Philadelphia Alley Schedule Nightly Matchups and Names
A dense list of Philadelphia alley games and participants appears with scattered team names, players, and opponents. The fragment mentions Philadelphia alley contests featuring Hey Philaelphin atles BH Newell Pos Ryks and multiple pairs such as Mooney end AL Bale, Ye Abax ant Iaies Swiseher, and Arthur ition with Walter Cook, among others. The wording is garbled but preserves a slate of scheduled bouts and involved persons across several alleys and teams in New York and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philaelphin Atles & BH
Newell
Ryks
Philadelpiie Alley
Woot
Sonaerile Philadelphia
Fou
Tara
Dohnsiay
Philadelphia Alley
Mooney End
Soo Harta
Ant Hofftian
Philadelphia
JL Morgan
Turner
Alley Hefama
FFI
Iaies
Swiseher
Philadelphi
Arthur Ition
Walter Cook
Phila Wouha
ASM
BC Nack
Topham
Phila- Teptia Ates
HE Shatter
D. McC
Harford Handicap Race Entries Reach Parkas Track
Race card lists entries for horses aged two to four and older across multiple divisions. Notable entrants include Memoraey, Marg Mevaeling, Salen, and Song of Tal, with Apprentice allowances claimed and various furlong distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkas
Joe Finn
Nallon Ste Fredley
King Woern
FP Wales
Rae Rath Stel
Rootenay
Farlonga
Apecard Minsnath
Reyhanrn
Bovbtreny
Ruth
Memoraey
EDA
Alda
Verran
Sas Kilttergald
Chelee
Pep da
Sir Fark
George
Ayodelea
Flying Feet
Tenpin and bowling events pepper a busy Philadelphia meet
The Philadelphia bowling program lists multiple events across tenpin singles and doubles, teams, and puckspin team events. Names like J. Mooney and E. K. Hoffman appear in early rounds with many Philadelphia entrants, alongside New York and other city players. The schedule includes times from 2:14 PM to 8:15 PM, with substantial participation by local clubs and colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Newell
Philadelphia
Alley
Birking
F. Fodisch
Pailadelphia
W. C. Servesttle
Philadelpia
John Furn
Johnson
B. G. Frazier
G. RR. Bailey
Philadelphi
Hl. Fehr
H. F. Price
E. Kk. Hoffman
Smedley
J. Mooney
A. Baltz
A. Harris
H. Hoffman
A. Morgan
Philadelbia
A. J. Lithgow
OW. J. Segelsin
Rodgers
Flco Lattertwalte
BE. Grosuman
Philiaklphia
W. J. Knox
U. King
G. M. Moss
Childs
New York
W Ayne
P.M. Kline
York
J. A. Campbell
New Yor
Grover C
Buck
Varabrant
W. ¥.Thompson
H. EB. Chick
Frank McNaraimee
William Harrity
Frank F. Bell
Phila
Padelphia
Duckpin
Joe Wilson
Thomas Byrnes
J. D. Donnelly, Jr
John Kelly
Tenpin
Oxford
Pasante
N. J
Cordes
Stars
Alley & Weingarth
Whartton
Newark
Weingarth & Whariton
Wheel ‘Ing Buts
Wheeling
Elks
Revere Elks
Miah Sturray's
Benton
Masa Ditey
Washington
Bika
Golkanns A. A
Alpley
Golden Com
Last Day at Bowie Track Furnishes Unusual Card
The final spring meeting at Prince George's Park yielded seven races on a muddy Bowie track. Redland won the Au Revoir handicap as Dryad faded late. Johnny McTaggart dominated with four wins, including Castara and Between Us. Lily Orme and Aprisa won the second race while Devil Fish and Supreme also fell short in close calls. Peacock claimed the last race as the meeting closed.
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Prince George
Au Revoir
Redland
G. Phillips
E. T. Zolnkeffer
Ahara
Southern Gold
Lily Orme
Aprisa
Graves
Reybourn
Ivery
Supreme
Between Us
Peacock
Bowie
Brenton
Ch. m
Armeath II
Castle
G.C. Brenton
Tima
Castara
Yao J. McTapan
Jim Basey
Tio Ga
Pra Butten
Dakota
Harrington
Edith Olen
Aenka
Brown
Lord Wellz
Lamb's Tall
Dennison
Mutuals
Show
Tiakota
Sanough
Ischgabibble
Ida Claire
Meelleka
A&lx
G. W. Foley
Monsieur
L’orme
J. Kelly
Crume
Ok Mountain
Anderson
Edith Baumenn
Ae Drever
Hanover
Kitenen
Bulgar
Ellen Smyth
Nickenris
Taly Orme
Etralaht
Aprina
O 'Tia True
O'Te True
Suraget
Lumax
J. Lumsden
B. G
Gollen Maxim
Yi Jchardoon
Yalus
Jockeya
U Wi . Post
J. McTaggart Stralant
Aye Y Butwell
Laura
Tan Kay
Alexandrans
Waite
Water Lily
Aricon
Sitteenth
Ina Kay
E. Zeillcoffers
Plaudit
Ruby Right
W. A. Burttschett
Hedland i
Rr Anderson
Stratzht
Dryad
Dodd
McTaggart
Anava
Renereint
Dryid
Republican
Scaramouch
Judge Wright
Greenwood
Euterpe
Ant Iy McTay
O Thos
Doda
Lady Spiritueak
Ford Mal
Reyhourn
Song
Pendel
Preston Lynn
Protagoras
Place Sama
Gold Heete
F. Garrett
Wee Ae Bt
al Y Yak J. McTaggart
Mountain
Gainsborough
Ae Ry
Carlton G
Water Lad
River King
Marshon
Little England
Saturnus
Utterbeck
Glorifer—Albertola
BH Utterbeck
Mackum
Butwell
Whymark Ca
Louise Travers
Tamerlane
Berey
U Gerrard
J. McTaggart Anderson
Mr. Mack
Bine Mouse
Mr. Meek
Blua Mouse
Mack
Malls Weary Lauder
Mins Waters
Des Moines Leads Fight to Top American Bowling Congress
Des Moines Iowa April 14 Des Moines becomes the focal point in a campaign to challenge the American Bowling Congress and potentially supplant it as the dominant bowling body. The Middle West Bowling Association led by President George Strotz and Secretary George C Lowe plans a meeting for the second Sunday in May in Des Moines or St Louis. Strots and Lowe, both ABC directors, have resigned amid moves they call steamroller tactics at the Toledo annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
American Bowling Congress
Congress
Middle West Bowling Association
George Strotz
George C. Lowe
Kansas City
Middle West Association
St. Louie
Strots
Lowe
Toledo
Shatter Two Tenpin Marks In A C B A Tournament
Exceptional tenpin bowling featured the A C B A tournament with F Kramer of New York scoring 640 for first place and W Hines also from New York taking second with 626. Philadelphia Manufacturers’ Club raised the team record to 2 780 as Imperials Baltimore was the only team to miss the mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Kramer
New York
W. Hines
Gotham
Boston
Kramer
Hines
Manufacturers’ Club
Philadelphia
Imperials
Baltimore
Iroquois
Washington
White Elephants
Wyndham Colts
Bohemians
Harry Oehler
Jeds
Royals
J. B. Carrol
Hy Mesloh
Billy Knox
A. B.C
W. W. Thompson
Harry Krauss
al Baltz
Paul Pohler
Archia Walsh
Miah Murrays
Syracuse
Potomac River Safety Committee Formed by Red Cross Leaders
Wilbert Longfellow of the American National Red Cross and district life saving corps presidents met with Superintendent R. W. Pullman to establish the Potomac River Safety Committee. Members include BE. H. Ropes Dr. L. G Anderson F. G Brunner and W. A. Rogers. The group aims to improve river safety for pleasure seekers, canoeists and swimmers during warm weather. Marines season opener Sunday at 2 30 p m on the Seven teenth Street field features a bout with a water department team. Cioni Breaks 5-Mile Skating Record in Chicago. Roland Cioni of Pittsburgh set a new five mile roller skating world record at the championship, clocking 13 minutes 2 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Longfellow
American National Red Cross
Red Cross
R. W. Pullman
Potomac River Safety Committee
Marines
Seventeenth
D Streets
Water Department
White Hope in the Willard Family and Boxing Talk
An eight pound baby boy was born to Jess Willard's wife in Chicago. The piece also surveys boxing matchups, praising Weinert's grit, doubting Coffey, and discussing Leach’s retirement, with notes on public golf links in twenty cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jess Willard
Coffey
Weinert
Frank Moran
Charlie Weinert
Moran
Aese
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Maggie
Jasper
AMC
Adler-Rochester
Fruhauf-Imperial
Eiseman & CO
A.C. B.A
Havre de Grace
Fartongs
Frank McBianamy
I. Kranes
Wiliam Harrity, Jr
F. B. Kell
Palladelphia
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Clemson
North Carolina A. and
Wofford
Indiana
Northwestern
Iningia
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Florida
Mercer
South Carolina
Wake Forest
Catawba
Maryville
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi College
PaMenSne
Vandertilt
Southern Association
New Orleans
Birmingham
Mobile
Avlanta
Little Rock
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nashville
Texas League
Galveston
Shreveport
Houston
San Antonio
Dallas
Beaumont
A.B. G
Tenpin Teans
Fiecer Ae
Wyndham
Whitley
Frazier
OL Hoffman
Bella
Batley
Whale
Price
Heina
We Ae
Eliota
Ae Mills
Hay Johnson
Cook
Et McCarthy
Saginaw
Roderick Pas
Elie
Thompson
Bay RB
Chickering
Ma Baez
Ite VT
Whitford RG
Byrne
Crampton
Wilson
Palin
Rodier
Kline
Campbell
Childa
Ait Garabrant
la Wreanon
Tas
Lewis
Bohemian
Temmon
Slana
Halley BP
Mayer Ty
Krauss
Ben Aticha
Carroll
Benes
Stanfore
Pabian
McCart
Seeman
Oehler
Majestic
Topham ST
Belloe
Shaffer
Sty Whalsey
Lungren Ibs
Duckett
Dalton
SLO Hetnamat
Bot Nack
Jacobaon
Aliza
Pare Wyndham Colts
Draege
EB. Thompean Ves
Baz Ford TA
Avil
Radcliffa Aa
Jolene
al G. Jones
Potomac
Merion C
Balle
Dougerty
McCarter
Willeon
Satterthwaite
King
Grossman
Knox
Aia
Waters
McManus
Allison
Field
Mesloh
New
Rucholz
New Yo
Joby Luckenberg
New Aal
Loteche
Aso Hines
Schmidt
Finke
Shepers
Messoh
Roberts
Btela
Lane
Donohue
Jacobson
McKnew
BOL Barber
Garrett
Ryerson
Walker
Tenein Singleshines
Stein
New Yoia
Heinzmee
Willard
Sam Wallach
Lead Cross
Sam
Leachie
Croas
Saylor
Root
the Press, Publishing Co
Prince Albert Horn
7Th St
H. R
Mertz
Mertz & Mertz Co., Inc
F Street
Society Brand
Hecht & Co
Union
FORD
Walter Hoover
Maxwell
Detroit
H. B. Leary, Jr
14Th St. N. W
Edelen Bros, Motor Ca
14Th St
N. W
Ben
Emerson & Orme
H.W
Republic Motor
Seventeenth Street
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