Wabash Falls to Butler In Tight Gym Bout
A lively contest at the Y M C A gym Friday had clear rooter support from both schools. Butler edged Wabash 21 to 17 as McGaughey starred, scoring most of Butler's points and sparking the comeback. Wright and Peter led for Wabash with key baskets.
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Collegians
Y.A
Wabash
Butler
Saints
Ame
McGaughey
Ing
Cunningé King
Wright
Petere
Na Diegtaree
Peterson Locp
Quarrel Ends as IIAA Drafts New Constitution
A quarrel led to action by the Indiana Intercollegiate Athletic Association meeting Friday at Denison. Officials and members from Indiana, Rose Polytechnic, Wabash, Hanover, Franklin and others began patching old difficulties and drafting a new constitution to set schedules for football, baseball and track meets.
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Indiana Intercollegiate Athletic Asson
Denison
Mobe
Indiana
J. H. Hornes
J. W. Esterline
Rose Polytechnic
Hubstiner
Wabash
Edward Hanover
G. Vorhies
Franklin
Bowling Chatter From Marion County Alleys
Rickson of the Apollos led with six in the second game then struck out. Nonpareils star rolled two were shown as a contrast. The Oneidas wore new all black outfits Friday as they kept leading, with Allen on sport and several players posting splits. Ganther and others rooted for Marion County but the Nonparens lost three straight to Bassett art Fehrenbach and Lee at Oneida alleys.
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Rickson
Apollos
Oneiéas
Oneidas
Allen
Williams
Hopkins
Sax
Palacer
Ross
Howles
Patio
Mike Ganther
Marion County
Bassett Art
Fehrenbach
Lee
Wich
Oneida
Canoe Club House Planned At Thirtieth Street Corner
A canoe club house is planned at the northeast corner of Thirtieth Street and White River in Indianapolis. A. Bohlen & Son are the builders awaiting favorable weather to begin construction.
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Thirtieth-st
White River
Indianapolis
White
A. Bohlen & Sonthave Uilding
Deel
Officers listed for unnamed group include Wynn, Krauss and Hanma
A fragment lists officers Ty A Wynn as president Co Krauss as vice president Ge L Hanma as recording secretary Ry C Breunig as financial secretary A Taylor as treasurer without identifying the organization or complete roles.
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Hey -Wi Be
Ty’ A. Wynn
Co Krauss
Ge. L. Hanma
Seers Ry C. ‘Breunig
AL Tayelor
Indianapolis School Board Debates Closure and Relief Plans
The board weighs closing schools Friday afternoon and cites congested buildings despite 35 added rooms. Northside facilities in poor light and ventilation prompt calls to use No. 3 Meridian Street property for 24 high school rooms and 12 for colored students at No. 40 North and Pennsylvania. Claude McGinnis named assistant physics teacher. E B Kent to teach manual training part time at $4 monthly. Attorney Baker says election expenses amount to 871.85. Adolph Moss to run athletic classes at No. 4 through April 1. pay set at 1 per hour for weekdays and 2 for Saturdays. Public school pupils only.
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Lawton
Indianapolis
Goss
No. 3
Meridian St
No. 40
North
Pennsylvania-sts
Claude McGinnis
E. B. Kent
Baker
Adolph Moss
No. 4
Bowling Clubs Tale of Wins Losses and High Scores
The article lists standings and scores for Gneida Oneidas Nonpareil Apollo Central Oriental and Stone Palaces with detailed individual game totals. It notes Oneidas lead the pack and reports top scorers E H Meyer and Lewis Meyer Jr plus a tied ladies prize between Mrs. A B Robinson and Mrs. G E Finney.
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Lawtons
U. S
Ostermayer
Parker
Kol Jer
Cochran
Bock
Martin
Nurge
Meyer
Mahoney
Willoughby
Lawton
Brinkmeyer
Maas
Schering
Tomlinson
McGrew
J. Baron
E. Partlow
Burk
Emerich
Baker
Total
U. S. Ostermeyer
Lawton—Brinkmeyer
Parilow
E. H. Meyer
Lewis Meyer, Jr
A. B. Robinson
G. E. Finney
Limited Gun Club Holds Friday Shoot at Club Grounds
The Limited gun club held a match at the club grounds on Friday afternoon. Ten live pigeon event drew eight entries with solid scores led by Jameson 9 Wood 9 Dickmen 9 Bob White 8 Miller 8 Parry 7 and Sharp 6 with several excellent performances.
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Jameson
Wood
Dickmen
Bob White
Miller
Parry
Sharp
Indiana Whist Association Tourney Set at American Whist Club
The Indiana whist association schedules its annual tournament at the American Whist Club rooms in the Denison next Thursday and Friday. Fourteen teams have entered, promising the largest event yet. The state championship, begun last April, closed Friday with Indianapolis first, losing only one of 16 games for a high percentage. Rughville led with 12 wins and 4 losses, 0.7464 percent, followed by American Crawfordsville Lebanon Scottish-Rite Sheridan Woman Mazion Noblesville in order.
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Indiana Whist Association
American Whist Club
Denison
Indianapolis
Rughville
Zecent
Crawfordsville
Lebanon
Scottish — Rite
Sheridan
Mazion
Noblesville
Fragmentary Market Quote Items and Prices
A garbled OCR segment shows scattered prices and letters such as 7 10c 49 and 14c 5c 1.19. The readable parts resemble a price listing or regu- notes, with incomplete product names and numeric values.
Broad Defeats Bernstein to Signal Championship Bid
In Cleveland on Friday Kid Broad defeated Bernstein for the second time, signaling a likely challenge to Terry McGovern’s title. Broad’s style mirrors the champion’s, suggesting a high drawing match if pursued. In Chicago a side wager of 1400 was placed on who is the best dressed man, to be decided by a committee after evaluating garments. In New York at the Broadway Athletic Club a crowd incident ended with a man escaping after wrestling a cut diamond ring split in two on his finger.
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Letic Club
Kid Broad
Cleveland
Broad
Bernstein
Terry McGovern
Chicago
J. Waldere Kirk
Joseph L. Day
Auditorium Annex
New York
Broadway Athletic Club
Charles Barnett
Tame High School Senate Elects Officers In Quiet Session
Several new members were sworn in at the high school senate on Friday. McComas Harvy Crossland was elected president with Fairbanks John White as vice president and Chandler Connette as reading clerk. Gusdorf nicknamed Polka Dot was chosen janitor amid light fare and a banter about boxing bills.
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Senate
Senatter McComas
Harvey Crossland
Fairbanks
John White
Allison—Chandler Connette
Reading
Manuel—Harold Gusdorf
Polka Dot
Shoup—Coburn Allen
Fun for the Urchins at Military Park Toboggan Slide
The Military Park toboggan slide flooded Friday night and refroze Saturday, bringing a lively scene as West-side youths slid on icy rinks. Mixed-race groups joined in safe, family fun while some used painted sleds with iron runners. Adults watched kindly, hoping for more wholesome winter entertainment on Sunday.
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Miliary Park
Indictments against D L W officials for train collision deaths
Indictments have been found against leading officials of the D L & W railroad over a fatal train collision in Paterson New Jersey the night before Thanksgiving. The grand jury examined witnesses for days focusing on the absence of any block system to regulate rail right of way.
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Paterson
N. J
Western fruit jobbers clash with banana trust
Henderson Pierson of Dallas Texas was hanged Friday for killing his wife and mother in law. A schooner Quirinale was wrecked near Cette France Friday with seven men drowning. Leonard Herzog of Mount Vernon Colorado died after cramming his starbach with parched corn. House commerce committee to decide Pacific cable funding next week. Mississippi lower house expresses sympathy for Goebel and condemns the assassination. Canada grants tide power rights to a Vancouver harbor company for electricity to the city a mile away.
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Western Fruit
Banana Trust
Henderson Pierson
Dallas
Tex
Cette
France
Leonard Herzog
Mount Vernon
House Committee On Commerce
Mississippi
Goebel
Gov
Tours of Mexico Excursions Promoted by Iron Mountain Route
On January 23 and February 12 1900 the Iron Mountain Route will run personally conducted excursions to all principal cities and points of interest in Old Mexico. Special trains with Pullman vestibuled sleeping dining and observation cars will carry passengers.
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Iron Mountain
Old Mexico
Pullman
Cara
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