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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1913
Page
6
The Y M C A announces indoor baseball and basketball teams under Director Lewis. The season features Ramblers Quakers Maroons Boosters and others with a detailed October to December schedule including key matchups and a semi professional contingent led by Wizbach Drucker and Eichstein.
Heine the veteran catcher and acting coach for the Cardinals departed last night to take the Kansas City managerial post in the American Association. George Tebeau named Heine to lead the Kansas City club after Charley Carry relinquished the job. Peitz reportedly accepted the Cincinnati move, while Sheckard was mentioned as a potential successor to Carry.
Kid Ash travels to Dayton on October 21 to fight Christie Williams before the Armory A' in a scheduled 12 round bout. The fighter aims to stop Williams before the tenth round with a large delegation accompanying the newboy.
Norwood’s Shamrocks kick off the season at Norwood Raitt Park this Sunday with Aurora of Indiana visiting. Last week Norwood won the Brendamour Sunday League pennant, closing the season in style by defeating All Norwoods. The event includes a field day and a football game, with Eagles band and Mayor Friedman delivering the opening remarks. Coach Thott leads a strong squad aiming to best Aurora, touted as Indiana’s top club.
Portland Ore October 14 1930 Ad Wolgast former lightweight champion announced his final retirement after purchasing a ranch near Medford and plans to settle there permanently after a visit to his Michigan home He said he will not fight again Nelson also announced his retirement saying he will never again wear the gloves.
Paul J Dougherty of Roman Catholic High School will attempt a Chester to Philadelphia swim on Sunday. He aims to ride the flood tide from city to city and has trained as a lifeguard at Wildwood. Accompanied by George Delker as coach and Jimmy Toland among enthusiasts, the effort draws local attention.
Thieves forced the rear window of John Gallagher's restaurant at 824 West Fifth Street during Monday night. They secured $2 in cash and tobacco and cigars valued at about $1. Police investigated the incident as a downtown robbery.
Gua Christie of Milwaukee faces Grant Clark of Columbus in a fifteen round middleweight bout at Elmwood Valley Athletic Club. Clark is the favorite after summer wins over Terry Turner and Kid Ashe. Joe Choyneki aids as third man. Christie trains to arrive Wednesday. special traction cars to Main avenue arena from Savoet Hotel. Tickets at Lee Heinie’s and Hotel Arlington.
Women bowlers plan a liberal entries tournament at the Oriental alleys on October 21 under the Ladies Oriental Bowling Club. Many prizes will be awarded and there is no entry fee. Entries close October 17.
Harvey Utrecht, the Hughes High School alumnus now making waves in the minors, will pitch for the Senthies All-Professionals against Price Hill favorites in a late season bell game at Crowe's Park. Ambrose Putman, a big leaguer, is expected to oppose him, followed by a field day of running races and fungo hitting.
An odd short piece questions luck and fame through the voice of the Battling Dane. It features references to a goat tale, a 100-to-1 long shot, and a boastful line about a bank roll, all wrapped in a rustic patter of self deprecation and grit.
Joseph C. Grote filed his petition in the Kenton County Clerk office as a candidate for School Board Commissioner to fill the unexpired term of Clift Walker who is deceased.
Theresa Gill won the fourth race at Louisville upsetting all bets by defeating Helton and Jim Basey Korshage also beat Rae in the first race. Ownership of selling plates earned purses to cover La tonia expenses. Results note two year olds race and a one mile and seventy yards event with Geospence in the mix and King Worth in bronze.
Yale coaches try out two new ends Roberts and Brann after Gile injury and Cornish impresses at end. The team spends Sunday resting and Saturday’s game details hint at lineup changes for the Lehigh showdown.
A historic racing page lists entries for five races at Louisville with two and three year olds. Notable entries include Harewald, Eary, Moria, Nobby, Booster, Dr. Rackwon, and Loulen Paul in the six furlong three-year-old division, plus Bastante and Mellet among two-year-old maidens and Just Red Prince Hermion et al in the extended card. Apprentice allowance claimed noted.
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The Stivers squad with experienced players from Springfield high travels to Piqua Saturday aiming for a win. Piqua fields a strong eleven, but Coach Liebeap believes his team is in good shape for the contest.
Harry Lewis, a welterweight boxing star, lay critically ill after a five round bout with Joe Borrell in Philadelphia. Referee Frank O’Brien and four seconds attended. both fighters were jailed on bail for further hearing.
Hamilton high will face Steele on the athletic field this Saturday. Hamilton fields a veteran organization stronger than last year’s unit which beat the red and black. Steele expects to overcome a past weakness and prepare for a winning tussle.
Hughes routed by 18 to 7 as Knob suffered a shoulder injury. Woodward and Walnut Hills struggle with practice, while Middletown looms Saturday. Norwood, Mussisonville, Covington, Bellevue, Newport, and smaller schools prepare for a volatile league race with Woodward, Hughes, and Walnut Hills key matchups ahead. Walnut Hill travels to Middletown for a quick test against the fast Middletown squad.
Boston reports that open champion J J McDermott prepares for the United States championship next week at the Country Club Brookline. Harry Vardon, Edward Ray and Wilfred Reid practiced, with Vardon posting 71 the best score among pros. McDermott expects to arrive Thursday and faces potential matches, including a proposed $ purse challenge from J M Darnes of Tacoma who finished outside money last year.
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