Bowling Championship Opens in Atlantic City Aids Replaced Alleys
East coast bowlers converge on Atlantic City for the National Bowling Association championship at the Columbia hotel starting Wednesday and running to April 29. The event features replaced alleys with fine wood beds and balanced joints, eleven alleys, and practice slots. Major M. J. Gage praises conditions as prizes include cash awards and gold medals. rules limit practice balls and emphasize luck in some formats.
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Knights of the Alley
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Columbia Hotel
M. J. Gage
St. Louis
Paterson
N. J
Gennesee Hall
Rochester
New York City
New York
Merchants’ Association of New York
Open Tennis Season Kicks Off At YMCA Court
A special mixed doubles event opens the tennis season on the YMCA court next Saturday afternoon. Mixed matches singles and doubles will be played weekly as YMCA officials plan elimination tournaments and inter city contests. Local facilities are praised as the court and balls are in prime condition with strong competition anticipated.
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F. E. Gerard
M. C. A. Tennis Club
J. D. Malone
San Antonio
Foley Cathartic Tablets Promote Regularity Ad
A wholesome cathartic claims stimulating effect on stomach liver and bowels. Thoroughly cleansing in action they keep you regular with no griping or unpleasant after effects. They remove that gassy distended feeling to ease discomfort. The Drug Store. Adv.
Howell's Pets Rout Emerson's Giants in Star Bowling Meet
Howell's Pets dominated Emerson's Giants in a five game Star bowling league match with Howell totaling 1024 pins and Lindloff 885 as Howell's team won 1909 to 1800. Brendley impressed in his league debut while Emerson's trio Nelson Pinkus were sidelined by illness and both teams played with two men. Howard's Bears and Lee's Beauties schedule a five game session next.
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Bendley
Emerson's Giants
Nelson
Pinkus
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Brendley
Howard
Bears
Lee
Beauties
Giants
Howell's Pets, 12 8 E Bree Lindloff
Wow
Lok
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Kohr’s Stars
Lee’s Beauties
Howard's Bears
Buffalo Federals Beat Pittsburg in Lynchburg Colt Game
In Lynchburg Virginia on April 7 the Buffalo team of the Federal League defeated the Pittsburg Federals 5 to 3. Batteries were Adams Knetzer Berry for Buffalo and Robberts Moore Krapp Allen for Pittsburg.
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Buffalo
Federal League
Pittsburg Federals
R. H. E. Pittsburg
Adams
Knetzer
Berry
Robberts
Moore
Krapp
Allen
Cincinnati
Cleveland Americans
Cleveland
R. H. E. Cleveland
Cope Poeiteseson
Mitchell
O'Neill
Yingling
Clarke
von Kolnix
Driving Club 10 Holds Regular Meeting
The San Antonio Driving Club schedules its regular monthly meeting for Tuesday at 3 30 p m in the St Anthony hotel with the racing committee set to discuss matters from a postponed Friday matinee. Winners Sir Shelby and Orphan Boy driven by C C Meyer may be declared or races rescheduled under American trotting rules as officials weigh options.
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Hames
Racing Committee
Sir Shelby
Orphan Boy
O. J. Woodhull
Kilbane Beats Delmont in Memphis Newspaper Decision
Featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane defeats Gene Delmont of Memphis in an eight round bout. No official decision given by the referee. Kilbane won the disputed rounds with two standout exchanges while Delmont led the others with aggression.
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Memphis
Tenn
Johnny Kilbane
Gene Delmont
Kilbane
Delmont
Judge Holds off on Killifer Case Decision
Still in doubt in Grand Rapids on April 7 as Judge Clarence W. Sessions weighs the Catcher W. J. Killifer Jr. dispute between the Philadelphia Nationals and the Chicago Federal League Club. The court reserved opinion with no ruling expected before Tuesday and possibly a week or ten days. Killifer played for Philadelphia last year, signed with the Federals this spring, then briefly returned to his former club. The Federals seek to bar him from playing for any team other than Chicago.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Clarence W. Sessions
United States District Court
W. J. Killifer Jr
Philadelphia Nationals
Chicago
Killifer
Philadelphia
Federals
The Bexar Transfer & Taxiteab Co Ad
Auto taxi baggage and messenger service offers touring cars 1914 taxicabs motor trucks for baggage or packages messenger boys day or night and popular prices phone 149 for quick service.
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Bexar Transfer & Taxiteab Co
Warren Pulls Surprise In Senior Class High Jump
Warren won the standing high jump at the Y M C A senior class contest with 4 feet 4 inches, beating Rex Logan who cleared 4 feet 2 inches and Carl Behring at 3 feet 10 inches. Points awarded: Warren five, Logan three, Behring one as the event features continued next Thursday with the snap for distance under the bar.
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W. E. Warren
Rex Logan
Carl Behring
Warren
Behring
Federal League dispute over catcher Killifer salary rise
William Killifer left a Federal League contract for a Philadelphia Nationals deal after an offer of 666 dollars per year and a higher total pay. Federal League president James A. Gilmore says Killifer’s revised terms triggered a legal fight, with the league seeking to bar him from playing in Grand Rapids court.
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Chicago
William Killifer
Philadelphia Nationals
James A. Gilmore
Federal League
New League
Federal Court
Grand Rapids
Mich
Killifer
Philadelphia
Gilmore
West Texas Wins Eleven-Inning Thriller Over State Normal
West Texas Military Academy edged State Normal 9 to 8 in eleven innings at Electric Park on Monday afternoon. The thriller saw Normal build a 7 to 2 lead, West Texas rally to tie by the eighth, both sides scoring in the tenth, and West Texas delivering the final tally in the eleventh with two outs. Ratterter, Baker, House, Coers, Ridgeway, Petty and Bradley listed as players. Hofsteeter and Langford as umpires.
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West Texas Military Academy
Electric Park
West Texas Clan
West Texas
R. H. E. W. Texas
Ratterter
Baker and House
Coers
Ridgeway
Petty and Bradley
Hofsteeter
Langford
Brown in Town for Fridays Match
Pet Brown of Taylor heads for San Antonio to face Ernest Kartje of Chicago in a two of three catch as catch can bout at the Travis Club next Friday night. Brown seeks to prove his skill after a prior loss and recent strong showings, with fans awaiting the outcome and the club opening to the public.
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Taylor
Ernest Kartje
Chicago
Travis Club
San Antonio
Ad Ernst
Pet
Pride of Texas
Austin
Taylorite
Kartje
Brown
Theodore Peter
Peter
Travis
Atlantic Opens Season in South Atlantic League
Ideal baseball weather in Augusta on April 6 marked the opening of the eleventh South Atlantic League season with four games: Columbia at Augusta, Savannah at Charleston, Jacksonville at Albany, and Columbus at Macon.
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Atlantic
Augusta
Columbia
Broncho Camp Gossip Shapes Nags for Opener
Broncho Camp Gossip notes manager Clyde Goodwin drills the Nags at Block Stadium with battting practice and inside baseball as Houston Buffs loom. Kibler and Knaupp spark the infield while Eddie Collins, Burch, Allen, and Sheffield ready for opening tilt in Houston.
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Clyde Goodwin
Block Stadium
Nags
Houston Buffs
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