Bowling Congress Proves Big Success Despite Financial Gap
The ninth annual A B C Bowling Congress closes with record scores and sports momentum but about $7,000 deficit. Lipmans of Chicago lead team totals with 2962, Schwoegler brothers set doubles mark 1304, Brueggeman and Sutton top individuals at 691. Five man, doubles and individuals share $20k plus. Chicago New York and Brookline among top finishers.
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Chicago
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N. Y
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Wis
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N.Y
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Melrose
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Dimlings
Busch-Lavin
Cleveland
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Toledo
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Chi
Eich-Novak
Mohling-Kohl
Columbus
Riddell-Watt
Selmach-Collins
Col
Mbus
Seimer-Garden
King-Murphy
Akron
Green-Moon
Hamilton
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L. Sutton
E. Peterson
J. A. Reader
Henry Moyer
Fred Ebert
Milwaukee
James Blouin
John Hirsch
M. Lyser
Frank Fox
Indianapolis
Man Seeks Revenge Against Neighbors Over Disputes
A resident known for frequent clashes with neighbors plans retaliation after ongoing disputes. Authorities warning against escalation while community members urge calm and legal resolution.
Morton says league owes him after missing president found
Harry A. Morton releases statement on Charles H. Morton former Ohio and Pennsylvania league president. He says the league will not lose money and is indebted to Morton because clubs failed to pay dues. Morton notes his brother has bank funds and has covered salaries and expenses out of pocket. He adds mental condition shows little change.
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Ohio
Harry A. Morton
Chas. H. Morton
Ohio and Pennsylvania Baseball League
Chicago
Morton
Papke Flynn Rough Coast Fight Ends Without Decision
In Los Angeles last night Billy Papke and Jim Flynn fought ten rounds in a brutal bout. Papke’s right hand was reportedly broken in the sixth after Flynn’s jaw struck his hand. No decision was reached though the consensus favored Flynn. Papke nearly went down in the eighth.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Billy Papke
Papke
Jim Flynn
Flynn
Pape
Illinois
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days By Paz0 Ointment
Guarantee promises cure for Itching Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days or refunds. Advertisement notes price 50c and claims full money back.
Jones may receive 15000 offer to manage White Sox
Fielder Jones refuses to confirm San Francisco report that Chicago White Sox owner Charles Comiskey will offer 15000 to return as manager. Jones says he named 20000 as his price but has no direct offer and has no plans to rejoin baseball.
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Ore
Fielder Jones
Chicago White Sox
San Francisco
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Jones
Sox
Comiskey
Pastor's Love Scandal Shocks Caruthersville Flock
In Caruthersville Missouri on March 19 the pastor Rev Lyman F Jackson and Miss Cora Short formerly a public school teacher confess to a love affair that cost them their church posts. Short rises at prayer meeting to admit she fell in love and seeks understanding and protection from the congregation. Jackson remains in town while his wife and children relocate to Wichita Kansas.
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Lyman F. Jackson
Cora Short
Miss Short
Jackson
Methodist Church
Wichita
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Johnson Ketchel bout staged as ruse to aid Jeffries
Chicago reports claim Hugh McIntosh arranged Johnson versus Ketchel as a ploy to grant Jeffries more training time. Jeffries to meet Johnson after ten weeks, with Johnson already posting five thousand dollars toward his forfeit. Ketchel's funds expected later.
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Jack Johnson
Stanley Ketchel
Hugh McIntosh
Jeffries
McIntosh
Johnson
Jeff
Ketchel-Johnson
Ketchel
Distance runners compete tonight in New York events
Three athletic meets are scheduled in the city with Fordham University hosting a seven mile relay featuring Geo. Bonhag, Fred Bellars, and Jimmy Lee. Other events include the Twenty third Regiment A A and the New York Interscholastic A A contests.
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Fordham University
Geo. Bonhag
Fred Bellars
Jimmy Lee
Boston
Statter
Twenty-third Regiment A. A
Nelson demands American referee for Summers bout
Chicago March 20 Battling Nelson announced that if a match with Johnny Summers is arranged before a London club he will insist on an American referee. He watched Britt Summers fight pictures and believes Jimmy was treated unfairly, with Britt the aggressor throughout and deserving the win.
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Chicago
Battling Nelson
Johnny Summers
London
Nelson
Britt Summers
Jimmy
Bat
Britt
Tank Artists Off to Meet Illinois
Chicago March 20 The University of Chicago swimming team leaves for Urbana to face the Illinois tank artists in the second season meeting. The Maroons expect few points in the distance plunge and concede Illinois the bulk of scoring, with backstrokes omitted from the program where Chicago excels this year.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Urbana
The
State University
Illini
Handball Committee Named for YMCA Tournament
A five member committee to organize the upcoming YMCA handball tournament has been named. The appointees are L Zein L M A Roys Stavrum A Ulrich and EK A Erickson. The association also plans a minstrel show in April.
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L. M. A. Roys
Stavrum
A. Ulruch
EK. A. Erickson
None Found Missing Kills Would-Be Slayer
A sensational notice claims a merciless murderer named Appendi citis is stopped by Dr. King's New Life Pills. The ad touts prevention of appendicitis by stimulating digestion and claims cures for constipation biliousness chills malaria headache and indigestion, 25c at O T Erhart's.
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Dr. King
O. T. Erhart’s
Polo Teams Clash For Championship
Chicago A A water polo meets Missouri A A in St. Louis to decide an unofficial United States championship. The Missourians seek to reverse a 1 to 0 loss to the Chicagoans from the last game at the C A A tank. In the swimming event the M A C team also seeks victory.
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Chicago
Will Back Corbett For Side Bet In Big Match
E. A. Stokes, a Minneapolis sportsman and old friend of Corbett, telegrammed from Minneapolis to Indianapolis offering to back him for 3000 if matched with Jeffries or Johnson, recalling Corbett’s win that earned over 25000 in a single fight.
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Minneapolis
Minn
E. A. Stokes
Indianapolis
Jeffries
Johnson
F. A. Stokes
It Sometimes Happens a Man Finds What He Seeks Late
The saying notes that sometimes success arrives after a person stops hoping for it. It emphasizes surprise outcomes and the patience of persistence in pursuit of goals.
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