Heck and Schmitt Clinch Narrow Bowling Split in Dual Wins
Heck won the first match by 6 pins and Schmitt the second by 53 pins at Mission Garden alleys. Heavily contested through three innings, the finish stayed tight as luck favored neither side and both teams battled for control. Alvinetz topped the night while Erffort delivered steady support. team lineups listed as Giants and Sand Grabs with captains Heck and Schmitt leading their squads.
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Battle of the Pins at Laurel Bowling Club
The Laurel Bowling Club hosted a successful event at Sommers alleys with socializing and skillful play. The New Bravales boys hold an 8 of 15 edge over the host team, while Mrs. McGee set a city ladies high score of 80 pins.
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Knights of Alamo
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Front doors boost cottage appeal, wide stock at Steves & Sons
See use before you pisen your oater for that front door. A cottage eight a cottage, but a fit front door adds greatly to its appearance. We have hundreds of front doors in stock and can certainly suit you. The prices are always upht. Steves and Sons.
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Even Break in Turner League as Lohmueller Wins Rally
In a Turner League pair, Lohmueller led the Mustangs to a 312 total pins in the second game while Lowther’s team totaled 274 and 219 in the two matches. Lohmueller captured the high game with 63 pins, while Lowther posted the low inning score of 24 pins as both teams fought tight contests. Lineups: Pioneers led by Lowther. Mustangs led by Lohmueller. Tonight’s game is at Richerie with Scholl handling the Turner alleys.
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Jamestown Expo Air Race Headlines Heavy Flight Event
Special to The Light Norfolk Va September 12 Airship flights at Jamestown exposition feature a 1009 prize for the fastest and most stable heavier-than-air machine. Notables including Sky pilots of America and Barone, Dr Alexander Graham Bell, Peter Cooper, John Holland, Arthur Dufour, G Curt Gillespie, and George Whitehead contest over Lee's parade grounds and Hampton Roads waters under Aero Club of America rules.
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Sky Pilots” of America
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Aero Club of America
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Tadiow
Alexander Graham Hell
Peter Cooper
Cricket Tomorrow Promises Busy Afternoon Match
The cricket game is set for tomorrow with Rev A S Garden and Rev Gearse Hat guiding sides. Wickets will be drawn at 7 due to darkness, and players are asked to arrive by 4 36 p m to start promptly. lineups list Rev A W S Garden as captain with L R Lewis Harris Smithers and others, and Rev George Harris captain with Raines LeVelle Stuart England Howard Miller Marrs Smithers Gare Warding Adds among the participants.
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Three St Joseph bowling teams tied in league race
Last night at St Joseph alleys three St Joseph teams tied for first as Espey, Krave, and Tigertess struggled to overcome Neugebauer and Israns. Espey's squad led with a 265 high game record threatened by a four-man lineup while Spalter and Megmott supported Neugebauer and Israns in a tense tie that kept the standings unsettled.
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Yesterday's games headline from Philadelphia and more
Baseball results from yesterday show Philadelphia rolling over Rochester behind Dygert's strong pitching and a four hit effort by Roston. Washington shut out New York 2 to 0 aided by Johnson and Webbed. Detroit triumphed in a 19 inning slugfest over Cleveland, and Chicago beat St Louis 7 to 2. New Orleans defeated Nashville 7 to 2 as Atlanta edged Rock with late offense.
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Sehreck
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Rasum Tirstin Wins Dual Sets In Close Match
Rasum Tirstin captured both rounds at amen gale day from Pidkidelphli, taking the set 4 to 3. The readout notes the tense finish and declares Tirstin the winner in a short, period-voice item.
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Tirstin
Broke Even At Rinmetngiary Birmingham Meet
Unclear OCR yields a garbled recap of a track or meet event. Names such as Blom, Seave-Mypat, and Chiro appear with uneven scores and placements, mentioning second place efforts and multiple participants, though many details are unreadable.
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Ayrd Rags Store
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Montgomery and Memphis Tie In Dark Night Clash
In Montgomery and Memphis hard fought twelve innings ended 3 to 2 as darkness halted play. Maxwell fanned fifteen batters in a strong outing while hitting was erratic. Final line shows Montgomery 2 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 and Memphis 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 with a 7 1 score in a rainless but dim finish. Batteries Bills Hurlburt Maxwell Tanieny.
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Racing in Old Kentuck Opens Fall Season in Lexington
Special to The Light Lexington reports an upcoming horse racing season with a six week slate from late September to mid November. The meet runs through September 21 and is followed by a Latonia meet from September 23 to October 19, then Louisville Jockey Club action from October 21 to November 9. One of J. B. Haggin’s two year olds may debut next week, a first Lexington appearance in 21 years. The Haggin orange and blue last raced here in 1886 with Tyrant winning the Distillers' stakes. This marks the first running meeting held in the fall at Lexington.
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Bentember
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Hagelin Ealers
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Burke Knocks Sailor Burke in Bridgeport Bout
Burke overwhelms Sailor Burke after sending him to the Moor three times in the fifth round against Jack Jolmson at Bridgeport Connecticut. The negro lands decisive blows from the start as Burke, lighter by twenty three pounds, dominates the final rounds of the fight.
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City League Schedule and Events
Schedule of city league activities with morning start times and multiple teams listed. Notable entries include 9 o clock matches at post grounds with teams such as Turners and Sotdlora, plus a cash prize noted as 230 dollars.
Tribute to Bill Nye Memorial Convention in L A
A Wall Street style tribute notes Princea of funny fellows gathering in Los Angeles for a convention of humorists. It mentions the Joe Ridear William Teller memorial in Laramie Wyoming as a favored location and Asheville, North Carolina as another cited site. An advertisement from Ed Steves & Sons urges buying lumber and builders hardware with a claim of best stock and tight prices.
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Amateur Baseball Score Cards Sought by Light Editors
The Light seeks scores from all amateur baseball games in and around the city. Score cards are available from the sporting editor on request. Submit filled blanks to the office by 9 30 a m the morning after the games.
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Sporting Editor
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