Bowling Battle Highlights As Brown Outpaces Bryson
The Indianapolis bowling league Thursday night saw Ben Brown take the lead in individual averages by defeating Bryson in a lively series. Brown posted scores of 169 and 157, totaling 814 for Marion Brown, while Bryson’s 181 and 169 contributed to a 786 team showing for Marion. Multiple other matchups followed with teams including Pastimes, Capital City, Turners, Washingtons, Crescents, Volunteers, and IBC recording varied results across Marion alleys.
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Ben Brown
Bryson
Indianapolis
Lea Brown
Brown
Marions
Capital Citye
Turners
Rome
Eidensticker
Seidensticker
Havetek
Washingtons
Crescents
Volunteers
Aves
Marion
L.meier, Jr
R. Smith
Eidersticker
Marion—Browder
Clerk
Schmidt
Erdelmeyer
Williams
A. ‘Buschman
C. ‘Buschman
Allen
Wallace
Prospects versus Deweys and Kerr team totals
The listing shows multiple team matchups with individual names and scores. Totals appear for City, Prospects, and Deweys lines, including figures like 1,270 1,251 1,209 and 1,361 1,380 1,287 across various pairings. The fragmentary OCR presents rostered players such as Bock Cochran Meyers and Perrott along with match totals.
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Shimer
Back
Lloyd
Mahoney
Cochran
Meyers
Willams
Painter
Brennan
Perrott
Kearing
Bristow
Merrick
Moon
Kerr
E. Heller
Hofer
Byers
Churchman
Geis
Earl Heller
Howard
Driftmeyer
Olive
Total
Deweys
Rinegar
Stocking
Hallett
Teller
Romer
Fuehring
Boyle
Gable
Hymer
Trosky
Gels
Rome
Y M C A and Fond du Lac Clash for National Title
An evening of top basketball awaits in Indianapolis as the Y M C A team hosts Fond du Lac Wisconsin for the United States championship, a rematch after two recent losses. Games start at 8 15 with a preliminary by local high and senior teams and a full lineup featuring Werden Perward Brunkhorst Pierson and Rogers on the Fond du Lac squad.
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Indianapolis
E Team
Fond du Lac
Wis
United States
Nadgers
Y. M. C. A. Teim
Hgh
YIM C
Jfond du.Lac. Werden
Perward
Brunkhorst Plemiing Esceseees Fopwata
Bowling awards titled at Pastime alleys event
Harry Buschman won the prize for the highest score of 230 in February at Pastime alleys a regulation ball and bag. Mrs E H Meyer received a handsome umbrella for most games bowled by a woman during the month. Louis Meyer Jr captured the prize for most games by a man a regulation ball and bag.
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Harry Buschman
E. H. Meyer
Louis Meyer, Jrr
Stone Palace team wins three games on Wednesday
The Stone Palace team claimed three wins on Wednesday night at Stone Palace alleys, beating Lee Graff's team as previously announced.
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Stone Palace
Lee Graff
Rumor of MLB Session Proves Groundless
Reported National League magnates hurried east for a special session but proved false as President Brush remained in Indianapolis and no meeting of the circuit reduction committee was scheduled.
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National Baseball League
Brush
Sndianapolis
Chicago bids for Ryan Root middleweight title fight
Chicago March 2 bids pour in for the Ryan Root middleweight championship. Charles Houghton for the West-end club St Louis offers 5000 dollars and a like purse and will bring the men together if a promoter posts private backing. The Hot Springs athletic club matches the offer with a similar sum.
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Chicago
Ryan-Root
Charles Houghton
St. Louis
Hot Springs
Sports Of All Sorts
Charley Burns and Owen Zeigler boxed to a six round draw at the Milwaukee athletic club with Zeigler holding the edge. Burns endured punishment despite superior size. In Indianapolis All-star bowling, Martin Kern’s Cincinnati record was surpassed by Wm Anschutz of the Wohlfords with 267. A Richmond pole game tied 2 to 2 as the Muncie Royals gain 22 to 9 in seven games to claim the US championship series lead. Tom Sharkey plans a turf season with fast runners. Jack O Brien of New York seeks a match with Terry McGovern after a failed bid with Champion Erne. Frank Childs posts 500 forfeit to fight Joe Walcott. Tom O Rourke predicts 5,000 to secure any Walcott match. Leach the third baseman draws NL interest post big game with Louisville. Kid Roberson’s Indianapolis stake includes Dave Barry meeting Ed Barry in Indianapolis March 12, while Barry and Otto Sieloit headline Chicago boxing show Saturday night.
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Charley Burns
Cincinnati
Owen Zeigler
Philadelphia
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Zeigler
Burns
Martin Kern
Indianapolis
Wm. Anschutz
Wohlfords
Richmond
Richmond Henleys
Muncie Royals
United States
Muncie
Tom Sharkey
Jack O’brien
New York
Erne
Hot Springs
Terry McGovern
McGovern
Frank Childs
Chicago
Joe Walcott
Tom O’rourke
Walcott
O'Rourke
Leach
Chicago Athletic Club
Hawaii Self-Government Bill Passes by Senate
The Senate on Thursday afternoon approved a bill creating a form of government for Hawaii. The island would be governed similarly to U.S. territories. A final vote on the conference financial bill was scheduled for Tuesday afternoon.
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Washington
Senate
Hawaii
Territories
Alvin Joslyn Dead After Prolonged Illness in Pittsburgh
Charles L. Davis aged 52, famed as Alvin Joslyn and owner of the Alvin theater, died Thursday night in Pittsburgh after weeks of peritonitis and paralysis. The report notes his national recognition as a character actor and his theater ownership.
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Pittsburg
Charles L. Davis
Alvin Joslyn
Alvin Theater
Town Talk items show debt drop and events in Indiana
Town items report Indiana debt reduced by 2 515 000 since January 27 1895 with current debt at 5 003 615 12. Also noted are T C Steeles art selection for Paris exhibit, about 200 delegates to Indiana photographers meeting, a sidewalk accident injuring William McClarde, St Patrick anniversary at the Denison, Daniel M Fansdell returning from Washington, George W W Sloan losing an eye, livestock totals at Union stock yards and packers output, St Patrick church directory listing family gifts and non contributors.
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Indiana
T. C. Steele
Paris
Indiana Photographers’ Association
Tomlinson Hall
William McClarde
E. South St
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Robert Emmett
Denison
Daniel M. Fansdell
Senate
Washington
Indianapolis
St. Patrick's Church
All Men Called Out In Chicago Strike Fight
In Chicago on March 2 General president OConnell of the machinists failed to persuade the machinery manufacturers association to recognize the union at a meeting Thursday night. He warned it will be a fight to a finish. The unions have called out nearly all their members in Chicago, and President Gates of the Machinery Manufacturers association acknowledges the seriousness of the struggle and strong organization by employers.
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Chicago
O'Connell
Machinists
Machinery Manufacturers’ Association
O’connell
Gates
Trade unhindered with Puerto Rico urged by New York Chamber
The New York Chamber of Commerce adopted a resolution urging Congress to lift all customs duties on trade with Puerto Rico and to act promptly to redeem the nation’s good faith for Puerto Rico’s future welfare. M. D. Smith of Butternut Minnesota endorses Newitt's Little Farry Risers for constipation and stomach ills. For steamship tickets to Paris see the Atlantic Steamship Agency, 2 Virginia Ave.
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New York
Chamber of Commerce
Justice
Humanity
United States
Puerto Rico
Congress
Puerto’ Rico
Paris
Atlantic Steamship Agency
Virginia Ave
Notice of liquor license and pool table application
Notice to voters of the First ward Center township Indiana that the subscriber will apply at the April term 1900 to the Marion county Board of commissioners for a license to sell intoxicating liquors with on premises drinking in rooms fronting south on Malottave Indianapolis Indiana No 1202 Malottave Ward 1 and to apply for pool table privileges in the same room.
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Tenth Ward
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Pennsylvania St
Indianapolis
S. Pennsylvania St
Steve Szatkowski
Malottave
Bulding
Alvord
E.T
K. Fletcher
Milton County
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the. Deweys
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H. P. Wasson & CO
Massachusetts Avenue
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Sty Ten
Youman
Roelof
New York Chamber of Commerce
M. D. Smith
Butternut
Mith
London
SUN
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Agate
Michael Steved
Saratoga
Majestic Steel
Vonnegut Hardware CO
Washington Street
Bryce
OLD Homestead
People's Credit Clothing CO
West
Washington St
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