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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1889
Page
3
A humorous guide explains bowling basics and scoring for novices, contrasting graceful technique with clumsy attempts. It covers strikes and spares, inning progression, and common errors, then notes amusing scenes of beginners, errant throws, and odd stances, ending with a brief public-sports aside and an 18 mile walk record report.
A Kansas City trotting dog, a liver colored Irish setter owned by Canadian banker Ketchum and driven by Willie Ketchum, trotted a half mile in 1.52 and a quarter in 85 seconds on a rough track, proving himself a sprightly and intelligent racer beside the horse Loafer.
Italian national holiday marks the fiftieth anniversary of Verdi’s first opera Querto Conti di San Bonifacio, with notes on his career, controversial staging shifts to Boston, and the era’s political twists. The obituary of William Henderson recounts his rise as a major American theatrical manager, his rescue of venues, and leadership of the Actors' Fund.
The Louisville Athletic Club plans a complete new building costing about 45000 dollars with grounds of 274 by 100 feet. The three story structure includes a 50 by 70 foot gymnasium with a 26 lap running track, reading billiard and ladies parlor rooms, a main hall and second floor rooms. Heating by steam, electric wiring, and future lighting are planned with over 850 members already joined.
The Brooklyn team features W H McGunnigle as counting manager with eighteen players many born elsewhere. McGunnigle’s successful track record includes taking the club to a pennant and second-place finish. Ewing explains how he came to be called Buck recounting a childhood marbles game and the nickname origin.
Chess problem No 85 by 8 Loyd features Black three pieces and White six pieces with White to play and mate in three moves. Checker problem No 35 by W G Paul lists positions Black 2 and 8 11 14 15 18 with given setup.
A sale notice from Bod. Anatstreona in North Clarendon, Pat advertises items including an iron carriage, troy head blocks, single cuver, low turner, will carts, tiles, portable boiler, and a 3Y602 Cow Sada, with or without better. Inquiries address the buyer for fuller particulars.
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