Downfall of the Indians Dominates World of Sports
A chaotic recap of an indoor polo and hockey night features New Haven, Waterbury, and Fall River teams in a heated, high‑scoring clash. Detailed notes describe players like Cotter, Mooney, Warner, and Bone across multiple periods, with stirring commentary on Hartford, Meriden, and Providence standings and near‑term pennant hopes.
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New Haven
New Hawn — Palladiuns
Tom Cortes
Mooney
Cotter
Warner
Bone
Bono
Washinton
Hartford
Blues
Cashman
Woitke
Lations
Canavan
Buting
Wodtke
Genayen
Serena
Whipps
Pretty Sy
Tom Cotter
Delawave
New Haven’s
Fall River
Providence Warterbany
Waterbury
Meridon
Merton
Ube
Duhieh
New Draven
Meriden
Teo
Hartford Post
Hipson
Star Kite
Warenbury
Menard
MassCord
Bailiel Tom Cotter
Dis Hindlins
Metneelves
Snveral
Poledon
John Roberts
Waterburys
John
Jobn
Trussell
Merifen
Tom
Anfors
Weaton
Sania
New Haven Union
Polo
Canavan and Cortér
Boston Herald
Lawrence
Brockton
WST
Williams
Conway
Dee
Banks
Waterbury “Democrat
Boston Hersit
Olyt
Morse
Hiprow
Billy Snow
Auditoriu
Wilautt
Sapho
Levard
Miteilyiay
Russell
Mwral
Meridun
de Moyur
Hank Te Reilly
Nai
Pola Wetter
Meriter
Wagneer
Nowiver Base Dalltei
Drereto Gieteller
Harrior
Beppe
Mia Warurr
Codktise
Canavan Venger
Cotter Whippli Watt
Everett
New Haven Fon
Hartfoul Moguinr
New Haven Warners
Hartford Moon
Base Ball Notes From A Wandering Wire
A garbled baseball column reports on Keiste of Baltimore keeping his wealth and Springfeld plans, Howell and Murphy notes, Duke Farrell signing with Brooklyn, Farrel’s future, Bill Murray transfer, Dave Pulte potential hit for Brown, Broadway Alec Smith Baltimore deal, Seloe scouting for Boston, Martin Bergen’s private matters, Cuban X Giants beating Havanas, Washington predicting a ten club major league in 1900, and a spring meeting date expected from President Young and Nick Young.
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Tou Buyls
Chicago
Wills
Springfeld Tean
Hac Cly
Keiste
Balmore
Laihim
Howell
Duke Farrell
Brooklyn Dall
Wolve
Murdlers
Farrel
Smith
Boston
Martin Bergen
Almendaces
Cuban X Giants
Havanas
Holly
Giants
Young
New York
Nick Young
American Association of Erofemiomal Balle Ball Obst Clube
Aoe
FIGHTS AND FIGHTERS Underwood, McFadden square off in hard bout
Patsy Sweeney fights George McWadden at Broadway Athletic Club with crowd energy high as McWadden grants Sweeney a tough battle. McFadden wins in the 21st round after forcing Sweeney to the ropes and the referee disqualifies Sweeney's corner. Peter Maher offers to fight Walcott with a New York venue favored over Philadelphia.
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Walcott
Peter Maher
O'Rourke
Maher
Philadelphia
Ed Dunkhorst and Hogan meet in six round roughout
Ed Dunkhorst of Syracuse stopped Jack Hogan of Lima in the sixth round before a Still City Athletic Club crowd in Provi. Hogan, lighter by thirty pounds, fought well until a right rib shot and a jaw blow felled him. Seconds stopped the fight after the sixth as Hogan could not rise. Frank Childs defeated Jack Bonner over six rounds in another bout. Childs floored Bonner in the first and survived a late rally, while Bonner nearly felled him in the sixth.
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Patsy Sweeney
Patsy
George McWadden
Broadway Athletic Club
Sweeney
Puthichasn
Tou McPadden
Teaton
McMadden
Sud
McPadden
McFadden
Stank Almicer
Charlie Whitt
McTadden
Mefadden
Charlie McNally
Providence
Jim Haywood
Chicago
McNally
Broadway
Haywood
Tohbny Mack
Kid McPadden
Bantata
San Francisco
Terry McGovern
MePadden
Gus Rublin
Yank” Keony
Coon Mareth
Greenwood A.C
Yomiy Ryan
Leo Meyer
Jack Woor
Stusst
Meyer
Coney
Minit
Jim Corbett
Lakewood N.J
Feftries
Dave Terry McGoyers
Joe Gans
Hin
Arthur Jones
Washington
Youdy Banks
Philadelphia
Schenetidy
Night Jones
Piladeia Tonsht
Simister
Tin Keavis
Hayy Berger
Kearns
Billy Barrett
He Awolehl
Sally SinTeh
California
Greenwood A. C
Toni Burke
Missippi
Gravesend
Mugh McVadden
Young Horney
Wilson
Mort Hamilton
George Fale
Vray
Bersreen Frank Bronnin
Brooklyn
Tid” Gibberman
New York
Adly Short
Tohnny Berehmian
Tmithy Ite
Jim Kenton
Pelican A.C. Towls
Paddy Fenton
Boston
Duck Pox
Wenton
Tauhly Roache
Tommy Hop
Chesley Brooks
Dip O Neill
Ed Dunkhorst
Syracuse
Jack Hogan
Lima
Still City
Provin
Hogan
Frank Childs
Chicas
Jack Bonner
Pennsylvania
Childs
Bonner
Vardon
Barry Vardon
Florida
South
Will Smith
Miami
George Low
Golf Mustrated
London
Warden
the Park
Mid-Surrey
Portmarnock
Cruden Bay
Varden
Aith
Seabboro
Ganton
Marlon
Cummings
Waller
Denny
Hine Hind
Hau
Mhirlenine
Tasid Oeilvio
Todar Vardon
Cummings San Waller
Quwentsia
Parker Wins Two Falls In Wrestling Bout At New Belford
Harvey Parker world class wrestler wins two falls to take victory over Jobin J. Lilie at New Belford theater last night. The piece notes Parker’s training form and mentions potential matches with George Bothner and Jol Flavagan, plus other local wrestling events and officials.
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New Belford
Harvey Parker
Jobin J. Lilie
Pirker
Jol Flavagan
Tin Weal Bud A.C
Brockton ‘Times
George Bothner
New York
Waterbury
Democrat
Bothner
Parker
Little York
Mr Little
Jobo Kelly
Swanson
Ini
Sma
Kelly
Herman Wolff
Phindelpus
Serestle
Anit
Billy Tohnkon
Newark
George E. Bothner
Might Hiefare
North Hoboken Athletic Club
Hoboken
Rhodes Wins Catch-as-Catch-Can Bout Over McPherson
Benjamin D Rhodes defeats Jack McPherson in a three-bout match with wins in two rounds. McPherson takes the Hust bout in 34m 0s, Rhodes wins second in 65m 298, third in 14m. Vardon noted for pool interest in Florida.
Columbia Beats YATLF In Exhibition Victory
Columbia won the event with a 31 to 20 score in a six event meet. Judges listed Hubert Stoll J Puak Acad J Beikel and Lil Koehler noted in a display with the Cornett family. Columbia delegates were defeated in one bout of seven by five.
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Columbia
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