City bowling title duel set as Sells meet Acmes this week
The Sells face the Acmes in a decisive City bowling championship match this week. The Acmes lead the league for most of the season while the Sells push hard to overtake them. Other matches include Walkovers versus Arcades and West Centrals against Grand.
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Tabernacles
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Thells
Sperry
Therhemes
Acme
West Centrals
Grand A Hardly Ables
Central
Congress Bowlers to Perform on Eighteen Alleys
Buffalo will host the fourteenth international bowling tournament at Broadway Auditorium starting Monday night with eighteen alleys in use. About 440 five man teams from across the West and Midwest vie for titles as Canadian entries from Hamilton Montreal and Toronto join American contenders. The event marks Buffalo’s first championship since 1900 and features enlarged galleries and strict rules banning practice games.
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United Press
Buffalo
Broadway Auditorium
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Montreal
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Supervisor Known Here in Bowling State Tourney Plans
Canton bowlers who attended the state tournament in Toledo plan to join the American Bowling Congress in Buffalo next month. A. K. Myers of Toledo, nicknamed Eagle Eye, has been selected by Secretary Langley to be supervisor in chief of the foul line at Buffalo, a role he previously filled in Toledo in 1913.
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Toledo
American Bowling Congress
Buffalo
A. K. Myers
Tooled Myers
Eagie Aye
Langtey
A. B.C. Rollers
Baseball In Sunny South Bown Go cuns
March 7 report from Tampa notes the Browns defeated the Cubs 7 to 3 for the third straight win in the series, making it 8 to 2 in favor of the Browns. Wilmington recap follows with minor injuries and lineups listed for the day.
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Ptampa
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Browns
Cubs
March Today
Jack
Rambaud Falls Short in Ohio Amateur Boxing semifinal
Rambaud Karl Rambaute of Massillon lost in a close four round decision to Tom Marvin of Lauria A. C. Cleveland in the heavyweight semifinal of the Ohio amateur tournament. Marvin then defeated Blackwood A. C. Cleveland to take the title. Rambaud, managed by Mike McKinney, showed strong ability and expects continued handling.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Maretta A. C
Karl Rambaute
Molder
Massillon
Mike McKinney
Canton
Tom Marvin
Lauria A. C
Cle Vin
Blackwood A.C
Rambaud
Marvin
Money
Mound City Club Increases Stock Control Sold to Brewer
Jefferson City March 7 The Federal league of St Louis filed a statement with the secretary of state that the Mound City Club increased its capital stock from 20000 to 135100 dollars with half paid up. Steifel of St Louis subscribed for 345 shares granting him control.
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Jefferson City
Federal Baseball League of
St Louis
Steifel
St. Louis
Massillon Skater Enters One Mile Open Championship
Massillon skater Nolan, rated best in the west end, enters the one mile open championship trials at the Olympia roller rink in Mahoning. Canton and Akron roller skaters will not have things their own way during the Thursday night event.
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Akron
Olympia
Mahoning
Nolan
Massillon
West End
Massillon and Akron Send Four Teams to Buffalo
Massillon and Akron each enter two squads for the AB C tournament in Buffalo on March 17. Akron’s side includes Ideals led by McGuantgle with Vogt Keller W Keller Budd and Bast. Second squad features Wood Tracy Taylor H Smith and Baitaly or Almer, representing northern town bowling strength.
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Akron
Buffalo
Sumsal Co Capital
McGuantgle
Hs No
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Keller
W. Keller
Budd
Bast
Wood
Tracy
Taylor
H Smith
Baitaly
Almer
Upper Teams Clash in Teague Class One Race Schedule
Teague leaders meet the Raspillars as first division play heats up. West Ends and Magazines chase fourth with Grands tied for a disputed third, facing Noakers. Week’s schedule features CM. B.A. vs Hill’s alleys and Acme Grands at Central Penns Tabernacle alley versus Superiors West End alleys.
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Biue
B.A
Hill's Alleys
Buckey Colas
Acme Allege
Nacles
Acme Grands
Central Penns
Tabernacle Alley
Superiors
West End
First Tosser On Hospital List
Arthur Fletcher, N.Y. Grant, the initial south spring trainee to suffer a serious injury, broke the third finger of his left hand during practice at Marlin Springs Texas when a grounder hit and bound up on him.
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N.Y
Grant
Fletcher
Marlin Springs
Tex
Kentucky Filly Sells for 15000 at Los Angeles Sale
A telegram reports Virginia Barnette a three year old trotting filly by Moko out of Zephyr bred in Kentucky sold by K T Barnette of Los Angeles to Clarence J Berry for 15000. She is entered in major futurities this year and will be trained for exposition futurity.
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N. Ky
Kentucky Intercollegiate association invites 200 high schools
The Kentucky Intercollegiate Association met in Lexington to approve eligibility for athletic teams of member colleges and to announce an athletic tournament at State University on April 23 24 and 25. About two hundred high schools with over 5000 students are invited to compete in events on Stell Field.
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Lexington
Kentucky ‘Intercollegiate Association
Association
State University Today
Stell Field
Pirates Head For Spring Training In Dawson Springs
Manager Frank Clark and 14 Pirates left for Dawson Springs Ky to join other Pittsburg squads from St Louis Chicago and Cincinnati for spring training camp. Business Manager Dailey and a large group of fans and players accompanied the trip with two Pullman cars.
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Maron
Frank Clark
Dawson Springs
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinati
Dailey
Nts
Root
Pullman
Canton YMCA Team Beats Alliance Champions
Canton YMCA Business Boys defeated the 18 year old Alliance champions with Moore leading scoring. Hawernecke Pieta and Stroup contributed points as Canton secured victory in a YMCA match referenced in the report.
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Alliance
Suture
Moore
Canton Hawernecke
Inatew
Et Stoo i Stroup
Tecarger Ton Vate
Henry Tydontson
Stroup S
Donley Barnstorms with Island Team Ahead of Return
Brooklyn resident Cornelius Donley, a former Canton player and current free agent, barnstorms with a New York team in Porto Rico for ten days. He notes Americans won all four games on the last winter trip and hints at playing in town next season.
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Cornelius Donley
Brooklyn
Canton
Porto Rico
Donley
Davenport
Prices of fame spark county sports salary trivia
Boston march 7 statistical fans calculate Tris Speaker salary at 18000 yearly equals 116 88 per game and 844 per hour Mayor Curley Harvard president Lowell and Chief Justice Tuggs receive 10000 each Governor Walsh trails baseball fame with 8000 salary
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Woston
Tris
Curley
Lowell
Harvard
Tugg
Walsh
Tinker Runs Federals Train to Shreveport in Seven Pullman Voyage
Chicago March 7 Joe Tinker's route of the Chicago Federals will depart for training quarters in Shreveport Louisiana late tomorrow Like a grand opera company on a continental tour the party includes many rooters and friends of President Charles Weeghman and Tinker with the special train carrying seven Pullmans.
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Chicago
Joe Tinker
Chicago Federals
Shreveport
Grand Opera Company
Charles Weeghman
Tinker
Chicago sportsman plans another expedition to arctic zone
A Chicago millionaire named John Bor fen reportedly intends another expedition into the arctic region, muting a San Francisco report.
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Chicago
Siared
John Borfen
San Francisco
Arctic
Odds Remain On Champion In Wolgast Ritchie Showdown
MILWAUKEE March 7 A large and growing advance sales pile for the Wolgast Ritchie fight fuels talk the bout may be postponed if a referee dispute persists. Ritchie hopes Ed Smith of Chicago can referee despite a state ban on nonresidents. Wolgast drills with two sparring partners as Willard arrives to help Cadillne tad. Odds stay five to four with the champion favored.
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Milwaukee
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Ritchie
Ed Smith
Chicago
State Boxing Commission
Smith
Wisconsin
Wolgast
Jess Willard
Hope
Vean Gregg Signs Three Year Naps Contract
President Somers of the Naps announced in Cleveland that Vean Gregg signed for three years. Gregg secures a substantial salary increase and is now safe from the federal draft, with details kept to one year terms initially.
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Cleveland
Somers
Naps
Lous
Vean Gregg
Gregg
Ferals
Marietta High Earns Southern Ohio Title In Basketball
Marietta high defeated Stivers high of Dayton 26 to 21 to clinch the southern Ohio basketball championship and earn the right to meet Mansfield, northern Ohio champions, for the state title next week.
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Delaware
Stivers High
Dayton
Marietta, High
Marietta
Mansfield
Northern Ohio
Senators Hold Indoor Practice At Charlottesville
Snow lingered on Lambeth field as Griffith's Senators held gym workouts in Charlottesville Virginia. A planned practice game with the University of Virginia was canceled and the full squad is now assembled for indoor sessions.
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Charlottesville
Lambeth Field
Griffith
Senators
University of Virginia
Sperry and Forshee Lead Bowlers in Class B Averages
Sperry of the Magazines and Forshee of the Centrals top Class B averages as 12 bowlers reach 170 and above across 67 games. Secretary Schleininger notes the 92 players across 16 units produced the latest averages, with Centrals leading in pins and a season-ending May 7.
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Forshee
Bette Sperry
Magazi
Andorshee
Centrals
Ice
Walter Schleininger
Schleininger
West Ends
Zines
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Colts
Noakers
Penns
Armies
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Raspillare
Buckeyes
Superiors
Tabernacles
Merchants
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Porthee
Hardwick Ith
W. Miter
Dman Tan
Griffiths Chief Advisor Bets Akron Boy Beats Any Lightweight
Art Simms veteran lightweight and trainer for Johnny Griffith of Akron declares Griffith unbeatable in 12 rounds against any 133 pounder. He predicts Griffith would outbox Ritchie in 12 if titleholder makes 135 pounds, notes Griffiths speed and punch, and says Griffith can take punishment and would excel in a 20 round bout.
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Akron Boy
Art Simms
Johnny Griffith
Akron
Ohio
Grifith
Johnny
Ritchie
Ays Simms
Griff
Joly
Alsay
Kilbane
Ike Beecher
Dundee Charley White
Anderson to Join Rival-Managed Outfield in City League
Johnny Marks plans to age a team next Saturday with James Anderson, a local veteran outfielder. Anderson, ex manager of the Catho Wc Club in 1912, strengthens a lineup already featuring Bollinski, W. McDermot, and Mayr. City league talks continue as Teague franchise holders prepare for Sunday meeting led by President Ralph Geltz. credentials may limit clubs to four.
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James Anderson
Anderson
Catho Wc
Alderson
Marks
Bollinski
W. McDermot
Mayr
City
Teague
Ralph Geltz
City League
Geltz
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