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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1913
Page
6
Rumors swirl about Knabe Brown and Bresnahan in a bid to become manager of the Reds. Bresnahan is said to be eyeing the post while reports spread claiming insider tips. Herrmann remains silent, stating he does not know who will be chosen.
Officials estimate about 14 6 deer killed during this week’s hunt with roughly 3 500 deer in woods at opening. The season closed at sunset Saturday reducing the deer harvest and shots. The notice discusses college sports finances and attendance impacts at Yale and mentions efforts to boost baseball and women’s programs.
In Cincinnati Ohio a chalk like deposit in the system puzzles doctors. A conspiratorial text fragment suggests an unknown condition and mentions an office stop to seek further evaluation. The readable lines are fragmented and unclear but imply a health mystery requiring investigation.
The Reds removed Joe Tinker as manager while four other new bosses— Joe Birmingham for the Naps, Ed Evers for the Cubs, Frank Chance for the Yankees, and George Stallings for the Braves—will stay in place. Next season adds Wilbert Robinson at Brooklyn Branch Rickey at St Louis and Bill Carrigan at Boston. Dabien’s release from Brooklyn ends a tenuous trial after failing to lift the team.
Special to Tie Anwricen reports the Army and Navy football game moving to the Polo Grounds in New York. The event, the sport's biggest yearly finale, attracts wide crowds and raises funds for Army and Navy hospital funds.
William J. Herrmann, famed Philadelphia wrestling instructor, is hired by manager J Walter Levering to coach Penn candidates. A Matchett, 126 pound champ two years ago and Cornell graduate, may join. Jay Bechler returns to practice for 175 pounds, while Mighall Dorizag trains daily in heavyweight, boosting Penn's intercollegiate bid.
Cobb led the American League for the fifth straight season hitting around .430 against the White Sox Red Sox and Browns while facing pitchers from Connie Mack and Bill Carrigan. He rapped 35 safeties for a .443 mark against the trio and posted a .372 clip against the Browns and strong totals against other clubs.
At yesterday afternoon meetings managers Rehrer of the Shamrocks and Noyce of the Celts arranged a game at League Park on Sunday to decide the city championship. Proceeds will be divided per their contract. Dana of Cincinnati University is likely referee and Dick Hoblitzer of the Reds will umpire. The game will be played rain or shine.
John K Tener Pennsylvania governor has been selected for national league leadership. He plans to attend to duties as governor until January 1915 and then take charge of the league’s affairs, while remaining available for occasional trips to New York for meetings. Tener’s baseball career began in semi pro circles and included a tryout with the Philadelphia Nationals before success with the Chicago White Stockings.
Special to The American. November 21. Philadelphia second baseman Knabe might manage the Reds if Philadelphia accepts a Tinker for Knabe exchange or a three way deal with Brooklyn. Doomed to Phila. may return west to push the move. Tinker cannot be used by the Phillies as a player, and Doom hopes to trade for outfielders and pitchers from Brooklyn with Tinker.
Veteran promoter Tom McCarey plans to referee from outside the ropes to curb clinching and clashing. He will disqualify any fighter who fails to break on command, aiming to restore genuine fighting action in bouts.
Former pitcher Bob Harmon announces he will farm full time, buying a 500 acre cotton plantation about 40 miles from Shreveport aided by Rebel Oakes. He plans to improve the property, hire laborers, and may retire from baseball while he shifts to cotton farming.
The report from Pittsburg highlights Kid Donnolly a 50 year old bare knuckle era champion now traveling salesman and aviation dabble. Kilbane is hailed for beating Attell and Attell’s chain of opponents while Lavinge defeats Joe Walcott and Britt defeats Lavinge as part of a tangled heavyweight featherweight history in early boxing.
Baraca Ali State defeated St. Anthony College 16 to 10 at St. Joseph College in a hotly contested game. Hassel of Alt Stars and Schoenfeld of St. Anthony starred for their teams.
Advertisement claims effective, humane treatment for male health issues including kidneys, bladder, prostatic problems, varicocele, and urinary troubles. Emphasizes scientific methods, discoveries, and licensed practitioners guiding care. Includes mention of medical authorities and licenses.
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