Shamrocks Face Crimson A C in Sunday Clash
The Shamrocks prepare for a high profile game against Crimson A C this Sunday. Team management has posted a forfeit threat, while fans expect a hard fought matchup that could shift the season standings.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1913
Page
6
Amateur Football Roundup With Patchy Legs and Local Games
Patchwork amateur football notes list upcoming local fixtures including North Side at North Side and Oakwood versus Patmont A C Albions. Other entries mention Covington vs Tmt Oakley Norwood, Highland AiG Transton vs Lockland, and Beacons vs Suagets with several unclear team names and matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marujons
Va Pride
Price
Oakwood
Patrmont A.C. Albions
Newport
Wiymphs
Covington
Agburns
Dell
East Night
Ick
Tmt
Oakley
Norwood Tige
Trogedade
Highland Aig Transton
Lockland
Bellovue
Pastime
North Side Jr's
Beacons
Suagets
Gym Basketball Team Faces Tough Upcoming Schedule
Gym basketball team's manager wa L announces a challenging slate with top teams from across the country. The squad will travel extensively to face Buffalo Germans and Christian, Seutral, Trike, and others, aiming to win the city and state championships despite the demanding road schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa L
Cincinnat Gymsbasketball
Buffalo Gor Mians
Trike
Seutral
Christan
Buffalo
Harvard Favored In Betting For Big College Game
New York observers report Harvard as the favorite in the forthcoming college clash with Yale. Odds cited range around 16 to 7, with Yale backers hoping to rise to 10 to 6, according to financial district and collegiate circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yale
Harvard
Barkle and Violence Disease Advisory in Transit
Fragmented notice describes medical advice, the need for timely worming, and a consultation. It mentions costs and a conductor asked to stop at an office, suggesting a travel context and a health intervention note.
Dartmouth Finishes Best With Forward Pass Ties
Football Dope rates Dartmouth as best in forward pass use this season among seven major colleges. Navy and Army show strong scoring while Princeton Penn Yale Harvard also feature top touchdown scorers. Brickley leads Harvard in touchdowns and field goals, with Hogsett and Leonard among the Dartmouth leaders.
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Dartmouth
Navy
Harvard
Princeton
Pennaytinka Dartmontis
Armay Ts
Tounhdowns
Sierusre
Ketebom
Yale
Marshall
Penneylvania
Hogarth
Metcham
Army
Browns Navy
Leonard
Earth
Spitver
Clude
West Point
Annapolis
Brickley
Mitnit
Princetons
Wil. Ion
Hogcett
Dewellyn
Hobbs
Mcheavy
Idbudon
Dartmiduth
Prade
Tia
H. Baker
Hogsett
Benedict
Haw
Moat
Brown
Advent Football Team Holds Monday Practice
All members of the Advent football team are set to practice at the gym Monday. The Shamrocks will visit Norwood Ball Park for a ThanksgivingDay game as Tarrritel works to save his career amid tough conditions.
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Advent Foolball
Tian’ Bea Lo
Harehman
Willi
Crack Shamrocks
Norwood Ball Park
Touch Tarrittel
J.s.howell
M.D. Yees
Englishmen Threaten World Sculling Title Match
Boston dispatch reports William Albany issues a $1,000 stake challenge to world sculling champion Wroest Barry. Stakes differ by locale with $2,500 a side common for international challengers. Albany, heavier and younger, seeks to wrest the title, claiming Barry’s pace.
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Boston
Nay
William Albany
Wroest Barry
Holier -Rekigies
Harry
Auch
Princeton Water Polo Team Poised for Strength Next Season
Princeton observers anticipate a strong water polo season as last year’s players depart. The Interclass tournament on December 16 spurs a wide pool of candidates to fill key posts, with captains and defense complements shaping the lineup. Ernest M. Smith of California University has drawn attention for his coast championship performances and rapid crawl technique, while Princeton’s own guard Hessenbrueck and captain contribute as scoring leaders.
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Princeton
Robinson
Crkck
JM. Hessenbrueck
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Tigers
Ernest M. Smith
Californ University
Smith
St. Paul
Duke Kahanamoku
Celtics Ready for Seas at Ohio Showdown
The Celtics are in shape and ready for the upcoming matchup against Ohio. Early training notes emphasize fitness and strategy as the team prepares for a decisive game at sea location.
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Ohio
Crimson A C to Meet Shamrocks in Norwood Sunday
The Crimson A C football eleven will play the Shamrocks at Norwood Sunday and is not connected with Y M L. Y M J is not in the football field this season.
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Crimson A.C
Shamrocks
Norwood
Y.M. 1
Young Fish May Prove Surprise of the Season
A swimming team organized by instructor Lee Lucas at the local Gymnasium showcases promising talent led by Howard Adam Lawrence Werneke Low Hurtig and rising youth Kassel who may challenge state records. Weekly races award five points for first three for second and one for third with Kassel drawing attention as a 16 year old newcomer. A future meet at the University of Cincinnati and top national teams are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Lucan
Focial
Lucas
Howard Adam
Ohio State
Lawrence Werneke
Faiey
Low Hurtig
Distant Tinger
VanCourt
Striker
Harrison
Heilbrum
Kassel
Tie
Adae
Mike Liverginge
University of Cincinnati
Bookel
National Collegiate Association to Meet at Hotel Astor
New York Nov 21 The annual convention of the National Collegiate Athletic Association will be held at the Hotel Astor on Tuesday December 26. Representatives of more than two hundred colleges and schools will discuss amateur athletics in all phases. Yale and Cornell have refused to join despite yearly invitations.
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New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Hotel Astor
Nuvdred
Yale
Cornell
Imps Battle With L E N H For 156 Pound Title
Imps claimants of the 156 pound championship plan a Sunday matchup with Lynch's East High team. The squad tightens for the game as Messmer returns to strengthen the line, while Meschmeyer may miss the balance of the season due to injuries. Manager Piltzer and Captain Gaide worry over the health of the players. 150 pound teams seeking games should call Warsaw 5481 and ask for KarlPrice Hil and Mt Adams Indians preferred.
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Lynch
East Hight
Messmer
Mesch
Basketball Meeting Draws Wide Cincinnati Area Attendance
A large turnout attended the basketball meeting in Cincinnati and nearby communities. New schools Brookville Indiana and Milan Indiana joined, promising fast teams. Ohio Mechanics Institute debuted a team, with Ohio Mechanics and other schools arranging schedules and games for the season.
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Cincinnati
Brookville
Ind
Milan
Lexington
Aurora
Hamilton
Ohio, Military
Ohio Mechanics
Catholic High School
Milford
Ohio Mechanica Institute
Aurore
Stitute
Nak Hebrew Ven College
Trott Arrives for Major Boxing Card at Central Turner Hall
Sammy Trott arrives today for a ten round main event against Yankee Bedwarte at Central Turner Hall next Monday night. Trott, noted for decisions with Battling Nelson and Young Saylor, is among the top 133 pounders. Schwarte rivals in quad class with a win over Joe Mandotte. Manager Widmeyer plans two strong preliminaries. tickets available from Spalding's and Gaseman's.
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Central Turner Hall
Queen City Athletic Club
Sammy Trott
Yankee Bedwarte
Trott
Battling Nelson
Young Saylor
Schwarte
Joe Mandotte
Widmeyer
Spalding
Gaseman
Players to Share Alike in World Series Receipts
The National Commission ruled all players eligible to participate in postseason series would share equally in World Series receipts. The decision followed a complaint by Cubs pitchers Vaughn Bart Moore and Eddie Stack, who received reduced shares. The committee did not act on the complaint but indicated future parity for all participants.
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Rentéate
Hane
Sharon
Inione
Aeatna
Come Mission
Cube
Ision
Cubs
Yale Ready For Bulldogs Tigers Game Today
Yale prepared for the clash with Harvard in Cambridge after a tight practice with emphasis on Guernsey and drop kicking. The team, led by Coach Jones, featured lineup notes and a mass student send off, while Harvard geared up in Cambridge at the stadium and planned a rest period before the showdown.
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Har- Vara
Guernsey
Jonen
Dunn
Thay
Brann
Carter
Imanen
Yale
Princeton
Auburndale
Mass
Cambridge
Harvard
Fi Miike
Maes
Tec
Philadelphia Middleweight Borrell Draws Attention and Fights
Philadelphia middleweight Joe Borrell, renowned for a knockout of Joe Grim, has drawn attention after a bout with Harry Lewis left Lewis hospitalized. Borrell’s punching power is cited by peers. he claims wins and strong showings in multiple six and ten round bouts against noted opponents.
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Philadelphia
Joe Borrell
Harry Lewis
Lewin
Hle
Borrell
Lewis
Borrel
Joe Grim
Grim
Vic
Red Ames
Dick Marshall
Fred Gunther
Ford Munger
Joe Sieger
Jack Robinson
Howard Trapedale
Roux and Hartman Set for Carlisle Showdown Evening Fight
Manager Joe Blink of the Carlisle A C reports Leo Roux and the elusive Joe Hartman will clash again at the club on a December night. Both veterans have fought here before and promise a classy bout for local fight fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Blink
Carlisle A. C
Leo Roux
Joe Hartman
Boston Bull Poised For Big Bout In Queen City
Boston Bull appears ready for the upcoming championship fight in the Queen City. Bill McKinsey and Christie plan to stay in town to acclimate, while Terry Turner notes McKinnon expects a defining ring history. Golden Rule Club manager Williams schedules a strong supporting card for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill McKinsey
Christie
Hie Hi
Willams
Golden Rule Club
Two YMCA Basketball Games Entertained Big Crowd
The Knockers defeated the Seami-Profs 9 to 7 in the opener as Dennis Mattick pitched well and formed a standout pairing with Bill Mattick. In the nightcap the Owl Kowh Ramblers beat the Bush leaguers 11 to 10 in a hard fought clash lasting until the last out.
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YM. A
Séemi- Profs
Dennis
A. Mattick
Eggington
Bill Mattick
Y. Mio
Owl Kowh Ramblers
Bush Leaguers
Price Hill Football Fans Promised a Good Card
Price Hill prepares for a Sunday match with the Madimons at Crowe's Park. Mrs Burkhart, the world’s only woman coach, introduces strong formations. Manager Joe Smith promises a big crowd, ball throwing contest, speeches, and brass band. The Price Mill team seeks another solid season performance against an undefeated Carthage team from the Mormons.
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Price Hill
Madimons
Crowe's Park
Smeithie
Price Mill
Carthage
Ritchie Secures $15,000 For San Francisco Thanksgiving Bout
Willy Ritchie is guaranteed 15 000 dollars for his scheduled fight with Harlem Tom Murphy on Thanksgiving Day in San Francisco. The purse underscores the headline matchup and venue expectations for the holiday card.
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Willy Ritchie
Harlem Tommy Murphy
San Francisco
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