Marion Alleys Sweep Three Matches In Close Bowling Night
In the Lyons league action on Thursday night Marion Alleys won all three of their games. Close scores and high totals highlighted the night with Lyons and Lyra alleys also posting strong totals and near-miss margins.
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Marions
Lythe Marion
Washingtons
Deweys
Turner
Lawtons
Marion
Lyra
fore—Bryson
Brown
Leop
Fis
W. Cooper
Williams
Lyra—Von Hake
Smith
Perry
Mueller
Kétne
Athletic score tally from Volunteer and Pastime entries
The page lists multiple team lineups with individual scores and totals. It shows Volunteer and Pastime players such as Noll, Meyers, Bieler, Buschman, and Adams across several batches, with totals like 704, 766, 667, 711, 695, 771, and 640. The data appears as fragmented OCR from a sports score record.
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Evans
Meinsinger
Bieler
McDaniel
Browth
Stanley
G. Buschman
W. Buschman
C. L. Buschman
Krauss
Independent League scores recap with multiple teams
Scores list for the Independent League games featuring Deweys, Meteors, Lawtons, and City. Individual performances include Sinegar 130, Hal lett 164, Reed 122, Barron 140, and White 182 for Meteors, with other players such as Hampton 138 and Romer 167 noted in various matchups. Overall totals shown: 1,485 for Deweys Meteors games, 1,330 for Meteors games, 1,479 in City Lawtons clashes, and 1,462 in City Moores bouts.
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Deweys
Meteors
Trosky
Sinegar
Hallett
Seller
Romer
Reed
Fuehring
Baron
Willworth
Wiley
Hampton
Buchanan
Bogerding
White
Horst
Koff
Roger
Kassing
Hartley
Keeling
Gates
Muehring
Keller
Kopp
Ryse
O Rourke Drops Friend in Manager Row Amid Ring News
In Des Moines on Thursday Jim Stafford defeated Jim Graham after six knockdowns. Four champions from last year Fitzsimmons Lavigne Palmer and Jordan lost belts. Baltimore’s Eutaw club seeks Gans vs Robertson with Robertson promising 50 to 25 against Blackwell if 140 pounds. Johnny White to referee McGovern Dixon. Gardner open to fight any man. Corbett and family health noted.
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O’rourke
Jim” Stafford
Des Moines
Jim” Graham
Dubuque
Fitzsimmons
Lavigne
Palmer
Jordan
Eutaw Athletic Club
Baltimore
Joe Gans
Kid’ Robertson
Indianapolis
Robertson
Cincinnati
McGovern
Corbett
Jim Corbett
Harry Corbett
Jim
Royal Sox play draws large audience at English’s night show
An unusually large crowd attended Andrew Fobson and Gertrude Coghlan presenting Charles Coghlan’s The Royal Sox at English’s Thursday night. The one performance left critics noting rich detail, Robson’s Coghlan imitation, and anticipation for another royal box showing. The piece The Two Orphans remains popular with Grand patrons, while Fulgora’s acts at Park enjoy a strong run. Miss Lauria Shannon is pictured in January Munsey. Parisian Widows at Empire nears curtain fall as burlesque ends with Al Shean’s controversial, unsavory finale but overall remains entertaining.
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Andrew Fobson
Gertrude Coghlan
Charles Coghlan
Royal Sox
Royal Box
Andrew Robson
Coghlan
the Empire
al Shean
Lawton Denies Boston Second Baseball Team Interest
Thomas W. Lawton denies reports of interest in placing a second Boston ball club. He states no meddling in baseball affairs. President Soden notes magnates may extend the 12 club circuit. The American association invites the Louisville promoters to a January Chicago league meeting. Boston chatter on a second team is tepid.
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Thomas W. Lawton
Copper King
Boston
Soden
New American Association
Louisville
Chicago
Deweys Bowls and League Notes From Thursday Night
John Keller played with the Deweys and new Turner alleys caused grumbling as pins fell hard. Ernie Gates notes a hoodoo on Meteors games though the team still wins. The Deweys held a monthly meeting in Washington club rooms with lunch and cards afterward.
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John Keller
Deweys
Keller
Turner
Ernie Gates
Meteors
Washington Club
W. Buchanan
Burton
Bryson
Brown
Billie Rothe
Lyras
Bogardus
Merle Waker
Marion
Goebel
Woman Put Up Poison Scarlet Sign Delays Train
A Big Four train in Columbus Ohio carried a window placard reading Small-pox here keep out causing passengers to pause as health officials were notified before the train left. A young woman allegedly placed the sign to snag a second seat. In Delaware Ohio, President Bashford of Ohio Seociehar University announced a $50 000 New Year endowment from an Indiana donor with another 10 000 expected soon for two new chairs. Dr Thomas Eclectric Monarch over pain.
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Columbus, CO
Union Station
Delaware
Jam
Bashford
Ohio
Seociehar University
Indiana
Marion County and Independent League Friday Games
Marion county league fixtures include Apollo versus Stone Palace at Turner alleys Central and Oneida at Oneida alleys Oriental versus Nonpariel at Marion alleys. Independent league matchups feature Prospect and U S at Washington alleys.
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Apollo
Stone Palace
Turner
Central
Oneida
Oriental
Nonpariel
Marion
Prospect
U.S
Washington
Henley polo team loses to Racine in overtime clash
A wealthy eastern golf group considers a southern and western swing. The Henley polo team from Richmond fell 3 to 2 to Racine Wisconsin on Thursday. Yale edged the Western University of Pennsylvania 1 to 0 in Pittsburgh hockey. Cole James EB Pepper of Lexington plans two horse stables next year, one in England and one in the United States as Louisville anticipates a fall race meeting despite the Louisville fair and driving association failure.
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Henley
Richmond
England
Louisville
The Sun Reading Guide Hint Notion
A brief note suggests the sun remains readable at a size that challenges conventional limits showing that even large objects can pose interpretive hurdles for observers.
Indignant Rourke confronts Sharkey over cornering role
The record notes Rourke expressing anger at Sharkey and claiming the old manager would not be in his corner during the fight. Sharkey replies he does not care for the arrangement.
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Rourke
Sharkey
Jef
General Wood Visits Havana Lepers Hospital
Gen Wood visited the leper hospital in Havana on Thursday while other staff members had other business. He expressed great interest in the activities there amid ongoing medical concerns.
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Wood
Havana
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