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Newspaper

Cincinnati American

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1913

Page

5

Thorpe Chooses Navy to Defeat Cadets in Classic Clash

Navy backs face Army in the anticipated annual contest with key players Hobbs Benedict Hodgson Meacham Jones Hopeton Wynne Weyand and Vaughan highlighted. The Army offense and defense center around McEwan Petty and captain figures while naval standouts Nicholson Harrison and Blodgett provide kicking and defensive strength as Thanksgiving games loom.

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Conley Eyes Higher Weights After Kilbane Rumors

Johnny Kilbane considers moving up from featherweight to bantam or lightweight as he weighs options and faces Frankie Corley and Kenosha boxer. Conley has fought Kilbane twice, a 14 round draw and a 20 round match, and plans a return bout at Old City Hall against Young Goldie before moving up. Conley has trained in Michigan to shed weight and may pursue a bout that could rival Kilbane if his form holds.

Johnny Kilbane Cleveland Frankie, Corley Kenozha Conley Kilbane Johnny Conlon Jose, Rivers al Wolgast Owen Moran Batfling Neleen Johnny Coulen Manus Goldie Brannigan Wilt Rathin Langford Ketchel Walcott Stanley Jack Johnson Jim Jeffries Brennan Marty Rowan Rowan Brenan Rowei

What is Your Health Worth to You

Fragmented and garbled notice reads like a health care inquiry about costs and consultation. It mentions G. F. Bermans and a Cincinnati address, possibly advertising a curative device or service. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.

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Advent to Meet Shamrocks in Thanksgiving Game

Advent football team, champions of the Saturday Afternoon League, held a large practice with about twenty players. They will face the Shamrocks at Norwood Park on Thanksgiving Day, with both teams undefeated this season promising a strong matchup.

Te Enne Cornell Franklin Field Advent Shamrocks Norwood Ballpark

Title-Holders Avoid Rematches With Former Champs

The current champions avoid facing past rulers like Wolgast Kilbane and Nelson. Wilgast set the trend by declining to box Nelson while champion. Ritchie, Kilbane and Colon also dodge rematches, while legends such as Jeffries Ketchel Betti and Gana once fought rivals twice. A survival of the fittest persists.

Wilgast Nelson Ritchie Wolgast Kilbane Colon Jeffries Gana Ketchel Betti

Yankee Schwartz and Trott Fight Ten Round Draw

The article covers a ten round draw between Yankee Schwartz and Trott at Turner Hall in Columbus. It describes early back and forth exchanges, the lead changes by rounds, and notes a strong showing by Barr street demon Sammy Schwartz in the prelims with other bouts featuring Young Moore and Kid White.

Thin City Yankee Schwarts Sammy Trott Columbus Turner Hall Yankee Schwartz Olf Drowe Trott Satomy Schwartz Barr Street Sammy Young “Moore Kid White Tip Pendleton Kid Denhiron Mills

Christie Set To Fight McKinnon For Middleweight Title

Bill McKinnon boxes Gus Christie for the middleweight crown at Reichrath's Park on Thanksgiving afternoon. Christie trains with Harry Wuest Billy Griffith and Dick Gilbert as local crowds grow for the event and a strong prelim card under Manager Williams. Christie likely aims for an early win while comparisons place him among great middleweights of the era.

McKinnon Havile Hotel Williams Christies Christie Young Jeffries Ray Bropsen Brennon Ketchell Brennan Stanley Ketchel Ketchel Langford Joe Walcott waiCoy Tommy Ryan Bob Fitzsimmons Jack Dempsey Dick Collinge

Junior Champs Meet For 160-Pound Title Clash

The Mercury A C and Price Hill football teams, both claiming the 160-pound championship, meet on Sunday December 7 at Price Hill. The Mercury squad seeks a three year undefeated run and a light points against record, aided by stars Schaefer and Behoefield back in the lineup for the game.

Mercury A.C Price Hill Mercury Boys Schaefer Behoefield Creme Rinapie Pedis Smith

Indians Suffer First Defeat as Lytles Triumph

The Indians lost on the huntstapet grounds with Lytle A. Co. securing a 7 to 6 victory. Guyle Green scored the lone touchdown for Lytle and Brad Bradford added the kickoff. The Indians suffered their first defeat in this matchup.

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Lovell Dreper Quits Running To Coach Kentucky Team

Lovell Dreper, longtime amateur long distance runner from Cincinnati, plans to quit running and take charge of the fiddleboard Kentucky ball team, ending his five year tenure as a runner and mentor.

Lovell Dreper Pumner Cincinnati

Thanksgiving Baby Marathon Entry Rules and Prizes

Thirty five entrants for a Thanksgiving baby marathon organized by the Y M C A. Contestants must register by 10 minutes before start, undergo medical exam, wear dual numbers, and stay until timekeeping is posted. Race runs Newport to Sixth Street via Lytle Park and Walnut with inspectors along the route. Prizes include gold medals for first, silver for second and third, bronze for fourth to sixth, and a silver club trophy for the best finish among men in the club.

Newport Weehington Avenue Jones N. Bridge Lytle Park Walnut Cincinnati

Thankegiving Day Baby Marathon Draws Record Entries

The annual Thankegiving Day baby marathon in Cincinnati closed with a record number of entries. Star runner Lovell Draper of the Cincinnati Gym did not compete, inviting a strong field including Kentucky’s Frank Zuck and several club entrants such as Christ Church, Young Men's Christian Association clubs, and Cincinnati Gyr participants.

Cincinnati Draper Latonia Clarence ‘Louis Direeter Harry Lewis M. A Christ Church Stiplin A. C Cincinnat Gyr James Hocter Hax Boys A-C F. Grohengelser Frank ‘Cerrulo Joseph Hannon John Ramsey Young Men's Club Wmn Mueller Otthoffer Charles Boegis Frank Zuch D. Jenkins A. Hettrick Appa George Chumard Woodward High School A Dehnert C. Wodres Lewis George Murphy E Kettenacker Walter’ Jones EK. V.uemmele Edward Hetkel Ohm Wernke Edward Zix Radstin Newsboys’ Club George Scherer New. Rink

Enthusiasm of a Fan Fails in Fatal Stroke at Sparta Game

In Sparta Wisconsin on November 24 a local fan collapsed after a football victory. He attended the game between the hometown eleven and visiting opponents for the state championship. Following the win he suffered an apoplectic attack and died.

Sparta Wis

Daniels Reached First 17 Times by Being Beaned

The article lists players repeatedly hit by pitches in 1913. Daniels led with 17 times reaching first base after being beaned, followed by others like LaJoie, Barry, and Speaker. It notes pitchers such as Gallia Engle and Hughes who hit him, and mentions serious injuries to Sam Agnew and Larry Sable as context.

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