Indians Win in OT as Bone Injures Hand
The Indianapolis Indians beat the Richmond Quakers 6 to 2 in overtime. Way’s goal at 1:16 of overtime clinched the victory after Bone broke a finger, leaving Richmond short-handed and sparking a tense late contest.
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Richmond Quakers
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Way
Indianapolis
Richmond
Bone
Quakers
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Cunningham
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Mo Wns
Henley
Houghton
Alexander
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McGilvray
Coggshall
Doherty Ie
Peri
Indianapim
Cogen- Cunningham
Ban
Coggs
Indi
Logansport Triumphs Narrowly Over Danville In Ragged Contest
In Danville Illinois Logansport edged Danville 3 to 1 after two scoreless periods. Parcell led Logansport with strong play while Sutherland stood out for Danville. Attendance reached about 1 000 as the Central League standings list Logansport ahead of Danville with Fort Wayne Terre Haute and Lafayette also in the mix.
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Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Danville
Logansport
Kokomo
Lafayette
Indianapolis Journal
Ill
Ae Sesaree
Auree
Sutherland
Campbell
Shortridge Holds Extra Practice Before Thanksgiving
Shortridge basketball held a forty minute extra session in the YMCA gym after a Thanksgiving holiday. Captain Pratt split squads into two teams. Hackney suffered a bad knee sprain and will miss several days. Doudican and Pratt stood out on the second and first teams respectively as prep to face M. T. H. S. five.
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Shortridge
Pratt
Hackney
Bristol
Ard És Eiceren
Aumann
Smith
Doudican
Purdue Athletics Seeks Bigger Role After Tragic Wreck
Purdue faces changes after the Oct. wreck as the Athletic Association plans to elect officers and name a football captain while weighing the reappointment of Oliver Frost Cutts as athletic director. Strong campus sentiment supports elevating Cutts, with a possible faculty appointment to accompany the director role and plans for a new gymnasium to honor the victims and raise athletic standards. Cutts is viewed as key to reviving Western football and is expected to be offered a faculty post while remaining director and adviser.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue Athletic Association
Oliver Frost Cutts
Purdue
Cutts
Spain
New Cycle Racing Star Promises Rivals at Six Day Event
New revival of indoor track cycling gathers at Madison Square Garden for the annual six day bicycle race starting next Monday. Entries from several nations expected, with Willie Michael among leading contenders after weeks of training at Manhattan Beach.
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Willie Michael
Manhattan Beach
Madison Square Garden
New York
Jimmy Michael
Michael
Amateur Driving Clubs plan amateur circuit in coming season
The League of Amateur Driving Clubs led by the Gentlemen's Driving Club of Cleveland aims to establish a short amateur circuit. Clubs will enter horses and drivers compete for cups and ribbons with no pools or purses. Sanction from the National American Trotting Associations is sought due to a proposed admission fee to cover meeting licenses.
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Cleveland, CO
League of
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Rain Makes Track Heavy at Crescent City Race Meet
Rain drizzled all afternoon at Crescent City racecourse, forcing heavy going yet six races finished as true run affairs. Favorites Patheen Rainland and Trocadero won, with Little Jack Horner Julia Junkin Mad Mullah Potheen and Rainland among the victors in six races, while New Orleans entries list potential runners for Wednesday.
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New Orleans
Crescent City
Patheen
Rainland
Little Jack Horner
W. Hicks
Duelist
W. Fisher
Allista
Robbins
Julia Junkin
J. Hennessy
Hickory Corners
C. Irwin
Mayor Johnson
Cochran
Mad Mullah
Duncan
Gannon
Helgerson
Potheen
Livingston
Past
McCafferty
Crawford
Dutiful
W. Fischer
Faleman
Hart Beats Carter In Hard Fought Fifteen Rounder
In Boston Marvin Hart of Louisville won a closely contested fifteen round decision over Kid Carter of Brooklyn at the Criterion Athletic Club. Referee Buckley stopped the bout near the end as Carter was rendered groggy and knocked down twice in the final two minutes after a savage exchange featuring a deep cut above Hart's eye and repeated knockdowns.
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Boston
Marvin Hart
Louisville
Carter
Brooklyn
Criterion Athletic Club
Buckley
Hart
Young Corbett Favored Over Eddie Hanlon in Featherweight Showdown
San Francisco December 1 betting opens with Young Corbett a 3 to 2 favorite over Eddie Hanlon for the December 29 featherweight title bout. Corbett seeks to affirm his superiority after beating Terry MacGovern twice while Hanlon shows confidence and notes a close prior decision. Benny Yanger’s knockout loss to Corbett was avenged by Hanlon in a past encounter.
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San Francisco
Cal
Young Corbett
Eddie Hanlon
Terry MacGovern
Hanlon
Denver
Corbett
Benny Yanger
Yanger
O'Keefe Defeats Daly In Six Round Chicago Bout
Chicago promoter notes Jack O'Keefe won a decision over Chicago Jack Daly after six evenly fought rounds. The bout was fast paced with close exchanges and no knockdowns reported.
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Chicago
Jack O'Keefe
Jack" Daly
Woolgatherer Wins Steeplechase in Last Sixteenth Finish
At Bennings on December 1 the steeplechase produced a tight finish with Woolgatherer beating Connover by a neck. Wire In won the handicap two miles and a sixteenth, Carbuncle second. track fast and crowds favored the bookmakers.
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Bennings
Woolgatherer
Connover
Kirkwood
Gragiallo
Conkling
H. Michaels
Gananogue
Redfern
Colleen Bawn
Blake
Cottage Maid
E. Burns
Fortunatus
J. Walsh
Flora
Wire In
Pieratt
Carbuncle
Redern
Sam Craig
T. Burns
CORRIGAN AT WEST BADEN FOR RACING INTERESTS
Ed Corrigan a renowned turf figure arrives at West Baden with his two daughters and plans to go to Los Angeles to pursue track interests. M C Henley, Richmond team manager, notes Bone will miss several days due to an accident and may replace him with Cunningham Jr. who was loaned to Kokomo.
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Indianapolis Journal
West Baden
Ind
Ed Corrigan
United States
Los Angeles
Cal
M. C. Henley
Richmond
Bone
Gained a neck victory amid Oakland upset forcing disqualification
Forest King was placed last after fouling near the finish in the fourth race at Oakland. Last Knight, the favorite, was awarded first money. Hildebrand and Ferrell were suspended for rough riding.
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San Francisco
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Heather Honey
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Constable
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Shortridge to Elect Managers for Teams
Forsythe Ferguson and Wade favored for track baseball and basketball manager roles. President Conner calls Shortridge Athletic Association meeting at 11 45 in Room B to elect managers. only ticket holders admitted. Afterward, board of control will vote sweaters for the football team and thirteen players receive block S monograms for Thanksgiving game participation.
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Will Conner
Shortridge Athletic Association
Forsythe
Ferguson
Wade
Board of Control
Manual Training High School
Board of Review Expels Fuller and Exonerates Cox in Trotting Case
The National Trotting Association board met in New York and expelled D L Fuller and the mare Josie B, suspended Walter R Cox until recording fees are paid, and expelled R Co Bever with suspension for unlawful winnings and name-change fees. Other actions included dismissals and suspensions affecting multiple parties and horses.
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National Trotting Association
F. P. Johnston
Lexington
George W. Archer
Rochester
N. Y
Charles Dana Palmer
Lowell
Mass
J. C. Weltz
Canton, C
M. C. Blake
Cedar Rapids
J. H. Schultz
New York City
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Hartford
Selish
Bever
Samuel Walker
T.C. Thompson
Burlington County Fair Association
Mount Holly
N. J
Thomas Buckmanf
Newtown
W. L. Rhodes
Heightstown
Ainsworth
Albany
Robert Brownley
Baltimore
G. B. M. Welvere
Lockheaves
Erie
Chas
American Association Deliberates Western League Settlement
Secret session delegates Tebeau to settle Western League controversy. Meeting set for December 28 in Chicago. Watkins and Ruschaupt attend as American Association directors weigh leasing Kansas City park at 2500 annual rent and Western’s exit from cities. President Hickey’s succession discussed but not decided.
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Western League
W. H. Watkins
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Charles Ruschaupt
Watkins
American Association
Chicago
Bryne
Hickey
Association
George Tebeau
Packard
Burns
Kansas City
Denver
Western
Nsas City
Milwaukee
Alford backs Richmond in new Interurban Baseball League
Harry Alford says Richmond will field its best team in history in the upcoming Interurban Baseball League season. He anticipates good salaries after a promoters meeting to set salary limits. Richmond plans to play mostly Sundays and holidays, with few weekday games on Saturdays to boost local interest in baseball.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Harry Alford
Alford
Independent Bowling League Tonight Usual Matches
Independent Bowling League finals list tonight features five matches across four alleys. Rinky Dink faces Pud No at Washington alleys while Prospect meets Rambler at Turner. Royal plays Alliance at Pastime alleys and Dewey encounters Alcazar at Marion alleys.
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Pud No
Washington
Prospect
Rambler
Turner
Royal
Alliance
Pastime
Dewey
Alcazar
Marion
Fasig Tipton Winter Sale Opens in Lexington with 200 Thoroughbreds
Lexington Kentucky December sale catalogs over 200 high-grade horses of all ages. Notable entries include Benita Brush, Florian-Reckon, Queen Quality progeny, and multiple mares by Imp Meddler, Magnetizer, and St Blaize. Breeders and buyers from Lexington, Paris, Versailles, and Chantilly attend, with consignors like W. C. Whitney and F. P. Keene among others.
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Benita Brush
Roseville
Camden
Versailles
Florian-Reckon
J. E. Clay
Strathmore
Belladonna
E. F. Clay
Paris
Pelent
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North Bucks
B. P. Watchmakerolehansae
Ceringe
Grace Toffey
Longfellow-Daylight
Arts
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J. M. Camdan
Indifference
G. C. Brady
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Scarce
Milton Young
Ngton
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Milton
Young
Triceless
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Imp
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Kittredge Loses Money After League Collapse
Boston dispatch reports manager Kittredge returned from the West with twelve players. A proposed league of clubs in Peoria Aurora Ottawa and Davenort collapsed, costing Kittredge about 1800 dollars while Willie Parsons was traced to Peoria and Kit to Aurora. Parsons cut roughly 1200 dollars from the venture.
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Kittredge
Peoria
Aurora
Ottawa
Davenort
Willie Parsons
Parsons
Setredge
Restorative Nervine Endorsed by Rev Myers in Testimonial
A Rev Myers testimonial lauds Dr Miles Restorative Nervine for nerve and stomach trouble. He credits the remedy with weight gain, renewed energy, and improved health after years of nerve strain and travel, and notes a German doctor warned of paralysis before taking the product. Includes offer for a free book and medical address in Elkhart Indiana.
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Bose Atvian
Omaha
Ing
Miles Medical Co
Elthart Ind
Golf Year in Review Shows Novelties Sparked Busy Season
Philadelphia reports a lively golf year with many events and novelties. Women played prominently, Oxford and Cambridge visitors stirred interest, and Boston led national women’s honors including the intercity cup. Major titles saw Travis, Anderson, Horne, and others win across national, metropolitan, and intercollegiate competitions with Boston and New York sharing success.
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St. Paul
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Des Moines
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Archie M. Reié
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Columbia's Trip Abandoned After Negotiations Fail
New York Dec 1 Harry A Fisher manager of the Columbia football team announced that negotiations for a Western trip to play California and Stanford have been dropped as neither college would agree to a return game here next season.
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Harry A. Fisher
Columbia
Durh’ Ibaa
University of California
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