DUBUQUE BOWLING LEAGUE - Revision history

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	DUBUQUE BOWLING LEAGUE. In 1898 the City of Dubuque had only two regulation bowling alleys. In 1900 the interest in the sport had led to ten alleys--Schreiner and Stoltz had four, Marquette Hall had two, J. W. Dick had two, ~~Germania Hall~~ had two, and two were to be constructed in St. Mary's parish in a new building. (1)		DUBUQUE BOWLING LEAGUE. In 1898 the City of Dubuque had only two regulation bowling alleys. In 1900 the interest in the sport had led to ten alleys--Schreiner and Stoltz had four, Marquette Hall had two, J. W. Dick had two, [[GERMANIA HALL]] had two, and two were to be constructed in St. Mary's parish in a new building. (1)

	The Dubuque Bowling League was organized in 1900 with representatives from six local clubs including the Eurekas and Third Wards. The president was [[SCHRUP, Nicholas J. Sr.\|Nicholas J. SCHRUP, Sr.]] (2) In 1901 clubs included the Hendersons, Vici Kids, Nylies, Kelly's Kids, Reserves, and All Nations. (3) In 1904 the League included the M. M. Walkers, Dubuque Club, Bostons, and Fashions. (4)		The Dubuque Bowling League was organized in 1900 with representatives from six local clubs including the Eurekas and Third Wards. The president was [[SCHRUP, Nicholas J. Sr.\|Nicholas J. SCHRUP, Sr.]] (2) In 1901 clubs included the Hendersons, Vici Kids, Nylies, Kelly's Kids, Reserves, and All Nations. (3) In 1904 the League included the M. M. Walkers, Dubuque Club, Bostons, and Fashions. (4)
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	1. "The Bowlers Are Active," Dubuque Herald, September 23, 1900, p. 5		1. "The Bowlers Are Active," ''Dubuque Herald'', September 23, 1900, p. 5

	2. "A Bowling League," ''Dubuque Herald'', April 7, 1900, p. 4		2. "A Bowling League," ''Dubuque Herald'', April 7, 1900, p. 4

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	DUBUQUE BOWLING LEAGUE. In 1898 the City of Dubuque had only two regulation bowling alleys. In 1900 the interest in the sport had led to ten alleys--Schreiner and Stoltz had four, Marquette Hall had two, J. W. Dick had two, Germania Hall had two, and two were to be constructed in St. Mary's parish in a new building. (1)		DUBUQUE BOWLING LEAGUE. In 1898 the City of Dubuque had only two regulation bowling alleys. In 1900 the interest in the sport had led to ten alleys--Schreiner and Stoltz had four, Marquette Hall had two, J. W. Dick had two, Germania Hall had two, and two were to be constructed in St. Mary's parish in a new building. (1)

	The Dubuque Bowling League was organized in 1900 with representatives from six local clubs. The president was [[SCHRUP, Nicholas J. Sr.\|Nicholas J. SCHRUP, Sr.]] (2) In 1901 clubs included the Hendersons, Vici Kids, Nylies, Kelly's Kids, Reserves, and All Nations. (3) In 1904 the League included the M. M. Walkers, Dubuque Club, Bostons, and Fashions. (4)		The Dubuque Bowling League was organized in 1900 with representatives from six local clubs including the Eurekas and Third Wards. The president was [[SCHRUP, Nicholas J. Sr.\|Nicholas J. SCHRUP, Sr.]] (2) In 1901 clubs included the Hendersons, Vici Kids, Nylies, Kelly's Kids, Reserves, and All Nations. (3) In 1904 the League included the M. M. Walkers, Dubuque Club, Bostons, and Fashions. (4)

	Eight clubs belonged to the Dubuque Bowling League when it was re-organized in September 1915. The season began on October 4 at the B. M. Fitzgerald alleys. President of the League was William Stillson. Victor Dress was the vice-president and Paul Mannstedt was the secretary /treasurer.		Eight clubs belonged to the Dubuque Bowling League when it was re-organized in September 1915. The season began on October 4 at the B. M. Fitzgerald alleys. President of the League was William Stillson. Victor Dress was the vice-president and Paul Mannstedt was the secretary /treasurer.

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	DUBUQUE BOWLING LEAGUE. The Dubuque Bowling League was organized in 1900 with representatives from six local clubs. The president was [[SCHRUP, Nicholas J. Sr.\|Nicholas J. SCHRUP, Sr.]] (1) In 1901 clubs included the Hendersons, Vici Kids, Nylies, Kelly's Kids, Reserves, and All Nations. (2) In 1904 the League included the M. M. Walkers, Dubuque Club, Bostons, and Fashions. (3)		DUBUQUE BOWLING LEAGUE. In 1898 the City of Dubuque had only two regulation bowling alleys. In 1900 the interest in the sport had led to ten alleys--Schreiner and Stoltz had four, Marquette Hall had two, J. W. Dick had two, Germania Hall had two, and two were to be constructed in St. Mary's parish in a new building. (1)

			The Dubuque Bowling League was organized in 1900 with representatives from six local clubs. The president was [[SCHRUP, Nicholas J. Sr.\|Nicholas J. SCHRUP, Sr.]] (2) In 1901 clubs included the Hendersons, Vici Kids, Nylies, Kelly's Kids, Reserves, and All Nations. (3) In 1904 the League included the M. M. Walkers, Dubuque Club, Bostons, and Fashions. (4)

	Eight clubs belonged to the Dubuque Bowling League when it was re-organized in September 1915. The season began on October 4 at the B. M. Fitzgerald alleys. President of the League was William Stillson. Victor Dress was the vice-president and Paul Mannstedt was the secretary /treasurer.		Eight clubs belonged to the Dubuque Bowling League when it was re-organized in September 1915. The season began on October 4 at the B. M. Fitzgerald alleys. President of the League was William Stillson. Victor Dress was the vice-president and Paul Mannstedt was the secretary /treasurer.
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	1. "A Bowling League," ''Dubuque Herald'', April 7, 1900, p. 4		1. "The Bowlers Are Active," Dubuque Herald, September 23, 1900, p. 5

			2. "A Bowling League," ''Dubuque Herald'', April 7, 1900, p. 4

	2. "Standing of the Clubs," ''Dubuque Herald'', November 24, 1901, p. 9		3. "Standing of the Clubs," ''Dubuque Herald'', November 24, 1901, p. 9

	3. "Search Lights Winners," ''Dubuque Herald'', December 16, 1904, p. 5		4. "Search Lights Winners," ''Dubuque Herald'', December 16, 1904, p. 5

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	[[Category: Athletics-Bowling]]		[[Category: Athletics-Bowling]]

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	DUBUQUE BOWLING LEAGUE. The Dubuque Bowling League was organized in 1900 with representatives from six local clubs. The president was [[SCHRUP, Nicholas J. Sr.\|Nicholas J. SCHRUP, Sr.]] (1) In 1901 clubs included the Hendersons, Vici Kids, Nylies, Kelly's Kids, Reserves, and All Nations. (2)		DUBUQUE BOWLING LEAGUE. The Dubuque Bowling League was organized in 1900 with representatives from six local clubs. The president was [[SCHRUP, Nicholas J. Sr.\|Nicholas J. SCHRUP, Sr.]] (1) In 1901 clubs included the Hendersons, Vici Kids, Nylies, Kelly's Kids, Reserves, and All Nations. (2) In 1904 the League included the M. M. Walkers, Dubuque Club, Bostons, and Fashions. (3)

	Eight clubs belonged to the Dubuque Bowling League when it was re-organized in September 1915. The season began on October 4 at the B. M. Fitzgerald alleys. President of the League was William Stillson. Victor Dress was the vice-president and Paul Mannstedt was the secretary /treasurer.		Eight clubs belonged to the Dubuque Bowling League when it was re-organized in September 1915. The season began on October 4 at the B. M. Fitzgerald alleys. President of the League was William Stillson. Victor Dress was the vice-president and Paul Mannstedt was the secretary /treasurer.
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	2. "Standing of the Clubs," ''Dubuque Herald'', November 24, 1901, p. 9		2. "Standing of the Clubs," ''Dubuque Herald'', November 24, 1901, p. 9

			3. "Search Lights Winners," ''Dubuque Herald'', December 16, 1904, p. 5

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	DUBUQUE BOWLING LEAGUE. The Dubuque Bowling League was organized in 1900 with representatives from six local clubs. The president was [[SCHRUP, Nicholas J. Sr.\|Nicholas J. SCHRUP, Sr.]] (1)		DUBUQUE BOWLING LEAGUE. The Dubuque Bowling League was organized in 1900 with representatives from six local clubs. The president was [[SCHRUP, Nicholas J. Sr.\|Nicholas J. SCHRUP, Sr.]] (1) In 1901 clubs included the Hendersons, Vici Kids, Nylies, Kelly's Kids, Reserves, and All Nations. (2)

	Eight clubs belonged to the Dubuque Bowling League when it was re-organized in September 1915. The season began on October 4 at the B. M. Fitzgerald alleys. President of the League was William Stillson. Victor Dress was the vice-president and Paul Mannstedt was the secretary /treasurer.		Eight clubs belonged to the Dubuque Bowling League when it was re-organized in September 1915. The season began on October 4 at the B. M. Fitzgerald alleys. President of the League was William Stillson. Victor Dress was the vice-president and Paul Mannstedt was the secretary /treasurer.
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	1. "A Bowling League," ''Dubuque Herald'', April 7, 1900, p. 4		1. "A Bowling League," ''Dubuque Herald'', April 7, 1900, p. 4

			2. "Standing of the Clubs," ''Dubuque Herald'', November 24, 1901, p. 9

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	DUBUQUE BOWLING LEAGUE. Eight clubs belonged to the Dubuque Bowling League when it was organized in September 1915. The season began on October 4 at the B. M. Fitzgerald alleys. President of the League was William Stillson. Victor Dress was the vice-president and Paul Mannstedt was the secretary /treasurer.		DUBUQUE BOWLING LEAGUE. The Dubuque Bowling League was organized in 1900 with representatives from six local clubs. The president was [[SCHRUP, Nicholas J. Sr.\|Nicholas J. SCHRUP, Sr.]] (1)

			Eight clubs belonged to the Dubuque Bowling League when it was re-organized in September 1915. The season began on October 4 at the B. M. Fitzgerald alleys. President of the League was William Stillson. Victor Dress was the vice-president and Paul Mannstedt was the secretary /treasurer.

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			1. "A Bowling League," ''Dubuque Herald'', April 7, 1900, p. 4

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	DUBUQUE BOWLING LEAGUE. Eight clubs belonged to the Dubuque Bowling League when it was organized in September 1915. The season began on October 4 at the B. M. Fitzgerald alleys. President of the League was William Stillson. Victor Dress was the vice-president and Paul Mannstedt was the secretary /treasurer.		DUBUQUE BOWLING LEAGUE. Eight clubs belonged to the Dubuque Bowling League when it was organized in September 1915. The season began on October 4 at the B. M. Fitzgerald alleys. President of the League was William Stillson. Victor Dress was the vice-president and Paul Mannstedt was the secretary /treasurer.

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DUBUQUE BOWLING LEAGUE. Eight clubs belonged to the Dubuque Bowling League when it was organized in September 1915. The season began on October 4 at the B. M. Fitzgerald alleys. President of the League was William Stillson. Victor Dress was the vice-president and Paul Mannstedt was the secretary /treasurer.