B16 Scoring in Columbia Duckpin League Leaders
Seventy percent of bowlers exceed 90 for the season as Indians hold a firm lead that could run away unless checked. The standings show three teams winning two of three and the rest struggling, with forty-nine players listed in the averages and several hitting the nine-game mark. Individual names appear in the scattered averages, reflecting a tight race and strong early performances.
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Indians
Columbia
Fourhein
EAM
Woo FC Ahla Y
Iffus
Tore Ae
al Ve
Tamal
Nnu
Indivibual
Averagis Nem
Averoon
Jerlett
Chelizbere
Mandars Hasrick
Rodgers Gatte Vist
Botton
Strikes and Spares White Captains St Johns College Team
In Annapolis Maryland on December 20 the St Johns College football team elected Captain F Roland White of West Kier Maryland as captain and George L Winslow of Baltimore as manager with L Phillips of Cambridge Massachusetts as assistant manager Whitt praised for an excellent game last season In Schenectady New York two promoters and three men were discharged in police court with bail set for Jake Cariv Promoter while Ross stopped Exlenborn in Cheyenne Wyoming in the eleventh round of a twenty round featherweight bout with New York’s Kid Ross victorious over Denver’s Exlenborn.
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St. John’s
Washington
Annapolis
St Johns College
Roland White
West Kier
George L Winslow
Baltimore
L. Phillips
Cambridge
Whitt
Kuard
Schenectady
Dee
Samuel Langton
Bob Armstrong
Porky Flynn
Revie George R Lunn
Amersal
Jake Cari
Ross
Exlenborn
Cheyenne Wye
Kid" Ross
New York
Oakland racing entries mixed with notable baseball news
The listing covers racing entries at Oakland across six races with many horses and odds, alongside the note that Dusty Laughlin has been signed as next season’s baseball manager for Danville after Steve Griffin’s pending return. The weather is cloudy with a good track in Jacksonville.
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Sad Upward
Catoust Ashmeade
Longhand
Prinestike
Alfred the Great
Compton
Pulka
Dr Holzberg
the Squire
Earh
Learnence
Ragman
Ozawa
Sell'ug
Gold Oak
Bam Matthews
Danville
Sou
Lot
Roseburg
Banbury
Laughlin
Wooastock
Steve Griffin
Griffin
Messett
Richmond
Danilie’s New Manager in Pensacola Race Card
Fragmented text from Pensacola racing program shows multiple races for two and three year olds and up, with entries including Emmy Lou, Cam Bronne, Royal Lady, Donah VW, and many others. The document lists selling and claiming races, distances, and numerous horse and owner names with odds or prices, followed by a separate boxing note: Owen Moran discussion of a title bout with light weight champion, a $5000 side bet, weight terms, and purses.
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Ensacola
Tom ‘At
Emmy Lou
Cambronne
Arttie Curlin
Royal Lady
Mien Cardigan
Virginia Lindsey
George Baliey
Donah VW
Grovlan Bend
Severa
Ailsa Vigilant Hientcheon
Beth Goodsin
Dolly Bultman
Donation
Ham
Cimicton
Temper
Coon
J Swanner
Qsalan
Regards
Don Hamilton
Brougham
Salling
Bethlehem
Albion H
John Carrot
Ban Gil
Annie Nelson
Lodestone
Lord Wells
Louis Katz
T H McBride
Sandpiper
Alice and
Mazonite
Awama Rose
Whiptop
Wolgast
Moran
Cadillac
Mich
Owen Moran
Bastaond
Ad Volgast
Dante
Transfer of St Louis American club to new owners approved
President B B Johnson of the American League approved the transfer of majority stock from Robert L Hedges to E A Hodgman Mark Ewing and others. Hedges will stay as president until January when officers are elected and a manager chosen. O'Connor's $5000 claim will be settled with him retained in a team capacity, likely as scout.
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St Loui
B. Johnson
American League
St . Louis American Club
Robert L Herlges
E AY Hodgman
Mark Ewing
Ben Adkins
Johnson
Charles A. Comiskey
Robert L . Hedges
Chicago
Selwyn C Edgar, Jr
Hedges
Adkins
J. C. Ghio
On Board
Ghio
G’connor
Jack O'Connor
Scout O'Connor
NOW LYNCH OPPOSES MURPHY ON UMPIRE FITNESS
Special The Washington Post New York December The National League resident Lynch says he will decide all questions of umpires fitness next season. He vows to hire the best umpires and act without fear or favor amid 260 applications, delaying announcements. He argues Murphy’s removal vote claim was misquoted or for advertising.
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Washington Post
New York
Dev
Thomas J. Lynch
National League
Lynch
C. W. Murphy
Chicago
Michigan Ambitious Schedule Plans For Next Season
Ann Arbor Dec. The University of Michigan board of control of athletics will be asked to approve a tentative football schedule for next fall with games against Princeton Cornell Pennsylvania Syracuse Nebraska Michigan Agricultural College and Ohio State. Contracts for the Penn State game are outstanding but the November 29 date may stand.
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Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan Board of Control of Athletics
Princeton
Cornett
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Nebraska
Michigan Agricultural College
Stale Tauersits
Lata
Ann Albow
Hoppe Runs 205 In Spectacular Billiards Show
Hoppe dominated two matches at Royal billiard rooms New York avenue scoring a 205 run in the evening. Sherman was his afternoon opponent losing 50 to 43 as Hoppe’s play drew enthusiastic crowds. After the games Hoppe entertained guests at the National Press Club while Daly defeated De Oro 50 to 35 in a world three cushion match first block.
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Wade Hoppe
Royal Billiard Rooms
New York Avenue
Hoppe
Sherman
National Press Club
de Oro
New York
John Daly
Chicago
Lonight
Alfred de Oro
Cuba
Dals
White Daly
Welsh Winner On A Fouling Bout Ends In Free Fight
Freddie Welsh lightweight champion of England defeated featherweight title holder Jom Driscoll in Cardiff. The bout ended in the tenth round when Driscoll was disqualified for butting Welsh under the chin. The match drew a large crowd despite betting favoring Welsh. Purse was 12,500 with 60 40 split and a 1,000 side bet.
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Cardiff
Wales
Freddie Welsh
England
Jom Driscoll
Driscoll
Fght
Great Britain
Beatles
Driscol
Welch
Tady
Welsh
Jockey Hi Shilling Suspended Over Riding Criticism
Special to The Washington Fest from San Francisco reports jockey Hi Shilling suspended by Oakland stewards for failing to honor engagements after criticism of his riding of Chester Krom and Jim Gaffney. Raleigh P. D. upset the Satcuma handicap, winning by closing inside after a late move, with Arionette second and Trick fourth. Several races list purses and outcomes, including Lord of the Forest failing to win after a bid-up sale and multiple horses finishing in various placements across six races.
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Jim Gaffney
Texas
Raleigh P. D
San Francisco
Cal
Shilling
Oakland
Chester Krom
George W. Berry
A. B. Speckles
Big Texas
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Martin
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Arionette
Trick
Lord of the Forest
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L. A. Blasingamé
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Little Jane
C. H. Walterhouse
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Sanel
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Eee Gourdée
Dolly V. B
Captain John
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Hare
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Selden
Tarns Trick
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Seaelm
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Fort Johnson
Pride of Line
More
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Haisechoff
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Deneen
Rome
Temble
Exonerates pugilist Rain in fatal bout case
Coroner Ford discharged John Kalme known as Johnny Kain from custody and absolved him of blame in the death of John Emhof, alias Kid Gardner, after a fifth round blow in a Nonpareil Athletic Club bout. Emhof died next day. The coroner said a prize fighter faces similar risk to football players in mortal contests.
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Philadelphia
Ford
John Kalme
John Emhot
Emhof
Kid Gardner
Kaime
Johnny Kain
Monahan Struggles With Cotton In Pittsburgh Bout
Walter Monahan, a white contender trained under Champion Jack Johnson, was nearly knocked out by George Cotton, a former Johnson trainee, in Pittsburg on December 20. Cotton proved the sharper fighter, while Johnson advised Monahan to clinch and hold on in the early rounds.
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Han
Jenson
Cotton
Monahan
Johnson
Washington Post
Pittsburg
Walter Monahan
Jack Johnson
George Cotton
Jonson
Mona
New curved bats spark baseball discussion in early practice
Star hitters from major leagues test a new curved bat with a flattened inner curve eight inches from the end, claiming wrist action can pull hits to left, right, or center. Detroit and Philadelphia players report success, Chief Bender touts its potential, and no rule bans curved bats though most are red.
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Boreman Burger
New York Evening World
Chicago
Larry Doyle
Adie Collins
Ty Cobb
Josh Bevere
Cuba
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chief Bender
Athletics
McFarland claims Attell feared to fight
Packey McFarland alleges Aba Attell cancelled their bout due to fear of his rival rather than a club disagreement. Attell replies he will fight only in his class. The article notes Attell’s weight issue and a replacement match planned for Friday with Lew Powell facing Jack Goodman in Chicago.
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McFarland
Washington Post
Chicago
Packey McFarland
Aba Attell
Attell
Attel
Umit
Jack Goodman
Tom O'Rourke
Lew Powell
California
Powell
New York
Kelly Outpoints Klaus in 12 Round Fight
Hugo Kelly of Chicago defeats Frank Klaus of Pittsburgh in a 12 round bout at the Armory A. A. Boston on December 26. The favorite Klaus was outpointed as Kelly used a right hand uppercut effectively in most rounds and finished strong, winning the final round.
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Boston
Hugo Kelly
Chicago
Frank Klaus
Pittsburg
the Armory A. A
Klaus
Kelly
Plans to Bring Hogan East for Ten-Round Bout
New York reports promoter Eddie McMahon of Empire A C plans to bring California pugilist One Round Hogan to the city for a ten-round bout between January 6 and 10 at the Empire Club. Hogan will meet the winner of the Murphy Brown contest if negotiations succeed, following Hogan’s recent twenty-round decision over Johnnie Frayne in San Francisco. Peter Baum, after typhoid, aims to rally a delegation for A A T amateur boxing in the spring. Grover Hayes and Johny Willets fight ends in a draw in Philadelphia. action-packed from start to finish.
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New York
Hddie McMahon
Empire A. C
Hogan
California
Tommy Murphy
Brown
Empire Club
Johnnie Frayne
San Francisco
Peter Baum
Baum
Navy Warts 9500 Tickets for Army Game Stand Plans
Annapolis Md Dec 2 Navy Athletic Association backed by Cmdr Harris Laning approved seeking 1200 extra tickets beyond 8200 to guarantee the Army game on Franklin Field. A new permanent stand to seat over 5000 was approved with work to begin soon. An executive committee was elected with Admiral Richard Wainwright and Cmdr Harris Laning among others. Bullard named field coach for football and baseball.
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Annapolis
Navy's Athletic Association
Army- Navy
Franklin Field
Potledelphia
Saeut. Comdr
Harris Laning
Ite
Navy
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Harrig Laning
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Shore
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Wiliam F. Halsey
Ligut
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Naval Academy
R. E. Coontz
W. C. Cole
J. A. Murphy
F. D. Berrien
F. H. Foret
J. §. Graham
J. B
Jacksonville Results First Race at Fort Worth Meet
Racing summary from Jacksonville notes two year old events with purses around 490 and 400, featuring horses such as Monte Fox and Frabel in the early races. Odds, weights, and placings listed, with cars and track language indicating a bustling program and multiple horses highlighted.
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Fort Worth
Burns
Tod
Monte Fox
Belt
Oakley
Musgrave
Mune
Rake
Waltz
Myrtla Marlon
Tipp
Mindinette
Frabel
Bell
Limpat
Lang
Adams
Gallcy Blava
Wa Keck
Horse Racing Race Descriptions Include Several Runners and Wagers
A fragmented report details multiple races with names Wander Ben Howe Outpost Turncoat Heine Beau Brummel and others. Results show Guy Fisher winning the first heat at 4 to 1, with Jack Parker second and Danger Mark third, time 1 12 2-5. Sixth race notes Ardri and Hilltop among others.
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Juarez
Louder
Cat
Ganz
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Iwalant
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Balella
Heritate
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Kopek
Joe Woods
Reid
le M. Eckert
Murphy
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Barney Oldfield
Gana
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Heine
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Buar Over
Heatcap
Eges
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Long
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Covert
Danger Mark
Dunn
Hopkins
All Red
Davenport
Danfield
Doyie
Mon Am
Tolison d'Or
Firing Squirrel
A. Bun- Bob Go
Memphis May Get Bantam Battle
Announcement tonight that the bantamweight title bout between Conlan and Conley may be moved from New Orleans to Memphis Tennessee. Rosa and Berry, heavyweights, brought from Louisiana to Memphis, have arrived and begun training.
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Tenn
Dee
Conlan
Conley
New Orleans
Rosa
Berry
Loulaiana
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