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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1913
Page
6
Tinker, dropped as manager, offers to remain with the Reds as a player. Club owners announced severance of ties and refused to identify a successor.
Cincinnati officials and President August Herrmann signaled Tinker’s release as manager after a season seen as hampered by lack of full authority. Joe Tinker, in Chicago, says he expects his firing and would accept a player contract if offered, while management refuses to confirm a successor or discuss names.
A note describes a young girl with stomach and appetite issues treated at a clinic on Vine Street. Dr Geo T Hess provides advice and free consultation, encouraging gentle care and avoiding scolding.
Promoter Williams announced a prelim bout pairing Alvie Welsh and Kid Leders for Thanksgiving afternoon at Reichrath's Park before the McKinnon Christie title tilt. The ring pageantry promises a hot rivalry as fans flock from Indianapolis and beyond to witness the Dillon McKinnon bout and the limelight on the middleweight clash.
A troubled club faced managerial strain as Tinker led the team during a period of friction with the Board of Invective. After a midseason shakeup, Tinker took charge on an Eastern trip and produced decisive plays to restore stability, despite ongoing conflicts and prior gaps in proper play.
A joint session debated relief measures for the overcrowded asylum. Key figures include Sage Moobel chairing the committee and Gabe, with proposals totaling 4120,000 to expand staffing and facilities. A follow up session is planned for next Tuesday as the group weighs options to ease the strain on the institution.
Boxing odds show Rivers favored at ten to one over Leach Cross in a 20 round bout. The December match has drawn strong betting attention, with two prior no decision bouts recorded between the fighters in New York.
Local seniors from Christ Church and Advent lead a crowded pre season ahead of gym league play. Ward of the Gym team schedules tough games as Captain Hut’s squad vows to go undefeated. Lipman from Christ Church and Wirth, promoted from the Friars, are key projected scorers with Bob Lucas returning as captain and guard.
Investigation into unidentified men found shot near Midland Ohio continued by Cincinnati police. A clothing label bearing Pade Lohman Norwood Ohio misled officials. tailor’s son identified the suit as made for Theodore Lohwan of Norwood who died a year ago.
Special to The American Paris November 26. The cabinet of Prime Minister Barthou faces a strong opposition challenge in the Chamber of Deputies. A demand for a new loan of 200,000,900 dollars was raised to cover the budget deficit as the tax measure is debated. Barthou declined to follow the procedure. The question will be debated and voted on.
Ada Mays through Attorney John O. Eckert fled suit for divorce from Roy Mays yesterday. They married in June 2912. He failed to support her and deserted her last April, then went to Chicago.
C G Billings, owner of a noted trotters string in New York City, aims to expand into breeding to produce record breakers. Trainer Charles Tanner will manage the stud with plans for annual yearling sales at major auctions.
The Shamrocks held final practice at the Armory to shape up for Thanksgiving game against Advent. Ebert returned from an injury and Hague, earlier expected out for the season, showed in practice boosting team morale. Hague’s return prompts coach Rohr to urge all players to give their best as Upham of Advent stars may miss the game due to business.
Fragmentary text notes an approval or agreement involving Cepeanagen and Vie stange with mention of Sr and Cesk. No clear event date or full identities available from the readable fragments.
William Hoppe, billed as the young giant of billiards, defeated Calvin Demarest of Chicago 500 to 294 at the Hotel Astor in New York. Demarest posted a 12.5 average with a high run of 105, while Hoppe surpassed 21 on average and 121 on his best run, marking a second victory over Demarest within a year. The piece notes Hoppe’s dominance among American pros and mentions potential rivals like Koji Yamada and Chick Wright, with Casignol as a future international threat.
Philadelphia scene reports vaudeville actress Madia Dun pree known as Betty Dally registered at a city hotel before suicide by poison. A note to actor George LeMaire prompted investigation leading to her unconscious body and pawned jewelry worth over 1,270 dollars in New York and Cleveland. Separately Mother Superior Eva of Transfiguration Sisters is critically ill with pneumonia at Holy Cross House.
The official pitching averages show Walter Johnson of the Washington team leading the American League. Hadie Cicotte ranks second with Heb Russell and Jimm Belott tied for third, as Johnson's remarkable record includes 47 games and a 1.0981 earned runs per game.
Justus Collins assignee of Superior Portland Cement today filed an answer to a suit by Frances Williamson a stockholder seeking appointment of a receiver and an accounting in the United States District Court. He makes general and specific denials. Judge Hollister will hear Williamson's petition this morning.
Draper outlines race plan from Ft. Thomas to the finish pace changes by mile and how leading late boosts effort. He cites past times and names Frank Zach Mueller Weller and German as top contenders, noting training advice and spectator support influence.
Frank Hogan and Kruse of Covington will play a 200 ball match game of pool at Miller's Place located at Third and Madison avenues on Thanksgiving afternoon.
The schedule lists morning games at Bergers Covington and Federel Park with St Marys versus White Sox and Anos versus Pirates. Afternoon matchups include Covington versus Yorks and Giants versus Yale with Weidemans Rosedale versus Price and A C against Covington Alumni.
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