Many Teams Enter State Bowling Tourney in April
The Indianapolis leagues close their championship seasons as many teams, including several Indianapolis five men squads, vie for state tournament berths in April. Individual honors leaders Graff and Carter headline a long list of players from Marion, Washington, Ko We Ba, Capital City, Prospects, Turners, Ramblers and others, with entries spanning two and three man events across the state.
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Indianapolis
Aee
Carter
Marion
Bryson
Alarion
G. Kirkhoff
Washington
Knox
Olds
Brown
Lee
Washington Fields
Turners Cooper
Comstock
Capital City
G. Seldensticker
Turners
M. Levey
Leap
Burton
Smith
Vinson
Havelick
Brinkmeyer
Talbert
Matlock
W. BR. Root
Buddenbaum
Bauer
Spahr
Trons
F. Garstang
Yorger
Paxton
Capital
City
Potter
Weschler
P. Levey
Apie City
E. Mueller
Will
Riley
G. Mueller
Williams
F. Mueller
Bogardus
Wands
Ko-We-Pa
L A. Dicks
Kahlo
Meinster
Ko-We-Ba
Bomb
Turners Doliman
Evans
North Side
Gay
Meyer
Crescent
Pollard
Juday
W. Mannfeld
Ball
Shortridge
Delectables
Invincibles
Mayers
Hoot Mons
Howard Griffith
Pet
U Mayers Hoot Mons
Ist
Griffith
Rapp
Wagner
Iss Randall
Berry - Eeeeneweneee
Perret
Teseneenas
U Mi
Vonnegut
Smith Holdson
Hackney
Domman
Ereres Eer
Totais
Tal Mayers
Nicoll
Jones Brown
Rofert Farley
Mons
Aeeneee
Aenee Liz B
Speteweee
Coteke Eessessaiesi
Barrett Named Treasurer and Henry R. Lathrop Secretary
Barrett was elected treasurer and Henry R Lathrop of Morrison Bros Co named secretary.
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Barrett
Henry Rt Lathrop
Morrison Bros. & Co
Secetary
French Thibets Tailoring Fabric in Elegant Australian Wool
Special high class 56 inch wide French Thibets fabric priced at 1.48 per yard. Finest Australian wool with an elegant finish offered in regular stock.
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Henriettas
Johnson wins as 3 cent fare injunction upheld in Cleveland
In Cleveland March 8 Judge Phillips dissolves the temporary injunction blocking the 3 cent fare street railway, making it permanent. Old companies plan appeals. Horace E. Andrews syndicate takes control of the Cleveland Electric Railway with 3,545,000 dollars and 43,000 shares, naming Andrews president. Negotiations continue for consolidation with Cleveland City Railway.
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Cleveland, C
March
Philips
Common Pleas Court
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
Cleveland City Railway Company
Phillips
J. B. Hoefgen
City of
Cleveland
Everett-Moore
Horace E. Andrews
McGovern Favored to Beat Young Corbett in Next Fight
Pooled betting reports from Detroit Free Press indicate McGovern is favored to win against Young Corbett in their upcoming rematch. Don Riley, former McCoy trainer, plans to go to England to join a boxing enterprise with McCoy, while Biz Mackey from Ohio is slated to box Cherry next week.
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Kansas
Ryan Rot
Ck Bernard
New York
George PF
McGovern
Young Corbett
Don Riley
McCoy
England
Detroit Free Press
Horse Sale at Cambridge City Promises Top Stock Auction
Cambridge City March 8 The fiftieth annual Lackey horse sale, March 31 to April 15, lists 49 head with hundreds more consigned from Indiana Ohio and Kentucky. Eastern buyers seek cream stock from notable farms and riders. Notable consignments include Margrave Terre Haute Edgewood Daugherty Hawkins Whitely and Seaton with top trotters and pacers and records from 2:12 to 2:37.
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Indianapolis Journal
Cambridge City
Ind
John S. Lackey
Lackey
Tela
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Joe
McGregors
Allertons
Axtells
Wilkeses
Margrave
Terre Haute
Baron Wilkes
Frances
Trotter
Martinmas
B. c
Marchesa
B. F
Adele
Society Belle
C. F
H. C. Knode
Sapolis
San Mario
Legalwood
Elsie M
Charlie B
Pac Rose
B. m
Globe Wilkes
Edgewood Farm
Jersey Wilkes
Tommy Mac
Ethel Mac
la France
Halcyon
Daugherty Stock Farm
Wabash
Anyenes
Pirate
Hawkins Stock Farm
Earl Park
Farl Park
Sampson
B. G
Twilight
B. In
Whitely
Muncie
Sphinx Lasb. m
John R. Bondesffite
Direetgo
Argo
Lusella
Grand
Allerton
Lin Simmons
Blk. m
Simmons
V. Connelly
Madison
Jillian Park Stock Farm
Danville
Nuthurst
Gov. Ice
Alden
Annne Themes Society Belle, Ch. F
Valley Farm
Warren
Bervio Ae
Brenneman
Decatur
Sa Aha i
Anderson Wilkes
Butler Girls Win Easily Over Anderson Five 35 to 4
Butler girls routed the Anderson High School five by 35 to 4 at the Butler gymnasium with swift ball handling and strong team play. Miss Hyatt led Anderson with the lone first half field goal, while Miss Senour and Miss Hunter paced Butler with multiple goals and decisive second half scoring. Officials were Jones, West, and Cook. game ended with plans for a Shortridge vs Butler rematch March 17.
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Butler Gymnasium
Butler
Anderson High School
Anderson Five
Scot Butler
Anderson
Theatte
Miss Hyatt
Miss Lane
Miss Seriour
Miss Hunter
Miss Senour
Miss C. Lane
Miss Bedford
Miss Benefiel
Miss H
Mary Smith
Celeste Lane
Mary Baldwin
Ethel Bishop
Harriet Lane
Alice Smith
Johnny Carpender
Ethel Benefiel
Hyatt
Hunter
Senour
Lane
Bedford
H. Lane
C. Lane
Bishop
Smith
Carpender
Baldwin
Jones
West
Indianapolis
Cook
Anderson Y. M. C. A
Shortridge High School
Wholesale Paper Dealers Form New York Association
Forty two large wholesale paper dealers in New York formed the Wholesale Paper Dealers' Association of the city to eradicate abuses in the trade and for social purposes. The combined dealers represent about ten million dollars in capital with Wilson Miller of a local firm named vice president, Thomas ...
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New York
Wholesale
Purdue challenged for Indiana basketball title by Y M C A
Purdue claims state crown and refuses to meet Y M C A Indiana five citing no championship games. Indianapolis Y M C A five seeks a decisive matchup while Manual Training School also aims for a Purdue game. Shortridge girls practice vs German House girls with German House winning 7 to 3 12.
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Purdue University
Indiana
Ralph Jones
Indianapoliss
Purdue Five
Lafayette
Indianapolis Y. M. C. A
Purdue
Indianapolis
Manual Training School Five
American Athletes Sought for Coronation Week in London
W A Gavin and G C Lea of the National Sporting Club of London arrived in New York to recruit American boxing fencing and wrestling champions for Coronation Week in England. They aim to bring army and navy champions, Harvard and Yale boxers, against Oxford Cambridge and European competitors with cups offered by Lord Lonsdale and the Earl of Kingston. A twelve‑man tug of war between Europe and the United States is centerpiece, with trophies and prizes for amateurs and pros alike.
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New York
W. A. Gavin
G. C. Lea
National Sporting Club of London
St. Paul
Mr. Gavin
England
Great Britain
Europe
Tom Sharkey
United States Navy
Harvard
Yale
Oxford
Camdge
Lord Lonsdale
Te Club
Earl of Kingston
Cambridge
Prize offered for heavyweight boxing at Covent Garden
The WM H Block Co offers a prize to the best heavyweight pro boxer but only if the winner can be produced by the country and not a second-rate man. The contest may be held in Covent Garden London with open air options if possible. Bobby Walton of Atlanta is confined to bed after a fall in a bicycle race with Leander, with injuries including skin loss on both hands and flesh exposure on one arm. Santos-Dumont may receive a £4000 prize for an airship voyage from Loriston to Birmingham, no time limit, distance 06 miles, open to all aeronauts by his request. The National Polo Association convention is called for April 18 at the Metropolitan Club in New York City.
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Covent Garden
London
Atlanta
Bobby Walthour
Might
Leander
Aerolo Club
Pearson
Santos-Dumont
Lorston
Birmingham
New York
National Polo Association
H. L. Herbert
Metropolitan Club
Tragic Death At Helping Hand Institute Yet Robbery Linked
John Henderson of Minneapolis was found dead on a third floor cot at the Helping Hand Institute with a bullet wound. Police say he died by his own action after being robbed of $900 by two African American women, who were arrested along with others connected to the case. Letters in his hotel trunk addressed to a Minnesota settler were found. the suspecting figures are being questioned as a broader Missouri inquiry unfolds.
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Kansas City
Margh
John Henderson
Minneapolis
Minn
Helping Hand Institute
Henderson Neet Aeen
Henderson
Jorgen Hanson
Sverdrup
Otter Tall County
Minnesota
Hanson
Missouri
Minnesota Woods
New York
March
Herald-Square Hotel
James B. Campbell
St. Louis
James
Webster
Rochester
N. Y
J. C. Hayden
Westminster Hotel
Herald Hotel
Herald Square
Websters
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Resner
Ramblers
Fox
Kleis
Kerr
Kleine
Parnin
Baase
Bassfield
Gardner
Sachs
McGrew
Tish-i-Mingoes
H. Rinne
Hoo-Hoos
Notting
Nieman
Peterson
Holloway
Boyle
Urlentez
Compeers
Ganther
Taylor
Wickard
Hendrickson
Compeers - Rabe
Linegar
Bove R. Churchman
Prospects
Sielken
Heitham
C. Heller
Neiger
Compeers - Adams
Zitzlaff
Hutchinson
McClellan
Compeers - Gable
Lambert
Moehlman
Haas
F. Meyer
Echmidt
C. Meyer
Hughes
Brinkman
Deweys Vinson
Vincent
Electrics
Resener
Rinne
Mayer
Dedert
THE
Indianapo Journal
Wm. H. Block
Albatros
Panama
Kerseys
Cseeesesiss Meltons
Meltons
India
Seesseiveen Saeeeee
BUC
Purity Wren
Victoria Lawn
Opus Abscr Dee van Lenscheb Sabracnereer
China
Ccsc
Taffeta Caree
Joliennes
of the _ 1
Chad
Voc
Tom L. Johnson
TL Jewell
Lexington
Seaton
Manefield
Ee ‘i Harris
Seignent
John R. Slaughter
Mattle Edifice
Miss Saxon
Russelles
Pacer
Cer
Mindater
Billy En Bone i
Tom Thorn
Chartie Cecil
Loyd S
Robinson
Sth
Midget
Rex RK
Point Reese
Cea Atay Trotter
Stickaway
Aevel
Dey
Lady Silber
Epeetal
Lwooor
A & A Ary
Shortridge Seagle
Cinch
Purdue Challenged
Shortridge Girls
Milward
Wreestlers
Nottingham
Wm.h. Block CO
Bobby” Walthour
Prise
Polo Association
Copenhagen
United States
Deuntser
Johan Ottesen
Ottesen
Snonner
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