Herzog Named Cincinnati Reds Manager By Board of Directors
Cincinnati reports Charles Lincoln Herzog of Ridgeley Maryland will manage the Reds next season after securing by President Garry Herrmann and Catcher Grover Hartley in a trade with the New York Giants for Bob Bescher. Herzog signed after a board meeting, with telegrams from Joe Tinker offering congratulations.
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Charles Lincoln
Herzece
Ridgeley
Maryland
Garry Herrmann
Grover Hartey
New York* Giants
Bob Bescher
Cincinnati Reds
Board of
Giant Star
Herzog
Joe Tinker
Tinker
Charley
Herrmann
Baseball Talk in Court Ends in Courtroom Comedy
Arthur Bues once a Giant faced speeding charges on the coast while en route to marriage. In the car with him were his fiancée and pitcher Charley Schmutz who took the lead before the Tacoma judge. Schmutz used a baseball lingo defense claiming a squeeze play and a hit and run to avoid a boot.
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Ae Warades
Seattle
Tacoma
Amps
Art
2 000 New Woolens Lyford Bros East Side and West End
Lyford Bros announce new woolens on the East Side and West End offerings. Local merchants promote 2 000 new woolens with retail emphasis and limited-time values for spring season shoppers.
Brickley Named Harvard Captain for 1914 Team
Cambridge Mass December 19 Charles B E Brickley hailed as Harvard football’s greatest player was elected captain of the Crimson for 1914 by the eighteen participants in the Yale game The unanimous vote reflects Brickley’s standout all around play on offense and defense and his enduring influence on Harvard football Brickley trained at Everett High Exeter and Harvard and has long been regarded as an all American back by experts.
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Everett High School
Exeter Academy
Swihart
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Charley Brickley
Everett
John Reilly
Giants
Andover
Princeton
Tigers
Charles River
Sapper O'Neal Wins In American Debut
Sapper O'Neal from England won his American debut at the Atlantic Garden A C New York last night defeating Fred Halsband another Englishman Halsband substituted for an injured opponent and complained of a broken right hand O'Neal displayed clever fighting following Jem Driscoll style rather than being the top English import.
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England
Atlantic Garden A. C
New York
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O'Neal
Jem
Driscoll
Young Brown
Halsband
Around the Circuit: Minor league guarantees and college notes
Eastern association magnates discuss a new rule requiring each minor league club to post a guarantee equal to half a month's salary. The proposal to take ten percent of receipts after each game faces resistance from larger clubs. Harvard names Charley Brickley captain. Yale debates campus policing. boxing and boxing odds anchor a crowded sports page with Stanford and New Haven tangled in reports.
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Wagner
Zeller
Pittsfield
Jim Clarkin
Hartford
Warns Murphy to Keep Hands Off Tinker Case Causes Baseball Spat
In Cincinnati the Tinker affair sparks a sharp back and forth between Brooklyn president Ebbetts and Chicago president Murphy. Ebbetts demands Murphy stop negotiating with Tinker while Murphy praises the deal and says he will aid Brooklyn. The exchange cites the National League rule that Tinker belongs to Brooklyn.
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Tinker
Cincinnati
Ebbete
Brooklyn
Murphy
Chicago
Ebbets
Tesreau and Reb Russell on Coast in San Diego
In San Diego California Reb Russell of the White Sox pitching corps keeps his off season form in the California winter league. Russell works weekly in the box and has defeated strong southwest teams alongside Jeff Tesreau. Chief Meyers handles bar duties after leaving the globe otters in Vancouver. In Newark Lazar Sternberg and Rosa Wolff caused train trouble while Adolph Kubaszewsky was found guilty of murdering Mrs Mary Belinski last April.
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Cal
Reb” Russell
White Sox
Russell
Southwest
Jeff Tesreau
Meyers
Tesreau
Globeotters
Vancouver
Newark
N. J
Lazar Sternberg
Rosa Wolff
Adolph Kubaszewsky
Mary Belinski
Yost Football Heroes Banquet at Bridgeport Club
Remington Yost football heroes held their annual banquet at the Bridgeport club with factory officials and press in attendance. Guests Yale students Weldon Donahue and Jerry Griffin entertained with piano and songs while manager Keenan and Coach McCormack spoke.
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Remington Yost
Bridgeport
Weldon Donahue
Jerry Griffin
Yale
Keenan
Jack Hughes
Heidelburg
Yost
Mahree
M. J. Clabby
C. W. Burgess
Ilion
N. Y
Tom Keenan
McCormack
Robinson
Doc Adams
Yosts
Rosenpanny
Baker
Abbott
Flanagan
Hughes
Tillinghast
Silva Lachance
Reilly
Moshier
Seeley
Hallopin
Jjura
Casey
Carroll
Noonan
Loveday
Hurle
H. L. Johnson
Cooper
W. Keating
E Byrnes
Adams
E. Marcello
Freeman
McKenney
Wright
Norris
Horkheimer
F. White
Finn
Smith
Nolan
Hettinger
Burges
Clabby
Griffin
Donohue
Alderman Refuses 5000 Dollar Pay Increase
New York report notes George McAneny opposes a proposed rise for the board of aldermen president from 5000 to 10000 yearly. The measure passed the aldermen and faced mayor elect Mitchell support before being withdrawn at the board of estimate meeting. A separate London note records a chancery injunction blocking H H McPike of San Francisco from disposing Walter E McCreery's English furniture and effects amid questions of competency.
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George McAneny
Manhattan
Board of Aldermen
Board of Estimate
Elec
Mitchell
McAneny
London
Chancery Court
H. H. McPtke
San Francisco
England
Walter E. McCreery
United States
Scholarships for Harvard Men
Harvard undergraduates receive scholarships announced in Cambridge Massachusetts on December 19. Charley Brickley the football captain earned an Edward E Coolidge scholarship worth 200 dollars. Eddie Mahan also earned a decennial scholarship. Other football men earning scholarships were R R Cowen H A Gilman Walter H Trumbull L C Curtis T J Coolidge and R Curtis. Harvard distributes eighty two thousand dollars yearly in scholarships or loans, mostly outright, with indefinite repayment.
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Mass
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Charley Brickley
Edward E. Coolidge
Eddie Mahan
R. R. Cowen
H. A. Gilman
Walter H. Trumbull
L. C. Curtis
T. J. Coolidge
R. Curtis
Heenan’s Waterloo Revisited in Boxing History
The article recalls the 1863 Heenan King bout in England ending after 24 rounds with Heenan allegedly poisoned or dopey. It notes Heenan’s career, marriages, and later claims that boxers historically cite a dopey alibi before fights. It also lists 1887 Kilrain Smith draw in France and 1890 Kilrain loss to Corbett, plus other boxing milestones and figures.
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John C. Heenan
Tom King
Heenan
England
Benicia
Wheenan
Tom Sayers
Sayers
Sam Hurst
Jem Mace
Mace
King
Adah Menken
Alexander Dumas
Charles Dickens
Jake Kilrain
Jem Smith
France
John L. Sullivan
Charley Mitchell
Chantilly
John L
Richburg
Miss
Jake
John
Kilrain
Jim Corbett
John Heenan
Johnny Conlon
Earl Benning
Memphis
Sweater Sleeve Persists as Man Is Rescued at Bottling Plant
William Leary of 68 Gilmore Street narrowly escaped serious injury at the Home Brewing Co plant yesterday afternoon when his sleeve caught on a belt in the bottling room. He was pulled toward the ceiling before the sweater tore free, allowing him to fall to the floor. He was transported to Bridgeport Hospital by ambulance with shoulder contusions as the only injuries.
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Gilmore Stret
Home Brewing Co
Bridgeport Hospital
Alling Rubber Store Ad and Glenwood shooting incident
An Alling Rubber Store advertises Christmas gifts while a separate report notes Adv. George Titsworth, while hunting near Glenwood New Jersey, raising a gun under a fence and shooting the calf of his leg. one ear already gone, with the incident described as a fight or confrontation.
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Adv
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N. J
England Moves Toward Boxing Board of Control
England advances toward a national board to regulate professional boxing. Negotiations between the London National Sporting Club, Royal Navy and Army Boxing association aim to frame rules for Britain with potential reciprocity with the International union. Likely president would be Lord Lonsdale. Bettinson, Corri, and Angle named as key figures. An American push for a parallel federation is urged as the next step. Joliet derailment: an express prevented by automatic derailment gear.
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International Union
France
London National Sporting Club
Royal Navy
Army Boxing Association
National Sporting Club
London
Army and Navy Association
Supreme Authority
The
Pen
Lord Lonsdale
Bettinson
Eugene Corri
John Bernard Angle
Wrestlers After Gotch For Matches
The wrestling world debates Gotch’s retirement amid a flurry of challengers from many nationalities. Promoters push for title bouts as a crowded field, led by Gotch’s strongest rivals, seeks a return to the title before spring.
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