Organized baseball likely assured for coming season says Hurt
James A Hurt, owner of the Chicago team, says organized baseball is practically assured nationwide after his return from a missionary trip. He notes disputes over players could block a permanent end to the temporary truce and merge with the National Association of Minor Leagues.
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Veh
James A Hurt
Chie
National Association of Minor Leagues
Meh
Whee Fas
Such a massacre Muncie tops Indians scoring record
Muncie defeated Indianapolis 2 to 1 in a game described as a massacre with Muncie scoring 14 points against the Crippled Indians. Coftin and Gilvray starred for the Indians, while Bannon contributed but could not halt Muncie’s rush. Marion visits the Auditorium next Tuesday as Crippled Indians plan to move Old Soldiers home.
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Muncie
Indianapolis
Coftin
Gilvray
Bannon
Amaahen
Mancle
Marion
Crippie
Billiards Cures Rheumatism Says Lodge Parlor Anecdote
In the Grand hotel parlors a rheumatic man allegedly improves after a billiards session. A devotee claims within about 270 minutes the sufferer forgets the limp and becomes agile, likening the effect to osteopathy as the game progresses. The scene features a younger opponent and a comment from a cripples acquaintance.
Royal golf players boom the old sport
Royalty takes up golf as the sport grows popular in England. The king maintains a Windsor nine hole course while the queen took lessons from Ben Sayers. Princes, dukes, and nobles across Ireland and England become avid golfers with notable courses at Chatsworth and Malahide.
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London
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Berwick
Pringers Victoria
Chatsworth
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Kenelare
Duke of Portland
Quid
Tarry Cadogan
Culford
Lady Limerick
Lord Dunraven
Sir Charles Barrington
Central and Western Leagues Scores and Standings
Central League standings show Chiba leading with a win and Lafayette trailing. Western League schedules list Marion at Indianapolis and Muncie at Elwood, with Lafayette visiting Danville and Logansport at Kokomo. Results include Port Wayne and Lafayette against other opponents in mixed standings.
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Danville
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Indianapolia
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Elwood
Central League
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Nichmann
Mundy
Anderson
Indianapolis
India
Boston and sports notes mix in hurried local column
A stream of brief items covers boxing matches, wrestling plans, and golf and bowling events. Indiana university tops Wabash in basketball. National bowling tournament draws thousands in Cleveland. A Louisville boxing bout hinges on a new law. An Ohio coach seeks players while whisky prices spark farm talk. An assault on a railroad conductor leads to arrest in Salem Indiana.
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eWwnatt Gun Club
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George Gardner
Lowell
Fred Cooley
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Chicago
Des Moines Bowler Sets Noted World Record Average
Des Moines resident Frank Panton, a veteran bowler, holds a world record average of 24 for five consecutive games and has seven perfect games. Known for precision, he rarely misses the one three pin, placing them all in the ditch. Panton is five feet six inches tall and weighs 350 pounds.
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Des Moines
Frank Fanton
Panton
Closing Out the Kibby Stock of Pianos at Discount Prices
The Smith & Nixon Piano Co announces a closing out sale at 137 N Penn, Denison House block. They offer new and used pianos including Steinway and Armstrong, with prices cut to one third off catalog and easy installments. Call day or evening for bargains on cabinet grands and uprights.
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Udile
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Hatnesd Bros
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First Battle Fought Damaged Battleships Of Finest Kind
St Petersburgh reports the first battle scene with three battleships the Retwigan Tzareviteh and Pajlada. Retwigan launched 1M displacement 12700 tons four 17 inch 12 inch and 20 3 inch guns 10200 indicated hp 16 knots. Tzareviteh launched 19 similar armament and hp. Pajlada put in water 18% displacing 63 tons with eight Finch 13 inch and eight smaller guns 110 hp and 2 knots.
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ST. Petersburg
Japanese Fleet Appears Outside Port Arthur
London dispatch reports large Japanese fleet of battleships and cruisers gathering near Port Arthur after mirée attack on the Russian squadron. A separate note states the Russian warships captured the Japanese steamer Inaba Maru near Hong Kong bound from London to Yokohama, last seen near Port Said on January 14.
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Nerlin
Central News Wires
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Hong
Russians Imprison Japanese Doctor in Kansas Incident
In Topeka on February 9 five hundred Ruselane residents near Swestwater imprison Dr Mikawa Kalina a Japanese physician in his office. They say they will hold him until the Japan Russia troubles are settled. Authorities have been notified and will pursue the case.
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Swestwater
Mikawa Kalina
Japan
Huasie
Offiers
Wil
Daily Paper Quits After Financial Struggle
The Daily Paper in London has ceased publication on the verge of expiring due to ongoing health and financial troubles. Editor Henry Stead tried to sustain the venture but could not overcome the debts and decline. Previously a women's daily, the paper ends its run.
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Dar Payee
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Ecenet
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Paivy
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