Indoor League Opens With Two Local Games
The Cincinnati Indoor League opened with a double header at the O N G Armory. Avondale beat Continuation School 6 to 2 and the Central Turners defeated Crescenta 4 to 1. Eddington starred for the Centrals, while Kaucher was absent from the Central lineup.
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Crescenta
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Tewee
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Witte
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Stiafer
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Dali
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Acs
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Crescents
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Koebel
Cesaen
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DY Baedington
Centrals
Murphy Arrives for Talks on Cubs Shop Swap Plan
President Charles Webb Murphy of the Chicago Cubs arrived in Cincinnati and said he came on business besides baseball. He would meet Redlegs President Ebbets, but would not discuss trading Joe from the Dodgers without Ebbets's approach. Murphy denied wholesale swap talk and indicated he would trade only if it benefited the Cubs. He planned to stay until Tuesday morning.
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Ebbets
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Cubs
Fisher Improved May Give Mandot a Huge Surprise
The upcoming boxing match between Wart Fisher and Joe Mandot promises fierce action with title implications. Mandot eyes a shot at Ritchie, while Earl Fisher seeks to clinch future opportunities by beating top challengers. Harry Tracey joins the card at the Broadway club, facing a local opponent in a ten round bout.
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Mandot
Wart Fisher
Earl Fisher
Joe Mandot
Ritchie
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Eddie Murphy
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Broadway Club
Harry Tracey
Philly
Football Season Closes at Crowe's Park
The Cincinnati football season ends as the All-Stars vs the Lick Rum A. C. game at Crowe's Park, Price Hill, is canceled due to wet grounds. The Price Hill park will reopen for baseball in spring under Ed Callahan management with Sunday high-class club games.
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Dr G F Hermann Institute Improves Lung and bone diseases
A Cleveland area ad promotes the Dr G F Hermann Institute at 2911 Vine St Cincinnati Ohio offering free consultations for consumption of the lungs glands bones or joints claiming remarkable results. Readers are urged to inquire and ask the conductor to stop at the office for details.
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Avon
Couldn't See Why Veteran Did Not Get a Promotion
Charlie Doom a Phillies manager and semi pro catcher faced promotion dispute on a Fleischman team in N C. Mrs Fleischman protested a biased lineup placing him at catcher on opening day while Donahue, with two years on the squad, lingered out of the top spot.
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Donahue
Fired Cincinnati players could beat Reds roster
A proposed ball team made from fired Cincinnati players could top the Reds current lineup. The infield features Wheeler Jolteson, Miller Leading, Joe Tinker, Hans Labert, Hobingzell, Groh, Herzog, and Nichoff. Pitchers include Never, Fromme, Hes, Brennan, Cheney, and McLean.
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Matty
Lobert
Tinker
McLean
Christy Mathewson
Wheeler Joltiseon
Jeveland
Miller Ecing
St.Louis Cardinals
Joe Tinker
Brooklyn
Hans Labert
Philadelphia Nationals
Cincinnati Estates
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Groh
Herzog
Nichoff
Paskert
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Wernever
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Hes
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Don Fromme
New York
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Cheney
Chicago
Larry McLean
One Mathewson
Giants
Ing
Mike Mowrey
Eddie Grant
The
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Becker
Bits of Gossip Far Yingling and Baseball Rumors
Local baseball chatter notes Yingling from Brooklyn as a Reds option who can hit. Packy McParland called The Beauty Pug by Milwaukee fans amid Chicago and Indianapolis talk. Miller Huggins skates to stay in shape as Cincinnati managers face press scrutiny.
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Reds
Dayton
Ohio
Lab
Packy McParland
Milwaukee
Miller Huggins
Jeppery Lttle
Cardinals
Indians Want to Play Mt Adams Juniors for City Title
Mt Adams Indian Juniors seek a city championship clash with Northside Juniors after a 17 to 0 win over Irteh Lady last Sunday. Manager Herzog will take pitchers catchers and recruits to the Southern training camp a week early. Pitcher Joe Boghling of the Washington team declined a winter pitching offer from the Almendares club in Havana due to Manager Griffiths refusal.
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Joe Boghling
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Naps Seek Intermediate Games After Saturday Victory
The Christ Church Naps invite all Intermediate teams to arrange games on or off their floor. They defeated the YMCA Stars Saturday night. For game arrangements contact Albert Connolly, 18 Fourth street, city.
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Local Basket Ball Stars To Get Busy During Holidays
Basketball will be a Christmas luxury in Cincinnati with many games arranged at the Spalding Booking System. Girls teams across the city draw strong interest, alongside high school stars in clubs. Covington C A C lost 38 to 30 to Dayton Gymnasts, though C A C showed grit in the second half. The Gymnasts have been a tough test for St Marys Cadets, noted as strong.
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Spalding
Covington C. A. C
Dayton
King
St. Mary's
Herzog Faces Infield Dilemma After Egan Exit
Charlies Herzog, left without Egan who moves to Prooklyn, must urgently recruit infielders capable of filling Bir Richard's utility role for the Rhinelanders. Johnny Dodge won’t suffice as a regular hitter, so Herzog plans to search for a steady infielder when the National Commission meets in January.
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Prooklyn
Charlies Herzog
Buck
Bir
Richard
Rhinelanders
Lynch
Herzog
Johnny Dodge
National Commission
Church Five Looks Like World Beater
Basketball experts declare Christ Church Five one of the best on Cincinnati floors. They easily disposed of the Kornbatters, Columbus champions, with near perfect passing and team play, rivaled only by Buffalo Germana in history.
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Cincinnati
Kornbatters
Columbus
Buffalo Germana
Who Do You Think Is To Blame The Managers or Red Directors
The writer questions whether managers or Red directors ruined the Redlegs past performance. It traces six managers since 1903 including Joe Kelly Ned Hanlon John Ganzel Clarke Griffith Hank O Day and notes subsequent success of former managers elsewhere while the team falters. The piece asks readers who bears the fault for poor results.
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Red
Herrmann
John T. Brush
Joe Kelly
Kel
Ned Hanlon
Redlegs
John Ganzel
Hanlon
Clarke Griffith
Hank O'Day
Tinker
Redland
Christ Church Football Officers Postponed Over Low Attendance
The 1914 Christ Church football officers election was delayed due to poor turnout. A full meeting will be held later in the week when the entire team can attend. Jack Ryen, Clarke Griffith's aide, to coach the University of Virginia baseball squad next spring.
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Packy McFarland Cares About Ring Appearance
Packy McFarland is cautious in the ring to keep his handsome features from being marred during bouts.
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Christmas Night Batting Odds and Kennechy Hype
Grantland Rice muses on Christmas baseball dreams and a Regular Fellow aiming for a 1000 batting average by pinch hitting for a kid in need. The Konetchy deal is praised, while St Louis fans mock the Cardinals, tired of watching Kennechy try to hit home runs.
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Cardinals
Mr. Kennechy
Baseball figures spark debate on players and bonuses
The piece contrasts fan praise for Bob Bescher and Koney with stats showing Bescher at .259 and Koney near .249. It questions player valuation and likens free bonuses to slavery while railing against teams selling players.
Baseball managers and the eye for bonus players in history
George Stallings recalls passing on Patersons Wagner in favor of Heidrick and reflects on choosing talent over risk. Murphy discusses contenders and football dates as Carlisle Indians and Penn face challenges, noting Penn’s resilience despite losses to the Red plan.
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Star
Paterson
N. J
Heidrick
Honus Wagner
Wagner
Cobb
Matty
Carlisle Indians
Remark on Jim Thorpe as the ultimate all around athlete
A columnist asserts there has never been a better all around athlete than Jim Thorpe. He cites Thorpe’s Olympic all around prowess, football excellence, and ability to play in baseball, contrasting Thorpe with other sports stars and noting extreme praise. The piece then veers into satirical, bantering lines about sports records and a mock proclamation.
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