Evers Canned by Murphy Hank O'Day to Manage Cubs
The National League saw a major shift as John Evers was ousted by Murphy with Hank O'Day named to manage the Cubs. O'Day had earlier resigned as umpire and faced questions about his new role while Evers vowed not to play again for Chicago.
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Red Doolin
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Lee Magee
Harcourt Narrowly Beats Schaller in Palmetto Park Race
In Charleston Palmetto Park card, Harcourt defeats Schaller by a neck in the six furlong selling for three year olds. Schaller runs second as Harcourt slips past late amid a lackluster program.
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Norwood Baracas to clash with Catholic Gym team Saturday
The Catholic Gymnasium of Newport hosts a hard fight Saturday night as the Norwood Baracas clash with the Catholic Gym boys.
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Norwood Baracas
Semi-Pro Body To Meet Friday In Provident Bank Building
The Cincinnati Semi-Pro Baseball Association will hold an open meeting to establish headquarters in the Provident Bank building. Uniformed clubs without grounds and traveling teams in the area are invited. Clubs should send representatives to Lin ton Friday evening at o'clock sharp.
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Fricke to Manage the East End Reds
F Wall owner of the East End Reds Baseball Club hires Charles Fricke from the Chippewa Indians to manage the Reds for the coming season. Fricke will still oversee the Indians on Saturdays and the East End grounds will serve as the Reds home field. He plans to enter the team in strong Saturday or Sunday leagues.
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Y M G A Carnival Attracts Record Entries
Athletic Director Lewis of the Y M G A reports a flood of early registrations for the upcoming carnival. He predicts the meet will be the most successful in the city, with new events like the railroad men's relay and the parochial relay joining the program and other additions planned.
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Suburban League Holds Preparatory Meeting
The Brendamour Suburban League gathered at the Brendamour club rooms for season kickoff with President Julian Behr presiding.
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Racing entries from Charleston track list purses and entries
A fragmented Charleston racing section shows purses for various age groups and distances. It names horses such as Mana rime t, Velma, Tony W, and Effendi among others, with entries across two year olds to three year olds and six furlong and one mile distances.
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Mark Gray
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Maurice Reed
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Mana Rime
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Catholic Church and Athletic League Formed
The Catholic Church and Athletic League met at Spalding club rooms. Twelve clubs compose the league. Rules and schedule adopted. Season opens May 10. President Dick Hoblitzer and Vice President Rev Boni face Klinger spoke. Hobby described ways to win pennants.
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Princeton Fishmen to Meet U C Boys in Aquatic Clash
University of Cincinnati swimmers known as the human fish from old McMicken prepare for a big meet with Princeton University on April 2. Events include 50 100 and 200 yard swims a fancy diving contest a plunge for distance and a relay. Eben Cross leads the Tiger team during the visit.
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Knabe Rejects Return to Phillies Over Baker Remarks
Phillies second baseman Knabe dismissed any plan to rejoin Philadelphia. He said Baker’s claim he could not return is mutual and stated he would not play for the Phillies even if the Federal League dissolved. Knabe praised the Federal League, predicted its success, and noted expected criticism from the existing leagues.
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Advent to Tackle Middletown Again
Advent meets Middletown at Middletown on Friday in a close matchup as both teams are evenly matched. Another game pits Pilgrims against Northside at Advent Gym with a dance to follow.
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Friars to Clash with Y M C A in First Dual Meet
Friar Athletic Club and the Y M C A prepare for a historic dual meet at Friar Gym on Saturday night. Both teams arrive in top form with events including a 15 yard dash running high jump standing broad jump a potato race and a cross gymnasium relay. Each organization fields three men per event and no entrant may repeat in two individual events.
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Cincinnati Law School Faces Lané Seminary For Pro League Title
The Cincinnati Law School basketball team battle Lané Seminary for the Professional League championship. Star center George Ith, a mid time standout from Miami, leads the offense alongside Smith, an all around athlete with national acclaim.
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Official National League Schedule for 1914 Conflicts
National League 1914 schedule conflict list notes games at Chicago on May 10 31 July 5 and September 18 among others. Authorities publish schedule details and dates for league matchups and venue designations.
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Federal League defies organized baseball in secret talks
The Federal League leaders arrived in New York and declared no compromise with organized baseball. They said they would back their clubs with money and pursue legal injunctions if players joined rivals, while denying bonuses and maintaining the salary policy.
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Selections From Charleston and Nearby Names Elusive
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places such as Charleston Maes Juarez Ben's Brother Superhy Mex Kid Nelson Ursula Topland Edmond Adams Nobby Anne Meee Rey Sea Cliff Gold of Ophir Palatable Ida Lavioa Parnell Ar Florence Bireh Defy Curliene Rest Bet Edmond Adams.
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Grantland Rice on Baseball Reform and Summer Shadows
Grantland Rice critiques baseball magnates planning against the Federal League and urges fair pay, higher standards, and the elimination of cheap tactics. He imagines summer heat as a backdrop while calling for cleaner sport and smarter competition.
Competition Chokes Off By Route Suggested
The article argues that only a specific route can curb competition as conditions have persisted for years. It warns that if this path is not taken, rival forces will rise again, exploiting weak spots and challenging organized baseball's authority.
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Baseball as business eclipses sport says pundits
The discussion frames baseball as a business majorly driven by cash and power. Observers warn that profit motives may overshadow athletic ideals and fair play, risking the game's integrity.
O'Day Proposes Narrower Catcher’s Box For Test
Hank O'Day suggests restricting the catcher's box to four feet as a test to curb pitcher’s indiscriminate calls. He argues players like Cobban Zimmermans Wagners Jacksons and Speakers could adapt in pinch without weakening the game. Fans oppose the old system, and magnates and players could support a trial year to gauge the impact.
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Replacing Coach With Players Seen In Football Debate
A spirited critique argues for letting players run games from start to finish with only a trainer on site. The piece condemns restricting forward passes and warns such rules would harm the attack and worsen future meetings. It references Winter League pressures and a harsh sports climate amid cold midseason conditions.
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