Record-Breaking Entries Pour In for National Bowling Tourney
The American Bowling Congress reports 345 five-man teams 746 two-man teams and 1440 individuals entered as of today. Cincinnati leads with 116 five-man teams, Chicago 38, and the East-West mix strengthens with 17 Eastern teams. Prize money nears $21,000. The tournament opens February 12 with an international match and a strong ladies field of 22 teams.
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Cincinnati Bowling Association
Congress
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Paulsons
Denver
Thompson's Colts
Jockey 15 Hurt in Steeplechase at New Orleans Race
Jockey BE Heidel rode Creolin and fell at the sixth jump injuring a broken collarbone and a compound fracture of the right arm. Monte Carlo won the steeplechase at 8 to 1. Fore won the National Stakes for two-year-olds. Weather cloudy track fast with several races described and riders listed.
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Hyperion
Rexane
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Hufnafel
My Love
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Silver Cup
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Speed Marvel
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Edina
Pete Vinegar
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Peter Becker
Hurham
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Dawson Beats McCoy in four night pool match
Kid Dawson defeated McCoy of Cincinnati to win the pool championship here after four nights. Final score tonight was Dawson 201 Morrison 155 with high runs 39 to 33. Total match score Dawson 800 McCoy 727. McCoy offered 100 for a rematch but funds were not covered.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Kid Dawson
McCoy
Cincinnati
Dawson
Botanist wins Poinsettia Handicap at Santa Anita
At Santa Anita Park on January 29 Botanist ridden by Walter Miller won the Poinsettia Handicap. The 3 to 2 favorite Magazine finished a nose behind Sir Edward for second place as four favorites won on the card. Miller claimed victory in three races.
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Dredger
Rapid Water Dominates San Jose Handicap at Oakland
In a heavy showery day at Oakland, Rapid Water cruised to victory in the San Jose Handicap, with Fred Dent delivering a strong run and Johnny Lyons finishing an indifferent third as conditions affected the races. The afternoon featured multiple sprints and routes, with favorites and longshots posting varied results across six races including selling and purse events.
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Marie R
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Cavey
First Race Selling at Three Furlongs
Horse entries and weights listed for a multi race meeting including first race over three furlongs with Nebras ka Lass, Molly Stark, Roseburg, Edwin L Swing and Cuban Boy among others. Second race covers steeplechase short course with Lindale Western Duke and Dr Heard.
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Foniculair
Heart of One
Baseball Moves and Contracts Warm Winter News
Winter baseball news stirs fans as Gan zel appointment, a National Commission clash, and Pulliam’s NL trip to the National Bowling Congress shape the off season. Rudy Hulswit signs with the Redlegs and more contracts are expected, signaling a calm ahead of spring training.
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National Commission
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Pulliam
National Association
South
Yale Alumni Weekly Seeks Timely Football Captain Choice
Yale Alumni Weekly argues the captain election for Yale football was delayed, allowing electioneering and misinformation. It supports restoring the old practice of naming a captain soon after the Harvard game, noting Burch's leadership potential despite past mishaps and detailing vote counts from the two ballots.
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Robert B. Burch
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Biglow
Brewers Purchase Boston Player Randall
Milwaukee announces the purchase of out fielder Randall who played last year with Chicago and Boston Nationals. Randall previously spent 1906 with Denver, linking a new roster addition to the Milwaukee club.
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Chicago
Boston Nationals
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Denver
George W. Bement Dies In Evansville
George W. Bement a wholesale grocer and former President of the Central Baseball League died today in Evansville Indiana. He was a notable figure in local sports administration and business.
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Ind
George W. Bement
Central Baseball League
Bride of Philippine Instructor Returns Home for Wedding
Miss M Frances Robinson wed former schoolteacher James L Dryden in St Louis after he arrived from Pinamalayan Mindoro Philippines on a long furlough. The couple, who met when she was his pupil, plan to move to Elsberry Missouri with Dryden joining the Insular Service Bureau of Education.
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James L. Dryden
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Philippine Islands
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Roy P. Basler
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Philippines
Ohio Senate debates temperance bills in early new year
Senator Rose predicts passage of local option liquor bill as Hafner proposes a four member liquor commission. Drake holds swing vote amid Democratic leanings while Hafner Faces opposition from some Republicans. Referendum bill advances and other measures on women visitors to penal institutions and stockwell franchise issues are discussed in Columbus.
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Crusade Against House of Lords Doomed to Failure
London dispatch notes that MPs from both parties say the government drive to abolish or weaken the House of Lords has failed. Radicals split over abolition. many favor reform while fearing a conservative surge in any reconstituted chamber. Lords supporters argue for a reformed senate with elected peers and continued influence.
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Rosebery Committee
Senate approves measure to add judge in Franklin County
The ee bill for an additional Judge Franklin County passed. The Stockwell measure requiring competitive bidding by banks for deposits under Sinking Fund Trustees passed. The Cincinnati Hamilton County investigative joint committee resolution was laid over until Thursday.
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Swamps as oil fields near Magnolia sighted by geologist
Dr C W Hayes chief geologist of the Bureau of Geological Surveys toured a swamp on D M Hufft's farm one mile west of Magnolia Mississippi at the request of Congressman F A McLain. He was impressed by surface indications and will recommend a survey with a force to be sent next summer to explore the area.
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C. W. Hayes
Washington
Bureau of Geological Surveys
A. McLain
D. M. Hufft
Beore
Refuses To See Her Son in Randolph Nebraska
Andrew Diegel traveled from Kansas to visit his mother Mrs. Fred Bier chenk near Randolph Nebraska after twenty one years apart. She opened the door and refused to see or speak to him.
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Randolph
Neb
Kansas
Fred Bierchenk
Andrew Diegel
Temperance Committee Shifts Focus From Prescriptions
The Kansas House Temperance Committee decided to report against the drugstore prescription bill for liquor. Instead a substitute would publish in newspapers at the druggist's expense the name address and disease on every affidavit for liquor sold. Chairman Haskins said the plan targets polite drinkers while not stopping habitual access. The committee also reported not pass on the Kiff bill to block spotter testimony against speakeasies.
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Committee On Temperance
Author Lecomte du Nouy Narrowly Escapes Train Incident
Mme Lecomte du Nouy author of Amit de Amoureuse had a remarkable escape at Alma station near Paris. Her skirt caught in the carriage door and she was dragged along the platform but tore free with a sprained ankle and bruises.
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Amit de Amoureuse
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