Bowling League Team Rosters and Members Revealed
Central Fairmount League lists clubs and players including William Bachman William Harris H G Dillhoff Paul Tafel and W J Brink Evanstons H Sparks F Meyer H Niehoff J Brueggeman M B H Schulte R Séarce E Hess F McDowell H Stevens E Wetter man and G Hirshauer. Rival teams include Edgar Mears Clyde Tingley Arthur Bicknell Frank Demar and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Bachman
William Harris
H. G. Dillhoff
Paul Tafel
W. J. Brink
Evanstons
H. Sparks
F. Meyer
H. Niehoff
J. Brueggeman
M. BH. Schulte
R. Séarce
E. Hess
F. McDowell
H. Stevens
E. Wetterman
G. Hirshauer
Edgar Mears
Clyde Tingley
Arthur Bicknell
Frank Demar
Oscar Fisher
Bowlers Post High Scores In Week Two League Standings
Lou Pierano led with 279 as Chic & George posted 1022 team points the top total in the area. Pflueger's Five, Krollmann's Five and Noah Martin’s Baschang squad each earned wins as Krollmann's Five top the league with three teams tied for second. A league meeting is set for 4 pm at Pflueger's alleys with directors urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Pierano
Chic & George
Pressier
Kroll
Mann
Bill Barron
Pflueger
Sheriff Hamnan
Noah Martin
Baschang
Sharpsburg
Krollmann
Jake Pflueger
Mercer and
Vine Streets
Century bowling champions shine in two decisive wins
The article notes a strong showing by centurys at the city championships with two easy wins. It highlights remarkable scores of 960 for each game and mentions rivals and cutters performing well, while urging schedule adjustments to avoid conflicts in future events.
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Baschang No. 1
Schott
North Turners
Huber
Cutters
George Ludwig
L. P.c
Shineisa
LON Krolimann
CAO
Bibbes Cepeuneees
Highland
Dein Seegoee
BSB
Cap's
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Crestline Rouse
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Baschang No
Conguet
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Eces
Karpe Seccessonses
Bankers' Bowling League Elects Officers at Atlas Bank
The Bankers' League met at the Atlas National Bank and elected BH C Knautt of Western German Bank president H Steves of Central Trust Company vice president and John H Knautt of City Hall Bank secretary and treasurer Ten teams joined the league including First National Second National Union Savings Western German Atlas Fifth Third National Merchants National Market and Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers’ League
Bankers
Atlas National Bank
Bh’ C. Knautt
Western German Bank
H. Steves
Central Trust Company
John H. Knautt
City Hall Bank
First National Bank
Second National Bank
Union Savings Bank
Third National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Market National Bank
Central Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Fair Play Wins Municipal Handicap at Belmont Park
Fair Play ridden by J Lee won the Municipal Handicap a mile and a furlong by a length from Master Robert with Frank Gill third. Beaucop led late before Fair Play surged clear in a hard fought finish. Delirium won the Manhattan Handicap at six furlongs in 1 11 5, two-fifths slower than Nimbus’s world record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Park
Fair Play
Master Robert
Frank Gill
Beaucop
Delirium
Nimbus
Empire City
Trance
Agent
Royal Captive
J. Lee
Ema
Notter
Lady Selina
McCarthy
Denier
Miller
Selectman
Field
Mouse
Shreve
Joe Madden
Practical, Statesman
Spectatress
Field Mouse
Practical
Gilbert
Half Sovereign
Fashion Plate
Upton
Demand
Red River
Besom
Wise Mason
Tourenne
Brother Jonathan
Miss Crawford
Beaucoup
Samuel H. Harris
Ural
Beauclere
Sweet
Killiecrankie
York
Gramear
Tivoli
Norbitt
Sailor Girl
Fancy
Siret Sets New World Record In Marathon Run
French champion H Siret won the London Marathon course in 2 hours 37 minutes 23 seconds, besting prior marks. John J Hayes of New York held Olympic best at 2 55 18. Prize money of 500 dollars was awarded. Percy Smallwood led at 10 miles but finished outside top places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hayes
Windsor
Stadium
Percy Smallwood
Winda‘sor
Victoria
Schlengwig- Holstein
White
Smallwood
Trots Postponed In Lexington Track Weather
Lexington crowd watches races postponed to October 19 due to heavy rains and soggy turf. Organizers state the full programme will be run on the new date with all details preserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Covaleski Tops Giants in Three Narrow Games
Philadelphia pitcher Covaleski shut out the Giants across three late season games, keeping Philadelphia in the pennant chase as the season neared its close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covaleski
Philadelphia
Giants
Queen City's Heavy Hitters Lead League Batting Averages
Queen City batting averages crown Lewton of Cincinnati Car Company as top hitter with .447. Cyclone Schwab of Fleischmann is second, and Jimmy Norwood, who joined Peasant Ridge late season in the Saturday Afternoon League, is third. Top hitters include McClain of Advent, Schriver of Johnston Company, and Baschang of Peters Arms. Averages listed cover players with five or more games and . ay or better, from Secretary Applegate's compilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
Lewton
Cincinnati Car Company
Applegate
AB BH
Léwton
Cincinnati Car Ca
Schwab
Fleischmann
Norwood
Baschang
Peters Arms
Cassidy
Schriver
Johnston
Seve Neeeve
Harvey Johnston
McClain
Heen
Wolf
Advent
Glancy, Cincinti Car Co
Artin
Peters Arms Veneer
Kildaohnston
Meales AM
Reisen
Gsatt Car Co
Bau Télleston
Ane
Ater Banca Co
Esteees
Woelner
Johnston Aia
Imati Car Co
Welare Ee
Seewnee
Lorenia
Schlei
Harm Ek
Kiein
Kenny wins Missouri State golf title at 36 holes
Chris Kenny of Algonquin Golf Club in St. Louis defeated Bart Adams of the same club to win the Missouri State golf championship. Kenny won 9 up with 7 to play after a 36 hole match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Chris Kenny
Algonquin Golf Club
Bart Adams
Robertson Wins Automobile Race in Founders Week Park
George Robertson drove a Locomobile to victory in the 200 mile race in Fairmount Park Philadelphia. Time 4 02 30. L Patchke finished second in Acme car 4 14 54. Ralph Mulford third in Lozier 4 17 26. A C Maucher fourth in Peerless 4 21 26. Sixteen began, seven or eight finished. no serious accidents. Police guarded event. no incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George Robertson
Fairmount Park
L. Patchke
Acme
Ralph Mulford
Lozier
A. C. Maucher
Peerless
Mulford
Double header at Wiedemann Park features Cubs Red Sox clash
In Chicago today the Cubs and Tigers play innings from Wiedemann Park as part of a big double header with Covington Stars and Wiedemanns. Red White will officiate the first game for Covington, Steiner for the Brewers, with a strong crowd expected and park gates opening in midafternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cubsy
Detroits
Wiedemann Park
Covington Stars
Wiedemanns
Red” White
Ohio State League
Chicagos
Covingtons
Steiner
Brewers
Wiedemann
Cincinnati
Government Square
Newport
Covington
Park
All Americans
Columbia Athletics
Latters’ Grounds
Ryan
Holmes
Tuckey
Casey
Athletics
League Park
Altens
Cincys
Bellevue Athletics
Covington Cardinals
Taylorsport
Cardinals
Gottschalk
Otting P
Randale
Geisen
Rehm
Rankess
Berte
Otting Or Gottschalk Jr
E. Schroder
F. Schroder R
Heidelbergs
Radiums
Heidelberg Park
Murray C.f
Eschenbach 2m
Harvey S.s
Niemiller c
Doomis
Smith, P
Rose
Donovan R
C. Gillespie
G. Gillespie
Miller
Charles c
Wahl
Murray
H. Drake c
O'Connor J
P. Drake P
Foermer
Wall
Airship feats and plans dominate early aviation news
Reports describe Lt. Lahm and Foulois guiding Dirigible No. 1 past a tall smokestack during a St. Joseph flight. Articles note inventors Arthur de Bousset and A M Herring pursuing air navigation and secret flights, Mme Poppova’s rudderless craft, and Bachmann’s 4000 pound capacity airship plan. The Navy eyes aircraft for scouting and Republique tests near Lebaudy, with Zeppelin debris to coins and medals. An Auto item mentions a Russian aviation competition and prize fund of about £2600 in St. Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Lahm
Foulois
Arthur de Bousset
New York
America
A. M. Herring
Ft. Meyer
Ft. Myer
War Department
Fort
Orville Wright
Mme. Poppova
Frederick A. Bachmann
Newark
N. J
Bachmann
W. A. Crawford-Frist
Protestant Episcopal Chapel of the Redemption
Baltimore
Flying Machine Company
Wilmington
Del
Navy
Navy Department
George C. Sweet
Metcalf
Republique
Lebaudy
Zeppelin
Count Zeppelin
Auto
St. Petersburg
Spain
Atgene
Diamond unchanged for a foot of change would ruin baseball
National League leaders discussed possible rule tweaks but agreed the baseball diamond at ninety feet between bases should stay. George Dovey argued moving a base by a foot would alter hitting, pitching, and close plays, predicting no-hit games would rise if altered. John T. Brush weighed the traits of Amos Rusie and Christy Mathewson, praising each pitcher’s speed, control, and baseball brains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Brush
Mr. Brush
Amos Rosie
Amos
Mathewson
Rusie
Rosie
Matty
Cincinnati Gun Club weekly shoot curtailed by poor weather
Disagreeable weather reduced attendance and shooting at the Cincinnati Gun Club weekly event. Herschner led with 43 of 50, Morgan and Multon tied for second with 41. The club team aims to shoot the league match with Northern Kentucky on their Dayton grounds. Scores:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschner
Morgan
Multon
Northern Kentucky
Dayton
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Bohemian Peasa
Bohemia
Wiedemann's
Wiedemann’s
Central Fairmount League
North
Cincinnati League
Pa Muldoons Senate
Seers
Oriental League
Rainey
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Paschang
Coroner
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Rough Riders
Diehl's
Eens Tiger
Diehl'ss
Royal Ambers
Reichert’s
Tip
Evesse Eveseesen
Grand Enterprise League
Suburban League
Sheldone
Edgar Steinau
Arthur Graf
John Fanger
Tom Collins
Gilbert Steinau
Carl Graf
H. J. Parduck
Joseph Kettler
Roy Pate
Blaneye
George Wright
E. Wirthimn
F. Lush
J. Henninger
C. Lush
A. Fisher
A. G. Bieney
W. Harig
W. Brooks
Stegs
Harrison Storck
Louis Stork
Penn’s
Beer
Pressler
Stavsessepeee
Stang
Ar Ec
Iehofta
Sharpsburgs
E. Vals
Bilaneys
Renee
Antenne
Vanstons
Aebexinstae
Sheldon Et
Campbell County League
Ala
Arossa
Emann
Phoenix
Bd Thiery
Benedix A Goodtether
Weber
Hamilton County League
Siret
Twirler
Kenny
Robertson
Aeronautics
National League
George Dovey
Boston Nationals
Cincinnati Gun Club
Herschner Aelie Eee Wee Tenes
Morganes
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Elliott
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Sampson
Roy
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