Bowling Congress Entries Swell With 600 Teams Entered
More than 600 clubs entered the international American Bowling Congress tournament by 6 PM yesterday, with teams from Cincinnati Chicago Dayton Cleveland Milwaukee and St. Louis among many. The list includes N C TV marks, Brunswick firms, Crescent Brewing and Enquirer Cincinnati, among others. Detroit and other large cities expected to add to the tally as entries approach 300 268 entries reported.
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Detroit
American Bowling Congress
Cincinnati
de Soto Stars
St. Louis
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Milwaukee
Jacksons
Grawford
McGregor & Canby
Aw Regor
Pat. Paul
Musee
Wheell S Pennsys
Wheel Schnauffs
Howard Majors
Chicago
Daily News
Dayton
O. Calumet
Clevelan
Brunswick-Balke-Callender Co
Queen of Nelson
Louisville
Fette
Wheeling
Monitors
O. Rabbits
Cincinnat
Rudolph & Bauer
Fletcher National Bank
Indianapolis
Crestview
Terre Haute
Old Charters
Goodale
Columbus
Zinzinnati
Tosette
Andlers-Jeroux
Schindlers’ Theater
Koehlers
Bellevue
Automobiles
Enterprise
Burnet Woods
Kauffmans
Chic & George
Schindler's Millionaires
Brunswick
Zanesville
O. Empire
Jamestown
N. Y
Pfisters
St. Paul
Cutters
Senators
Acme
Canton
Kentucky
Marions
Baschahg
Druggists
Excelsior
Quincy
St. Vici
Dubuque
Witter & Christens
Newport
Newport Karpis
Ewport Stars
Cinnati
Newport Shads
Newport Karports
Grangers
Doris
Crestlines
Orchsle
Arcade
Jolly Fat Men
Washington
D. C
Moerleins
Omegas
Bengos
Edelweiss
Cleveland
Marquette
Mascotte
Buffalo
Stothfangs
Baschang No
Pat's
Cincinnati Quirks
Treulichs
Furniture City
Grand Rapids
Caseno
Avens
Klondike
Toledo
Crescents
Webers
Baltimore
Newark
N. J
Wahle
Ozankees
Wis
O'Leary's
Fiie
Wyndette
Missouri
Athletic Club
Cresecents
Troy Laundry
Country Club
Bonneterre
Gipps
Amberlines
Peoria
Leisy, Jr
Peoria Socials
Faust
Eagle Tea
Hahn's Stars
Pittsburg
Grand
Clippers
Oshkosh
Anchors
Jaegars
Southpaws
Ramblers
Hamilton
Dréyer’s Five
Kloppenburgs
Pfleuger
Rivals
Century
Bergmann Bravers
Groppenbacher
Schmiesine
Jansen
Covington
Old Gold
Oriental
Pohler
Merchant’s
Merchant’s B. & O
Heckermans
Krollmans
Krollman’s Five
Cincinnati Red
Anheuser-Busch
Machinists
Film Street Club
Vancouver
B. C
Grou's
Dove Brand
Dove
Omaha
Neb
Great Northern
Schneidt
Lincolns
Krurhar Brothers
O'Donnells
Tropics
Schwender's
Mergard’s
Kerber’s
Delmont
Kentucky Dew
Griffith's
Anchor
Tarentum Pa
Sioux City
Iattachs
attere-Dolan Company
Bond
Indianapollis
Ncizinati
Nevis
of Me
Til
Queen City
Langtry
Bowling Congress
Herrmann
British Columbia
CARTHAGE LANDS AT NEW ORLEANS IN CITY PARK RACE
In City Park, Carthage won the fourth race by a half length after a sustained duel with Juggler. Tokalone finished last as six rivals led earlier in the card. Jockey Notter had four winning mounts today.
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New Orleans
City Park
Tokalone
Brooklyn
Carthage
Juggler
Notter
Fete
Little Mose
C. Koerner
Concise
S. Heidel
Borage
McNally
Swiftly
Guardallen
Nellie Free
Tony
Dr. Logan
Sobell
Onyx IL
Husham
St. Velma
Archibald
Bluster
Coal Black Lady
Itacatiara
Reveille
Buckman
Wetherfields
Jim Hill
Morning Light
Dyer
Jerry Sharp
J. Lee
Marsh Redon
Royal Band
Lightburn
Edith M
Game Bird
Tom McAfee
Elaine
Maid Militant
Rose Maxon
Intrevouse
Profane
the Composer
McDaniel
Pedro
Honesty
Colamate
Maxnar
Landbreeze
V. Powers
Prince Hohenlohe
Gild
Ananias
Gambrinus
Clare Russell
Jack Bratton
King Cole
Pintrail Braden
Siebold
Loring
Western Duke
Estella C
Knight of
Ivanhoe
Louise MacFarlan
Terns Red
Cheney
Paul
Milsboro
Elfall
Cull
Adesso
Sisnofanne Grenade
National League approves contracts and releases in Plymouth announcements
Harry C. Pulliam announces NL action approving contracts with Boston James C Ball Pittsburg Warren D Gill A P Leifield Nicholas Maddox Daniel E Moeller Charles Phillips. Releases list Brooklyn Jersey City Cincinnati Harrisburg Williamsport Wheeling St Louis Rochester and others.
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New York
Harry C. Pulliam
National League
Boston
James C. Ball
Pittsburg
Warren D. Gill
A. P. Leifield
Nicholas Maddox
Daniel E. Moeller
Charles Phillips
Brooklyn
Jersey City
E. L
James P. Casey
Cincinnati
Harrisburg
Tri-State
R. J. Egan
Williamsport
Tristate
Harry S. Wolverton
Wheeling
Brown Rodgers
B. Ralston
St. Louis
Rochester
Edward Holly
Typographical Union Baseball Club Plans National Tour
The Typographical Union No. 3 baseball club, about thirty members, formed to tour in September. They will visit New York to play a championship series against Chicago Pittsburg St Louis Boston Washington Philadelphia and New York, with officers elected and entertainment and games planned.
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Baseball Club of Typographical Union, No. 3
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
International Typographical Union
Favorites win at Santa Anita mudded track in Bureau Stakes
At Santa Anita Park on a mud tracked day four favorites won. Blameless ridden by Miller won the two year old stakes. I'm Joe ridden by Bullman narrowly lost by three lengths to Chestnut in the Bureau Stakes for stallions. Multiple races listed with winners and times.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Anita Park
Miller
T. H. Williams
Blameless
I’m Joe
Bullman
Ceding Bureau
Nonie Lucille
Harty
Airs
Burns
Budapest
Ross
Myrtle M
Lady Kitty
Laura E
Transmute
Koroslany
Lydia Wrousman
Burnelette
W. Miller
Joe Gailes
Musgrave
Horace H
Preston
Blight
LaPasaden
Semper Fidelis
Thelma Thompson
Harry Stanhope
Fred Mairs
Orcagna
Abraham
Dr. Simrall
Taylor
Sparkles
George Swain
Florene
Pontex
Everan
Miss Cloud
Mossback
Charlie Payne
Josie S
Callahan
Jillette
Nelson
Virginia Loraine
Pepper
Salt
Hirtle
Edna
Felice
Nun’s Veiling
Woggle Bug
Golden Ware
Spinstress
Nettie Hicks
Chippewa
Martin
Rip Rap
Caulcap
Azora
Baron Esher
Billy Taylor
Ibs
Beautiful and Best
First Race-Selling and Sixth Race details at race meeting
Handicap and selling races list horses with weights and numbers for 11 to 16 mile segments. Entries include Sundart Silver Ball Edina Roxane May My Love Mannie May Silver Cup Water Cooler Bitterman Moxey Mead Czar and more, with six further races listing participants and weights.
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Edina
Roxane
Mannie May
Bitterman
Moxey Mead
Czar
Monte Carlo
Little Wallie
Creolin
Dawson Ml
Bank Holiday
Killdee
Fore
Canning
Brougham
Elizabeth Harwood
Sea Swell
Anne McGee
Morris
tCorrigan
Evelyn S
St. Ilario
Momentum
Lady of
Langdon
Prince Ahmed
Carthage
John Carroll
Hyperion_IL
Sylvia G
Bulkhead
Stoneman
Herrigo
Bucking Boy
Mare Fletcher
the Gavel
Jennie Beat
Brakespeare
Lotus Brandt
Peoria
Beau Brummel
Ibs
Minot
Green Seaf
Gild
Delphie
Doubt
Lord Lovat
Bowling Club Hosts Surprise Toast After Avons Tie
After a match between the Avons and Automobile Clubs at Joe Riechert's alleys the owner hosted guests in a adjoining room and toasted them with speeches from Al Darker Henry Hoefle Charles Rautenberger and others. President Herrmann of the American Bowling Congress acted as toastmaster.
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Avons
Joe Riechert
President Herrmann
American Bowling Congress
al Darker
Cincinnati Bowling Association
Henry Hoefle
Cincinnati
Herrman
Charles Rautenberger
St. Louis
Mound City
Queen City
Charlie Kauffman
Bowling Showdown Across Frank Riehle Alleys
The Commercial Tribune meets the Enquirer Veterans in bowling action. Sanders and Gary top the Tribune lineup with strong scores while Fox Ford and Werle shine in the lighter weights. Enquirer standouts include Machle Wheelwright Crozier and Anderson, with MorLord and others struggling against the rival team.
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Commercial Tribune
Enquirer
Frank Riehle
Tribune
Sanders
Gary
Fox
Ford
Werle
Mabhle
Morford
Doc
Anderson
Crozier
Wheelwright
Csseabedsvssas
T’l
Machle
Sekeneavis
Cove
MorLord
House Debates Deficiency Bill Amid Tariff Tax Talk
In Washington the House held a long session tackling the urgent deficiency appropriation bill amid broad debate on tariffs and valuables tax ideas. Members cited the conduct of the Treasury and questioned the Panama bond issue while praising American women resisting foreign titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
House of Representatives
House
William J. Bryan
Wallace
Arkansas
Bryan
McGagin
Illinois
McGavin
Spaghetti
Maccaroni
Fitzgerald
New York
Tawney
Secretary of the Treasury
Johnson
South Carolina
Panama
Phil Igoe Wins Fourth Race at Oakland Amid Upset Odds
Phil Igoe, a 25 to 1 long shot, upset in the Oakland fourth race, edging Herodotus as Captain Burnett took second. The winner drew a prize up to $800 before retention. Wolfville took the fifth race at 12 to 1, concluding a day of tight finishes and noted performances across six races with horses such as Time, May Amelia, and Green Belmere among others in the field.
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Oakland
Phil Igoe
Herodotus
Igoe
Captain Burnett
Wolfville
Baleed
Kirchbaum
Coles
Dr. Sherman
Wright
Quindaro
Pinaud
Mata
E. M
Bertie A
Jack Kercheville
Storloff
Eckersall
Modena
Sandy
Keogh
Hazlet
Hildebrand
Who
Roulon
J. F. Daly
Shenandoah
Treasure Seeker
McClain
Eduardo
Fisher
Fairy Street
Harry Scott
Red Pall
Phil Igoé
Davis
Organ
Amelia
Silver Sue
Chalk Hedrick
Emma G
de Louise
Banonica
Exchequer
Wolteitte
Heatherton
Aera
J. Butler
Catherine F
Harrin
Billy "Watkins
Lightly
Bravore
Warden Yell
Ban Hammerdown
My B.ll
Crystal Wave
Trusty
Alcatras
St.ee
Senate Passes Army Medical Dept Reorganization Bill
The Senate today cleared many minor bills and resumed the constitution revision bill. A measure reorganizing the army medical department was approved, placing battalion surgeons in regular positions within the Medical Corps. Similar bills passed earlier but failed in the House.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senate
United States
House
Aldrich Bill Ready for Senate Report
Washington January 28 The Finance Committee will report the Aldrich financial bill to the Senate on Thursday after two meetings today. Senator Aldrich briefed Democrats on changes in the measure and most committee members favor reporting it. The bill includes emergency currency expansion notes on hand in Subtreasuries and data collection on municipal bonds. The railroad bonds section will be rewritten for clarity to aid Treasury currency issuance.
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Foxxy
Mr. Johnson
Treasury
Mr. Tawney
Fitzgerald
Hull
Iowa
Mr. Hull
Chicago
Henry
Texas
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Aldrich Financial
Senate
Finance Committee
Aldrich
Treasury Department
Townsend arbitration bill reported by House committee
The House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce agreed to report favorably the Townsend arbitration bill. It provides for a President appointed permanent commission to investigate disputes between capital and labor, with power to summon witnesses and punish refusals to testify.
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House
Commercial Tribune
Washington
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Railway Wreck on Low Trestle Near Hattiesburg
Four cars of the New Orleans and North eastern northbound train No. 4 toppled from a low trestle near Hattiesburg Mississippi. The engine cleared the structure but the tender baggage and mail cars and two day coaches fell over. J Johnson of Laurence County was the most seriously injured with a crushed hip. The mail car burned, destroying mail for points between Cincinnati and New Orleans.
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Commercial Tribune
Hattiesburg
Miss
New Orleans & Northeastern
Orvnsburg
J. Johnson
Laurence County
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Champion Drummer Hurt In Army Ambulance Crash
Sergeant H. B. Anderson once of the Twenty Second Infantry and famed as the army’s champion long distance drummer is reported in serious condition after an army ambulance overturned last night. He serves as a musician at the barracks in Columbus Ohio.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
H. B. Anderson
Twenty-Second Infantry
Anderson
Robbers Beat Farmer in Springfield Area
Andrew Staley, a wealthy farmer near New Carlisle, was beaten by five men who ransacked his home and stole $9. He was left unconscious with a crushed skull.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Andrew Staley
New Carlisle
Staley
Dayton man found dead in Stillwater Drive pool
The body of Douglas Hampton a 49 year old carpenter of Overlook avenue was found today in a pool of frozen blood on Still water drive. Initial belief pointed to murder but the coroner suggests Hampton took his own life.
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McGavin
Sabbath
New York City
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Dayton, O
Douglas Hampton
Overlook Avenue
Stillwater Drive
Hampton
Commercial Tribune
Veterans welcome state commander at G A R gathering
A large turnout of G A R veterans welcomed Department Commander Colonel W. Rodgers at the Auditorium last evening. Mayor Markbreit spoke as a comrade, praising Rodgers and urging patriotism in schools as well as support for widows' pensions.
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W. B. Rodgers
W. §. Rodgers
Sons of Veterans of
U. S. Grant Camp
Women's Relief Corps
Rodgers
Markbreit
John Kissane
E.R. Monfort
Smith
O'Neal
Lebanon
T. H. Forester
John Booth
Stephen D. Evans
John W. King
Madisonville
Louis H. Mund
Thomas Post
Charles A. Miller
J. I. Wilson
Kissane
Colonel Rodgers
E. R.monfort
Monfort
Car crashes into waiting room at terminal station
A big car at the Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Aurora Traction terminal struck the waiting room as it entered the enclosure. The motorman quickly reversed and braked, sparing a total wreck. No injuries reported among passengers. minor shock noted and about 50 dollars in damage to the building.
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Cincinnati, Lawrenceburg & Aurora Traction Company
Trac
Cras
Evangelical Ministers Decide to Stay Local
The Evangelistic Protestant Ministers Conference of Cincinnati met at St Pauls Church and decided to enlarge The Sonn tagsblatt the conference organ. Finances were reported in good condition. A National Conference representative urged inclusion but ministers chose to remain a local organization.
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Evangelistic Protestant Ministers’ Conference of Cincinnati
St. Paul's Church
Race Streets
Carl F. 0. Schmidt
Sonntagsblatt
Wagner
Etna
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