Bowlers ready for six team league season kickoff
A Legion club gathering formed a six team bowling league running December 1 to February 14. Teams include Rexall Herald Elks McKinne Steel and Style HDQs with a season schedule and a prize cup offered by William Mussatt to the top team.
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Legion Club Rooms
William Mussatt
The
Asless
Renal
Frank Barnish
Arvo Lugviel
Herbert Burt
Joe Michelik
Alois Masanee
Legion
Leo Isdebski
Charles Duda
Leonard Walasavier
Anton Mazater
Thos, Kritto
Fuzay" Foltz
Walter Superesynski
Herald
Maurice Burt
Herbert Brunseon
Joe Covn
Einar Johnsoen
Path Svasarda
Peter Contratto
Lotis Otte
Mehinneyy Steel
James Nemacheek
John Knobloch
Peter Wre Dlewski
Peter Scavarda
George Stolberg
Woc Gillis
STYLE
H. PL. Cauldwell
A. Dolf
Mike Zadra
A. E. Condon
Steve Viganko
Wm. Pelow
Donald McRae
Kaiwin Lillroge
ELKS
Frank Duda
Harry Byrne
C. P F. Winkler
W. E. McRandle
Paul Massie
Leo Mueller
Styles
Tuessy
Rexall
McKinnes Steel
McKinnee Steel
Mondas
Dan
Tresdas
Kinney Steel
Youth Triumphs Dominate Open Championship Says Critic
Harold P lton and Pritish critic hail the American open as a youth driven event. Gene Sarazen matches a young champion from Athinia as a teenager shows promise, while veteran Black has aging compared with rising stars. The critic notes rapid development in the States and recalls Bobby Jones and Fred Perry as young participants in past championships.
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United States
Harold Phlton
Gene Sarazen
Athinia
Deii Black
Fred Perreshof
Owas
Baltuserab
Leowas
Bobby Jones
Unusual Double Steal Ends With Out Call
In a Tigers versus Athletic game an odd eighth inning play had Detroit outfielder Fothergill on third and Rassler on first attempting a double steal. Galloway threw to Perkins, the catcher mishandled the ball, and Fothergill dashed home as Perkins pursued. Umpire Connolly ruled Fothergill out as he touched the plate.
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Rob Fothergill
Tigers
Athletic
Detroit
Fothergill
Rassler
Galloway
Perkins
Fothersill
Pother- EU Tal
Uimpire Connolly
Bine
Sporting Squibs of All Kinds and Football Results
A collage of football scores from Cornell to Centre and many others, plus notes on players, teams, and figures. Highlights include Michigan and Davis Cup mentions, Yost’s return, and several club movements and future park plans.
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Cornell
Penn
C. Colgnle
Columbia
Pittsburg
State
Detroit
Vermont
Georgetown
Geo. Washington
Western Reserve
Case
Bucknell
Dickinson
W. Virginia
Wash
Jeff
Wash. & Lee
Hopkins
No. Carolina
Virginia
Waynesburg
Susquehanna
Muhlenberg
Ursinus
Rochester
Hobart
Ohio
Narletta
St. John’s of Annapolis
Penn Military College
Maryland University
No. Carolina State
U. of Chattanooga
Ogelthorpe
Tennessee
Kentucky
Mt. Union
Hiram
Waskell Indian Institute
St. Xavier
V. of Idaho
U. of Montana
Colorado State Aggies
Denver Co
U. of Wyoming
Brigham Young
Fletcher tops fielding mark in Reds Phillies game
Art Fletcher of the Phillies tallied 14 chances with four putouts and ten assists in a 7 to 0 win over the Reds in Quakertown. George Smith pitched superbly as Philadelphia defended the field and offense carried them to victory.
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Art Fletcher
Phillies
Reds
Phils
Quakertown
Art
Fletcher
George Smith
Baseballs Dominate Budget for Major League Clubs
The article notes baseballs are a rarely discussed expense for major league teams. It states Boston Americans use over 500 dozen balls at home in a season, with balls retailing around 82 cents each, highlighting a cost element fans overlook. It also contrasts domestic stereotypes about wives with an iron handed ruling in the same breath.
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Boston
Bessemer High and Ewen HS Ready for 7 45 Double Header
Local sports reports a 7:45 basketball double header between Bessemer High School and Ewen High School with both boys and girls teams playing. A colorful local quote adds flavor to the crowd and game anticipation.
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Bessemer Iligh School
Ewen H. S
Anvil Ladies Take 2 Of 3 In Bowing Match
The Anvil ladies bowling team defeated Bessemer 2 games to 1 on Tuesday. Josephine Martini of Bessemer rolled 456 pins in three games to lead the standings, with Mrs Tillner and M Braga tied for high scores at 163.
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Anvil
Bessemer
Josephine Martini
Tillner
M. Braga
The
Sterney
M. Braya
Repinski
Christianson
Isdebski
J. Martini
Torres
Teachers Accept Styles Challenge In Bowling Match
Asia results of the title race tested by the Styles Shop and Teachers. A match is set for next Monday with Styles represented by Isdebski Terrell Christiansen Martini and Abelman and Teachers by Rutiman Butler Bohan Conelly and Abelman.
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Asia
Style Shop
Frank Abelman
Styles
Nio
Indy
Isdebski
Terrell
Christiansen
Josephine Martini
Sadye Abelman
Marcella Rutiman
Stephanae Butler
Zilpha Bohan
Alice Conelly
Sarah Abelman
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Elks Mandas
Febo &Elks
McKinney Steel
T- Rexall
Lerin Motday
MckKinney
Steel Turday
Pebo
Larry Long
Militia
R. P. Williams
Colorado School of Mines
Colorado College
VV. of Utah
Utah Agricultural College
U. of Oregon
U. of Wash
Transylvania
Georgetown College
St. Thomas
Fordham
U. of Southern California
Washington State College
University of Michigan
Casey Stengel
English
Santa Claus
Caress
Armerica
Nathers Net
Little Reek
Mejurs
Speaker, Jacobson
Bing Miller
Joe Connally
R. P. William
L. E
Kirk
Michigan
Thompson
Iowa
L. G
McMillen
Ilinois
King
Chicago
Q. B—Williams
Wisconsin
Kipke
Shuttleworth
F. B.—Thomas
R. G
Minnick
R. T
R. E
Tebell
Yost
Pacific Slope
Heston
Hernstein
Longman
Hammond
White
Weekes
Swee
Pittsburgh
Willan Hughes Pitcher
Eppa Rixey
Cincinnati Reds
Terre Haute
Hod Eller
Oakle
Mahite
Cincinnati
St. Paul Saints
Charley Dressen
New York Tribune
Hubby
Dar Herspittle
Dar
New York
Suu
J. LL
Hull
Brooklyn
Hicago
Anvil Ladies
the Herald
Willie Burns
Little Willie Burns
Michigan State
Therm
Arvin
Indianapolis Pump & Tube Co
Graham & Pecard
Mich
Dodge
Ane
Alwans
Sile
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