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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1913
Page
8
Local boxing promoter Williams lists a stacked all star card with ten round bouts led by McKinnon vs Turner and Turner’s rising fame after a knockout. The event features Creeley, Matones, Hatfield, Young, and Pinter in ten and twelve round bouts with ticket outlets at Williams’ Cut, the Wheel, or Gassein.
Special to 7: Princeton lists starters for today’s game against Yale including Hammond Phillips Ligstreth Trentmann Swart Baker Guck Law and Holley. A stiff scrimmage followed with Boland and Charles advancing the drive and Baker starring on offense.
An advertisement lists Dr G F Herman R of the Electro Medical Institute in Fatarrh offering treatment for deafness stomach troubles nervous afflictions and other ailments. It claims to restore strength and lists contact details including Avon 1270 and a local office address.
Norwood High School beat Walnut Hills 14 to 7 in a hard fought scholastic football game. Strong Norwood defense forced two Walsh Hills fumbles leading to both Norwood touchdowns as the muddy field hindered multiple scoring opportunities.
Mt Adams Indians led by Ed Shafer challenge West Mod Tigers for the 1 pound city title. They claim parity or superiority, citing a tie with Elmwood Shamrocks and unbeaten status this season. Mueller Nolan Shackle Stone Leppert starred, with Stone hailed as unbeat able by spectators. No game this Sunday prompts Price Hill players to respond.
Ann Arbor Mich November 14 One of the interesting games in the Middle West is expected to be Mich liga and Pennsylvania on November 16 Michigan has been playing good football Penns back Young is a dangerous back at left halfback Hughitt of Michigan is rated among the best Western players The Imps will meet Finnwood Crimsons Sunday at the latter grounds Captain Gaide expresses confidence in victory despite some stars missing
Frank Zuch, a gifted long distance runner, vows to win the annual Thanksgiving Day Baby Marathon. He trained through a bruised foot under Harry Kamp and faces strong rivals from New Port Turners Mast Night High School and M C A affiliates. William Muller and George Dehnert show good form as contenders.
Five committees were announced by President Hexton at the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues convention. A key goal is a uniform player contract across five league classes, with ten days notice before release. Debate centers on which classes will accept the plan and concerns over paying unused players. Committees will report tomorrow as convention business proceeds.
New York November 14 Freddy Welsh England champion and Jack Britton Chicago boxer aim to meet Willie Ritchie light welter champion in a final bid. Fight organizer Billy Gibson of Madison Square Garden seeks Welsh Britton as Ritchie negotiates a path via Tom Murphy in San Francisco after December 10.
Dartmouth, in Hanover, prepares for a trip to New York to face Cartisie at the Polo Grounds Saturday. The team ended practice with ritual burning of the dummy, cheers for coaches and players, 250 signatures for the New York trip, and 80 high jersey numbers.
Old timers and Yale coaches watched a reshuffled lineup as Captain Henry Ketcham led changes with Johnny Teadleton moving to guard and Bil Warren taking right tackle. Ainsworth starts at left halfback while signals were run by the injury healing in forehead and the second team faced the varsity. Visiting alumni and coaches, including Pudge Heffelfinger, enjoyed the scrimmage at the Taft Hotel.
A fragmentary note discusses investigative methods and medical authorities focusing on men's diseases. The text mentions treatment approaches and the role of discovery and inquiry in advancing clinical understanding.
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