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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
6
Jockey Peak was thrown from his mount and severely injured during the fourth race at the Mount meeting. He required removal from the track and was later reported with a fracture, hospitalized at St Elizabeths Hospital. condition described as serious and life uncertain.
The article notes Yale struggled without Moses in a key game against Harvard and Princeton, citing late leads, shifting momentum, and critical errors. It highlights Harvard and Princeton as rivals and mentions betting, race results, and team dynamics shaping the outcome.
A garbled Latonia racing entry list details horses owners and odds for a two year old event and other races. Names like Rath Alowancerl Loftus Tom and Verena appear with numbers and stakes. Apprentice allowances are noted for some entrants.
A fragmentary list of names and places appears, including Latonia Selections and several proper nouns such as Montréal Gypar Love London Unity Hart Morristown Panini. The text shows scattered names and locations with unclear context.
A Batavia man died on a train while returning from Colorado with his sister for health reasons. He was 22 and identified as the son of William B. Groves. The body was brought to Batavia and shipped onward from St. Louis to his hometown.
The article critiques mythical all star teams for baseball and notes the Athletics dominate as a real team. It discusses Connie Mack choosing his lineup and the difficulty fans face in agreeing on a stars roster. Baker Barry Collins Daubert Chase Plank and McInneson are among the mentioned names.
Philadelphia reports show 40 wrestling and 30 boxing candidates at the University of Pennsylvania. Last year's captain may be unable to wrestle, 145-pound star Crawford sidelined by football injury, while heavyweight Dorizas looms strong. Emil Beck departs from coaching duties. George Decker to run the team in his absence.
The article notes three former major league stars and others returning to minor league play, with mentions of Prin, Lord, McCormick, and Devlin as players moving between big leagues and the minors. It mentions trials with Giants, Orioles, and other teams, and hints at managerial holds and winter reassignments for the 1914 season.
Pittsburg may join the Grand Circuit next season and build a modern racing plant on the city outskirts, moving meetings from Brunets Island. City officials expect a formal announcement at the Circuit stewards meeting this month as past Brunets Island meet proves popular and Pittsburg remains a top trotting center despite financial hurdles.
World tourists were cast in gloom yesterday by the death of manager McGraw's mother. A telegram said she dropped dead en route to church while traveling to El Paso to join McGraw. He will stay with the team and not cancel the trip as rumored.
The climactic high school game of the season pits Walnut Hills against Hughes at Carson Field on Friday. Walnut Hills boasts an undefeated run. Hughes seeks a pivotal win to stay in title contention. A win by Walnut Hills would seal the championship, while Hughes survival hinges on defeating Woodward in upcoming games.
A fragmented notice reflects on a moral lesson from Notre Dame as the East learns slowly. The garbled text hints at running shoes or athletic wear as the central image, with a wary tone about equal footing and progress.
Werneke shines for Gym team during a Woodward invitational meet. Results show Werneke leading in multiple events with strong performances by Trischier and Homan for Woodward, while Notre Dame and Army scenarios are discussed in the wider coverage.
Local ad promotes Dr Mackenbach offering discreet treatment for men’s ailments including stomach issues and general diseases. Claims thorough examinations and professional care without delay.
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