Chicago Pair Tops Two-Man Bowling Event
A Chicago duo led the A B C tourney morning in Wayne Gardens Detroit with 1 179 pins. Eddie Meyers and Lee Graff of Indianapolis tallied 1 159, while Decker and Fox posted 1 148 and Atwood and Willey 1 124. Carter and Bryson struggled, totaling 1 071.
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Detroit
Chicago
L. Levine
I’. Bloss
Windy City
Eddie” Meyers
Lee Graff
Indianapolis Stars
Hoosier Capital
Eddie
Meyer
Graff
E. R. Decker
Frank Fox
Fox
Decker
F. R. Atwood
M. D. Willey
Willey
Atwood
Fred McCullough
John Goodwin
John
Erros
Goodwin
T. J. Carter
K. H. Bryson
Bryson
Carter
Indianapolis
M. D. Willey Strane
W. Donaldson
B. Kelly
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Reese
M. Wolcott
E. Fuehring
E. Randall
J. c. EB. Richenbach
H. Johnson
E. Knox
Indanapolis
H Meyer Eorens
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John Goodwin Wheelil
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J. Carter
D. Shacke
H. Hardie
Ww. Buddenbaum
M. Quill Veene
M. Knox
A. Leap
Brennans
Cabanne
St. Louis
Eagle Tea Co
Chi
Glen Fisher
W. F. Zoellner
Milwaukee
Cage
Alex. Dunbar
New York
Max Unger
Cleveland
C. Oakey
Madison
J. A. Darker
Ed Weterman
Cincinnati
Cc. H. Deme
Wood
A. Leigh
Erickson
F. Jaeges
Oshkosh
J. Cook
W. Crewson
Sebring
R. Zimmerman
C. Campbell
Cosmos
Laramitas
Wheeling
Clearys
Colonials
Moores Hill College Baseball Schedule Released
The Moores Hill college baseball schedule lists games against Hanover Wilmington St Xavier Butler DePauw and Rogie Poly. Games are set for April May and June at Hanover Wil main Cincinnati Moores Hill Indianapolis Greencastle Terre Haute and Moores Hill.
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Ind
Hanover
Wilmington College
Wilmain
St. Xavier College
Cincinnati
Moores
Buttler College
Indianapolis
DePauw
Greencastle
Rogie Poly
Terre Haute
aMane
Butler College
Harvard selects Lanigan to Harvard athletic council
Cambridge March 12 Charles Lanigan captain of the Harvard baseball team was elected undergraduate member of the Harvard athletic council He replaces Hamilton Fish of New York who is away from college on leave of absence until commencement
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Cambridge
Mass
Charles Lanigan
Lawrence
Harvard
Harvard Athletic Council
Hamilton Fish
New York
In Coulon's Honor Feud With Chicago Celebration
Memphis March 12 Johnny Coulen bantam champion claimant travels to Chicago to attend a celebration event tonight amid plans to formally sign a defense against the world's title.
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Memphis
Tenn
iJohnny Coulen
Chicago
Old Playmates See Tinker Act in Kansas City
Joe Tinker recounts nerves and relief performing his 15 minute sketch A Great Catch at the Orpheum Kansas City before old schoolmates. He recalls marbles and days with business men from his hometown and credits Miss Sadie Sherman, an Indiana girl, for a strong performance.
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Joe Tinker
Orpheum Theater
Kansas City
Sadie Sherman
Joe
Chicago
George Cohan
Miss Sherman
Chivington Lists Contracts and Player Papers
Chicago March 12 Tom Chivington president of the American Association announces recorded contracts and releases since March 3 1910. Contracts With Kansas City Jake Beckley Edward Brandt W M Carey J A Cullen August Dorner Charles H Fanning P J Flaherty Walter B Frambes Charles G Hallman William Hallman Charles S Holt Richard Moore Lou E Ritter W F Shannon Charles D Stenge John W Taylor Joe Vyskocil. With Louisville W E Butler John Fisher William Lattimore EK Richter. With Milwaukee Russell C C Bailey Harry G Hammond D L McGann. With Toledo Joseph Crowley Walter Horer. Releases By Columbus to St Paul Josh B Clarke By Louisville to Richmond Pitcher Golden By Louisville to Albany William Kay By St Paul to Columbus Fred Carisch
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Chicago
Tom Chivington
The
American Association
Kansas City
Jake P. Beckley
Edward Brandt
W. M. Carey
J. A. Cullen
August Dorner
Charles H. Fanning
P. J. Flaherty
Walter B. Frambes
Charles G. Hallman
William Hallman
Charles S. Holt
Richard €. Moore
Lou E. Ritter
W. F. Shannon
Charles D. Stenge
John W. Taylor
Joe Vyskocil
Louisville
W. E. Butler
John Fisher
William Lattimore
EK. J. Richter
Milwaukee
Russell CC. Bailey
Harry G. Hammond
D. L. McGann
Toledo
Joseph Crowley
Walter Horer
Columbus
St. Paul
Josh B. Clarke
Richmond
Golden
Albany
William Kay
Fred Carisch
Busy Hen Delays Mail In Winsted Connecticut
In Winsted Connecticut on March 12 a Plymouth Rock hen interrupted a rural free delivery route. Mail carrier and high school janitor John Scanlon found a fresh egg in a mail bag after the hen wandered from the horse drawn wagon and caused a half hour chase before capture.
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Winsted
Conn
New Hartford
John Scanlon
Plymouth Rock
Indiana Skaters Aton and Mann Clash in Final Mile
Aton and Mann, rivals for the Indiana roller-skating title, advance to the deciding race tonight at Washington rink. The event covers one mile with the championship on the line.
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Aton
Mann
Indiana
Washington Rink
Morningstar Defeats Hoppe In 2400-Point Billiards
Ora Morningstar beat Willie Hoppe in Chicago last night in the 14.1 balkline 2400 point match. The final score was 400 to 377 in block five.
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Morningstar
Ora Morningstar
Willie Hoppe
Chicago
Billard
Balk Mae
Kentucky considers Indiana style public account bureau
Kentucky weighs establishing a state public accounting bureau modeled on Indiana to curb errors and revenue loss. State Examiner W A Deharity urges open exams for field inspectors, a special law officer for recovered funds, conclusive field certificates in absence of fraud, transport rules, timely notices to the state board, regular fines reports, and treasurers receiving books from justices of the peace.
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Kentucky
Bureau of Public Accounting
Indiana
W. A. Deharity
Statehouse
Deharity
State Board
Justices of the Peace
Imported Men Replacing Strikers At Buffalo Plant
The International Paper company at Niagara Falls has imported between 50 and 100 redmen and machine tenders to replace striking workers in Buffalo New York. Additional help will arrive soon with police roles and union tension expected to rise.
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Buffalo
N. Y
International Paper Company
Niagara Falls
Starry predictions say Jeffries favored in big fight
An Ohio astrologer claims Jeffries will win the forthcoming match, citing his birth date and planetary positions as powerful fighting indicators. The same astrologer argues Jack Johnson’s chart shows vulnerability, noting fire and water signs may undermine his gameness and strength.
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Springfield
Jeffries
Aries
Leo
Uranus
Aquinus
Jupiter
Mars
Wing
Mercury
Mistah Johnson
Jack Johnson
Saturn
Aquarius
Gemini
Venus
Pisces
Johnson
Manual athletes ready for the meet at YMCA
The M T W 8S track meet at the YMCA drew notable entries across grades with numerous seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen listed for events including sprints long relay squads and field events. Notable names span Liehr Sieglin Finn Brown Thornburg and Chandler among others as they prepare for 20 220 and 440 yard dashes high jump pole vault shot put and relay contests.
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Liehr
Hunt
Stratton
Thornburgh
Brown
Gallimore
Carr
Sleglin
Goodman
Cox
Finn
Nagie
Bailey
Reeves
Gage
Nicholson
Chandler
Christian
Nessler
Caldwell
Mann
Roberts
Nichols
Morgan
Brewer
Hadley
Seitz
Roesch
Morton
Gardner
Johnson
Gosset
Sieglin
Bissell
Lockhardt
Howe
French
Koesch
Mile
Gossett
Newlin
Bissel
Lockhart
Bower
Thornburg
Rogers
Gilpin
Picket
Butler
Gillin
Buschman
Frenzel
Hochmeyer
Stabr
M. Brown
Bartley
Pickett
Rhodehamel
Kelly
McNelly
Tosettis Open Practice at Garfield Park Sunday
The Tosettis announce their first season practice at Garfield park on Sunday March 13 at 1 30 pm. Players ordered out include Lung Miller Lukin Kimball McMaine Scaggs Corcoran Lethr Well Grimes Leffler Bruce Heber Carnagun Caniff and Hat field. Manager Pebworth and Captain Leffler aim to form a strong squad to face top city or state teams and will seek games in a couple weeks, with communications to J A Leffler Jr 101 N Alabama St.
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Lung
Miller
Lukin
Kimball
McMaine
Scaggs
Corcoran
Lethr
Well
Grimes
Leffler
Bruce
Heber
Carnagun
Caniff
Hatfield
Pebworth
J. A. Leffler, Jr
Alabama Street
Rock Island Buys 71 Steel Coaches for Safety
Denver March 12 The Rock Island railroad has ordered 71 steel passenger coaches the newest style to be used on all through trains. Experts say these cars are nearly proof against shocks and collisions and avoid telescoping, reducing fatalities. The order includes five dining cars two motor cars and many Pullman combination cars and sleepers.
Outdoor intercollegiate swimming meet planned for July
New Haven Conn March 12 Preliminary plans set for the first outdoor intercollegiate swimming meet to be held at Traverse Island in early July. Events include one mile half mile quarter mile 10 yards novice race and high diving. Twelve leading eastern colleges expected to enter.
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New Haven
Conn
Travers Island
East
Sox and Giants in early spring notes from camps
Baseball items from spring training mention Sox Yannigans beating Los Angeles 4 to 1, regular Phillies over Yannigans 4 to 3, McQuillan praised, and various trades and training updates. Reports cover players like Newman, McGraw, Bresnahan, Magee, Camnus, Adams, Richter, Sheckard, and Jackson with teams including Yankees, Giants, White Sox, Cubs, Pirates, Red Sox, and Dodgers.
Frankfort Ball Team Readied for Blue Grass League
Frankfort Kentucky March 12 The lineup for next season is nearly complete with signed players including catchers Flood Angemeter and Snyder pitchers Cornell Yerkes McIlvaine Ferguson and Jefferson infielders Linex Herrell Walker Hoffman Burke Warren outfielders Townsend Swartz and Sperber.
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Frankfort
Kyr
Ben Marsheill
Flood
Angemeter
Snyder
Cornell
Yerkes
McIllvaine
Ferguson
Jefferson
Linex
Herrell
Walker
Hoffman
Burke
Warren
Townsend
Swartz
Sperber
Strange Object Worth a Fortune in St Lawrence River
Two brothers Levengue spotted a gray object in the St Lawrence three years ago and shot at it thinking it an animal. They retrieved it, and a state chemist confirmed it as undergris weighing 30 pounds, valued at 525000 dollars.
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Manchester
N. H
Levengue
St. Lawrence
State Laboratory
Howard
Free Prescription Promises Quick Cure for Weak Men
An advertisement offers a free copy of a doctor’s prescription claimed to cure nervous debility and weak manhood. It markets a home remedy as the quickest acting, urging interested readers to write Dr A E Robinson at 4669 Luck Building Detroit Michigan for the confidential recipe. The message asserts other doctors would charge $3 to $5 and stresses privacy and at home use.
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Hinson
Indiana
Wechsler
Delaware and
Whit Streets
A. E. Robinson
Luck Building
Detroit
Mich
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Harvey L. Darin
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John C. Lettilier
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