Indianapolis bowling league begins five man team format
The Indianapolis bowling league launched its schedule with five man teams and a top four progress rule. Ten teams remain. Thursday night saw Independent Turners and Pastimes win straight sets against Washingtons, Volunteers, and others on the Washington Turner alleys.
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North‘siders
Volunteers
Washington
Turner
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Marions
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Ma‘tions
Lyras
Court House
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U.S
Stars and Nationals clash in uneven bowling odds
A fragmented game preview notes the Stars in their first Nationals contest with five Bushmans in the Pastime lineup. It mentions brothers not chosen, a captain named Will F and H C A W, and Crescents as the only strong bowler, praising steady performance and team promise.
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Will F
H. C
A. W
Pate Crescents
Stoke
Rising Hoosier Football Talk and Local Schedule Shifts
Discussion on 180 pounders in defense and quick play. Harvard is favored to repeat as champion. Coach Brook arrives at Bloomington boosting morale. The Indianapolis matchup is canceled. Butler College will form its own team. Earlham visit planned. Hastings and Peacock for Earlham injured.
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Brook
Bloomington
I. U
Northam
University of Indianapolis
Butler College
Kelly
Earlham
Richmond
Hastings
Peacock
Kid McCoy to Fight Peter Maher at Coney Island
New York Oct 2 Kid McCoy signed articles to fight Peter Maher at Coney Island on December 19 Maher had claimed McCoy was afraid to fight but now hes hesitating to affix his signature.
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New York
Kid McCoy
Peter Maher
Coney Island
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McCoy
Jeffries Favored in Early Bets for Sharkey Fight
New York October reports small bets on the Jeffries Sharkey bout at 5 to 3 for Jeffries. Jim Corbett backs Jeffries and is placing a large commission. Corbett implies Jeffries arm injury will not affect the planned match.
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New York
Jeffries
Sports Roundup Highlights From Columbus Ohio Meet
The Columbus Ohio track meet saw eighteen heats with several records set. Notable winners include Carmelite at 2 30 pace Miss Edith at 2 12 pace Norvetta at 2 40 trot Joe Rhea at 2 18 trot and McCormac at 2 20 trot. Tom Cooper from Detroit leads the outlaw riders and plans to sail for France next spring.
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Detroit
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France
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Norvetta
Joe Rhea
McCormac
New York
American Athletic Union
Earl Kiser
Motors
Billy Lakeland
Mike Clancy
Morris Park
Maximo Gomez
Erne O'Brien
Coney Island
Tony Pastor
George Kraus
City life social and civic notes from the era
German American democratic club thanks Albert Lahm for campaign work. Squire Hay fines Thomas Smith $10 for assaulting George Johnson, a war veteran and paper seller. State librarians meeting in the state house Tuesday. Social democratic club at Michigan and Noble streets Friday. Tammany club to discuss business at 442 E Washington St Friday. County commissioners to auction old Children’s guardians home property on Prospect St December 20. Charles W. Mooreback resigns after 27 years with New York store to pursue new business. Charles Wesley, former Bates proprietor, dead in Cleveland owning the Weddell house. Indiana bankers meet in Commercial Club rooms Wednesday and Thursday. Thirty-fourth volunteers who passed Indianapolis Thursday rode the sleeper Lincoln used to Washington. Flower Mission Fair begins November 14. North side social club forms temporary organization with L A Farnsworth Schwartz secretary to propose bylaws.
Indiana societies and leaders listed in fraternal notices
Eleventh Indiana volunteers officers are listed with James Conroy as president and John O Reilly as vice president. Indiana society of Exiles of the Revolution, Daughters of Pocahontas, Good Templars and other groups name officers, names and titles for each role. An advertising claim promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia and stomach regulation.
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James Conroy
Anderson
John O'Reilly
Terre Haute
Wm. C. Fhipps
Indianapolis
George EF. McGinnis
Indiana Society of Eens of the Revolution
Jesse C. Workington
John Grenville Moth
Michigan City
Wm. A. Wood
H. A. Adams
Benjamin D. Miner
John Hazen White
Fight Over Scorer Sparks Bedside row in Detroit
Good for Needham. Bob Needham sporting editor of the Detroit Free Press and official scorer of the Detroit team fought Vanderbeck Thursday after old Squeeze refused to settle for his services as scorer. Vanderbeck left with a black eye broken nose and ruined suit. Needham remained uninjured.
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Bob Needham
Detroit ‘Free Press
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Odd Tales of the Wires
Short news briefs report B F Sutton seizing Harry Benner s wooden leg for debt and Benner planning legal action. Also Mrs Abby M Williams finds bees have haunted her chimney yielding nine wash boilers of honey. Mrs Sarah L Ungerman sues Hamburg American Steamship for 5000 over illness from a voyage. Jos Bernstein repels two robbers with shoes and a cobbler armed with an iron bar.
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Abby M. Williams
Chicago
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Hodge-Podge In Sports and Boxing Notes
Brooklyn defeats Philadelphia 14 to 3 in a Thur sday game. Jeffries shows a six percent reach edge over Sharkey. Burk and Stelzner fight to a 115 round draw in Springfield with Burk breaking a thumb early. Pulliam cites Louisville finances and near season certainty despite grand stand fire. World reports NL clubs profit, while some owners doubt riders. Major Taylor leads the Worcester scene as the season unfolds.
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fBuck
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Rail workers threaten Great Northern strike over grievances
Conductors engineers firemen wrake men and switchmen threaten to strike. Wage scale of window glass workers settled in Pittsburg with a general advance around 6 percent. Fires expected to start Monday.
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Pittsburg
Cover Your Old Brick Buildings with Rock Faced Stone Imitation
Read text notes a building project covering existing brick structures with rock faced stone imitation from H ly Bhute and TM Talbot block.
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Talbot Block
Bargains on Bicycles at 32 E Washington St
Local ad notes bicycle sale at 32 East Washington Street operated by Jos. Co. Pfleger. Customers urged to remember the address for affordable bikes.
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Pfleger
Ormonés Lunch Offerings at Pearl Street
A full meal option for 108 fxour business lunch available daily from 10 a m to 2 p m. A ladies lunch is served on the second floor at Ormonés 16 West Pearl Street.
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