Death of Doc Hyland prompts strategic coaching changes
The veteran trainer Doc Hyland has died, leaving two board vacancies. W J Jones of the agricultural department and Louis Endsley, a former pole vaulter and graduate instructor, are discussed as potential managers. Coach Hest and Captain Leslie plan to cut heavy practices, adding track work to build agility and endurance. The season schedule, with possible Wisconsin game negotiations, features Frankin at Lafayette, DePauw at Purdue, and several key matchups including Indiana and Notre Dame. An Athletic Association meeting will decide pending questions.
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Louis Endsley
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Leslie
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Pranklin
Lafayette
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the Athletic Association
Indiana University to Open Late This Year
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Bloomington Indiana August 31 Indiana University will not open until September the latest date in its history to skip September heat and extend June. New administration under Dr Bryan and departures in the law and pedagogy faculties mark changes as the campus plans increased enrollment, a partially finished science hall, and a stronger football schedule under Director Howe and manager George Shaw. Nine members of last year’s team are noted.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Bryan
W. P. Rogers
Law School
Law School of Cincinnati University
Sampson
Stephenson
Hester
Howe
George Shaw
Indiana
Weather Forecast for Indiana and Surrounding States
Forecast for Indiana and Illinois calls for fair skies on Monday and Tuesday with diminishing westerly winds. Ohio may see local showers then clearing and cooler conditions with brisk west to northwest winds, followed by fair weather Tuesday. Precipitation totals remain light, with temperatures around mid to upper 70s and lower 80s.
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Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Movements of steamers report ports and arrivals
Moville and other ports log arrivals and departures. Ships listed include Columbia from New York to Glasgow, Tunisian from Montreal to Liverpool, and Kronprinz Wilhelm from New York to Plymouth Cherbourg and Bremen. Various vessels pass, sail, or arrive at Larboard routes with mixed destinations.
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De Pauw Prospects Bright Boosted by Faculty Action
DePauw University in Greencastle Ind is set for a strong year with athletics aided by a new per term student fee to bolster funds. The football squad returns most of last season’s starters under coach James R. Henry from Michigan and Chicago with new material and several losses. Charles A. Sartain becomes physical director handling all athletics except football as Indiana rival schedules are arranged.
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Indianapolis Journal
Greencastle
Ind
de Pauw University
Athletic Association
Athlete Association
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Baker
Lafayette
Cobl
Ed O'Daniel
Robbins
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Hawthorne
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Wise
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Somerville
University
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Rose Polytechnic
Wabash
Charles A. Sartain
James R. Henry
de Pauw
University of Michigan
University of Chicago
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Englewood High Hool
Chi“re
Culver Military Academy’s Fall Season and Roster Preview
Culver Military Academy in Indiana opens fall term September 10 with strong prospects and a growing student body. Cadet teams bolster football anticipation as returning stars Bays, McIntyre, Lamson, Wood, and Koontz lead a deep roster, while newcomers like P. B. Hill and F. F. Bays bolster the backfield. The academy, recognized with University of Chicago affiliation, expects its strongest team yet as schedules await finalization.
Earlham Football Prospects Look Strong This Season
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Richmond Ind August 31 Earlham College aims for its best football team yet with most of last year’s squad returning Captain Joseph Tuttle Rhode Island will again quarterback Emory Ratliff back as likely fullback and kicker Macy brothers Stanley and Douglas Ends return Rinford backs also in contention Ben Graves barred from play but to coach John Clark promising Griffin may rejoin Prof E P Trueblood credits last year’s training for this season Earlham schedules Sept 27 game at Manual High School Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Ind
Culver Military Academy
Lake Maxinkuckee
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Missouri Military Academy
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Sullivan
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Des Moines
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Ann Arbor
Indianapolis Manual Training High School
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Franklin
Rose Polytheenic
University of Indiana
Indianapo
JT Hanover
Rose Polytechnic
Terre Haute
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Wabash College Opens Fall Term Aug 31
Wabash College prepares to open the fall term with plans announced in Crawfoosville Indiana. First game of football set for the season to follow the opening events. Local coverage notes Indianapolis connections and campus activities surrounding the start.
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Indianapolis Journal
Crawfoosville
Ind
Wabash College
Hanover College Plans and Football Schedule Overview
Hanover College opens Sept 17 with about 175 students and aims for a successful year. English literature chair fills by Hood of Yale, modern languages by C R Melcher of Chicago, music under Maud M Chariton. An electric line survey to Madison may extend to Vevay and Lexington, stockholders include President Fisher. Football scheduled with Cincinnati University Oct 4 and other games, relying on new players to replace Hatfield Jenner Shanklin Giboney, led by captain Green.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hanover
Ind
Hanover College
Lowes
Hood
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C. R. Melcher
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Mebane, Resigned. the Department of Music
Maud M. Chariton
Cincinnati College of Music
New England Conservatory
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Fisher
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President Roosevelt Spends Day at Shelburn Farms in Vermont
President Roosevelt arrives by steam yacht Elfreda at Thompson's Point near Burlington Vermont after overnighting with Secretary Shaw. A crowd of about four thousand greets him with red firework displays and whistles from lake craft. He thanks the assemblage and proceeds to tour Shelburn farms area with local businessmen before returning to Burlington. In Knoxville Tennessee a separate note says Congressman Gibson reports Roosevelt will stop for two hours on the evening of September.
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Elfreda
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W. Seward Webb
Thompson's Point
Valcours
Joseph H. Sibley
Bluff Point
N. Y
Champlain Hotel
Knoxville
Tenn
Henry R. Gibson
George B. Cortelyou
Chattanooga
Cortelyou
Chamber of Commerce Committee
President recalls hunting boar misfire at Corbin Park
Windsor Vermont Special reports the President recounts a Friday hunt at Corbin Park Lodge. He says he fired once and killed a wild boar after a delayed chase with Sen ator Proctor and Bill Morrison. The party misidentified a deer as the target before the decisive shot.
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Trolley strike halts Hudson Valley Railroad traffic at Saratoga
Saratoga August 31 not a trolley car moves at night as motor men strike begins. About 209 men of Salgemeits haseulse Sse Retta Employes with a 700 member base are out.
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N. Y
Hudson Valley Railroad
Salgemeits “Haseulse Sse Retta
TEBEAU IN GREAT LUCK TAKES LAST HOME GAME
Louisville closes the American Association season with an easy win over Columbus before 8,000 fans. The ragged game featured timely hits by Bailey and frequent stolen bases as Louisville exits for the final trip. President Tebeau notes the club’s summer success and high attendance.
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Columbus
Bailey
Tebeau
Louisville Wins and Park Upgrades Postseason Hopes Rise
Louisville has cleared over $10,000 this season with twenty two away games left. Tebeau’s team has boosted fan interest and Louisville baseball fans anticipate the park improvements set for winter. A game ended early to allow trains. figures show Louisville won the first game 4 to 1 while Columbus mustered 0 runs in the final innings.
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Rer
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Flaherty
Hriever
Balk
Tindell
Kansas City doubles Milwaukee on timely hitting
Kansas City rallied to split a doubleheader with Milwaukee as Nance delivered a first game double and Lewee a second game triple to decide each contest. Attendance was about 4,000. First game score showed Kansas City 4 Milwaukee 3.
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Nance
Lewee
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Milwau
R.h.o.ae
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Mcbride
Clingman
Runkle
Bpeer
Ce Tae
Altrock
Seesae
Stolen base Hallman and early miscues in Kansas City loss
Kansas City and Milwaukee clash as Gibson and Elliott duel on a 1 23 innings. Beville and Lewee deliver key hits while Halman and Grady spark Kansas City in a tight 3 12 defeat.
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R.H.O.A.E
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Shiebeck
Grady
Gannon
Speer
Manager Watkins predicts Indianapolis pennant win
Louisville report notes Manager Watkins stating Indianapolis will win the pennant despite the Colonels taking four games from Columbus yesterday. He aims to take three of four from Louisville this week and sweep four straight. The first place battle opens with today’s morning game and all Louisville series games are pivotal to the championship race. Captain Fox also.
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Indianapolis
Colonels
Columbus
Louisville
Fox
Hoosiers optimistic as extra game shuttles announced
The Hoosiers look very sanguine of success. Extra cars to the park start at 8 45 for the morning game and the game will be called at 10 15. Afternoon service begins at 1 o clock and the contest starts at 3 30. Williams to pitch morning game for Indianapolis and Sutthoff likely to pitch the afternoon contest.
St Louis Takes Both Ends of Doubleheader by Tiny Margins
St Louis earned narrow victories in both games at St Louis with late plays and solid pitching. In the first game Wallace scored on an error by Monte Cross and McCormick’s out to right field. Powell delivered the deciding hit in the ninth of the second game, driving Padden home from second. Attendance was 21,000 as Donahue Kahoe and Plank Powers to Hastings worked the batteries. In Fort Wayne Boston beat Cleveland in eleven innings, Chicago Stahl receiving a parade of praise. McCathy erred by playing too far off second with two outs in the tenth, Wood doubled, and Boston pushed across two runs for the 3 to 2 win.
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Sullivan
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Geler
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Cleveland
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Callahan
Katoll
Green
Detroit and Washington slugfest ends with Washington win
In Detroit a slugging Sunday game saw both clubs misplay as four hits and an error in the ninth gave Detroit a two run lead before Washington rallied with four singles in the ninth and five hits in the tenth to prevail. Ducky Holmes jumped to Des Moines. attendance 1,556. Batteries Siever Carrick Clark Yeager Buelow.
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Ducky
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Local baseball thrills as Indiana towns stage Aug. 31 games
In Union City Indiana the Greenville club fell 6 to 2 in a late inning rally, with Robbins and Lutz on the batteries. Toledo beat Shelbyville at CLean Park by 7 to 6 as Wirt umpired. Anderson topped Piqua 1 to 0 with Pulse and Careers for Anderson and Simmons and Balt marsh for Piqua. Logansport edged Fort Wayne Shamrocks 9 to 8 with Ericson and Tieman on the mound. Cincinnati failed to appear for an exhibition in Schenectady drawing 2000 disappointed fans.
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Ind
Greenville, O
Greenville
Robbins
Lutz
Schronz
Fisher
Saxton
Logansport
Fort Wayne Shamrocks
Ericson
Tieman
Cuppy
Oram
Forfeited Game Highlights Local League Action
In a local commercial league match the People's Outfitting Company beat the Kahn Tailoring Company 8 to 0 after Kahn forfeited in the eighth inning at the Driving Club. Catterhenry pitched six innings for Kahn with nine runs charged on his effort. Alexander steadied for People's with Whittridge making a controversial safe call. A protest will be entered.
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Maloney
Whittridge
Ritchie
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A.E
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Mit
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Fredericks
Orr
Kahn
Prairie fire devastates fields near Guthrie
A long prairie fire near Guthrie Oklahoma raged for twelve hours burning hay, corn, and fields. Over a hundred farmers and men fought the flames before nightfall, aided by counter fires to stop the spread.
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O. T
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Oklahoma Bowl
Winnings on Savable and trainer Littlefield obituary
John W Gates claims Chicago wealth rose by 500000 after Savable won the Futurity with notes of large winnings by unnamed Chicago men. Charles Littlefield Jr. longtime trainer and former jockey for J B Haggin dies at 40 at Bradley Beach from Bright's disease. survived by widow and two children. noted Watercolor trainer, owner of Connisseur and Sabilia. associated with his father in racing. Bright Phoebus trained by firm earlier.
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Long Branch
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Bradley Beach
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Flo
Charles Littlefield
Toronto
Canada
Hatontown
Watercolor
Connoisseur
Sabilia
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Eee
Littlefield
Ten mile bicycle race at Wallsburg track winner Bardgett
In Newark New Jersey on August 31 3500 spectators watched the Wallsburg track meet. The ten mile professional handicap drew 37 starters eight on scratch. Walter Bardgett of Buffalo won after a late sprint beating Ambruster of Brooklyn and Bul Martin of New Haven with Bedell of Lynnbrook and Ruts of New Haven also placing. Other events included amateur and one mile handicaps with multiple riders from New York Chicago Louisville and Bayview Wheelmen.
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N. J
Wallsburg
A. P. M. Bruster
Wen von Bey
Hurley
New York A. C
Zanes
He Weising
Peytonstones
John Bedell
Lynnbrook
Yong O
Kimble
Louisville
James B. Bowler
Chicago
von Walter Bardgett
Buffalo
Ward Ambruster
Brooklyn
PI Bul" Martin
Ug Bedell
George Glasson
Bayview Wheelmen
Boalding's Official Football Guide on News Stands
The 191 season guide priced at 10 cents offers extensive football material for players, spectators, and enthusiasts. It covers beginner and advanced topics, ethics, the All American team, regional play, new rules and changes, apparel advice, team records, and includes illustrations, all compiled by Walter Camp.
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Two Men Die After Trolley Car Collision in City
Kansas City report says two men were killed when a trolley car struck them as they crossed the track at night. The crash occurred near a street intersection, and investigators are examining the motive and circumstances surrounding the fatal incident.
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