National Commission Opens Session Today in Cincinnati
The National Commission convenes with the National Board this afternoon to discuss the reserve clause and other matters. Barney Dreyfuss and John Heydler, arriving from French Lick, are greeted by President Herrmann. Herzog works to land young talent for the Redlegs as Buck Herzog takes a challenging job amid high expectations.
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National Board
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg Prates
John Heydler
National Leaghs
Cincinnati
French Lick
Herrmann
Herzog
Sinton
Redleg
Huck
Five and six furlong juvenile selling races list
A chaotic entries page lists multiple races for three year olds and older in a selling meet. Names like Mise eee burg, Normandy, Banjo Tim, Squealer, Armory, Lord Wells, Steal Away appear with various weights and prices, plus apprentices and allowances noted amid incomplete text.
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Caller
Peele
Normandy
Peacock
Vies
Mike Cohen
Banjo Tim
Squealer
Charlee Cannell
Asiee
Tox Boy
Peig
Tous
Queed
Hercomrt
Lord Wells
A Ee
Cottyhoskam
Angelo
Selections Charleston String of Names and Places
A fragmented OCR list mentions locations and names including Saase Pike, Mycenae, Angelen, Big Dipper, Shorty Northheart, The Monk, Dick Dodie, Roberta, Geotlemas, Colquitt and Cloak. No coherent event or narrative emerges from the readable text.
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Belgesten
Saase
Les Mycenae
Angele
Big Dipper
Shorty Northheart
Alten
The
Monk
Dick Dodie
Roberta
Nitty
Colquitt
Cloak
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May Join Federals In New York Gotham Team Interest
New York papers report Jett Livingston the ex Cincinnati star and turfman may own a Federal League club in New York City. President Gilmore says the baby league will not invade the metropolis. Tommy Leach is the only outfielder sure of his job next year. Frank Schulte may also be involved.
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New York
Jett Livingston
Gotham
Gilmore Eaye
Metropolis
Tommy Leach
Cole
Wudfie
Frank Schuite
Indoor Hurlers Duel as Celts Swamp Opponents
A crowded Armory afternoon saw two indoor baseball games. Edgington Crescents faced Hitzler Continuation in a pitching duel, Edgington winning 4 to 3. In the second, Centrals overwhelmed Delta 4 to 0. Batteries listed include Edgington Lipman Hitzel Lisinger Beyer Riefenberger Hogrebe Elwert McKeown.
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Crescents
Hitzler
Centrals
Delta
Hoeepane
Saaaaan
Osteniach
Lipman
Hitzel
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Iecass
Beyer and Riefenberger
Hogrebe
Elwert
McKeown
Bits of Gossip In Sport World
Bits of gossip from the sports world note Boss Herzog seeking real ball players for the Reds. Hap Myers from the Boston Braves is discussed as a possible addition. Bud Anderson’s potential rise is mentioned and Cincinnati kept Kolinitz in the Appalachian League due to pencil price concerns.
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Herzog
Eee
Reds
Cincinnati
Kolinitz
Famous Croses and Baseball Figures Stir Local Gathering
The piece notes Leach Cross and others amid a baseball gathering where Barney Dreyfuss and Miller Hoggins discuss how they trimmed each other in a major deal. Art Fisher pledges a fight before Price Hill A C for sentiment, hinting at pocketbook motives. The Federal League guards the names of major league players, with police waiting for April Foot Day.
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Barney, Dreyfuss
Miller Hoggins
Art Fisher
Price Hill A. C
Federal League
Bowling Tourney Opens Next Week in City
The city hosts its first Individual Elimination Bowling tit next Sunday as six entry spots remain open. Interested bowlers should contact H. L. Mergard at 2800 Cole Rain Avenue to qualify before the deadline.
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H. L. Mergard
Colerain Avenue
Catholic Leagues Set to Begin Season Plans
Schedules for two Catholic basketball leagues formed at Spalding's Saturday night will be announced later this week. The first league aims to start play soon with both programs preparing rosters and venues.
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Spalding
Dayton Meets Cincinnati Gym Five In Midweek Clash
Dayton fans expect a marquee lineup as Bell, hailed as the best center in the Middle West, joins Decker in a strong Dayton lineup against the Cincinnati Gym five this Wednesday night. The Carlisle A C traces back to the former Dayton Turners of Dayton, Ohio.
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Dayton
Cincinnati
Bell
Middle West
Decker
Governor Tener to Hear First Baseball Case at Cornish Session
Governor John K Tener will preside as National League head over the first baseball case at a Cornish session today. The National Commission, Players Fraternity and key league leaders meet in Cincinnati to hear grievances and discuss waiver rules amid ongoing anti trust era tensions.
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Americas
New York
Jan
National Commission and
Players Fraternity
Cincinnati
John K- Tener
Presid Aant
National League
Ban Johnson
American League
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati Club
Ne Ae
Herrmann
Fraternity
David L. Pultz
Jake Daubert
Edv Reulbach
Brooklyns
Ray Collins
Red. Sox
Jack Miller
Louis Cardinals
John Henry
Washingtons
Players’ Committee
Griffith May Drop Cashion From Roster
Clark Griffith, Wash manager, plans to trim 14 pitchers to eight before the 1914 season. Likely kept are Johnson, Boehling, Groom, Engel, Shaw, Gallia and Ayers. The eighth spot remains to be filled by Cashion Musser Harper or Bently.
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Clark Griffith
Washmay
Griff
Johnson
Boehling
Groom
Engel
Shaw
Gallia
Ayers
Cashion
Musser
Harper
Bently
Commy Complains of the Rough Sea in Pacific Crossing
Ban Johnson arrived in Cincinnati to attend the National Commission meeting and reported a letter from President Comiskey of the White Sox. He criticized the Pacific Ocean as exceptionally rough, warning Chicago fans about the Atlantic crossing and the team’s return voyage.
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Cincinnati
National Commission
Herrmann
Comiskey
White Sox
Bell
Japan
Commy
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Pacific
Chicago
Almeida's English Slightly Mixed Up in Big League Tale
The Cuban star Rafael Almeida learned English with humor as a Gringo friend framed a presentation speech after he bought a bouquet to thank the lady who rented rooms to Marsens and Himeael. He bowed and said he wished to show how much he esteemed her.
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Rafael
Marsens
Himeael
Boxers Gary and Devlin Ready for Tonight’s Reichrath Arena Fight
Six boxers, including Tommy Devlin and Tommy Gary, complete light workouts as they prepare for a card at Reichrath arena. Devlin faces Melzer after memorable battles while Gary recalls his bouts with Bezenah and Schwartz. Johnny Fambry meets Joe Kattell in a fast featherweight tilt. Red Canaidy and Kid Coy open the show with six rounds. Frank Mills officiates. tickets available from local outlets.
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Harry Wheat
Reichrath Arena
Tommy Devlin
Tommy Gary
Philadelphia
Chicago
Devlin
Gary
Andy Bezenah
Yankee Schwartz
Johnny Fambry
Joe Kattell
Twenty Million Backing for New Federal League
President Gilmore asserts the Federal League has 20 million dollars backing, with investors backing the outlaw league to make it a lasting venture. He says debt and drain of long seasons will not derail the enterprise and that sound business sense supports its success, naming behind the effort as substantial and committed.
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Buck
Buck Herzog
Chicago
Gilmore
Baby League
Charley Brickley Seeks Improvement For Next Season
Sport Snap Shots portrays Charley Brickley crediting coaching for his drop kick knowledge and expressing a desire to identify and fix weak points in the off season. It notes Yale and pension questions for Pop Anson, Fred Clark’s duck hunting tale on the Arkansas River, and George Chip’s pride after winning the middleweight title with fans celebrating his shift to world champion status.
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Harvard
Brickley
Yale
Fred
Clark
Arkansas
Doross
Mae
Spo
George Chip
Pittsburg
George
Chip
Frank Klaus
Dr George F Hermann Expands Practice In Cincinnati
Dr George F Hermann now located at 118 West Seventh Street after moving from 2011 Vine Street and enlarging his office at 110 West Seventh. He has imported new electrical appliances for treatment and invites interested persons to visit his improved facilities in Cincinnati for medical care.
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Vine Street
West Seventh Street
Cincinnati
The Dope On 1914 National League Leaders
Grantland Rice previews the 1914 National League with the Giants as favorites and Cubs Pirates and Braves aiming to improve. He notes strong pitching rosters led by Mathewson and Marquard for New York, the Cubs’ temperaments and needs, the Pirates’ pitching churn, and Stallings guiding Boston toward a return to contention.
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McLean
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Marauard
Demaree
Teaggan
Teit
Mebkle
Doyle Fletcher
Shafer
Bascher
Burns
Murray
Snodgrass
McGraw
Ia Canisean
Dodgers and Cardinals face midseason hurdles in league outlook
The piece weighs prospects for the Dodgers, Cardinals, Giants, Phillies and Pirates. It notes Buck Herzog’s start in Redland, questions about midseason form, and predictions that McGraw’s Phillies or Pirates may challenge for a pennant, with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh having a better offensive chance.
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Redland Buck Herzog
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Brook
Boston
Hinkey's prowess and Yale coaching hopes fade into memory
The article extols Walter Hinkey as a remarkably skilled player with uncanny ball handling and a keen eye for plays. It notes his slender build yet powerful impact and suggests Yale would celebrate if he succeeds as head coach, given his stellar playing record.
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Walter Hinkey
Ee Baticularly
Yale
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