National Bowling Tournament sets record with 360 entries
The National bowling tournament roster rose to 360 five man teams and 1 452 individuals, a growth of 16 teams and a record turnout surpassing last year. The event runs February 8 to 22 in Cincinnati with prize money near 24000 dollars. Opening night features a concert and speeches before the first ball is bowled on eighteen alleys.
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St. Louis
Imnowas
Vlnicago
Bauler’s Stars
Chicago
Transportations
St. Paul
Corinthians No
New York
Silver Tops
Grand Rapids
Langtry
American Bowling Congress
Cincinnati Bowling Association
Cincinnati
John É. Weber
John Galvin
August Herrmann
Bowling and Minstrel Club
Paul Bliss
International Bowling Congress
Sthnauffs
Cincinnati Serre Y
Cok
Aess
Merchants
Royal Amber
Cincinnati Reds
Association
William Margeson
Frank Riehle
William Otting
Jack Pflueger
Charles Stoess
William Gibson
Pachman’s
T’l. Geiserinth
Leanieyer
C. Léameyer
Pirates
Groll
Clifton Heights
Groll’s
St. 3d
T. L. Groll
Harig
Royal Ambers
Emmert
Whistler
Hocking Oes Iscvanevcesses
Ccccseeeenses
Kapp
Koch
Greulich
Darker Weneeee Weer
Metz Weeee
Tate Eensee Neee
Schulte
Burnet Woods
Steiger Ae
Gentrup
Longenecker
Smith
Kenton County
Ludlows
Besterman’s
Turners
Revard
Chroeder
Maltis
Wilkins
TJ. Rock
T'l Ludlows
Reinhardt
J. Grimme
Grimme
Blue Clovers
Wahle’s
T’l Blue Clovyers
Ist
O- J. Votel
Katfman
Joe Votel
Oldensmith
Lass Setae
Seiler
Frank Koo
Bohemians
Weglin Weave
Selby
Finn
Loil
Johnson Wee
Mueller Treney Bee
Sehneider
Waterworth Seeeee
Aedee
Carrara
Skidoo
Avalons Bohemians
Eovesgas
Moorman
Knabe
Weglin
G. Reyring
Brockman
Gacksted
Siegbert
Treney Pererrrr
Sherman
Tee
Snyder
Waterworth Wen Enne
Seveeebeses
Eureka
Gibson
Acapus
Foltz
T's
Davis
Eernee
Fee Teneeeenees
Sosevekaes
Dod
Eween
Eneeweenee
Otal Rotverer Eee
Braunwart Anew
Eee Newan
Bissmeyer Sewee Wee
Wetterman
Ebeeee
Krollmann
Anne Ewetenees
Cheviots
T’l Krollmann Aeeereeee
Besselman
WL Meyer Eetenee Eeseee
Ahlers
Carraro
Tocemel Escs
Ellerdi
Bruckman Wees
Schwaegelehe
Lockland
Rds
Ross Weeee
Niehaus
Oscs.vedsescdoes
Stueve
Gillispe
Willet
Ate
Beck
Totais
Niehoff
Norways
Storways
H. Kmabe
Three favorites beaten at Santa Anita Park
At Santa Anita, Carman's Golden Shore failed to win as the 3 to 5 favorite, beaten four lengths by Uncle Henry the 8 to 1 shot in the third race. The card lists six races with winners Oriflamb Rubin Granda Uncle Henry Frank Flittner All Right and Canardo among the victors and notable starters and times for each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Santa Anita Park
Carman
Golden Shore
Uncle Henry
Oriflamb
Burns
Lakeview
McIntyre
Port Mahone
Goldstein
Valjean
LaReine
Hindoo
H. Reed
Dieudonne
Mattie Russell
Miller
Prolific
Martin
Buster Jones
Bird of Passage
Willie Gregg
Rudabek
Nonie Lucille
Llusion
Stoney Lee
Paul Clifford
Frank Flittner
Harty
Lisaro
George S. Davis
Ross
Wexford
He T. Fryer
All Right
Musgrave
Josie Wheeler
Schilling
Bonnocence
Buxton
Salina
Colewort
Canardo
Rose
Reuben
Aunt Polly
Dugan
Belchamber
Bazil
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Jillett
Golden Ruse
Josie S
Thoroughbred race card with weights and entrants
Listing of race results and entrants across seven races with weights, names like Silver C and Agnes wood, and various horses in purses from 3 furlongs to 11-16 mile, including selling races and associates such as Stoneman, Virginia Maid, and Queen's a.
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Silver C
Dispute
Mique O’brien
Claiborne
Irrigator
Craftsman
the Slicker
Warden
Concise
Teddington
Hammock Boy
Martiza
Conciling
Agneswood
Knighthead
C. B. Reid
Marella
Fashion
McQuiddy
Tamar
Donaldo
Bitterman
Apple
Lady Vincent
Rose of Pink
Kaiserhoff
Royal Ben
Wiavigny
Gild
Grandada
Tivolini
Warner Griswell
Call
Hawkama
Halbard
Adesso
Rebounder
Heine
Reds Under Ganzel Do Not Have Absolute Control
The article discusses John Ganzel as the new Cincinnati manager demanding full control of players both on and off the field. It argues predecessors were not truly in charge and supports Herrmann denying such claims. A narrative follows a young player’s dreamlike baseball moment, interrupted by a morning reminder from his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ganzel
Cincinnati
J. Ed Griffe
Washington Post
Ned Hanlon
Reds
Garry Herrmann
Herrmann
Gonzél
Grillo
Ohio State League Formed with Springfield and Lima Admitted
Columbus Ohio January 30 The Ohio State League formed with Springfield and Lima admitted as members. Other towns seek admission and the league will operate with six clubs if two more qualify by Monday. Opening day set for April 23 with a $1600 salary cap and plans for an official ball and schedule drafted by President Robert Quinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Springfield
Lima
Robert Quinn
Quinn
Collins captures $400 wrestling purse in two falls
In South Bend Indiana last night Wild Joe Collins of Wisconsin defeated Dan McBride of Cleveland Ohio for a $400 purse, winning two straight falls in 31 and 23 minutes. Sandon Bowman of Chicago defeated Buck Hockey of Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Wild Joe” Collins
Wisconsin
Dan McBride
Clevelandj. O
Pinion First Wins Maiden Stakes at City Park
At City Park New Orleans on Jan 30 a field of fifteen maiden two year olds raced. Favorite Pinion with Jockey Notter led from the start and won by four lengths in 0 35 0. Other races saw Mr. Peabody prevail in the fifth, with Jack Witt in second after a late drive.
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New Orleans
City Park
Notter
Pinion
Mr. Peabody
Jack Witt
Dr. Armstrong
V. Powers
Roseburg NI
Skirvin
Joe Howell
Nebraska Lass
Edwin L
Swiftly
Inela
Molly Stark
Swing
Gubati Boy
Bessie Trent
Kenmare Queen
Matross
Bad Kid
Dr. Heard
McKinney
Tindale
Koehler
Dr. Logan
Sobell
Mixup
Dulcian
Onyx Jr
John Dillon
Buckman
Weberfieldss
Bassolo
Western Duke
Caper
George Bailey
Nadi John Carroll
C. Koerner
Goldproof
Cooney K
J. Baker
Comedienne
Belle Strome
Posing
Refined
Spion
Hooray
McDaniel
J. McCahey
Rappahannock
Minder
Fay
Viperine
Hughes
Animus
John Smulski
Bonart
Suffice
Miss Affable
Crafty
Loring
Husted
Nite
Funiculaire
Hannibal Bey
J. Lee
Prince Hohenlohe
Cocksure
Topsy Robinson
Airship
Donna Elvira
Heart of Hyacinth
Lucy Marie
Harting
Rebo
Druid
Haas
Miss Mazzoni
Albert Star
Pat
Ornus
Orena
Arrow Swift
Melange
Sabado
Bridge Whist
Frescati
Kitty Smith
Sainesaw
Bucket Brigade
Bayou Lark
Bitter Fair
Hackenschmidt Retains World Wrestling Title In London
George Hackenschmidt of Russia defeated American Jo seph Rogers at Oxford Music Hall in a best two of three falls match. The ten minute rest between bouts, first fall 7:35 and second 6:45, marked a decisive walkover as Hackenschmidt retained the world championship amid a booming England wrestling scene with 100 plus entrants from various nations.
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London
George Hackenschmidt
Russia
Joseph Rogers
Oxford Music Hall
Hackenschmidt
Rogers
England
Auto Men Consider Cincinnati Club Headquarters Plan
Members of the Automobile Tire and Supply Dealers Association met at the Havlin Hotel grillroom to discuss a permanent headquarters for the Automobile Club of Cincinnati and the dealers. D. C. Coughlin urged a club meeting place as a priority, with a committee to confer with the Automobile Club Board of Governors. Forty dealers attended and the group aimed to add sixty members at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Tire and Supply Dealers’ Association
Havlin Hotel
Cincinnati
Automobile Club of Cincinnati
Automobile Club
Haviin
D.C. Coughlin
Sid Black
R. C. Crowthers
Dr. Brunton
The
D .C. Coughlin
Coughlin
Crk Bonifield
Auto Club
Bowling match at Jansen's alleys Kobald vs Ampler
A high stakes bowling match tonight at Jansen's alleys features Kobald of Covington challenging Pete Ampler of Newport for fifty dollars a side. The pair will contest seven games with total pins deciding the winner and side bets are common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jansen
Kobald
Covington
Pete Ampler
Newport
Plea for Women's Work Prompts Cincinnati Meeting
The Cincinnati Branch of the Associated Collegiate Alumni held a reception for Miss Laura Drake Gill of Washington former Barnard College dean now leading the National Education Society. President Dabney welcomed guests as a letter from Miss Jane Sherzer of Oxford College was read. Geraldine Gordon spoke on the Consumers' League and Mrs. Kerner described Cincinnati Woman's Club civic work. Gill delivered an inspiring plea for women's usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Associated Collegiate Alumni
Laura Drake Gill
Washington
Barnard College
National Education Society
Burnet Woods
Arthur Brown
Dabney
University
Jane Sherzer
Oxford College
Association
Geraldine Gordon
Consumers’ League
Kerner
Cincinnati Woman’s Club
Miss Gil
City of Norwood Bonds Sold in Multiple Issues
L Gebhart city auditor of Norwood announced bids for four municipal bond issues with premiums and accrued interest. Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company won the $15,000 issue. Other bids included Seasongood Mayer and W R Todd Co for Sanitary Sewer and Courtland Avenue bonds, while Regent Avenue and Street Improvements bonds also saw competitive offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Gebhart
Norwood
Provident , Savings , Bank , and Trust Company
Seasongood & Mayer
Third National Bank
Spikee
Wyse Elou Mbo Oh
Winton Wee
Union Savings Bank and Trust Co
Western German Bank
Todd & Co
Pedes Hebl Forsor Kuhn & Son
German National Bank
Atlas National Bank
Peeesh
G. W. Durrell
Sna All Sete
Provident Saistified Bank and, Trust Company
Winety
OMGA
BP Cos
Its
Courtland Avenue
Regent Avenue
Perens
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
W. R. Todd & Co
Druggists Present Euchre and Dance Event
The Ohio Valley Druggists Association held its annual euchre and dance at the Odd Fellows Temple with over 500 attendees. Prizes went to Rose Mirtgem Lucy Zunkeler Mrs Edward Highes Miss Amy Weiss and Margaret Cooney. event extended into late hours with a concluding dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley Druggists’ Association
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Rose Mirtgem
Lucy Zunkeler
Edward Highes
Amy Weiss
Margaret Cooney
E. E. Hermann
C. F. Hildebrant
Theodore Sands
Benjamin Birding
Dr. A. O.zwick
W. F.kister
Henry Dusterberg
William Wiebold
Edward Voss
E. H. Thiesing
Otto Kistner
Henry Waltermann
Outsiders Dominate Oakland Card Six Races
In Oakland on January 30 six races produced unlikely winners. Duke of Orleans led a 12 to 1 upset in Race Three while Minnie Bright prevailed in Race Two and Cuernavaca won Race One. Other winners included Midmont and Raleigh with longshot showings from various rivals.
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Oakland
Cal
Duke of Orleans
Coppit
Minnie
Cuernavaca
Sandy
Exchequer
Scoville
Wilmore
McHengy
Benonica
St. George Jr
Cleres
Colbert
Dr. Sherman
Mrs. O'Farrell
Jack Kercheville
Nonie
E. BR. H
Minnie Bright
Gilbert
Hayes
Modena
Keogh
Ornate
Street Singer
Johari
Sir Davy
Roulon
Smiling Jack
A. Williams
Emma G
Carroll
Red Bell
Charboneau
Pelham
Marvel H
Bonheur
Paladini
Marian Louise
Midmont
McClain
Lazell
Cocytus
J. Butter
Fairy Street
Lone Wolf
Captain Hales
Warning
Alaric
Henry C
Ethel Abbott
Warden - Yell
Maxtress
Bill Curtiss
Derdom
Shady Lady
Piiof Orange
Fury
Gargantua
Siberia
Red Reynard
Raleigh
A. Walsh
Tavora
Heatherton
Injunction Sought Against Mother In Law in Chicago Case
Chicago case reports Carl Emil Christensen seeking an injunction to bar his mother in law and father in law from entering his home without invitation. Judge Carpenter and others rejected the writ noting no precedent and questioning irreparable injury. Christensen argues his wife Berenthine is being steered by parents Henrik and Bertha Larsen.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Carl Emil Christensen
Thomas Street
A. L. Fidmingham
Mr. Christensen
Framingham
Carpenter
Flanningham
Christensen
Iso
Flamingham
Mack
Berenthine
Henrik
Bertha Larsen
Christensens
Brooklyn Debater 18 Hangs Self After Debate Victory
Seth Schuyler an eighteen year old stenographer and debating club member in Brooklyn was found dead in his bathroom from hanging. Police call it likely suicide though friends insist he was testing the sensation of a condemned man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Seth Schuyler
Brooklyn
Schuyler
Young Schuyler
Orvil Schuyler
Lexington Avenue
Sumner Avenue M. E
Wesleyan Debating Society
Seth
Scranton
Change Costs System for Police Court Fees
Announcement states a new police court cost code effective tomorrow. Guilty pleas cost 2.15 with specified filing and officer fees. not guilty pleas total 5.75 covering trial attendance, warrants, affidavits, subpoenas, and witness fees. Funds go to City or County treasurers per case type.
Georgia Slows Georgia Liquor Shipments
Officials on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad ordered no more shipments of intoxicating liquors for delivery to Georgia points. The Q and C will continue to receive liquor shipments for Georgia, an official said yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Georgia
Water main break reported on Mound Street
Water Works Department was notified last night of a four inch main break on Mound Street south of Clark. Water poured into streets though little property damage occurred. A gang was sent to the scene and water shut off. Repairs will be made at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Works Department
Mound Street
Clark
Paris to be ocean port with Seine river docks
Paris Municipal Council plans complete transformation of river banks to turn the Seine into a port for oceangoing steamers. Dredging and dam work begun after 1870 but unfinished. remaining ports at L Hospital Tolbiac and Tuileries will allow vessels with 3 meters 20 centimeters draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Paris
Seine
L' Hospital
Tolbiac
Hyde Park Reading Night Highlights Dickens and More
Readings from Dickens and other authors filled the Hyde Park Town Hall last evening. William Steer Saxby introduced the program with Mrs Helene Steer Saxby on piano accompaniment and Emil Knoepke on cello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
William Steer Saxby
Helene Steer Saxby
Mendelssohn
Saxby
Emil Knoepke
Markbreit
Dickens
MY Saxby
Lafcadio Hearne
New Clifton pastor arrives for Calvary Church
The Rev. F. Flinchbaugh arrives from Wilkesbarre to lead Calvary Episcopal in Clifton Cincinnati. He preaches his first sermon Sunday at 11 AM and will live at Maplewood Flats. The church gained prominence after Rev. George Clarke Cox faced trial for alleged heresy and resigned after acquitting. Mrs Flinchbaugh passed away a month ago and was buried in Hamilton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Episcopal Church
Clifton
Flinchbaugh
Wilkesbarre
Cincinnati
Maplewood Flats
Clifton Church
George Clarke Cox
Hamilton
Unity Club Lecture at Grand Opera House
George Nox McCain speaks on Servia and Bulgaria at the Unity Club lecture Sunday February 2. He recounts weeks spent there last summer and describes the medieval government, mountain splendor, city life, and curious customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Club
Grand Opera House
George Nox McCain
Servia
Bulgaria
McCain
Memphis Girl Saves Negro From Runaway Team
Miss Donna Carey, 17, ran into the street through mud and stopped a runaway team, saving the black driver from being crushed under the wheels in Memphis Tennessee on January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Memphis
Tenn
Donna Carey
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