Joe Thum Explained

Joe Thum was an American champion bowler[1] [2] [3] [4] that owned different bowling alleys in New York City starting in 1881 and going through the nineteenth century.[5] [6] [7] [8] He bowled to 1911.[9]

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  1. News: . "Dean of Bowling" now a New Yorker . . Brooklyn, New York . October 9, 1915 . .
  2. News: . New York's Bowling Champion . The Sun . New York, New York. June 10, 1893 . .
  3. News: . Here We Are . The Sun . New York, New York . January 21, 1891 . .
  4. News: . Bowling Tourney . Brooklyn Daily Eagle . Brooklyn, New York . December 16, 1892 . .
  5. News: . Among The Bowlers . New York Tribune . New York City . October 21, 1901 . .
  6. Book: Jordan Sprechman and Bill Shannon. This Day in New York Sports. Sports Publishing LLC. 1998. 253.
  7. News: . Monarch on Top in New York . Brooklyn Daily Eagle . Brooklyn, New York . November 14, 1894 . .
  8. News: . Bowling Notes . Brooklyn Daily Eagle . Brooklyn, New York . September 30, 1897 . .
  9. News: . Riddell is Beaten after a close Fight . Brooklyn Daily Eagle . Brooklyn, New York . January 12, 1911 . .

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