Complete entry list for Newby Oval speed races night
Complete entry list for Newby Oval tonight features twelve events plus a half mile exhibition by Marty Gibson aiming to lower the record. Local rider Woody Headspeth is entered among motor and bicycle races, with vaudeville tricks by H C Lefever and a Military Band concert prior to the first race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Gibson
Newby Oval
Indianapolis
H. C. Lefever
Arthur Reardon
Will Carson
Ransford Pulliam
H.lacoma
H. R. Matake
Earl Tressell
Ray Hop
L. UO. Gordon
City
Woody Headspen
James 8. Vincent
George R
Chicago
Harry A. Gibson
Cincinnati
Ed Steinmetz
James B. Bowser
L. C. Watson
George I. Kreamer
Cleveland
Arthur M. Sullivan
Veedersburg
August Andrews
Willis J. Coval
H. Tacoma
Willis N. Coval
Fisher Motor
L. A. Watson
Cleved
Woody Headspeth
Major Taylor
France
Manual Training High School Athletes Form Teams
Robert Hall hosted a reception in Irvington for Manual Training School athletes from the baseball, track, and football squads. About forty students attended as officers were named for next year’s teams, with Sweeney and Shideler as captains and Gilchrist, Hall, Kaylor, and Kittle in management roles. Sweeney to lead All High School baseball captaincy. first game set for Terre Haute Saturday. Trophies were presented for all around winner Vernon Bowers, who earned four medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hall
M. T. H. & Track
Downey Avenue
Irvington
Manual Training School
James Gilchrist
Robert Sweeney
Jack Shideler
William Kaylor
Jack Kittle
Terre Haute
Manual Training High School
Vernon Bowers
Chicago Bowling Team to Meet Marion at City Club Lanes
The Chicago bowling team arrives in Indianapolis at noon and will play three games against Marion at City Club alleys. The first game is set for 3 oclock. Team members include Brill United States champion Fred Worden champion of Alinda George Banghart and Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
Marion
Brill
United States
Fred Worden
Alinda
George Banghart
Lee
Champions clash as Marion selects weight champions team
The Marion squad will include Knox Quill Jeap Brown and Bryson for a city title bid. In the evening Chicagos face four Indianapolis league champions Bryson Graff Pritchett and Jay with a fifth man by high afternoon averages. Bryson and Graff will also face Worden and Brill in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Steele
Pasdeloup
Strong
Marion
Knox, Quill
Jeap
Brown
Bryson
Chicagos
Indianapolis
Graff
Pritchett
Jay
Worden
Brill
Large Entry List for To-Morrow Afternoon Races
The Business Men's Driving Club outlines tomorrow afternoons programme with a 3 0 class and varied entries including Pattie H Dr McKechnie Tony Wilson RE P Clark Joe Jefferson and many more. In addition there will be team races and a three minute trotting race featuring horses on the track. Women are admitted free to the track and grand stand for entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varia le
Ccsahese
Acsceeae
Setenus
Éci
Laenii
Pattie H
Dr. McKechnie
Tony Wilson
RE. P. Clark
Joe Jefferson
R. Webber Delenay
G. Allen Harry
Mann Hyle
W. B. Blair
D. Oj. Williams Echo
Sam Pearson Datch Mary
H. H. Gates McGinty
Sharpless Eckright
B. Blair
Minnie L. Ed Lewis
Dunn W
W. Baker
Hoover
Charles Donson
Charles Shover
J. Williams
Berauer
John R
Corbetts liquor license revoked by New York court
In New York on June 5 Justice Freedman revoked pugilist James J. Corbett’s liquor tax certificate after a report by referee Alfred Page in an Anti-saloon League action. The case cited visits by agents to Corbett’s Broadway saloon on May 5 1900 and by Rev Norman Piass on May 2 1900, with whisky purchases and open premises. Corbett denied violations and claimed the license was held in his manager’s name Frank Phillips. Salt will seek double the bond per the court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James J. Corbett
Justice Freedman
Supreme Court
Alfred Page
J. Q. A. Henry
New York Anti-saloon League
Charles P. Sanford
Excise Commissioner
Corbett
Broadway
Norman Piass
Anti-saloon League For
Greater New York
Corbetts Place
Mr. Henry
Excise
Frank Phillips
Constitution At Her Dock In Bristol After Sails Damaged
The Constitution arrived at Herreshoff pier and work began to untangle sails rigging and spars. Mainsails require minor repair. hull uninjured. Repairs to the steel main mast to be completed in about two weeks. Sir Thomas Lipton expressed regret over the accident but relief that no one was hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Herreshoft
Gourok
Thomas Lipton
Chicago Trial Testimony Ties Dr Unger to Funeral Funds
F Wayland Brown testified that Dr A M Unger supplied the money to pay expenses for defaming Marie Defenbach. He handed the cash to the undertaker. Brown denied any plan to defraud insurers and said he met Defenbach only thrice. He claimed Seapeet to Smiley engagement was real but arranged for insurance purposes.
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Chicago
F. Wayland Brown
A. M. Unger
Marie Defenbach
Brown
Unger
Miss Defenbach
Smiley
Dr. Unger
Won Unearned Game Incolumbus Wet Ball Pitched By Rusi
In Columbus Ohio on June 5, the Western Association game saw Indianapolis win 7 to 4 over Columbus after a rain-delayed, error-adverse contest. Summer shut down the home nine after the third inning, Griffin hit safely in every trip, and McMackin pitched well for Columbus, while Sum mel was fined for disputing a call. Attendance was 266 as fans endured a thunderstorm before the finish.
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Indianapolis Journal
Columbus
Summer
Griffin
McMackin
Indianapolis
Summel
McLaughlin
Heydon
Bey
Niles
A.B
BR. H
A. E. Syakee
Beeg Griffins
Hale
DOT
Vanburden
Io -A
Locke
Grant
Seee Mullaney
Bigth
de Zinram
Pee Evans
P. Toros
Asapea Cnese
Cincinnati
Amos Rusie
Brooklyn
Ruste
Kitson
Crawford
Pitchers Stifle as Dayton Defeats Louisville in Low-Scoring Tilt
In Louisville on June 5 Dayton out pitched Louisvilles in a tight game. errors costly as both starters dominate. Final score 6 to 4 with Dayton taking the win. Attendance figures not provided.
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Louisville
Dayton
Wilmot
Grand Rapids
Toledo Beats Fort Wayne in Hoosier League Tilt
In Fort Wayne on June 5 Toledo outlasted Fort Wayne 8 to 3 as McIntire homered and doubled while Fricken and Daniels faltered on the mound. Fouts started at first for Toledo. Ehret Fricken Daniels Mullin Lattimer McIntyre Grafius in the batteries. Mullane umpired. attendance reported at 2M.
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Fort Wayne
Toledo
Ehret
Fricken
Daniels
Mullin
Lattimer
McIntyre
Grafius
Mullane
Wheeling Beats Marion In Listless Second Game
Marion batsmen were held to nine runs in a faint effort as Wheeling showed delayed improvement. Shaw, Marion’s catcher, left for Detroit without notice, a former Detroit AL player. Score: Marion 9 Wheeling 3. Batteries Vassbinder Smink Streit Fox. Attendance unknown. St Louis report follows Christy Matthewson pitching well for New York, efforts noted as St Louis played aggressively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Wheeling
Shaw
Detroit
Mmr Marion
ST. Lows
Christy Matthewson
New York
St. Louis
Detroit Athletes Rally To Beat Athletics In Eighth Inning
DETROIT June 5 Buelow opened the eighth with a homer as the Athletics fell 4 1 in Detroit Barrett shined in center with two line drive drives. Milwaukee and Boston played a tight game as errors by Friel and Gilbert led to three Milwaukee runs in a 4 1 win. Various minor league and intercollegiate games were listed with lines for Terre Haute Evansville Decatur Bloomington Cedar Rapids Rock Island and Shreveport plus a Crawfordsville tie and Anderson. Indianapolis prep notes mention Solon Johnson seeking local boys under seventeen and Fort Wayne at home with a 3 4 start time.
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Detroit
Buelow
Athletics
Barrett
Terre Haute
Ind
Evansville
Ross
Rockford
Rock Island
Solon Johnson
South Missouri Street
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Whitney's Volodyovski wins English Derby at Epsom
Whitney's Volodyovski ridden by L Reiff won the Derby at Epsom in record time 2404 5 with La Reine first, William the Third second and Veronez third. Large crowds from across the country attended though King Edward and Lord Rosebery were absent due to mourning.
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London
Whitney
Volodyovski
Epsom
William C. Whitney
L. Reiff
Duke of Portland
William
Douglas Baird
Veronez
Jockey Club
England
King Edward
Lord Rosebery
Queen Victoria
Kahki
Prince of Wales
Lord Roberts
Johannesburg
Rone
Perry Belmont
Leopold de Rothschild
Earl and Countess of Essex
Beach Grant
New York
Duke and Duchess of Devonshire
Truke and Duchess of Portland
Marquis
Earl and Countess of Derby
Curzon
Prince Victor Duleep Singh
Maher
Volodyovski Naturality
Mr. Whitney
Ruskin
Orchid
Foxhall Keene
Olympian
Clacquer
Osbech
Lord Bobs
Revenue
William III
Tottenham
Reiff
Volode
Kovaks
Wiliam III
Veronca
Harry Payne Whitney
Whitney’s Victory Prompts American Trophy Return
After a close race a speaker credits the second horse as a near challenger while Richard Croker congratulates the victor. Whitney notes plans to bring the trophy to America again and sends a telegram to his father as American coaches around the grandstand observe in restrained celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Croker
Mr. Whitney
America
Multiple Horse Races Reported From U S Tracks
Across Cincinnati New York St Louis Chicago and San Francisco racing results are listed. Winners include Ethel Davis Ben Hullum Peter Duryea Golden C Lily Pantland Governor Boyd Demurrer Nones Evelyn Maud Trigger Odlawah Alfonso Lady Curzon Our Lady Tom Collins Wall Kaloma Sue Johnson Thurles Ed Austin Vulcain Silurian Our Nel He Almanso Cerro Santa Ralston Carlo Racetto Rio Shannon Meadow Lark.
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Cincinnati
Newport
Ethel Davis
Ben Hullum
Peter Duryea
Golden C
Lily Pantland
Governor Boyd
New York
Gravesend
Trigger
Piggott
Janice
W. C. Whitney
Volodyovski
Echo
Demurrer
Nones
Evelyn Maud
Odlawah
Alfonso
ST. Louis
Louden
Nobleman
Fair Grounds
Celtic Bard
Lady Curzon
Our Lady
Tom Collins
Wall
Kaloma
Sue Johnson
Chicago
Garry Herrmann
Hawthorne
Thurles
Ed Austin
Vulcain
Silurian
Our Nel- He
Almanso
San Francisco
Oakland
Ric Shannon
Horton
Donator
Cerro Santa
Ralston
Carlo
Racetto
Rio Shannon
Meadow Lark
Judge Hobson Not Ill. Navy Captain Returns Home
Greensboro Alabama June 5 Captain R B Hobson of the navy arrived home after a message circulated that his father Judge Keon was dead. The judge was not ill and had not died, and Hobson came back in response to the erroneous report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Ala
R. B. Hobson
Navy
Keon
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