Federal League Stand Pat On Reds Status Amid Invasion Rumor
President Herrmann received a call from Chief Johnson explaining a delay in his Indy appearance while reaffirming Reds value. Gilmore reiterates the Federal League will not add clubs and no Cincinnati committee will be sent. Rudolph Griess reports no league encouragement, and B H Kroger denies involvement with the outlaw league or any deal.
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Johnson
Baseball Headquarters
Herrmann
Cincinnati
Merrmann
Reds
Gilmore
Rudolph Griess
B. HH. Kroger
Griees
Baseball Babble: Contracts Signed Across Major Leagues
President Ebbets travels on a mysterious mission as Brooklyn terms arrive for signed contracts. Dick Rudolph and Jack Martin accepted Boston National deals after meetings with Gaffey. A young catcher Price Chance tied to a New York American club contract. Earl Yingling and Herbert Moran joined the Reds via Garry Herrmann while Maganalee also eyed Reds terms. Knabe signs Cozy Dolan and Mike Mowry for the Federals amid prior Pirates exchanges. Mowry’s Baltimore roots influence terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Rudolph
Jack Martin
Gaffey
Boston National
Richa
Virginia
Jay Roy
Earl Yingling
Herbert Moran
Radia
Cincinnati Reds
Garry Herrmann
Ier Maganalee
Reds
Baltimore Federals
Herrmann
Ae Ana
Herzog
Otto Knabe
Cozy Dolan
Mike Mowry
Dolan
Pirates
Nals
Mowry
Harmon
Kenetchy
Baltimore
Knabe
Christ Church Basketball Team Meets Crack Third Christians
The Christ Church basketball squad, unbeaten this season, faces the Crack Third Christians of Indianapolis, Indiana champions. The team comprises ex-college men with long-time teamwork and features one of the game's greatest goal shooters at Capt Ook, the Hoosier.
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Christ Church
Indianapolis
Newport Peerless Club Plans Strong Semi Pro Return
The Newport Peerless Club forecasts a robust season with familiar players and invites out of town tests via Wm. Bradley of Newport. A new semi pro team, theFlor eheim Baseball Club, enters the scene with a Linton meeting Friday at 7 30 p m to elect officers and set the schedule. Grand Circuit trotting opens in Cleveland July 20.
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Newport Peerless Club
Old Boys
Wm. Bradley
Third Street
Newport
Floreheim Baseball Club
Linton
Cleveland
Attell Sees Comeback Chance Versus Kilbane Feb 22
Former featherweight champion Abe Attell predicts a major return on the Pacific coast as he anticipates a February 22 meeting with champion Johnny Kilbane. He believes he can win back the title, a claim that amuses Kilbane.
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Abe Attell
J. Kilbane
Johnny ‘Kilbane
Pacific Coast
Abe
Kilbane
Gunboat Smith vs Willard talk and Senators infield praise
The piece notes Gunboat Smith as Willard’s top rival and discusses promoter Thomas Edwardes Jones denying Smith as a true heavyweight. It also highlights a Washington sport writer praising the Senators infield, led by Foster McBride and Gundil, for speed and fielding in contrast to Athletics.
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Jess ‘Willard
Gunboat Smith
Thomas Edwardes Jones
Gunboat
Scott
G. B
Jones
Los Angeles
Smith
Wile the Gunner
Jack Sen
Washington Sport
Senators
Connie Mack
Washington ‘Sport
Wizzard
Foster
McBride
Gandil
Washington
Athletics
John Furlong Wins Charleston Handicap at Palmetto Park
John Furlong captured the Charleston Hotel handicap at Palmetto Park, taking a $1,200 purse after a longabsence from the money. Ancon extended his winning streak by taking a five percent furious event from a large field of three year olds.
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Charleston
8. C
John Furlong
Palmetto Park
Ancon
Siling
Wits
Smith
Woit
Chi Monkey
M. Bekert
Pickett
fFor
Mike ‘Cohen
Malik
Coltar
Horn
Tien Gaile
Roe.seas
Sereeate
Sonny Ules Americs
Truly Wins Feature at the Lost Course Duel
In a revised stride Truly won the feature this afternoon in a stretch duel with Jobs while Beep chased close behind at the lost Course.
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Americas
Soares
Jobs
Mare overlooked by betting crowds wins close run race
Reerdon notes a mare ridden by unseen jockeys wins a race while stable objections bark at the result. Melt docents were allowed to waive apprentice claims by stewards. Also announced Eddie Foster signed with the Washington club after turning down propositions. Pittsburg Federals cut negotiations with Jimmy Sheckard over pay and minor league option.
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Reerdon
Bsix
Wte
Jockiers
Wis
Vaihalaes
Barbers Lane
Batep
Vagel
Clark Griffith
Eddie Foster
Washington
Foster
Jebees
Pittsburg Federals
Jimmy Sheckard
Sheckard
Federals
Boxer Fitemones Seeks Court Ruling Over Ring Return
Robert Pitesinomens former champion pag inet appeared in the Supreme Court with counsel seeking a writ of mandamus to force the New York State Athletic Commission to lift its ban on his return to boxing. The case is set for Friday. He joked about challenging judges Seabury and famed fighters to prove his fitness.
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Americas
New York
Dar
Robert Pitesinomens
Paginet
Supreme Court
Hie
Emus
New York State Athletic Commission
Ben
Justion Seabury
Fitewae
Gym Five Nosed Out By Visitors In Close Game
Gym Five lost to the Third Christian team of Indian a score 29 to 36. Visiting players used mid floor shots to shift the lead as the younger Gym Tigers faced tougher opponents. Key contributors included Redman Stanley Cook and Harris with strong defense and scoring.
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Gym Five
Cae Nati Gynasium
Indianis
Ind
Redman
Ipueran Stanley
Cook
Geme Beneon
Gym Tigers
Covings
Mi-C. A
Gym
Christian
ER i Cekewiventk
Seeneesy Biker
Basten
Ite
Cook Allen Wove
Soatye
Harri Redman
Een Bart Be Wards
Westover
Ginn HA
Easton
al Jen
Stanley
Ook
Harris
Hurt
Miu
Dol
Y M A Fives Split Close Games In Minneapolis
The Y M C A fives played two tight matches, St Paul defeating the Maroons in a finish and the Ramblers beating the Cuba team in a strong, early lead. Nickum and Ruebrwein started for the Ramblers as the Cuba game stayed close through the halves.
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St. Paul
Maroons
Nickum
Ruebrwein
The
Ramblers
Cuba Ina
Thoroughbred racing entries and results summary
A chaotic OCR style listing of horse races across multiple events. Entries include two-year-old races with horses named Ze Brown Pome Nonase Sion Piccwiaens and Beach Sand, older horse races with codenames like The Turk and Scrimmage Puck, and six events detailing race types, distances and participant names such as Jesuit Polly Belie and Charles Cannell. The fragmentary text emphasizes race names, weights, mile distances, and a mix of horses and jockey mentions without clear outcomes.
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Owientart
Mactan
Orton
Polly
Charles Cannell
Unclear sports note on catcher replacement
Fragmentary report mentions Charley Doom and Bill Kini Fer in a Phil field context. It hints at replacing a catcher and preferring to dig up a new one rather than catch wireall, but details and full names are garbled.
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Charley Doom
Bill Kinifer
Phil
Wireall
High School Races Arranged at Local Rink
Cincinnati news notes a planned amateur speed skating meet with several events for teens at the downtown rink in the next two weeks. Organizers expect multiple fast skaters from Walnut Hills and nearby clubs to compete, drawing added interest from local skaters and supporters.
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Cincinnati High School
Lade
Duhoed
Severa
Hughie
Night Winds and Hidden Shadows in a Graveyard Tale
A fragmented literary piece blends Grantland Rice narration with eerie weather imagery and a somber meditation on the grave. It juxtaposes fear soaked in night shadows with musings on death and the unseen. The text also meanders through garbled lines about sports and signings, suggesting a collage of overheard statements and speculative trivia amidst the haunted mood.
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Cgg
Abel Callea
Local Fans Split as Cities Compete for Baseball Title
The landscape notes that fans across South and West are divided, with many outside supporters favoring Cincinnati and Cleveland. The piece suggests Cleveland and Cincinnati have not won a major title yet, despite periods of great local talent.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
Southern golf entry sparks scoring note from secretary
A Southern Association secretary reports from Montgomery that during the recent summer tournament a competitor signed for a net 86. The golfer explained he had nine under par but deducted three strokes on the 14th hole due to wind and an unexpected breeze.
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Southern Association
Montgomery
Igakignie
Golf Star Breaks Pinehurst Course Record In Debut
A Scotch pro visiting Pinehurst North Carolina set a course record in his first outing despite unfamiliar inland conditions. He praised the sea breeze and noted the course’s demanding layout. Gifts will miss Shafer next season. McGraw contemplates Herzog’s potential return around March.
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Rother
Donald Hisg
Pinehurst
N.C
Antrica
Ross
Sandy
Shafer
McGraw
Herzog
M'GOVERN TO FILL MARS' SPOT IN KAYO BOUTS
Harry Tracy defeated by K. O. last Monday night. Kayo in poor shape and ruled out for Monday. Benny McGovern signed to meet Kilbane sparring partner Benwile at Music Hall with crowd expected.
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Harry Tracy
K. O
Kayo
Philadelphia Feathers
Cal Delaney
Tracy
A. C
Ae Kaa
Benny McGovern
Little St
Kilbane's
Benwile
Lawson joins Shamrocks in Cincinnati outfield signing
Lawson of Cincinnati formerly with the Cleveland Federal League club has left the outlaw league and signed to play in the outfield for the Cincinnati Shamrocks.
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Lawson
Cincinnati
Hoy
Cleveland
Sestusday
Cincinnati Shamrocks
Y M G A Wins Meet Over Christ Church
The Y M A defeated Christ Church in a church gym dual meet scoring 874 to 423 points. Seven events and ball games were contested with C Edington leading the Y M L CRs at 58 points and A of the M C A second. Christ Church' best point getter posted 44 points.
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Christ Church
Church
C. Edington
Y. ML. Crs
M. CA
Boxing Commission Names Sparks City Appointees
Mayor Spiegel is said to name five newspapermen to the boxing commission, including Lod. Shataann Fred Batsche George Schott Bod Lally. the mayor denied final selections yesterday. Citizens question whether the appointees understand boxing, while supporters argue the press men will bring scrutiny and experience.
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Cincinneti
Wibe
Boxing Commission
Spiegel
Retiabdle
Rurdors
Lod
Shataann
Fred Batsche
George Schott
Bod Lally
Bits of Gossip In Sport World
Sport gossip recounts Gun Boat Smith's success over Arthur Pesky and notes tensions among Federal League figures. It mentions Joe Tinker's Federal bandwagon, Connie Mack’s activities, Hughey Jennings’ quip about Tinker with Brooklyn, and President Gilmore’s plan to balance teams. Also references Johnny Dobbs and a purge of last season's Peticaris.
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Gilmore
Ad. Bren Than
Colt and Avondale Indoor Exhibition At Soldiers Gym
The Colt and Avondale indoor ball teams meet in an exhibition game at the Soldiers Gym tonight at 7. Players are urged to report at Spaldings at 7 40 p m or go straight to the gym to interest men in forming a four club league.
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Colt
Avondale
Dawe
Johnson
Ig’ Oh
Agidiere
Spaldings
Solijers
Fort Thomas
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Enriich
Eainnens
C. W. Mackenbach
Pitt St
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June Bride
Rita
Eve
Adelaide
W' Rey
Jack Lexson
Feleads
Lamb's Tall
Dec Allen
Fort Sumter
Amen
Fitcetmmones
Jens Wiflard
Jack Johnson
Cograd
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Selley Mind the
Cummings
Stanggley
Sean Jones
Meshach
Thomas George
Dalstog
Chet
Getico
Jack Lazses
Elias
Lady Peader
Concet
Tyes
Sir Aivescet
Joe Geffering
Boca
Wallin
den Talbott
Nemateur Bama
Cheetty
Grantland Rice
Feds
Walter Johnson
Redland
M'Govern
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Shamrocks
Cornish
Arthur Pesky
Chief Johnson
Joe Tiniér
Federal
Ezra Midkiff
Federal Leaguers
Iwehy
Seag
SVE
Hughey Jennings
Ebbetts
Tinker
Hughey
Johnny. Dobbs
Red
New Orleans
JS. Lowell
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Mody
Wehmeday
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