Double champions from Chicago win big in bowling tournament
The International Bowling Tournament of the American Bowls Congress concluded in Cincinnati on February 22. Chalmers and Kiune of Chicago captured the doubles title by rolling 2,553 pins and securing 350 dollars. Other prize winners include Morgan and Sequeene of Cleveland, Hoffman of Cleveland, Nasan and Mansul, Hornbert and age, Bowning and Matak of St. Paul, Lin den and Erdman of Newark, Yakey and Leixer of Canton, McEldowney and Deal of Canton, and Funke and Patterson of Beile. Individual leaders were A. Wingler and J. Jones of Chicago, J. G. Lippnert of Chicago, and Robert Rondinger of Detroit, among others, with numerous cash awards for top finishes.
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Cincinnati
St. Chalmers
Kiune
Chicago
Morgan
Sequeene
Cleveland
Hoffman
Cleve
Nasan
Mansul
Oakland and Los Angeles racing results compiled
Oakland and Los Angeles race cards from February 22 to 32 detail multiple races. Winners include Tawascnikia in six furlongs at Oakland, Royal River in a mile and 70 yards, Ramus in a mile and three quarters, Dicelick in the California derby, The Mist in the Chevy Wree handicap, and Timothy Wen in the mile. Los Angeles results list Wool, Colored Lady, Lee Ter risen 11, DBig Dow, Marster, Bil Bowlees, County Clerk m, Roseburg I, Dr. Heard, Tian kama, Miss Highland, Jack Atkin, John Jarrett, Angeler among winners with various placings and times. City Park in Orleans features Roseburg I, Limes, Martha Washington stakes results, and multiple sprint and distance races with noted times.
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Oakland
Emeryville
Tawascnikia
Saven Pull
Phil Igoe
Toyal River
Wacreburger
Reservation
Ramus
Treas We Seeker
Red Leaf
Dicelick
Starley Fay
Barly Tide
Chevy Wree
the Mist
Bucalle Terond
Fan Alvisa
Timothy Wen Wardruke
Billy Failoan
Los Angeles
Fitc
Wool
Brawny Lad
Dredger
Horace
Traffic
Lee Terrisen
Sink Spring
Halton
Marster
Tony Faust
Magazine
Bil Bowlees
Booger Red
Ormonde
Jord Liessington
Fine
Fei
Orleans
City Park
Roseburg I
Nasturtin
Brougham
Teriway
Dr. Heard
Lime
Tian Kama
Aunt Rose
Elda
Rao
Miss Highland
Annie McGeekee
Jack Atkin
Cooney K
Glé Honesty
John Jarrett
Bellwether
Hive Tira
Angeler
Alma Dufour
Donna
Fline
Ketchel Knocks Out Sullivan in 1 Round at Colma
In Colma California Leb. 22 Stanley Ketchel defeated Mike Sullivan in 1 minute 18 seconds of the first round delivering a straight left that dropped Sullivan to the floor and out. Referee Roch counted him out after Sullivan rose at nine. Ketchel was a 2-to-1 favorite as about 4000 watched the quick bout. Sullivan called it a lucky punch and Jack Sullivan immediately challenged Ketchel to a middleweight title fight.
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Colma
Cal
Stanley Ketchail
Grand Rapids
Mike
Twin
Ketchell
Lue Heart
Roch
Sullivan
Jack
Sillivan
Ketchel
Ketoh
Lay
Tuohy
Anaconda
Tuchscherer
Reid
No Oakland For Him Rather Make Shingles
News notes from baseball and boxing circles sketch player movements and prospects. Dutch Altman, Tammie Downie, and Ed Pamenne are linked to Portland or Western leagues, while Tammie and Dixon weigh trade talks. London boxing classes and Olympic plans pace the sports page amid era chatter about Burns and Gobals challenges.
Iver Lawson Wins Jump Sprint in Six Day Bicycle Race
Iver Lawson of Salt Lake won the six day bicycle race at Park Square coliseum with 415 miles and 9 laps in 21 hours. John Bedell of New Forté followed two lengths back, with Taw von Lloyd Krebs, New York, third. Multiple riders finished within 416 miles, including Fogier and Sherwood, as the event spanned from 2 pm to 10:30 pm tonight. Charles Hackensupmidt of Des Moines defeated M S Mueller of New York in two straight falls at the Olympic Athletic Club in Detroit, time 5 minutes 1 second and 15 minutes.
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Toston
Iver Lawson
Salt Lake
Park Square Coliseum
NM. J
Joseph Fogier
New York
Charles Sherwood
Welter Benigett
Matt Downey
Boston
NM. Anderson
Denmark
Graid Raylds
Mich
Charles Hackensupmidt
Des Moines
Iowa
M.S. Mueller
Olymoic Athletic
Purity Claim Says Medicine Guards Against Ills
An OCR fragment touts Dr. Hilmer and Swamp loaf remedies claiming pure contents and safety. It mentions equitable tests and cautions against unsuitable uses. The text mixes misspellings and nonsensical phrases, but centers on a patent medicine promise of protection and potency.
Sample Bottle Free by Mail Ad Promotes Remedy
An old advertisement offers a free sample bottle by mail from Dr. Kinner & Co of Binghamp ton WN C to entice readers. It promises a booklet with valuable information about “hide ways” and mentions a theatre and men ton Anaconda Sunday Standard in reference.
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Dr. Kinner & Go
Binghampton
WN. C
Menton
Anaconda And Butte Split Close Matches In Basketball
In two tense games at the Holeland rink Anaconda and Butte met in girls and boys contests. The girls won 7 to 6 for Anaconda with Regal Troter and Dougherty starring for the visitors, while the Butte boys edged Anaconda 20 to 18 as Tuohy and Brooks led their team. Referee calls sparked protests from Anaconda and Butte alike, but no protest was filed.
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Butte
Muathow
Butta
Anaconda
Holeland
Bob
City of Mines
Menter Reid
Copper City
Fort Shaw
Montana Athletic Association
Butte Boys
Sauerwein
Bulle
Brooks of
Sharp Values
Reginia Trotter
Suhimulle
Otathe Liew
Gina
Acave
Tro- Her
Nastey
Dougherty
Tutte
Miss Trotter
Miss Marvel Coultey
Loward
Buty Guards
Bissy" Moore
Miss Bowman
Nust
Beh
Dligs Coulter
Miss Dougherty
Miss Hasley
Kremer Tuohy
Helena
An- Ananda
Reta
Irwin
Tuohy
Witch
Boater
Brooke
Reald
Philips
Mel Carthy
Rell
Independent Ball Talk Dealing With Ringers In Butte
Independent Ball Talk notes some ringers like Kirby Toon Moog Baxter and Charlie Eley in Butte plan to join the game if inducements are tight. The piece hints at simmering tensions and a promise of good ball amid cautious arrangements.
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Kirby Toon
Moog Baxter
Charlie Eley
Butte
Officer Fires At Thief And Brings Him To Halt
Early Sunday morning a pursuit by Officer Burke and a fellow officer chased an alleged thief for about three blocks. The thief dropped the stolen item near the corner of Slzthawvewne and Maln before being captured after three shots were fired. The item reportedly came from Fortinan's store.
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Thief
Standard
Helen
Omecer Burke
Nigman
Fortinan
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MOBY
Chalmers
Kiene
Pelze
Lequeene
Venta
A. Wingler
Ee Jones
Stanley Ketchell
Portland
George Doyle
Hab Chang
Ubherstingiond
Dutch Altman
Wlacousti
Spokane
Tammie Downie Nas
Denver
Dickson
Vancouver
Tammie
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Ed Pamence
Carlisle Idlin
Twies
McCresbie
Ls A
McCreedie
Wack
Pinvenee
Martin Pratt
Mullromb
Tootinell
Die
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Hal Chase
Bret Biseman
Chase
England
Young Joseph
Back Goldswain
London
Tommy Burns
Dan O'Leary
Welker
Louieville
O'Leary
Edward
de A. Celta
Albert Delmont
Wrankie
New Orleans
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Tot Springs
Harry Lewry
Jimmy Gardner
San Francisco
Washington Acoal
Charlie Ferguson
Irving Atwater
Billy Banke
Rudolph Gobals
Mueller
Kimere Siwaing-Rent
Petty
Curtis Rikdney
Hilmer
Metropolia
Duren Din Sane Bystogie Palsit
Eliy
Haifke & Whirlwind
Tuohs
Tiphy
Girle
M. Coulter
Ry ‘Trat~ier
H. Coulter
O'Neil
Conters
Moora
Bowman
Aaconda
Lasley
Conley
Smith
Welss
Walsh
Boys—Butte
Broo
Irwit
Saner
Phil Ups
Gaara
Avaconda
McCarthy
Cuohscherer
Censery Maghes
Petritz
Twada
Anacondia
Gowda
fleld—Teushy
Urogk
Phillipa
Hall
Jimny Morgin
Montreal
Cleveland Blues
Jimmy
Momtana
Shane
Barry
Dilley Iteady
Boacman
Feot
Missoula
Church
Greenwood
Coats
New Cravenettes
Siegel’s
Linless
Bryan
Mother's Bread Home Baking CO
New York Dental Co
DRS. Cole & Tait
West Park St
Shodeir
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