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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1913
Page
6
Large crowd witnesses Sir Catesby capture the Latonia Cup at two miles and a quarter. The win secures a $1,004 cup and $2,625 purse for owner A. P. Humphries of Louisville as Any Port, despite being the favorite, loses by five lengths in deep mud. Just Red finishes third two lengths behind Any Port.
New York dispatch notes France plans a national mobilization to build an Olympic squad for the 1916 games. The War Office may release soldiers for training on tracks and facilities, with private subscripts financing parades and athletic clubs forming nationwide to back the effort.
Pat Upham, star from Madisonville High School, joins Advent as quarterback and backfield leader in a bid for the Saturday afternoon state championship. Upham, hailed as the best all around athlete, can punt about forty five yards and drop kicks well. Advent touts a ten second backfield with Palmer Mathis and Kilburn backing Upham in a pivotal game.
A garbled transcription includes scattered words about talking to a doctor named Herman and a consultation with Ruthie. The text mentions Vinext and Avon, with little coherent context or complete sentences.
Tinker, a manager and shortstop for a National Teague team, along with his wife and sister-in-law, were shaken but uninjured after an automobile was struck by a street car at Randolph and Ada. They went to 32 Gun deraon avenue, OWK Park, without medical attention. The driver was Tinker.
The article notes numerous intercollegiate results against Yale dating to 1869, listing Princeton as dominant with 352 battles, including 206 defeats and 12 draws. It cites Harvard, Brown, Cornell, Dartmouth, and others, detailing historic win counts and early college football milestones.
Reuben Oldring, star Athletics outfielder, drew praise from Connie Mack in naming an all star team. Mack skipped Ty Cobb while praising Oldring and Speaker, prompting debate over whether the omission was a joke or a real preference.
The Celts beat C A C 20 to 0 on a muddy field, with Tilly Schuebler scoring three touchdowns and starring in a dominant backfield. Field conditions limited the score, but Celts' heavier line showed through and pushed their city title bid forward.
Jeffries, en route to Milwaukee to box, stops in Cincinnati to challenge any local 148 pound fighter. Despite his deafness and muteness from many battles, he remains in prime and promises a hard fight for any opponent in the city.
Tonight at Central Turner Hall Cincinnati presents Melzer versus Tuttle in a highly anticipated boxing show. Promoter Joe Blink says the ring floor and weaving cover from New York will reduce slips and ensure a top quality event.
Indiana toppled East Night High 19 to 0 as Muller returned from injury to score two touchdowns and tear the Nighters defense. Schuie Stand sparked the effort with fast play at quarterback, delivering a decisive win that reshaped the race for the league title.
Rain forced Friday football rained out the Hughes and Walnut Hills clash. Captains forecast easy wins on Tuesday while Knabe rests with an unrecovered shoulder. Gaither returns at right half as Krueck and Conroy vie for quarterback. game could decide the starting slot.
Northside Juniors played to a tie with Keystone as field conditions hampered scoring. Red Deagle and King excelled in the backfield while Deagle slid past end for ten yards before slipping and being tackled by West End’s speedster. Captain Lampe predicts they will win the Brendamour Junior League flag as no opponent has scored on them in two years. locals are asked to report to Rober's Gym on Palm Street Tuesday night: Vetter Strably Snyder De Charms Thinnea Leonharat King Lampe Harrison Anthony Tag.
After a season without a defeat by any Ohio team, Denison spoiled Dana’s hopes with a 7 to Mio defeat. Coach Dana cites lack of practice due to class requirements as the reason, and expects better luck and different results next year.
A roundup of football results shows Denison 14, Case 24. Oberlin 13, ECU Reserve 6. Wittenberg 12, Otterbein 9. Marietta 14, Northern 13. Harvard 3, Princeton 24. Dartmouth 24, Pennsylvania 21. Yale 17, Brown 0. Syracuse 48, NYU 4. Michigan 3, Cornell 0. Navy 70, Bucknell 7. Army 77, Albright 0. and many more noted against regional and national opponents with scores spanning the day’s play.
Yale blanked Brown 17 to 0 on Yale field Saturday afternoon. The score belies Yale’s clear dominance and field performance. Brown was unable to mount a serious threat as Yale shifted momentum with strong defense and steady offense.
Oklahoma heavyweight Carl Morris agrees to a ten round bout with Jess Willard at Madison Square Garden on December 2 under Billy Gleason's promotion. Morris praised Willard's size and skill while recalling his rough fight with Gunboat Smith and signaling readiness for a fierce, no holds barred matchup.
The Y M C A will enter ten men in the six mile road race with training aimed at form. Pro fessor Bachman reports four to six Newport Turn Verein runners. C White will not participate. Austin Athletic Club fields four men. East and West Night High School may enter dark horses. Y M C A names include F Zuch HH Kamp D Jenkine C Lewis R Liedeke W Bal er WMuller A Hentom and others. J Draper may run on Thanksgiving Day as part of club efforts to win the club trophy.
A prominent medical feature surveys scientific understanding of men’s diseases. Investigations by top researchers review causes symptoms and possible treatments, outlining current knowledge and future directions in male health research.
Berlin reports the war office prohibited German officers from riding any horse owned by a Frenchman in a steeplechase. The move aims to undermine French horse breeding prestige and prevent French animals from showing strength in competition during wartime.
The Church Basketball League opened its season at the YMCA with Trinity defeating Mt. Auburn 9 to 9, Central Christian beating Bradford 18 to 9, and Roudebush debuting for Norwood as Lutheria defeated Norwood 21 to 12 in Batavia.
Harvard defeats Princeton 3 to 0 after a strong third quarter surge. Harvard players execute early defense and a near drop kick that excites local supporters as the Tigers fall to the home team.
Philadelphia reports a rain soaked game where Wearers of Green defeated Penn by 34 to 2. It was the first meeting in 16 years and drew a crowded crowd despite the wet field conditions.
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