Ne rzog Reaches Redland Today for Spring Hire
Manager Herzog arrives in Redland this morning to begin the spring advance with the Red Warriors as outdoor baseball begins. The Cincinnati squad departs for training camp Friday, staying forty days away from home while coaches push a steady grind before the season.
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Herzog
Redland
Hie
Alexandria
Red Warriors
Epring
Lana
Cincinnati
Mersey
Two Disqualified In The Handicapped Race
In Palmetto Park's Rutledge handicap the boy on Lochiel was accused of interfering with Katinka and Pardner and Sachiel were disqualified. Sleeth claimed the purse after the ruling. The race featured four horses and multiple jockey entries with odds listed.
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Ripedes
Charleston
Pele
Katinka
Palmetto Park
Pardner
Sachiel
Sleeth
Poree
Wallahan
Wan Ieet
Picketty
Ward
Roger ‘Gordon
la Patrice
Manever
Gut Hat Jeane, Jr
Martin
Jim Savage
Obert
Zangeree
Nia
Sloppy Juarez track cancels features and races
All night rain left the Juarez track in sloppy condition. One race was declared off and several horses scratched which led to the cancellation of the feature race and a selling race substituted.
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Juarez
Mex
Wis
Maud McKee
Haynes
Pat
Sad Mawr
Ad Alee
Siz Pudennes
Jockers
Molesworth
Sean
Tan
Tern
Dinate Bright
Ora Wu
Nick
Ide Lavise
Marco
Thletic Helle
Grome
May Buena
Taylor
Art Patvell
Fair Scores Are Made By Ladies of Bowling Club
The Camp Washington Ladies Bowling Club met at Mergard's Alleys with twelve participants. Mrs Oelerich joined, bringing membership to eighteen, and she posted the high total with three straight strikes in the second game.
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Ladies of Bowling Club
Camp Washington
Mergard
J.oelerich
Mra Mueller
Mra. Sterman
Mra. Wirmel
Wap En Mergard
Baleleacht Men Hof
Mra. Riskey
Mre. Bruner
Topmiller
Mra K
Semi-Pro Body Meets In Cincinnati To Form Local Rules
The Cincinnati Semi-Pro Baseball Association will meet at the Linton hotel tonight with all traveling clubs to have representatives present. A copy of the Chicago Association's Constitution and By-Laws will be read and attending clubs will draft a local constitution and by-laws for the city association.
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Cincinnati
Linton Hotel
Chicago Association
Race Day Card Shows Mixed Results From Thoroughbred Meet
Entries list multiple races with purses and a long roster of horses and handlers. Four stakes events feature three year olds and older runners led by Floral Z, Colfax, Camel, Tom, and Doncaster with prices and weights noted amid scattered trainer names and jockeys.
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Sale
Saint Jane Salt
Manson
Madge
Pate
Cannell
Hode
Peery
Juanita
T Rovers
Bkeets
Willie
Lord Welle
Purie
Ot” al Meteor
Ella Bryson
Floral
Silieie
Sehalee Clem Bearbey
Colfax
Camel
Tom
Bees
Selections list names and titles from Charleston edition
A fragment shows a list of names and stage-like entries including Castata Banjo Jim Fill Btrean- Canpell Water Lad Helen Ameret iostenor Brjeen Prince Ahmed Behaller Peacock Genettem Hantock Myvenne BET-SCUALLER Geo Oxnard Garden of Alish Kies Stalwart Brartier Redie Down Bob Rene 3 Red Path Ki Wert.
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Castata
Banjo Jim
Fill
Geo
Oxnard
Garden of Alish
Kies Stalwart
Brartier
Redie
Bob Rene
Red Path
Ki ‘Wert
Explosion Threat Prompts Public Warning and Debate
A puzzling alert hints at a major blast coming soon, triggering public warnings and civic discussion. Authorities urge calm while officials assess potential risks and coordinate emergency plans.
City League Voted Best Semi Pro Body in Cincinnati Area
The City League, deemed the premier semi pro group around Cincinnati, appoints President Joe Dixon as representative for a mass meeting at the park Board request led by John E Bruce. The league insists on independence, with paid players under binding contracts, and receives strong interest from Shamrock club and out of town teams for future games and possible cross city championships.
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City League
Joe Dixon
John E Bruce
Cincinnati
Ain
Shamrock
Tango Baseball Club Promotes Benefit Event
The Tango Baseball Club formerly Crescent Colts announces a benefit event Saturday evening February 21 at Spencer Hall on East End Avenue and Stites Bek. Proceeds aid the team and community sports efforts in this regional notice.
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Tango
Crescent Colts
Reavenue
East End
Spencer Hall
Eastern Avenue
Stites
Bek
Covington Y M C A Basketball Showdown Nears Finish
Covington Y M C A Basketball League features a tight race with Sinkle and Beattie Street tied for first, neither defeated. The Shingles meet fast Presbyterian five, while Christians face St Luke on Thursday February 19 in a night of key matchups.
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Reese
Ington
A. A
Snuanones
Y. A
Sinkle
Beatt Street
Presbyterian
Christans
St. Luke
Friars Battle Covington In Y M C A City Elimination
The Friars meet Covington Y M C A in a city elimination game for the championship. Covington has lost only two games this season, including to St. Mary Cadets and Yo Mo A L not Lexington. The Friars beat De Sales 28 to 15, have won ten games, and aim for another title while the intermediate finals feature Friar Cubs against Christ Church. The preliminaries start at 8 p.m. with the Friar Navajos and George Gules to follow.
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Friars
Coviington . Y
Covington
St. Mary ‘Cadets
Dayton
Lexington
St. Mary
Sales
Friar Cubs
Christ Church
George Gules
Tener Optimistic Over 1914 Outlook
Special to The American Philadelphia February 14 John K Tener Governor of Pennsylvania and National League president arrives for a writers dinner at the Hotel Adelphi. He says the Federal league poses no threat and the National League will stay strong with keen championship races ahead.
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Philadelphia
Johnn K. Tener
Pennsylvania
National League
Writers
Adelphi
Federal League
National ‘League
Huge crowd at Austin meet opens season at gymnasium
A large crowd watched the first athletic meet of the season at Austin gym on Bank Street. W Koegel won the field championship with 10 points, closely followed by W Brindel and R Sunderman. Koegel’s 15 yard dash time of 2 seconds flat is believed a meet record.
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Austin’ Gymnasium
Bank Street
Koegel
Jy W. Brindel
R- Sunderman
BR. Sunderman
J. J. Bocklage
W. Koegel
Sin
W. Brendel
Firet
B. Zix
J. Bocklage
J . Brutscher
Beermany
Sapter
R.sunderman
Ly Heyl
W. Keegel
L. Heyl
Tri-State League sets May to September season dates
Philadelphia reports the Tri-State League of Baseball Clubs adopted a season schedule from May 6 to September 7. President Grimes announced the plan trims traveling distance by 1,000 to 2,000 miles and no changes to the salary cap were discussed. No player may earn over 150 dollars monthly.
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Fie
Asec
Philadelphia
Tri-State League of Baseball Clubs
Adelphi
Grimes
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgage Notices Bite Into City Records
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels on Tay Avenue, Hamilton area, and Oakley Park among others, including leases and small deeds. Mortgage and charge activity appears alongside a sports commentary and scattered financial notices, with names such as Hoffmann, Becker, and WET referenced amid a clutter of parcels and street names.
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Williamern
Hofmann
Hamilton
Catege HI
Oskiey Park
W. C
Larper
Oakier Park
Clemeos Oskamp Co
A.B
Lackman Millian
Bane
Sreverts
Wighras
A. Shaffer
Charles
Korbel
Shafer Avenue
Fischer Place
A. Noonan
Cumtomeville
Leila B. Reely
Stewart Place
Madison Road
Williem Brown
Auburndale Realty Co
Auburn
Evens
Mary Lobrer
Ane Highland Syndicate
Surry
Anderson Township
Hermann
Ormonde
Sharp
St. Berapey L
B. Oo
Margeret W. Becker
Oakley B
Co. Wien
Dreman Avenue I
Elisabeth
Ahegter
Court ‘Street
Young M. Weghorst
Provident Loen Co
Southern Ohio L
Cherubino Diarle
Liberal L
B. Co
Apa
Grimes
Norwood B
L. Co
Mrence Lopred
Walner
Hilly
B. Aiaepee
Phey Tah
Emery’ McDowell
Anne Sebo
Cisne
Krew Williamson
Provident Jean Co
St. Beane J
Bert
Norwoll
Cincinnati Gym edges Christ Church in double overtime thriller
Easton led the Gym with 17 points and Redmond's late field goal sealed a 30 to 29 victory after two extra periods. Volz matched Easton with 17 for Christ Church as Koedel left briefly with an injury but returned to the floor.
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Church
Rus Easton
Easton
Volz
Dutch Koedel
Christ Church
Lew,f
Allen
Redmond
Ward
Hult
Christ Church--Koebel
Lipman
Dahl
Notts
Doyle G
Heckmeyer
Piaum
Nickutp
Spalding League Elects Officers
The Spalding League met at the Spalding Club rooms last night. Temporary officers Gus Ache president Leonard Specht settetar and Hugh Stewart treasurer were elected permanent officers Max Eder was elected vice president. Clubs posting forfeits included Mt Healthy Els mere Gomus Athletic Club Pelicans East End Reds Covington Chesters Union Printers Cincinnati Reserves Pathfinders Mt Lookout First Regiment and Kentuckians.
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Spalding League
Spalding Club
Gus Ache
Leonard Specht
Settetar
Hugh Stewart
Max Eder
Mt. Healthy
Elsmere
Gomus Athletic Club
Pelicans
East End Reds
Covington Chesters
Union Printers
Cincinnati Reserves
Pathfinders
Mt. Lookout
First Regiment
Kentuckians
Ramblers Beat Austins in Hard Fought YMCA Game
The Ramblers defeated the Austins Athletic Club at the YMCA last night in a hard fought contest. Shafer and Dalton led the Ramblers with high scoring while the Austins struggled on the YMCA floor. Also the Middletown YMCA Maroons fell 39 to 34 to Middletown.
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Ramblers
Austin Athletic Club
Yo M. C. A
Austins
Shafer
Dallton
YM. ¢. A. Maroons
Middletown
Y. M
Elsinore A C Promises Strong Boxing Card At Heucks Opera House
Promoter plans a top notch program in Cincinnati with no weak spots from start to finish. Main event features Terry Turner and Kid Ashe, both in strong form with Turner boasting two quick KO wins. Other bouts include Goldie, plus Young Gilman versus Del Bushell and Joestal versus Fambry in six round prelims. Tickets available at Spalding's Gassman's and the Wheel.
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Cincinnati
Pisiore Club
Heuck's
Opera House
Goldie
Conley
Jimmy Walsh
Terry Turner
Kid Ashe
Turner
Young Gilman
del Bushell
Hercus Joetal
Johnny. Fambry
Savage
Spalding
Gassman’s
the Wheel
The Devil Behind The Tee And The Eden Swing
Grantland Rice riffs on golf and fame with playful biblical imagery and muses on form and luck. The piece contrasts old legends with modern golfers while quipping about pennant contenders and Giants misfits in a breezy bush league voice.
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Eden
Addin
Cain
Dub
Bogie
Giants
Murphy’s Baseball Benefactor Image From The Majors
The passage praises Murphy for boosting players’ salaries in dramatic steps. Chance moves from 10 000 to 25 000. Tinker rises from 5 000 to 36 000 for three years. Evers climbs from 1 000 to 100 000 plus a 20 000 bonus. Miner Brown grows from 4 500 to 7 500. The speaker jokes about applying the same favors to their own newspaper.
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Murphy
Chance
Tinker
Evers
Miner Brown
Passing of Rube Waddell Recalled In Hazy Odist Fragment
Glowing reminiscence notes the passing of Rube Waddell. It recalls two shutouts in 1995 with 24 strikeouts, a no hitter, and a Detroit blacklist era. Mentions Sam Crawford and asks how Waddell’s speed would compare to Walter Johnson and Nap Rucker.
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Waddell
Johnson
Rucker
Mathewson
Jahmson
Rube
Rube Waddell
Detroit
Sam Crawford
Wadidell
Walter Johnson
Nap Rucker
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