New Manager Herzog Leaves for Maryland Home
The Reds appoint Buck and President Herrmann sign a one year contract with Managerr Herzog. He departs the city at 2 PM for Maryland and will return January 5 when the national commission meets. He plans to study the club, add a seasoned outfielder and pitchers, and may pursue Sherwood Magee. Tinker talks and sale likely after meetings in Indianapolis.
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Herzog
John Hancock
Buck
Herrmann
Baseball
National Commission
Eeeta
Cincinnati
Reds
Geome
Sherwood Magee
Red
Ebbets
Joe Tinker
Indianapolis
Tough Job Being a Brother to Regular Pug
Freddie Anderson joins a lineage of boxing siblings as Bud Anderson trains for a famed contender era. The article notes the rough bonds and supportive role of younger brothers in combat camps and recalls Artie Bat Corbett and Joe Smith as contemporaries, reflecting maritime era athletic lore.
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Pug
Freddie Anderson
Bud Anderson
Kentucky
Uuth
Freddie
Isorie
Saas
Nelson
Artie
Bat
Jim Corbett
Smho
All-Stars Strengthen Lineup for Sunday Football Showdown
The All-Stars compose a team from Shamrocks Celts Christ Church Advent and Crimson to face a strong Sunday game at Crowe's Park Price Hill. Manager Hi Baurit expects a crowd and a clear read on top players for the season. New additions include Gin from Christ Church Stewart Celts and Price Hill resident Schuette eager to prove his skill.
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Joe Smith
Hil
Vearma
Hi Baurittell
Lick Ran Ias
Shamrocks
Celts
Christ Church
Advent
Crimson
Crowe's Park
Price Hill
Gin
Stewart
Schuette
Cin cinnati Bowling Assn Opens Bid Process for Next Year
The Cincinnati Bowling Association executive committee announced it will accept bids from alley owners on where the annual tournament will be held next year. President Al Reinhart denied unfairness in allocating the venue and said the tourney should not be moved to poorer locations.
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Cincinnati — Bowling Association
al Reinhart
Association
Yeater- Gay
Christ Church to Elect 1914 Team Leader Captain
The Christ Church football team will elect a captain and manager for next year. Favored candidates for captaincy are Faz Albers Norman Volz and Ed Alirens.
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Christ Church
the Christ, Church
Indoor athletic meets planned at Armory February 14
Bustle surrounds the YM YWCA amid mid winter indoor athletic events at the Armory. The first meet will be February 14 featuring interclass contests and dual meets with NC 7 Viv Covington M C A Newport Turners and Hamilton Yo M CA.
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Armory
N.C
Covington
M. C
Newport Turners
Hamilton Yo M. CA
Question on costs to soothe players after condemnations
The note asks the implied sum needed to appease Mesars Miller Robinson Wilson Butler and Dolan for being condemned to St. Locey, following a prior $10,000 figure used to soothe Joe Tinker over Brooklyn commitment.
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Joe Tinker
Brooklyn
Miller
Robinson
Wilson
Butler
Dolan
St. Locey
Griffith Seeks Seasoned Outfielder For Roster Depth
Clark Griffith, after returning from the National League meeting in New York, aims to add a seasoned outfielder to fortify the Washington team against injuries. He names candidates Mitchell or Wilson of Pittsburgh or Bates of Cincinnati and plans to pursue a deal before spring training.
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Washington
Griffith
New York
Joe Tinker
Cincinnati
Shanks
Acosta
Mitchell
Wilson
Pittsburg
Bates
Electricity Aids Cincinnati Medical Center Expansion
Thousands invest in a new Cincinnati institution offering electric treatments as a substitute for drugs and surgery. The facility brings advanced therapy once available only in New York Philadelphia and Europe, reducing the need for patients to travel for care. Dr. Geo F Hermano guides the venture with interest from the public and officials.
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Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Europe
Geo. F. Hermano
Feobarspogii Nomqeateyantvart Spa
Officer
Carr University of Baseball readies for big league aspirants
Charley Carr's San Antonio baseball academy announces full readiness to accept scholars and publish a pamphlet detailing goals. The campus features twenty diamonds and an array of instructors led by Donie Bugh and Lou Criger to tutor players aimed at fast progression to major league play.
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Carr University of Baseball
Charley Carr
San Antonio
Iin
the Carr
University of Baseball
Carr
Indy
Donie Bugh
Detroit
Lou Criger
Otto Williams
Carr Academy
Mr. Carr
Boneheads
Clase
World Series Coin Gets Auto Formed
Grand Rapids man Okas ny Lavan pays $400 debt to his father tied to his 1910 release from Muskegon, repaid from his World Series share after joining the Philadelphia Athletics. He used the winnings to buy an automobile, which he then gave to his father, canceling the old debt.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Okas Ny
Lavan
Muskegon Club
St. Louis
Philadelphia Athletics
Junior Club Seeks Games For Three Youth Teams
The Junior Club at Vine and Liberty plans three junior basketball teams after the holidays. The Torsions, 110 pounds, include Federle Koprina Goller Burst Bayer and captain Pennekamp. The Erics at 90 pounds feature Wilzbach Rieger Pohlmann Glandorf Miller Nessler as captain. The Alpines, 70 pounds, list Hauer Sauter Thiem Kron Wilmer Ernst Frank with captain. Call 1615 Vine Street.
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Vine and
Liberty
Torsions
Federle
Koprina
Goller
Burst
Bayer
John D. Pennekamp
Erics
Wilzbach
Rieger
Pohlmann
Glandorf
Miller
George Nessler
Alpines
Hauer
Sauter
Thiem
Kron
Wilmer
Ernst Frank
Consi Sama
Haddian Seks
Vine Street
New Year Boxing Card Promises All Star Matchups
Last night signatures finalized a New Year afternoon bout at Broadway A C. Harry Tracy from Philadelphia will face a local boy. A prelim adds depth to the card creating an all star lineup.
Young Men's Association Team Triumphs Over Str Anthony Five
The Y. M. A. team defeated the Str Anthony five by 49 to 16 in a late game. The clinic A. C. group, four years together, has lost only three times in that period and aims to add more wins this season.
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Str
Indoor League Lineups For 1913 14 Season
The official rosters for the Indoor Baseball League 1913 14 season list teams Crescenta Lipman Central Riley Avondale Pffeiffer Continuation wo4 5 eher Celte Kohle and Celte Kohle with managers and players including Lipman Heisel Ruck Bashang Holly Well and Lane.
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Crescenta Lipman
Ington
Heck
Kobel
H. Redeker
Dryling
Lang
Nunn
G. Redeker
Danny Fricke
Central—Riely
Heisel
Hopkins
BE. Ruck
J. Ruck
Ruck
Mayer
Bashang
Katz
Voltz
Liebing
Kitzen
Avondale
Pffeiffer
Caacher
Niele
Holte
Levine
Dahl
Groentein
Kiev
Tater
Gordon Well
Adams Claims Hard Luck Award Of Baseball Season
Sport Snap Shots profiles Jack Adams, catcher with Toledo and New Orleans, who endured a string of injuries including a broken left ankle, knee strain, ribs, and multiple finger fractures but still played well. The piece mentions his potential to join the American League via Cleveland and notes upcoming rule changes sparked by Nap catcher Steven O Neill that affect base runners when a catcher interferes with the batter.
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Jack Adams
New Orleans
Bic
Brush
Adams
Toledo
A. A
Cleveland
Charley
T and Wehey Wots
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Jimmy Austin
Nap
Austin
O'Neil
Go O'Neil
Naps
The Sportlight by Grantland Rice on K. Cole and baseball talk
Grantland Rice reflects on K. Cole and King Cote with a light tone. He jokes about Timker’s $11,600 yearly Dodgers salary versus potential Cardinal pay and questions the money era. He recalls Yale Harvard 1912 errors and a string of muffed punts.
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Yale
Harvard
Haughton
Forward Pass Joke Sparks Reactions Across Teams
Coach Haugtroo and Tad Jones push a forward pass joke as in West Point circles and Notre Dame arrival stirs talk. Max covers two fields while Frank Baker is brought in to bat. Baker’s right field hit creates a surplus if no wings are carried.
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Haugtroo
Tad Jones
West Point
Notre Dame
Max
Frank Baker
Baker
Michigan Faces Harvard Penn and Cornell Run After Saturdays
The piece compares upcoming schedules for Michigan Harvard and Penn with back-to-back games on Saturdays. It notes Harvard’s heavy slate including Penn State Michigan Princeton Yale Brown Georgetown Tufts and predicts a tough clash with W. and J. It suggests Harvard bets on Yale’s traditional defensive tactics to limit scoring in the Yale game.
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Penn
Michigan
Harvard
Cornell
State
Princeton
W. & J. Penn
Yale
Brown
Georgetown
Tufts
Crimson
Valuing BaseballGreats in a Hypothetical Trade
The writer assigns monetary worth to stars like Cobb Collins Johnson Mathewson and Walter Johnson, arguing Mathewson alone earned Giants over 600000 and noting Cobb Collins and Johnson as the era’s top assets. Wagner is mentioned as a valuable yet unnamed factor, while Tinker is considered saleable without disrupting a team.
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Tinker
Collins
Walter Johnson
Christy Mathewson
Ty Cobb
Johnson
Mathewson
Cobb
Giants
New York
Matty
Walter
Johnaor
April aims high for a duffer yet to prove himself
A columnist vents disappointment in New Haven and a blighted December scene. He laments boxing figures like Jess Willard Packey McFarland and proxy schemes while wondering about April developments in golf and local misfortunes. He criticizes promoters and directors for indecision and the public mood.
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New Haven
Yale
Jess Willard
Boer Rodel
Wolgast and Rivers Clash Over Lightweight Title Prospects
The piece reviews weight limits for fighters led by Willie Wolgast and Joe Rivers, noting Rivers’ best notch at 124 and 133 pound limits. It mentions Leach Cross and Freddie Welsh as 135 pounders, while predicting Joe Rivers may become world lightweight champion with proper care. Also mentions Attell Kilbane featherweight match plans and Connie Mack Athletica’s spring schedule against four NL clubs.
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Joe Levy
Rivers
Leach Cross
Freddie Welsh
Frank Barrier
Bud Anderson
Nat Goodwin
Joe Rivers
Ritchie
Cross
Leach
Joe
Connie Mack
Athletica
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Quakers
Brooklyn Dodgers
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Johnny Bates
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Wuce
Johnny Lavan
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Grantland Rice
K. Cole
OM King Cote
Grandold Cincinnati
Timker
Dodgers
Cardinals
Mag Carey
Wagner
Hans
Golf Development
Duffer
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Inetes
Packey McFarland
Packy
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Sineria
Proxy Wilson
Coleone Huerta
Gulf
Wolgast
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Able Attell
San Francisco
Coffroth
Attell
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KH Kane
J.S. Howell
M.D
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