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Newspaper

Cincinnati American

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1914

Page

3

Matty Schwab Returns as Reds Sign Cuban Catcher Gonzales

The Redlegs arrive in Alexandria Louisiana with Matty Schwab praising Red conditioning. Catcher Gonzales from Cuba joins the camp as the Reds prepare for spring training. Schwab, a Long Branch alum, reports on camp readiness and warns if players don’t adapt to July heat they won’t reach peak form. He will report to Redlands Field once possible.

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Local Printers To Have Classy Baseball Team

The Union Printers National Baseball League tournament will be held in Cincinnati next August. Local printers plan a stronger team with most players available, aiming to win the Garry Herrman trophy at home and improve on last year's Pittsburg showing. Social events and souvenirs are planned, with Conrad Bauer coordinating the official tourney memorabilia.

Union Printers Cincinnati Garry Herrman Bell Harkins Pittsburg Conrad Bauer

Coppertown Beaten by Fast Yenghee at Palmetto Park

Special to The American from Charleston. Briarpath won a five and a half furlongs selling event at Palmetto Park after a hard drive. Yenghee defeated Elwah in a seven furlong race while Coppertown placed in another. The card drew regulars and the meet featured several notable jockeys and horses across multiple selling events.

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Form Play ers Bumped at Juarez Track

Five outsiders scored at the Juarez track etched a rough day for form players. Ceos surged to feature race victory at 12 to 1 beating a field of handicap horses. Multiple late scratches and misfired picks marked the meeting as poor for bettors with several races featuring unexpected outcomes.

Ex Red To Stick With the Cards

Manager Huggins uses the axe with telling effect on the Cardinal. Reb Oakes remains in center held next. Hug thinks a bit of the air forman and earlier said he would be satisfied with about three more outfielders like Reb.

Huggins

Rushed Racing Cards Mention Classic Races and Plank Claim

A garbled racing page lists multiple two year old maidens and selling races with numerous horse names and numbers. The article mixes in a quote denying Eddie Plank managing Lancaster Tri State and praising his current readiness and potential. Connie Mack refutes the Lancaster claim saying Plank needs more time and better performance.

Eddie Plank Lancaster Connie Mack Plank Philadelphia

Pitesimmons Bests Sweeney In Six Round Bout

Robert Pitesimmons, holder of two world titles, fought Dan Sweeney of Cleveland in a six round bout. Pitesimmons knocked down Sweeney four times, finishing at 167 pounds to Sweeney's 182. Sweeney led early, but the remaining rounds favored Pitesimmons as he showed stamina and old form before about two thousand fans at the arena. Olthert refereed.

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Baseball headlines and player moves spark early league talk

Rumors swirl about Wickland joining the Federal league and Red's gut fielder from the Northwestern league hating the news. Jim Delehanty plans retirement and release from Minneapolis with interest in a minor league club. Mulvaney may join the outlaws after a Joe Tinker letter. Willet stays with Detroit offers. Brant, knocked out by Burns, returns to street trading. Wolgast favored over White in Milwaukee bout. Leach Cross praises Wille Hitchie. Ex President Powers ponders a fourth league as Brooklyn eyes an International team. Idoka improves daily.

Jim Delehanty Delehanty Minneapolis

Burman's Record Smasher At Pablo Reach Florida April

A fragmented report notes Burman setting a remarkable distance record at Pablo Reach Florida in April. The garbled text references a sprint-like effort and mentions weather and a prior year, but the details are unclear.

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Delaney Declares Contender Status After Sanctioned Sparring

In a Cleveland gym, Delaney proclaimed himself a top contender after intense sparring. He cites past opponents and claims a hardened record, vowing a strong bout as he trains for a Monday showdown at the venue.

Boxers Turn to Vaudeville and Holdout Shocks

A fragmentary review notes Abie Abip Attell and Jim Corbett performing vaudeville acts with boxing stars like Claude Hendrix and Johnny Kilbane in entertainment. It mentions holdouts, contracts, and striking feats by Joe Wood, Walter Johnson, Jim Scott, and others, amid a flurry of boxing lore and rumor.

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Selections Charleston Names and Odd Pseudonyms

A list of numerous unusual proper nouns and names appears, including Charleston selections and a separate set featuring names like Molen Austin Curl Uncle Bem and Gordon Ragestl. The fragmentary text reads as a catalog of odd terms and possible person names with no clear narrative or context.

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Fast Time Dominates Novice Event

In a brisk novice meet, competitors staged quick times with notable performances. Brown and Taylor led strong efforts, while Pronto and Mose posted top marks in open events amid a halting, tense setup.

Root Brown Taylor Billings

Former Redlegs Outfielder Rejects Offer

A veteran slugger from the Detroit Tigers reportedly refused a contract sheet pushed by the Federal League. He warned teams they overrate value while noting age may matter as the league eyes new talent.

Dentists Edge Doctors In Fast, Hidden-Row Court Play

A confused sports note describes a fast game where dentists and doctors teams played hard from start to finish. Palmer and Moc contributed strong ball handling as the match swung with high tempo and effort.

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Colored Champs Set To Meet Wilberforce Tonight

Dolgines basketball team known as champions faces Wilberforce University Avs in a local game tonight. Players listed include Masep and Woodson for Doligians and Wheeler and Powers for Wilberforce, with guards Parker and Sooty among the lineup.

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Baseball War in Courts and Boardroom Tangles

Fragmented OCR recounts a chaotic baseball dispute with references to a war board, executives in Los Angeles, and discussion of salaries and loyalty. Names and places are garbled, but the gist centers on a high stakes rift affecting players and owners amid legal and athletic maneuvers.

Spor tlight recap hints at tense game and standout moments

Fragmentary sports notes describe a tense matchup with emotional players and crowd reactions. Mentioned are a team, a rival, and a dramatic late sequence with implied scoring and effort, plus references to a coach and key performances.

The Effect of the Spitter on Football Careers

A fragmentary piece discusses Walsh and Hulse and a controversial spitter incident. It hints at game impact and team dynamics with references to injuries and uncertain results. The garbled text mentions football teams and a forthcoming period of play.

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St Luke to Meet St A Five Tonight in Hoops

The St Luke team faces St A Five tonight with two returning players Tabeling and Streinest. Alystus ba’whetbal Hearn from Covington is set to lead and Fangmiann aims to match Austin’s 27 basket performance. A dance will follow the game on the St A floor.

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Juniors to Play St Paul Athletics in Local Match

OCR reads that juniors will face St Paul Athletics in a Saturday game starting at 7 35 p m at a location on Fourth Street The article references Branch Rickey and a “Browns” mention with unclear context but centers on a local junior game and accompanying comments about a manager and a notable figure in baseball history.

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