Herzog May Be Manager Hope Sparks Red Sox Talk
The Red directors weigh candidates from the Giants and consider Buck Herzog or Hobby as next season’s manager. They will decide after meeting Herzog, while fans favor Hobby if Tinker cannot return. Mersey Wan hints at quitting baseball to avoid a Cincinnati move amid ownership talks.
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Gossip of the Sport World Amid Tinker and Trade Talk
Rumors swirl around Charley Ebbetts and a possible Joe Tinker deal to Brooklyn. Mentions of Mona Rika and Admiral Fletcher, Camp All American selections, and scouting for new owners surface. References to Tigers Temmany Detroit Princeton, Dick Hoblitzel, and a potential Ax Red pennant bid with Dodgers. Training notes place Athletics in Jacksonville and Cardinals in St Augustine, Fla.
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Mona Rika
Admiral Fletcher
Jessie McCann
First Regiment Baseball Team To Open At Armory
The First Regiment, led byapis Leon Pedeseni of the First eld Trespital Corpe, fields a strong team with William Klein and OMoete as battery. Dr Clarence Betanerie serves as secretary. The Bt. Xavier Juniors seek games with teams averaging 120 pounds.
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Five Goals by Brickley Noted in Yale Harvard Clash
The latest football game between Yale and Harvard on November 25 drew attention to Brickley’s five field goals. Statistician Parke Davis reviews past games to find similar records, citing 1840s play and Nebraska, noting Brickley’s 24 30 36 and 21 yard kicks with a 29 yard goal.
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Unclear fragmentary sports note from early Indiana paper
Fragmentary report mentions Chick Gandil with Senators planning a split schedule at West Baden Springs and Charlottesville training ahead. Indistinct items reference St Marys players, a contact at 1182 Banklick Street, and Detrow, Bobby Veach, and Indianapolis return plans for next fall.
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Sport Snapshots and Rivalry Echoes Across a Rough Season
The column recalls tense baseball and boxing moments from earlier days. It notes disputed calls by Tim Hurst and heated exchanges with McCarty and Packey McFarland, plus Oliphant's single minded effort to support his Purdue football career through hard work and dual jobs.
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Griffith to keep present outfield intact for 1914
The Washington Nationals plan to field Dee Shanks in left, Clyde Milan in center, and Dan Mocker in right for the 1914 season. No gardener replacement is anticipated unless for emergency, and Griffith aims to keep the same lineup aside from pitching additions led by Wetter Johnson.
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Many Youngsters Behind the Bat
The article reviews promising young catchers in 1914 including Wally Schang and Schalk with the Athletics. It notes Steve ONeill's breakout season and compares Land and Carrish to him. It mentions Gonsett as a non hitting but strong arm Yankee pitcher and Agnew of the Browne as a rising backstop in fast company.
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Sheckard to Manage Toledo Team Sparks Fan Interest
Fans eagerly anticipate Jimmy Sheckard return as Toledo manager after his star years with the Chicago Cubs. The ex outfielder, signed by the Feds last season, is praised for his knowledge of the old Cub machine and its famed mechanical play and grit.
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Patented Toe Cap Aids Brickley In Football
The article discusses Charley Brickley of Harvard using a patented toe cap on his right shoe. The cap fits over the toe, presents a flat surface for the ball to contact, and includes a spike on the sole to anchor the attachment.
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Tommy Murphy Aged Challenger Still Fights For Belt
The veteran pugilist known as Harlem Tommy Murphy is described as the sport’s hard luck champion. Despite long odds and near misses against past titleholders, Murphy remains active in the lightweight ranks and recently faced Wile Ruela for a belt shot before the bout was canceled.
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Girls Forming Football Team Hopes Across State Lines
Carrie Burkhart coaches a planned female football squad from Price Hill who say they will form a fifteen and schedule games against men in Kentucky Ohio towns. Young women from Covington express interest and seek spots on the team amid growing support and local manager efforts.
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Carrie Burkhart
Champirn Price Hill
Mathewson Dominates NL Pitching Averages
Christy Mathewson leads National League pitching totals with a 2.06 earned runs per nine innings and 1,195 batters faced in 206 innings. The Giants posted 4.4 runs per game while Mathewson allowed 6.5 hits per game and issued 21 walks in 34 complete games.
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St. John Crescents Win Narrow Victory Over Cascades
The St. John Crescents defeated the St. Bonaventura Cascades 29 to 9 at the St. John gym last night. Crescent for ward was the feature. The St. John vs Bonaventura game was stopped due to unnecessary roughness by a vigitor.
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Local pug aims bouts for Kid Little in Cincinnati
Manager William Frizzell trains Kid Little a local featherweight for matches with any 120 pound boy in Cincinnati. Frizzell also coaches Skin Broctor and Skin Sells of the Eleanor Athletic Club Mt Adams for a ten mile roster skating race on Washington's Birthday. The boys completed the full course last night in fifty five minutes.
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Fancy skating contest semi finals set at New Rink
The semi finals of the graceful skating contest are planned for Friday evening at the New Rink. A Tuesday preliminary win went to Miss Helen Jones and Biff Mitchell for their unusual skill, a popular judge’s choice.
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Bells and Redland notes mix of sport and verse
A jumble of poetry and sports commentary recounts holiday themes and a film mishap with Cap Ankon’s pension, plus criticisms of Redland leadership and a tangential sports decision. The piece mixes reflective verse with pointed local opinion on directors and management.
Langford retires as football official after storied career
In a discussion about Western colleges, observers note Langford's retirement from the referee district in football. The trio of Langford Snow and Falls is praised as the best all around officials, with concern over replacing Langford's class.
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Yost Comment on Michigan Harvard Dustup Sparks No Change
A city desk summary notes Harry C. Yost denied saying Michigan could beat Harvard easily. He urged avoiding unprovable arguments and dismissed the heated chatter as criticism, not a real sporting dispute.
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Girls Form Indoor Basketball Leagues in City Meeting
City girl basketball teams plan two leagues named Girls High School and Girls Independent Basketball Leagues to give weaker teams a chance. An inter league series will cap the season with champions facing off, and all managers are urged to attend at Brendamour's club rooms tomorrow afternoon. The text notes the St Louis Browns led the American League with 124 double plays a marginal remark about run cutting.
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St. Louia
Wrestling Bouts Open Tonight at Standard Theater
Gus Kuvaris faces Young Oleson in the first of a series of wrestling bouts staged in Cincinnati every Thursday. After the opener, Billy Schober the welterweight champion will pay any local man $1 a minute as long as he stays on the mat with him.
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The Liver and Health Risks Promoted by Dr Hermann
A dubious medical notice touts liver health claims and the supposed benefits of a treatment by Geo. F. P. Hermann. The ad urges readers to consult him for evaluation and mentions a discount offer and contact at Air Vine Street.
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