Bowling league results from Phoenix and Indianapolis rose
The South night saw Passive Turners defeat Phoenix in a close two out of three. The Royals beat Germanian two games to one. Active Turners took two from Stars, Stone Palace beat Meridiains two to one. In Indianapolis Columbias swept Crescents, Nationals won four of six over All-Stars. East end saw Votuneear take two from WeeK, Capitols swept Log Rollers.
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Phoenix
Werth Sive Turners
Royals $F
Turners
Stars
Stone Palace
Meridiains
Indianapolis
Columbias
Crescents
Nationals
All-Stars
Capitols
Log Rollers
Polo Scores and Western Polo League Standings
Western Polo League standings show Clube, Won, Fost Pvt. Richmond at Manic, with Indianapolis Elwood and Marion in close races. Upcoming games list Marion at Indianapolis and Anderson at Elwood, while Central League matches Terre Haute at Kokomo and Logansport at Danville. Two Filipinos Dead in Missouri pneumonia case. several others ill after arrival Friday.
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Clube
Fost Pvt
Richmond
Manic
Marion
Anderson
Indianapolis Elwood
Muncie
Indianapolis
Elwood
Terre Haute
Kokom
Logansport
Danville
Louis
Central Polo
Fort Wayne
Lafayette
Kokomo
Danvithe
Calico bass known by many names across states
The calico bass, found from the Great Lakes to Texas and Florida and across the Mississippi Valley, goes by many names such as strawberry bass, Lake Erie bass, speckled perch, and shinrapin perch. It is a sunfish like fish with olive mottling, grows to eight or ten inches, feeds on similar prey, and is best fished from boats in small lakes or ponds with light tackle and selected baits.
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Great Lakes
Texas
Florida
Mississippi Valley
Michigan
New York
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ohio
Lake Erie
Local Sports Roundup From Indianapolis Fans
Friends of George Hoghever announce Hoggie will not play baseball this year. Marion plays tonight at the auditorium. A big crowd is expected for the Sue night game as the season nears end. Abe Attell won the decision over Aurelia Herrera in Chicago. Freddie Cole and Kid Carey will weigh in for their bout Thursday night at the auditorium. Tuga trains with local boxers Thursday at the auditorium. Records may fall at the Indianapolis gun club shoot next Saturday. Manager Watkins of Minneapolis is in town with a strong team. Robert Hackney has been suspended at Shortringe, the seventh in that window incident. The track team faces losses with Hackney, Gipe, and Cline suspended.
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Marion
Pote
Aoe Abe Attell
Aurelia Herrera
Chica
Freddie Cole
Kid Carey
Tuga
Robert Hackney
Shortringe
Uversp
Hackney
Gipe
Cline
Call for Singers at Maw Muele Fest Val Chorus
The Maw Muele Fest Val Chorus and Ui Christian Church chairs invite all singers to meet in Tomine Son Tut at clock Wednesday evening to rehearse for the Easter service next Sunday at 5 p.m.
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Maw Muele Festval Chorus
Ui Christian Church
Tomine Son Tut
Brisk Sports Briefs From Lima And Beyond
Mayor Robb of Lima plans boxing matches. New York papers report Sam Leever’s marriage. Cardinals outfielder Barclay regains health. Tig Cher Zimmer may play with the Dirites. Yachtsman A Cass Uniuiekt dies at Aiken. Horses in the Stanley steeplechase to Liverpool fall. Leon Demontreville signs with Minneapolis. Gene Demontreville may play third for the Cardinals. George Davis stars for the Chicago White Sox. Jack Cheshers says he is fit to pitch. Hartley sprained his arm training with the Athletics. Texas hosts favorable weather for clubs in training. Fang at Washington expects Leo Tana hill and Frank Iswell from the White Sox. Mrezwehut troubles persist and several players complain of weak ankles. Dee Newton must return advance money to the New York Americans to ply with the Los Angeles team. National League moguls see firearms. Johnson says no war between leagues. McGraw tests a youngster.
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Robb
Lima
New York
Sam Leever
Barclay
Cardinals
Cher Zimmer
Eeton
A. Cass
Leo Tana Hill
Frank Iswell
Chicago White Sox
Mrezwehut
Wwe
Dee Newton
New York Americans
Los Angeles
Man Johnson
McGraw
From Kitchen to the Stage in Syracuse Vision
The article profiles a young Syracuse girl, youngest of 13, who faced washing neglect and hardship as a kitten maid. Her talent earned support from Mrs. Edward Joy. She has performed on the concert stage and plans to study in Berlin.
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Syracuse
Martha
Edward Joy
Thirtieth Street Bridge Collapse Strands Riverside Traffic
A team and wagon crossed the Fallreek bridge on Thirtieth Street when heavy piers failed just after, causing a loud crash and breaking timber that blocked the river. The bridge, built on cement supports, had been warned to fail since Friday and served travelers to Riverside and surrounding areas for years.
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Fallreek
Thirtieth-st
Pars End
Wig Wag English Champion for Grand Circuit Debut
Wig Wag, English trotting champion, will race in the Grand Circuit this summer. Ketcham, owner of Creese, ships Wig Wag from England to Ohio and plans a campaign across major venues with high expectations for the five year old, noted as the world’s greatest trotting horse. The transfer, arranged with Louis Winans of Sounder and Brighton, mirrors prior English success and a strong European record.
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Toledo
Ketcham
Ketcharm Stock Farm
Cresee
Wig
Ketrnam
Louis Wo Winans
Sounder
Brighton
Eng
Daesraven
England
Whron
Laxington
Minnehan and peers in 19th century baseball talk
The fragment mentions Minnehan and possible kin to Minnehsha, 1887 Memphis teammates Jimmy McAless and Charley Menois, and rival St. Louis manager. It notes Benning returns sent to about 180 New York poolrooms by telephone, Harold Pulliam seeking Lynch back in the National League as umpire, plus various players and moves including Jim McGuire, Charley Mitchell, Tommy Dowd, and Danly.
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Minnehan
Minnehsha
Jimmy McAless
Charley Menois
St. Louis
Memphis
New York
Benning
Harry Pulliam Io
Fom Lynch
National League
Tom May
Jim McGuire
Diamant
Allen
Mich
Charley Mitchell
Jobn
Sullivan
Tommy Dowd
Foratars
Washington
New Orleans
Holly Lewes
Tony
Pirates
Barney Dreyfuss
Danly
Phillies
Jesse Tannerill
Boston Americans
Highlanders
Philadelphia
Malcolm Forbes
Readville
Baltimore
California
Gustro
Orinles
Portland
Oregon
Hughey Jennings
Cornea
Jennigs
Donahue Signs Final Contract After Salary Dispute
In a summer of dispute, Donahue, among the men who sought a smaller cut, finally signed his contract at the last moment after remaining in first class condition and patience through the salary talks.
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Donahue
Nevada Club bids purse for Britt vs Corbett fight
Reno report states the Sugebrasa athletic club plans a major fight carnival this July with a Britt versus Young Corbett special attraction. J F Paley, editor, says Britt offers a guaranteed purse of $100 for the finish bout.
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Nevada Club
Britt
Corbett
Reno
Nev
Young Corbett
J. FL Paley
Nevada State Journal
Britten Olfer
Deaths and Drunken Misfortunes Mentioned in Briefs
Mrs Catherine Mouse feck moron deserted her husband, leaving four children. She took morphine at a friend’s home while her own children awaited at their Miami home. Also noted is the death of Mrs Mary Forsinger aged 71, an invalid for years, survived by four children including Mrs McCann and Mrs Arthur Lawrence.
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Catherine Mouse
Mary Forsinger
Mary H. Forsinger
WO. N
McCann
Arthur Lawrence
Jennie Beaver
Churks Forsinger
Red Donahue Leaves Bronchos Amid Health and Trade Talk
Cleveland notes say pitcher known as Red Donahue, once with St. Louis Browne, left the Bronchos after conflicts with McAleer. Despite modest success, he kept in shape over the winter and is expected to deliver when the season resumes.
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Red” Donahue
Cleveland
F. L. Donahue
Way Picured
St. Louis Browne
McAleer
Directory of Committeemen and County Organizations Listing
The Republican state committee has solicited and printed a complete list of precinct committeemen and county organizations. About 3,600 precinct committeemen are listed. A telegram from Joseph T. Manning reports he is snowbound in North Dakota with prospects for an extended stay while en route to California, where snowbanks are high.
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Requilican State Committee
Atate
Fanninge
Joseph T. Man+hing
North Dakota
California
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Carl L.rost Prenant
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Wood-Weaver Printing Co
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George Hoghever
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Helen Armstrong
German House
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Warn Neon Street
Reemberers Merchants’ Association
Oscar Koster
Mr. Koster
Indianapolis Brewing Co
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