Herzog Strongly Tipped as Cincinnati Manager
Charlee Lincoln Herzog emerges as a candidate for the Cincinnati manager role. Giants President Hempstead may allow negotiations with Garry Herrmann, while Cincinnati official Harry Stephens denies a trade. Secretary Stephens notes no deal yet and Herrmann promises a decision before the season. John Tener says the sport resists trust control and supports league competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stephens
Cincinnati
Joe Fuaker
New York
Herzog
Fletcher
Stephens
Herrmann
Cincinnat
John K. ‘Tener
National League
League
Hashall Ie
Irish American A C to send team to Athens Olympics
Irish American Athletic Club selects Melvin W. Sheppard to lead a 10 man squad for the Athens Olympic Games in May next year. The team will train through winter to be fit for the invasion, with members from Boston Chicago and San Francisco funded by their clubs.
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New York
Melvin W. Sheppard
Athens
Uited
Sheppard
Brst
Chase
Hoston
Chicago
San Francisco
Mariner
United States
England
Germany
Sweden
France
Woodward Hi Starts Basketball Practice
The Woodward High basketball team began practice yesterday with Captain Huendel predicting one of the fastest teams in years. Seven promising players answered Captain Haenhile’s call and may form the core as two additional squads are organized and the top five are promoted to the first team. Woodward opens with Highland at Woodward.
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Woodward ‘High
Huendle
Woodward
Cartain ‘Faetilile
Rial
Capetain Haenhile
Burt
Selzer
Mueller
Mazier
Culbertson
Becker
McKee
Schwartz
Highland
Electric Kidney Treatment Promoted by Dr Hermann
A short medical notice claims electricity treats kidney ailments and gouty and neuralgic conditions. It credits Dr F H Hermann of Cincinnati Ohio and mentions urate deposits as the target, offering further investigation at a phone number.
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F. Hermann
Vine St
Cincignati
Ohio
Offica
Two Wards on Gym Basketball Team
After a water delay the Cincinnati Gym basketball team resumed practice and 15 men responded to Captain K Hill. Emin returned to play after a two week injury as the regulars defeated a pickup squad without being scored on. Bob Ward of Chicago joins as center and impressed with six goals in seven chances.
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Cincinnati ‘Gym
K. Hill
Cath
Emin
Bob Ward
Chicago
Ward
De Sales Telephone Quintet poised to surge this season
De Sales will prove a major factor this year as the Telephone Quintet grows stronger with two new stars. On Wednesday they beat Ohio Dental College 50 to 4 with Dentists managing only one field goal. Joe Perring and Schilderink with Loughead starred. Next Wednesday they face De Bakes.
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Ohio Dental College
Ie Dentiste
Joe Perring
Schilderink
Loughead
Meet
The
de. Bakes
Northside Juniors Face Evanston in 125-Pound Title Clash
The Northside Juniors meet the Evanston Juniors Sunday at Evanston to decide the 125 pound championship and potentially claim the Brendamour Junior title. Northside, city champions last year, boast an undefeated defensive record this season. Northside players must report for practice at Robers Gym Friday night.
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Northside
Evanston
Lampe
Brendamour
Robers Gym
Boxing's aging stars and a turbulent National League past
The column notes aging boxers like Ad Wolgast Abel Attell and Bat Nelson and the brutal grind of weight cutting shortening careers. It then reviews National League presidents from Buckley to Lynch, highlighting turbulent governance and hopes for a steadier new era under John T Bush or Thomas J Lynch.
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Pulliam
Pingley
John ‘T. Bush
Brinh
Thomas
Lynch
National League
Alf
Christ Church Opens Season Against Springfield Collegians
Christ Church basketball team prepares for the season opener versus the Springfield Collegians at home. Director Frank Phillips drives efforts for a championship run after a strong showing in a recent scrimmage against the second team.
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Christ Church
Tan
Springfield Collegians
Frank Phillips
Secon
Devlin Primed as Defensive Challenge to Melzer at Lyceum
Devlin trains with Leo Roux and the Cuban Wonder ahead of a Monday night bout with Eddie Melzer at the Broadway Athletic Club Lyceum Theater. The Philadelphian seeks to test Melzer’s power and keep him busy with sharp defense and rapid combinations.
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Leo Roux
Eddie Melzer
Broadway Athletic Club
Lyceum Theater
Devlin
Cincinnati
Cino Athletic Club
Melzer
He Tig
Great Play, Even If It Failed To Work, Says Evers
In old Cubs days a celebrated practice on a hidden play nearly worked. Frank Chance feinted toward home, Kling pitched out, and Evers attempted a sprint to first. A misthrow sent Evers sprawling but the tactic yielded several later successes, though perfect timing remained wishful.
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Evers
Frank Chance
Kling
Johnny Evar
Firet
Blankenship
Chance
Kitog
Ford Wise Blankenship
King
Giants Seek Rube Marquard Swap for Nap Rucker
At a National League meeting in New York the Giants push to trade Rube Marquard for a pitcher of equal value and fan appeal. They aim to acquire Nap Rucker of Brooklyn, with Brooklyn demanding an extra player or two and some cash in the deal.
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New York
Giants
Rube Marquard
Rube
McGraw
Nap Rucker
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Two Star Swimmers Join Gymnasium Team
The Gym swimming team welcomed two new members from Princeton University, Harrington Green and brother Bob Harrington. Bob Harrington set a 65 foot plunge distance record and Princeton competitors previously held three marks, with showing speed and style noted in practice.
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Moe
Harrington Green
Brother Bob
Princeton University
Bob Harrington
Harrington
Princeton
Kaseel
Spotlight on Grantland Rice and Nabisco in Politics
A fragmented political influence piece rails at President Lynch and Governor Tener. It critiques the National League’s dignity and influence, noting claims about football discussion with Harry Costello of Georgetown and praising Wagner of Pittsburgh University as a top player.
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Phor
EJ. W
Harry Costello
Georgetown
Costello
Wagner
Pittsburg University
Surging on to April MLB managers seek added first class men
National League leaders meet and conclude that three or four clubs could become champions with the addition of one or two top players. Giants still atop. two well-placed recruits could push Phillies Pirates Cubs and Boston past their rivals. A year after a bleak outlook the Braves could rebound with new talent under Stallings as eight arrivals previously seemed unlikely to help.
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Giants
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chicago
Boston
Stallings
Mr. Stallings
Intersectional Football Concept Gains Public Regard
Discussion promotes yearly matchups between sections as a major feature with higher tone and lasting rivalries. The piece notes lack of east west tradition and predicts broader interest but less frenzy, citing a National League meeting and the buoyant mood around F. Clarke of Pi.
Box Score Banter and Sports Nonsense From the Press
A curio of sports talk riffs on football box scores and touchdowns names. The column riffs on ranking Yale vs Colgate and White Sox vs Athletics while tossing in jabberwocky asides and quips about sourcing touchdowns and players in a roundabout, humorous fashion.
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O. K
Robinson’ Crusoe
Davy
Yale
Colgate
White Sox
Athletics
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Charlee Lincoln Herzog
Hempstead
Hameman
Garry Herrmann
Herger
Cincindati
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Lfe
A. C
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City Basket
Bell Tite
Old Malvern
Willie Ritchie
iSport
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Ad Wolgast
Abel Attell
Bat Nelson
Ad Weilgant
Geers. Dean
Rascal
Cy Young
Barney Oldfield
William Larned
Jerome Travers
Joe Gans
Trai
John K. Tener
Thomas J. Lynch
Morgan G. Buckley
William A. Hurlbert
Hurlbert
A. G. Mills
Mills
N. E. Young
Young
Nick
American
American League
National
Teague
Agsleb Ot Tan
Boner
John A. Heydler
Cubs
Themerives
Marquard
Grantland Rice
TENER
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Watt
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F. Clarke
Father Matty
Matty
J. MO. K
Eakers
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Walter
Johnson
Grif
Mackenbach
Clocionati
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Urinary
C. W. Mackenbach
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