Red squads prepare for spring drills with feds offer to Hobby
Spring arrangements for Reds teams are complete as two squads depart Cincinnati for training. The first crew led by Herzog and Bente leaves on the 20th for New Orleans and Alexandria. The second squad follows a week later to begin work at the camp, with games slated in New Orleans, Memphis, Louisville, and Redland Field before the April 14 opening. Dick Hobby at the center of manager talks after a possible move to the Pittsburg Fed League, though he awaits more league details.
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Two Indoor League Games Set for Sunday at Armory
The Indoor Baseball League schedules two Sunday games at the Armory. Celts face Avondale in a bid to even terms, while Continuation meets Central. both attract fan interest and feature top players. Special lady seating arrangements will be provided.
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Apa
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National Commission
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Friar Navajos and Mohawks Face Tonight's Matches
The schedule lists Friar Navajos versus Pridy Alcos and Alpirie versus Mohawks at Friar Gym. Lines mention 110 115 pound categories and teams Boniface Austity Ideals St Lawrencia St George, with Warajo jos noting a win over Austin Ideals.
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Twitt
Regiment Team Wins First Game In Southern Ohio
Regiment defeated Covington 9 to 2 as Nic Lukatz struck out 17 and William Klein drove in runs. The home team showcased strong pitching and base running and next hosts Turcers Wednesday night. Local indoor baseball club organizers invited teams and former players to plan for a larger Southern Ohio league in 1914.
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Gore
Nic Lukatz
Wiliam Kiein
Covington
Turcers
Central
His Victory Over Levinski Elevates McAllister in Boxing World
After beating Levinski, Bob McAllister, at 162 pounds, proved his skill against a much heavier foe and displayed calm, tactical mastery through ten rounds. Jim Corbett once predicted he could become a champion and beat notable rivals like Eddie McGoorty Klaus or Gibbons.
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Bob McAllister
McAllister
North Pole
Jim Corbett
Eddie
Giants sign Cuban prodigy Palmero for next season
The Giants inked Emilio Palmero, a seventeen year old Cuban phenom, described as a real wizard on the baseball green. He stands five feet eight and has a slender boyish look as he joins the organization, with scouts expecting quick impact.
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Emilio Palmero
Neylon and Tokay Lead Weekend Card at Juarez Race Meet
Special to Hope. Favorites led early with three in front as Tokay won the baby race. Neylon rode two winners, was second once and third once on four mounts while Wise and others chased in the day’s notable events. Multiple horses listed with times and placements across two driving races and finishes in a crowded program.
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Ben
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Yale
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Ase Masenik
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Alés
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Nexion
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Gentry
Tybee
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Eve Padick
Madelle
San Bernite
Oss
Made in Cincinnati Goods Draw Philadelphia Firm
Cincinnati items praised nationwide as Chief Bender requests the Chamber of Commerce to coordinate with P. Goldsmith Sons Co. to contract manufacturing of sporting goods by the local firm. Bender Sporting Goods Co. of Philadelphia could be involved, with a decision likely soon.
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Chamber of Commerce
P. Goldsmith Sons’ Co
Bender Sporting Goods Co
Philadelphia
Charleston Daily Entries Open With Mixed Race Card
Local notes detail a crowded Charleston program with multiple race entries across six preliminaries. Favorable entries include Premier Jim, Yankee Poo, and Isle of Pines among three year olds and up, with various weights and post positions listed for each race.
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Coat
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Linbrook
Unclear Names List For Historical Record
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous names such as Black Chief Bermquaver Wiley and Donald McDonald with scattered initials and errors. No coherent event or action is evident. cannot determine a clear news item or subject.
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Wiley
Ciem Bra
Joe
Donald Mcdonad
Leehiel
Donald McDonald
Bob R. Witch
Ralph
Bits of Gossip In Sport World
Rumors swirl around baseball and boxing as players consider moves. Frank Owens may join the Federal League from Minneapolis. Mike Gibbons faces Bob McAllister in a three round bout in New York on January 12. Charley Ganzel funds raised near Boston. praises for Central League president Heilbronner. jockey Happy Buxton tops American riding lists. Patey Drouillard and Danny Goodman set six round bout in Grand Rapids on January 15. Neam Liebold of the Cleveland Naps draws attention as a free agent.
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Mike Gibbons
Bob McAllinter
Battling Levinsky
New York
Patey Drouillard
Danny Goodman
Grand Rapids
John Reuther Named to Lead Cincinnati Shamrocks for 1914
John Reuther, a well known city baseball figure, is appointed manager of the Cincinnati Shamrocks for the 1914 season, succeeding De Seen. Reuther played as pitcher and outfielder earlier, notably with Galveston in 1904–05 where he helped win the pennant, and later with Springfield Era and Anderson of the South Carolina League, serving as captain.
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Dickie
Jon the Muldoons
Cincinnati Shamrocks
Reuther
Galveston
Texas
Johnny
Springfield
Anderson (F. C
South Carolina
Sachs Elected To Captain Two YMCA Teams
YMCA Athletic Club held its annual election after supper with forty members present. Officers elected for the ensuing year include President C. M. Kennan, first vice president C. W. , second vice president Frank Zuch, secretary-treasurer D. Ji. Tenning, sergeant-at-arms F. W. Stormer, track captain Arthur Suche, and football coach H. B. Lewis.
Christ Church to Meet Hoosiers in Tri State Title Play
Christ Church races New Albany in gym contest to decide tri state championship. lineups list Christ Church O Hara Stevens Reckenbach Dowd Hubbie Horn Chipp Hammersmith against New Albany Koebel Lick tehadap Heckmeyer Doyle Albert with O M 1 officiating at 2 30.
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Daubert Weighs High Paying Pittsburg Federal Offer
Jake Daubert Brooklyn star first baseman contemplates a Pittsburg Federal League offer worth 86000 for 1914 1915 1916 while Brooklyn officials doubt he will desert. Richmond and other players under contract stir negotiations as the Federal League eyes Chicago for major expansion.
Big League star in Court as domestic abuse tale unfolds
A vivid courtroom scene centers on a prominent baseball figure accused by his wife of repeated violence. The judge presses for answers as the star defends himself claiming self defense and a need to protect his batting eye. The piece pivots to boxing history noting Luther McCarty and punchers like Gunboat Smith.
Mystery surrounds C Webb Murphy over Chicago invasion bet
The piece notes C Webb Murphy's unsettled stance amid a looming Federal League show of strength in Chicago. It questions his popularity and hints at possible motives behind his unrest while contrasting his reputation with recent antagonism and a hefty implied wager.
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C. Webb Murphy
Chicago
Federal League
Murphy
Outspoken scouting notes on baseball notables
The passage discusses Branch Rickey and the Browns, noting optimism at first but later skepticism as several players turned down Federal League offers. The tone is cautious about the Browns' future prospects in light of defections and market uncertainty.
Kangaroo Days and the 1920s Baseball Scouts
The piece recalls the Federal League era and AL invasions twelve years earlier with athletes buying rubber shoes and springboards to dodge frenzied leaps. It quotes Yost on Harvard and Michigan preparing for fall, needing players to fit systems, plus rival teams like Cornell and Penn. It notes scouts seeking outfielders from Dixie and cites Cobb, Jackson, Speaker, Milan, and Wheat as examples.
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