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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1913
Page
6
The article previews major college football matchups including Dartmouth vs Penn State and Harvard vs Princeton in the Big Five era, noting Yale and Harvard's recent form, Princeton's strength, and Navy's rising power. It highlights upcoming games and the potential outcomes shaping the championship picture.
Rain ruined Latonia fall racing, shortening the meeting and spoiling plans for a Latonia Cup showdown. Bermudian won the final race by a length over Sir Marry, with Bracktown Helle and Rebert Kay also placing as odds toppled. Cash on Delivery extended a six race win streak in the fourth race, while jockey Peak’s injury rumor proved false.
Shamrocks travel to Norwood Tar Park this Sunday for the state championship clash with Miamiburg. Coach Rochet plans for a large crowd as star players including Midge Boyer at left end push to defend an undefeated season. Local betting favors Miamiburg, but Shamrocks vow a big surprise as game kicks off at 2:30.
The fast Argonot football team will travel to Hamilton Sunday to face the fast Hamilton team. The Argonots have won only once recently, a victory over Mercury, one of the city’s fastest teams. Report at the depot at 12:30 Sunday.
A garbled racing card lists stakes and entries for multiple races. Notable names include Bob Hensley Mockers Malay YS and Latkes Tree. Other racers mentioned include Williams G Watermelon Edith W and Richard Faugdanis with various odds and weights.
A fragmented listing of names and terms including George Beard Dadds Ory Saileyshete Deesthlon Vai elaie and Roy Part John Fucless Sir Callentys Keft with mentions of Klewth Princ Herma High Private Counterpart and Adalk. The source presents a catalog-like collection of selections or entries, lacking a clear narrative or dates.
Promoter Joe Blink books a Monday bout at Central Turner Hall featuring Roux at 126 pounds against Turner. Leo Rows meets Kia Taylor at 126 pounds as added attraction. Roux previously fought at 128 pounds and starved to make weight. both fighters are described as determined to show their best.
The report notes Leo at 127 pounds and Taylor’s recent wins over Frank Whitny, Pat Nelson, Frackie Stussett, and others. It quotes Taylor saying he fights for love of the sport, not money, as Mercer and the camp anticipate a strong, eagerly awaited meeting with rival teams and a claim of having top prelin credentials.
Yale earlier suffered a heavy defeat to Colgate and earlier losses to Brown. The piece notes Yale’s past ability to “come back” after adversity and faces Princeton next, with reflections on changes in defense and playmakers like McKay Sprackling and Robinson. Yale’s 1913 season is contrasted with today’s form.
The Imps claim the 150 pound city title and invite disputes by calling Warsaw 888-L and asking for the manager.
The Shamrock football team faces Miami Sturg in a key Norwood Hall Park game Sunday. Coach Inott, hailed as one of the state's best, has 24 players in top form, after developing Palmer into a fast halfback star with eight touchdowns this season. Palmer, once a tackle on a weaker squad, draws praise for his speed and past AA medals. The Auburns journey to Lebanon and West End Tigers renew a longtime rivalry as Price Hill eyes the West Night High matchup at Crowe s Park. The Lawrenceburg manager Kockte Meyers departs, and the local scene notes a Price Hill win over East Night High while Mrs. Carrie Burkhardt is honored at a local event.
Lowell B. Lana notes Ohio football faces a tangled state scene with teams like State Cincinnati Oberlin Case Mt Union and Reserve contending. Cincinnati’s final standing hinges on three games ahead while Northside adds Kilbourne Grat Jones and Danes to reinforce a strong lineup. Other strong squads include Miami Denison Kenyon and Wesleyan Wooster and Wit tenburg with Buckeye and Muskingum also competing.
The Edgewood Baseball Club closed its season at Brenner's Hall Thursday night with a banquet. Manager Ber een Was received a signet ring from players as thanks for his leadership. The Edgewood club invites fans and supporters to a New Year's Eve event.
Philadelphia notes mark the retirement of John L. Sullivan from public life after a final engagement in the city. The undefeated prize fighter will surrender the title of world’s champion when the bell at Independence Hall rings midnight, as the Sporting Writers Association of Philadelphia honors him at the Pen and Pencil Club.
In New York financial district reports Harvard held as 2 to 1 odds favorite against Princeton. The scene showed even money on Harvard with betting activity noted as sparse. Harvard was projected to score about 18 points more than Princeton.
Arrangements at the University Club allow a complete play by play of the Harvard-Princeton game. A wire updates a large blackboard as graduates of both colleges predict plays and discuss who will win the championship.
A fragmentary exchange mentions a dinner test, steak and mushrooms, and a note about not risking mushrooms. The Kansas City Journal is cited in the garbled text.
Dr C W Mackenbach advertises scientifically based treatment for a wide range of male illnesses including blood poison kidney bladder prostatic and urinary issues piles stomach problems and more. He claims to be the only doctor near you offering such care with low charges and confidential prompt attention, accepting out of town patients with hours listed and location at 11 West Fifth Street first up stairs near Manhattan Restaurant.
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