Indoor Baseball League To Play First Game Soon
The indoor baseball season opens Sunday afternoon December 14 at the Armory with familiar stars and new teams joining. The league reorganizes under President Daiker with officers Phelan Newhall Belser Dahlman and Krehbiel. Avon dale and Avondale field new managers Gordon Weil and others as Centrals Crescents and Continuation defend the pennant chasing honors. A meeting is set for next Wednesday at 123 Fast Ninth Street to finalize the schedule.
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Armory
Price Hill
Potters
U. S
Centrals
Crescents
Avon~dale
Ae Daiker
Daiker
Armateur Baseball Commission
W. \. Phelan
Bob Newhall
Bob Belser
Benny Dahlman
George Krehbiel
J. Howard Renshaw
Amateur Baseball Commission
F. A. Herschede
Ruckstuhl “Brothers
Avondale
Gordon Weil
Fast Ninth Street
Shamrocks and Celts Play a Tie in City Football
The Celts failed to win the city championship, only managing a scoreless tie against the Shamrock boys. Shamrock fullback Mickels and end provided large gains as Celts players underperformed aside from Clif Foscula and Tilly Scheuller who showed effort.
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Celts
Shamrock Boys
Clif Foscula
Tilly Scheuller
Shamrocks
Mickels
Shamrock
All Auburn Price Hill Game Postponed by Weather
The All Auburn game at Crowe's Park was called off due to poor field conditions. Price Hill coach Mrs Burkhart was ready in uniform but could not play. If weather allows, the game will be played next Sunday.
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Price
Crowe's Park
Electro Medical Institute Offer in Cincinnati Ad
An advertisement promotes treatment at the Electro Medical Institute in Cincinnati offering electricity as a cure for all diseases. It invites relatives and friends to consult Dr. George F. Hermann at 2911-2913 Vinestreet with free consultation and encourages stopping by 2011 street. The notice notes evening hours and a female attendant with Avon phone contact.
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Cincinnati
Electro Medical Institute
Vinestreet
Balborg
George F. Hermann
Hermann
Avon
Ouimet Tops 1913 Amateur Golf Rankings
Francis Ouimet is named the best amateur in the country in the official 1913 ranking, ahead of champion Jerome Travers whom Ouimet beat in the national open. Travers is listed second, Chick Evans third, Warren Wood fourth, John G. Anderson fifth, and Walter Travis sixth, with Travis dropping from third in 1912.
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Francis Ouimet
Ouimet
Jerome Travers
Vardon
Ray
Chick Evans
Warren Wood
John G. Anderson
Walter Travis
Travis
Quinnet
High School Basketball Schedules Ready for Season Start
Readable fragments show many upcoming games among Woodward Highland Covington Norwood Stivers Madisonville and Milford. The schedules list dates from December to March with numerous pairings against Ohio Military Institute Ohio Mechanics Institute and University School, reflecting a busy prep basketball circuit.
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Highland
Middletown
Ohio Mechan
Ohio Mill- Institute
Covington
Zinaton
Madisonvi
Stivers
Lexington
Aurora
Covinetin
Open
Norwood
Woodward
Steele
Franklin
Mt. Healthy
Brookville
Ind
Ohio Military Institute
East Night High
Madisonville
Milford High School
Aurora High School
Woodward High School
Bellevue
Ludlow
East Night High School
Milford
Highlands School
Ohio Dental College
Ohio Miliary
Ohio Mechanics Institute
University School
University ‘School
Frankin
Hamilton
Ohio’ Military Institute
Madisonsville
Bellevue High School
Ohio
Military Institute
Bellevue Boys and Girls
Ludlow High School
Highland School
Alumni
Ohio College Dental Surgery
Old Timer Edmond Therrien Dies in New Bedford
Edmond Therrien, once a noted baseball catcher born in Canada fifty-two years ago, died recently. He first appeared professionally in 1884 with the Bast Saginaw Club of the Northwestern League. He later played for Peoria in the New England league. Football and basketball notes mention the Y M H A basketball team routing East Night High School Juniors 50 to 14, highlighting passing and teamwork. For game inquiries, contact D. Grossman at 415 Clinton Street, West R467.
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Woodward High School
New Bedford
Mass
Edmond Therrien
Therrien
Canada
Bast Saginaw
Peoria
New England Clube
D. Grossman
Clinton Street
West
Mars and Conley Ready for Hard Battle Tonight
Mars and Conley prepare for a tough bout at the Lyceum Theater with both in peak form. A win could place Mars among top contenders, while Conley seeks to prove his past victories over strong rivals. Also on the card are Alvie Weiseh and Kid Leders in a long anticipated clash, with their prior bout ending in a Leder knockout before the count. The first prelim starts at 8 15.
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Mars
Conley
Lyceum Theater
Goldie
Pittabarg
Benny Govern
St. Louis
Pittabure
Ah Avery
Aly
Kilbane
Mark
Corey
Alvie Weiseh
Kid Leders
Tee Hebragh's
Leder
Mille
De Sales Dark Horse For City Basketball Title
De Sales Walnut Hills team coached by Amos Hogrebe aims for the city championship. Dunlap leads a skilled lineup including Schilderink Gilhigan Loughead Perring Austenhoit and Eddie Buck. The squad schedules out of town games with Hamilton A C Aurora Moores Hill Lawrenceburg Hillsburg and others and will contest Christ Church Gym and Frairs for the title.
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de Sales Five
Walnut Hills
Archie Stevens
Christ Church
Stevens
Amos Hogrebe
J. Paul
Dunlap
Hogrebe
Schilderink
Gilhigan
Loughead
Perring Austenhoit
Eddie Buck
Tpe
Gilligan
de Sale
Hamilton
A. C
Aurora
Moores Hill
Lawrenceburg
Hillsburg
Gym
Frairs
Sanctions Four Indoor Meets by A A F
Ray Redmond, Cincinnati A A F physical director, left for Chicago as a delegate to the Western A A U after a Saturday University Club meeting, where four local indoor meets were sanctioned. The carnival is set for February 7 under the YMCA, with February 21 featuring a public school meet and an open high school meet in the afternoon and a second open meet on March 7.
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Ray Redmond
Cincinnati
Chicago
Western A. A. U
Cincinnati A. A. F
University Club
Fultz Denies Fed Signed Players Plan Fuming
J L Fultz of the Ponetra fraternity released a statement denying a report that many players had signed contracts with the Federal League in 1914. He warned that any player who signs before official approval could face expulsion and said the Advisory Board has not yet ruled on the contract. He indicated some players may sign once the plan is approved, but most will remain loyal to the fraternity.
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New York
Tee J. L. Fultz
Ponetraternity
Inet
Wall
Owmenha Ad
Eitier
Humber
Chance seeks Moose Jaw players for Yahkeed team
Pitcher Riuseeil Ford acting for Manager Frank Chance of the Yah keed has invited Moose Jaw of the Western Canada League to negotiate for Pitcher Concannon and First Baseman Norton. The Moose Jaw players have been highly recommended to Chance.
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Riuseeil Ford
Frank Chance
Yahkeed
Moose Jaw
Dicker
Concannon
Norton
Chance
Washington stockholders embrace dividends and publicity
In Washington it was once a patriotic duty to buy stock during the baseball era. Recently a dividend of 20 percent was declared and stockholders have become convinced that the combination of Clark Griffith Walter Johnson and publicity pays.
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Washington
Clark’ Griffith
Walter Johnson
Noted Pug To Wed In the Springtime
Miss Margaret Loughran wife-to-be of boxer Packey McFarland plans a spring wedding after her parents relented on the match. The bride’s father is ill, delaying the ceremony. McFarland is described as temperate, well-read, and intent on law studies after boxing.
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Margaret Loughran
Packey McFarland
Packey
Miss Loughran
Mr. Loughran
Youngster to Meet Joe Mandot in Ten-Round Windsor Fight
Patay Drouillard prepares to box Joe Mandot in Windsor next Wednesday night in a ten round bout. The Detroit youngster displays confidence and ambition, aiming to establish himself among the world's top lightweights by defeating the Louisiana Frenchman.
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Joe Mandot
Windsor
Americas
Detroit
Dec
Patey Drovillard
New Orleans
Drouillard
Gulf
Mexico
Griffith Will Try to Land Mitchell
Washington December 7 Special to The American Mike Mitchell right fielder Pittsburg team former Red right fielder is a target of Manager Griffith form Cincinnati who will attend the National league meeting in New York Griffith plans talks with Clarke to obtain Mitchell Clarke may demand playing material in exchange and Griffith hopes to land a catcher amid many players for sale this week in New York Meyer Griffith feels hopeful for a trade benefiting his team
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Washington
Mike Mitchell
Pittsburg
Griffith
Cincinnati
New York
Clarke
Pirates
Mitchell
Meyer Griffith
Dots Miller Joins Golf Craze Among Baseball Veterans
Pittsburg Pi rates star Dots Miller becomes the latest major leaguer to take up golf. He joins famed peers Christy Mathewson Chief Bender Johnny Evers Hack Engel and Joe Woods in praising golf as the sport best suited to a ball player.
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Dots” Miller
Pittsburg Pirates
Christy Mathewson
Chief Bender
Johnny Evers
Hack” Engel
Joe Woods
Dote
Eleven Players Named for Football Team and Roles
The article lists players from multiple colleges who were named to an eleven featuring positions and kicking duties. Notable names include Neubach Notre Dame left guard. Mobitteell Marietta left tackle. Drickley Everett left end. Thorpe Carlee right end. Capron Minnesota left half. Mathewson Bucknell full back. Brickley Harvard on payroll. Hoblitzell Cincinnati and Reulbach Notre Dame among others.
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Storm
Neubach
Notre Dame
Mobitteell
Marietta
Drickley
Everett
Huerine
Cincinnati
Quarterbeck Thorpe
Carlee
Walfhack Capron
Minnesota
Mathewson
Tucknell
Capron
Thorpe
Lord
Colby
Brickley
Harvard
Chief Johnson
Reds
Warneer
California
Pacific Coast
Muggines
University of Cincinnati
Birmingham
Cornell
Reulbach
Hoblitzell
Bob Fitzsimmons to Become Movie Actor
Bob Fitzsimmons signs with a moving picture concern to star in a drama of pugilism and love written by Robert H. Davis. The script has his son Bob Jr meeting his father in a tale where the younger is bigger and trained to surpass his famous sire in the ring.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Moving Picture
Robert H. Davis
Bob
Bob, Jr
Bob, Sr
Hoodoo at First Base May Haunt Manager Joe Birmingham
Manager Joe Birmingham declares candidacy for first base next season as a Hoodoo old trend or superstition tracks baseball history. The piece notes past managers players like Jake Stahl Hal Chase Frank Chance Harry Davis and George Stellwall attempted both roles with no lasting fix.
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Joe Birmingham
Joe
Jake Stahl
Hal Chase
Frank Chance
Harry Davis
George Stowall
Carey and Glendale teams clash in Wednesday night game
The Carey basketball squad opens the season next Wednesday at Glendale against Glendale A. C. Also the Hamilton Y M C A. faces the Glandales that same evening.
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Carey
Glendale A. C
Glendale
Hamilton Y. M. C. A
Glandales
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