Blue Labels Rise as Bowling League Ibidem Turbulence
In a tense Indianapolis ten pin league Wednesday night, the Blue Labels stretch their lead with eight straight wins, while Lenox fellows cling to the top in percentage. The Blues defeated Me t by 832 to 794 and 847 to 738 as three straight scores underlined their strong form, with the Columbias and Nationals also posting results amid mixed showings.
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Lenox Fellows
Blues
Tmers
Met
Neida-Aficys
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Bowling notes from the Nationals and Greater New York teams
Capt Crise and Kielly lead a large group as Nationals bowled well on Wednesday. Fred Nolting delivered a ten frame string, Jim Wechsler and James Somerville showed promise, and Lew Cooper set a 244 record. Indianapolis league to host New York players. rule keeps bowlers above 130.
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Kred Kielly
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Charlie Wechsler
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Fred Nolting
George Kistner
Mat Paxton
Joe Pfeffer
Frank Neubacher
Oneida
Lew Cooper
Meridian St
Boxing notes and sports glimpses from a busy week
The next cup challenger is Maj Eustace Jameson with Cc C. Smith as seconds. Major acknowledged after a Buffalo bout as Jim Fitzpatrick watched. Parson Davies mocks timekeeping, Roosevelt touts boxing grit, and W Watkins’ Pittsburg club option nears expiry. Yachting costs rose to 50000 for Shamrock versus Columbia. Rumors say foreign cycling bodies may back the N C A over the LA W. Schmelzer cup went to Rollo Heikes at Belle Meade with 90. Thomas A Marshall placed second with 68. President Young released National League fielding averages led by Clarke Dillnn O Connor Cross. Davis Tallinere leads shortstops at 22.5? percent. Breti Tallinere carries the catching mark at .935. Bronson plans to winter only two horses Searchlight and Dan Q after Indiana fair form, with Searchlight clocking 2 02.
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Jim Fitzpatrick
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St. Louis
Sharkey Jeffries Camp Reports Confidence Ahead of Fight
Sharkey shows light training and high fitness as Nibloya predicts Jeffries win. Armstrong doubts Sharkey, but Sharkey vows to hurt Jeffries in the ring. Jeffries walks and trains hard in Asbury Park while Roeber and Ryan weigh in on conditioning and strategy ahead of the bout.
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Northwestern to play Notre Dame Friday in latest decision
Northwestern agreed to play at Notre Dame on Friday rather than have the game called off. Notre Dame accepted. Effort for a Wisconsin vs Chicago game is underway to settle the western championship. A rupture last year over gate receipts divided the clubs. Purdue has beaten Champaign four times with two ties. Princeton and Yale loom. Princeton could be surprised at New Haven as Yale shows improved coaching. A urgent message was sent to St Paul for a defender guard noted as greatest. Mrs Grover Cleveland attended the sport scene.
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Big Forest Fires Threaten West Virginia Town
Cumberland Maryland dispatch reports forest fires near Bayard West Virginia endangering the town. Six farmhouses burned Wednesday night with property losses around 50000 dollars. Smoke blankets Cumberland hindering trains and signaling. a Baltimore Ohio watchman William Mudge is killed by a train in the smoke. Also reported is actress Della Fox undergoing surgery and recent illness.
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German Deaconess Officers Elected In US Society Convention
The German Deaconess Society of the United States closed its convention on Wednesday evening electing officers. President is Rev. H. Walser of St. Louis, vice president Rev. G. T. Willer of Louisville, and treasurer A. Kramer of Indianapolis.
Amusements roundup at English's and Grand week
Roland Reed presented his new play his father's boy at English's to a large audience of his fathers friends. Miss Rush wore striking gowns and Reed drew frequent applause. Dorothy Sherrod assists Tim Murphy in The carpetbagger at English's for a single performance. Lady Windermere's fan played to two crowded audiences with elaborate staging. Two jolly rovers opened at the Park for a week. Butterfly chorales orlesquers perform at Empire. Next week Gilmore's band. Balloting for last season's favorite at the Grand shows The charity ball leading with 348 votes followed by Camille 288, The wife 275, and A social highwayman 197. Multiple votes for other plays. Winning play to be announced at week’s end.
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Tim Murphy
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Miss Grace Buchanan and Charles Bons Wed at 628 BY Louisiana St
A Wednesday night wedding for Miss Grace Buchanan and Charles Bons took place at 628 BY. Louisiana St with Mrs. C. E. Wrevele hosting a luncheon for her sister Mrs. RB. F. Keesling of Logansport. The item also lists state weddings and social events through November including receptions and lectures by Charlotte Perkins Stetson.
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Boston
Contemporary Club
Mystery of Beardsley Murder Cleared in Norwalk
Norwalk Connecticut residents learn the Beardsley murder from December 22, 1892 is solved. A confessed assailant, unnamed by police, is a state prison burglar. The elderly victim, James W Beardsley aged 73, battled two masked intruders who looted $5 and fled. Beardsley died two days later reflecting his philanthropic status.
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Conn
James W. Beardsley
Beardsley
Suit Filed for Receiver and Damages Against Old Wayne Mutual
Mary Jebersole sued the Old Wayne Mutual Life Association on Thursday seeking a receiver and 4000 damages over nonpayment of a 2230 judgment from Buchanan County Circuit Court Missouri. The company secretary said the suit has no foundation, noting the policy on which the claim rests was void for late assessments and that the plaintiff likely seeks attorney fees.
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Old Wayne Mutual Life Association
Buchanan County
Missouri
C. C. Gilmore
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