Daily Tribune, Volume 17, Number 9, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 December 1902 — Page 6
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The Tribune prints all the news of the sporting world. Amateurs are invitee) to send in notices Of local Bventis to which special attention will be piven.
COMING EVENTS.
Dec. 10.—Interclass basket ball at State Normal gymnasium. JJec. 10.—Meeting-of Central Base ball league at Indianapolis.
Dec. 12.—Eddie Gardner vs. Kid Blackburn, 15 rounds for a decision at the National Sporting club hall.
Dec. 13.—Interclass, basket ball at Stale Normal. Dec. in.J-j-Ba^ket ball, State Normal vs. Paris, atf^ParisF? 111.
January 10—International billiard tourney. •March It.—Indoor pentathlon meet at Slate Normal gymnasium.
ATTELL WHIPS''REGAN
OUTPOINTED THE CHICAGO LAD IN SIX ROUNDS.
LIVELY SKIRMISH WITNESSED
Attell Was Knocked Down in th« Third and Took Count to Regain His Balance.
Abe Attell. the California featherweight, outpointed Buddy Ryan of Chicago In a sitf-round contest there last nig-ht. Attel made a running fight of it. In the third round, however, Ryan, after a hard chase,cornered Attel and knocked him down \vi«h a left hook to the jaw. Attell took a count of nine and got to his feet without' showing any ill effects from the blows. Attell used a straight left-hand jab.., that Ryan was unable to evade and the Callfornian had quite a shade the better of each round, with the exception cf ihe third.
Tn the preliminary Billy Rotchford of Chicago defeated George Monroe ui New Yotlc.
HERTZ Is MANAGER
Will Look After the Interests of Forbes and Benny Yanger.
It is reported that John Hertz, matchmaker for the American Athletic club, Chicago, will give up his place with that club, which will be reorganized, and will take Harry Forbes and Benny Yanger to Sail Francisco, where Forbes is to fight Nefll. If this venture proves successful, Herts will then, take his two champions to England. Hertz announced a few days ago, it is said, that he would soon sever his connection with the South Side light club, althejgh it had proved a success financially. Ed Smith is mentioned as the probable manager of the new organized c-luli and It is said he will be empowered to appoint his own matchmaker.
JEFF AND BOB ARE PARTNERS
THe Heavyweights Will Scon Begin a Unique Boxing Venture .Tames J. Jeffries and Bob Fitzsimmons are now on their way to Portland, Ore., where they will begin their joint boxing exhibitions. If the venture proves a success the trip may be continued around the world. The lighters carry no company with them. .AVherever they appear "local talent" furnishes the "show." while Jeffries and Fitzsimmons throw in a six-round bout for the main attraction. Joe Egan and Sam Mott are at the head of the combination. The venture has revived the talk of a fake tight in their last nv^-ing. a story that was almost universally discredited at the time, and which is now believed by only a few.
BUYS CRACK TROTTERS
Muncie Men Picked Up Several Good Ones for the Whitely Stock Farm.
Burt H. Whitely, proprietor of the Whitely stock farm, and Harry Snyder, trainer, have returned fom New York, where {hey attended the "Old Glory" sale at Madison Square, garden. They purchased for the Whitely farm some of the finest bred brood mar^s and road drivers ever brought to Indiana. Lillith. trotter, sired by Robert McGregor, the sire of the famous Cresceus. is perhaps the most noted of the string brought home by Mr. Whitely. She was priced at $3,500. Dotlet, a bav- mare, trotter, sired by Nutwood, and Baroness Evelyn, sired by Baror Wilkes, have already made promising records. ,'
Jockey Coburn Clandestinely Married. Tt has'just come to light that Jockey •Monk .Coburn and Miss Emma Kamintz, llitv,daughter of A. E. Kamintz, a wealthy asphalt manufacturer of Memphis, Tenn were clandestinely married last February. Owing to anticipated objections from the girl's parents, the marriage was kept secret until last night, when, Coburn's bride rejoined li.ini.^at New.^Orleans. Coburn is riding under contract to G. C. Bennett.
Concert Saturday Night.
The Normal training school, assisted by Breinig's prchestra/jpull give a concert at Normg ^%lp Sffj&rday night. A good program^h!ls* Wen prepared and an evening of rare entertainment is In store for those who .attend
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THE CENTRAL LEAGUE
PRESIDENT SMITH SAYS THE'RE IS NO DOUBT ABOUT WHEELING
FIVE OTHER CITIES APPLY
Lew Walters and Pitcher Popp Have Taken Positions Here and Will Remain This Winter.
President L.. D. Smith of the Terre Haute Base Ball association will leave tomorrow for Indianapolis to attend the first meeting of the new Central Base Ball league, of which Terre Haute is a member. None of the directors wiell .accompany Mr. Smith.
G. W. Bement of the Evansville association also goes to Indianapolis tomorrow. Messrs. Haldermap and Mautner, representing Fort Wayne and Marion, and a delegate from Dayton, O., will be the only authorized men present, but there may be from three to a dozen cities apply for franchises in the new circuit.
The league meeting is held for the purrose of electing officers for the Central league, granting franchises and forming a set of rules which will govern the members of the league after they take out franchises. Indications are that Wheel'.n.sf. W. Va„ will receive playing rights, and that the other two franchise will go either to Grand Rapids, Covington, Springfield, Mansfield or South Bend.
L,ew Walters,' manager of the Terre Hautes. has taken a position with the Terre Haute furniture store, and Popp, the well known twirler. is car accountant for the Big Four. Both have signed con tracts to play with the local aggregation next year.
GRANNAN TO BOOK
Famous Plunger Will Go to New Orleans and Conduct a Betting Stand There.
Riley Grannan, the great plunger of a few years ago, is said to have secured another lease on good fortune. Grannan is now at Hot Springs, where he will remain for a short time, and then go to New Orleans, where, it is said, he will make book on the races. In addition to that, he has made an agreement with Colonel W. E. Ajplegate which calls fpr his services on a percentage basis from the beginning of the Memphis meeting next year. Grannan made a bank roll of $3,000 during the first days of the Latonia meeting with almost nothing, and with that sum he was able to clear about $15,000 on the meeting.
DAN PATCH SOLD
Minneapolis Man Pays $60,000 for Great Pacer—Retains Driver McHenry.
M. W. Savage of Minneapolis, Minn has bough Dan Patch, the famous unbeatei pacer, of M. E. Sturgis of New York for $60,000. M. E. McHenry., who has driven the horse many a fast mile and scored 15914 with him, has signed a contract with Mr. Savage to handle the horse for the racing seasons of 1003-1904. The price is the highest ever paid for a pacer.
ZEIGLER BACK ON TRACK
Former Champion Cyclist Has Signed a Contract and Will Race Again.
Otto Zeigler, a former champion cyclist, has decided to return to the track an has signed a contract to race in France and Germany next year. He will be in the employ of a French syndicate. Zeigler wil have Eddie Bald and Owen Kimble as teammates.
DAN-NY MAHER CHARITABLE
Little American Jockey Establishes a Free Bed in the Hartford, Conn., [Hospital.
Danny Maher, the little American jockey, is a philanthropist. The little fellow feels that he owes something fnr his freat success as a jockey and a couple of days ago he established a free bed in a hospital at Hartford, Conn., his home. Maher says it is a thanks offering.
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NEW BOWLING RECORD
ST. LOUIS TEAMS SMASH ALL SCORES LAST NIGHT.
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Junior Bowling Club of St. Louis Sets a Mark Which WiM Likely Re Long Shot At.
The world's cocked-hat record was broken at St. Louis last night by the Juniors' team in. the game between the Acmes and Juniors, the latter making a total of 1505 pins out of a possible score of 2250. The record-breaking team is one of the best in the local bowling league. Their performance last night smashed the highest previous record by a large margin. The record of 1492 was tabbed up last season by the 1903s team, and when it was made the predictions were that it would be a long time before the mark was bettered. In fact, some were rash enough to say that the 1505 mark would not be reached for several years^ if at all.
The work which made the record last night was peculiar in the fact that not a single record was broken outside of the one for high five games. The closest that any other record was approached was the individual high five games average, and Hirsch fell over five pins behind the mark set by Eddie Grath last season in this respect. What told was the fine all-around work of the Individual averages were remarkably even throughout. The best single game rolled by the winning team was 315, and this falls short of the record. The team, however, topped the 300 markk in three games, and never fell more than twelve pins below that in a single exhibition. As an exhibition of team bowling the match was a superb one. The best game scored by the Juniors was the first, when the 315 mark was reached. Thomas roled up a 74 in that game and Hirsch followed with a 73. Dueker did 66 and Mathews 65, but Allen started poorly and totaled only 37, else the high game record might have suffered also. In the final game Thomas put in an 80 and Hirsch a 71, the team total being 310. An 84 by Hirsch in the third game also ran that one above the 300 mark, although only by a single pin. Tho other two games were 291 in the second and 2SS in the fourth.
,NEW CLUB'S FIRST BOWL
Jackson Club Boys Send 'Em Down the Alleys Last Night—Some Good Scores. _The Jackson Bowling club held its first regular meeting at the Vigo alleys last evening. An election of officers wgs held and William Biel was chosen president, with Harry Davis traesurer. The club will meet every Monday night and the scores last evening follow:
Biel 39-70, Schmidt 49-S4, Robblns 55-115, Collins 31-67, Broenenkant 30-61, Fairgrlef 3S-122, H: Paddock 17-50,. Gustmeyer 33-132. O'Brien 57-10!). Weidle 44-52. Scott 36. Davis 60-106, Moorehead 34-67, W. Paddock 45-137, Gorrell 49-66, Watkins 31-59, Voges 57-74, Jenkins 46-61. Muhlenhartz 80-41, Moore 5-87. Hehr 62, Lang 51, Parks 62, Price 47, Flo 35.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE MAY FIX DATES AT PfVE&ENT MEETING
WAR SCHEDULE IS PREDICTED
That Is Nation*! League Will Attempt to Fight American at Every Point,
This is one view of it, but another was that the National league was not inviting war, but simply adopting its schedule wlhout any thought of what the American would do. Manager McGraw of the New Yorks said he would certainly prefer to open the season at home, and the surmise was that New Yorw would open at home with Brooklyn, with Philadelphia at home with Boston, Pittsburg in Cincinnati and Chicago in St. Louis. Also the belief was expressed that there would be Fourth of July games in the Bast this year. Instead of those games being played entirely in the West, as has been the case the last three years.
Ned Hanlon of the rules committee said he knew of no proposed changes In the, rules to be considered. He says the foul strike rule has been a good thing for the game, and good for the spectators, and that it will be retained. That the executive committee will be retlaned and no president elected is now thought to be more likely than ever. Brush, for one, has expressed himself as in favor of having at the head of affairs those who have more than a sentimental interest.
Will Be Tried at Paoli.
Thomas Leonard, who was arrested here on instructions from the marshal at Paoli, where he is wanted on a charge of beating a board bill, will be taken to that town this evening. He will fight the case and will take an attorney from this city.
New Electric Company.
The Western Traction company, with a capital stock of $100,000, was incorporated today. It is headed by S. \V. "Williams of Vincennes. It will build an electric line at once from Vincennes to Sullivan and then extend it to Terre Haute.
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