Weather Snares Track Talk as Juarez Meets Scarce Racing
Owners jockeys and stablemen crave better weather to stage racing with two tracks vying for winter meetings. Promoters lure entries from the South Carolina and Juarez circuits while Elrod Keegan and Bruin push a strong card including winners The Gander Birdie Williams Wryneck Theresa Gill Glint and Brave with prices listed for each race and mutuels paid.
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Eeles Zee
Juarez Racing
Frank Bruin
John Hackmeister
Freda Auterbech
South Carolina
Eugene Elrod
Frank Keegan
Elrod
Juarez
Latonia
Cadigans
Gaiider
al Jones
Birdie Williams
Arl
Danger
Travolara
Parcel
Post Han
J Wryneek
Clarke M
Royal Amber
Theresa “Gil
Benanet
Glint
Ffth
Transport
Rooster
Brave
Gold Color
Port Arlington
Gander
Loftus
Al. _ Jones
Diskebon
Meshach
Borel
Pine
Bank Billy
Durin
Pebeto
Sheffield
Texas
Tommie
Father Riley
al. Jones
Neyton
Tavolara
Taylor
Parcell Post
Martin
Parcel Post
Wryneck
Vandusen
Clark M
Henry
Royal’ Amber
Dishman
Cain
Felicitas
Mae Taft
Theresa Pill
Booster
Port ‘Arlington
Kilbane Feared by Crowd at Grand Central Depot
A large crowd welcomed Champion Johnny Kilbane on arrival at Grand Central Depot last night. Promoter Jimmy Widemeyer escorted him to the Honing Hotel. Kilbane spoke in an interview about his readiness and the public excitement surrounding the upcoming fight.
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Grand Central Depot
Johnny Kilbane
Jimmy’ Widemeyer
Honing
Kihane
Beine
Mare
Latonia Selections and Racing Names Listed
Racetrack note lists horses and handlers including Brocktown Belle Inabelle Vaile Montreal with 4 w Barr and Dr Waldo Briggs Oakland Bronze Wing Bac Anytime Morristown Flabbergast Slewth Coxbow Delivery Quartermaster Sebago Phil Mohr Orperth Princess Thorpe.
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Brocktown
Belle
Inabelle
Vaile
Montreal
W. Barr
Waldo Briggs
Oakland
Bronze Wing
Bac
Morristown
Coxbow
Quartermaster
Sebago
Phil. Mohr
Orperth
Princess ‘Thorpe
Price Hill football opens season with big crowd welcome
Price Hill team known as Smith's Boys prepares for the new season at Crowe's Park this Sunday at 3 pm. Coach Miller fields a strengthened roster with new signings. Captain Godden praises the squad after last Sunday's trial. Local fans expect exciting football from Price Hill this season.
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Price Hill
Peat High School
Buyidas
Crowe's Park
Ail
Delhi
Price Milk Boys
Price Hil
Miller
Godden
Joe Smith
Negro guard in Kansas lineup sparks honor stance
Kansas officials decide not to protest the inclusion of Clinton Ross, Nebraska’s Negro guard, in a football matchup. The athletic board will honor the gentlemen’s agreement and avoid sanctions, amid Nebraska eligibility questions for the November 15 game at McCook field.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Nebraska
University
McCook Field
W. ©. Hamilton
Clinton Ross
The
Cornhuskers
Clapp
Conteconte
Hamilton
Ross
Missouri
Washington
Peel
Anti Tuberculosis League Urges Bond Vote For New City Hospital
The Anti Tuberculosis League mails a letter from Dr Samuel Iglauer urging a favorable vote on a 500000 bond for a complete new city hospital and equipment. League members nationwide urged active support to fund better care and early completion of the men general hospital and Sanatorium branch facilities.
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Samuel Iglver
Anti- Tuberculosis League
Iglauer
Anti-Tubérculosis League
New ‘City
Old City
Cincinnati Tuberculosis’ Sanatorium
General Hospital
Court To Decide Ruling On Referendum Placement
Supreme Court will hear the Pauity Association of Cleveland case seeking mandamus to place the Green workmen's compensation act on the referendum ballot this fall. The decision hinges on alleged signatory fraud and Secretary Graves refusal to place the act on the ballot.
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Columbus
Supreme Court
Pauity Association of
Cleveland
Secretary of State
Green Workmen's Compensation
Graves
City Wing in High Court Ruling
The Cincinnati City Council approved widening Hopple Street to sixty feet after the State Supreme Court upheld the city ordinance. A viaduct over the B and C line requires condemnation of stockyard property, with costs shared forty to sixty between the city and the railroad. The Stock Yards Company challenged the cost distribution but the court ruling sustains the plan and work begins immediately.
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Counci
Hopple
Council
State Supreme Court
Cincinnati Stock Yards
Commonwealth of Cincinnati
Hopple Street
Eek Yards
Stock Yarde Company
Stock Yards Company
Supreme Court
Burns Will Not Face Trial In Fatal Match Promoter Cleared
Calgary report says Burns will not face trial for the death of a fighter in a May bout. Promoter Burns and others arrested for manslaughter linked to the fatal fight. Sothern and Marlowe plan a twelve week tour reducing engagements in California and the Northwest this year.
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Calgary
Tommy
Burns
Igther MecCarty
Arthur Pesky
Burne
Sothern
Marlowe
California
Northwest
Marsans Sought by Clark Griffith for Washington Outfield
Clark Griffith of the Washington club pursues Armando Marsans the Cuban outfielder from Cincinnati to bolster the 1914 outfield. If Marsans cannot be waived from the National League Griffith may settle for Johnny Bates a strong hitter who has played for Boston Louisville and Cincinnati.
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Griffith
Washington
Fox
Armando Marsana
Cincinnati Reds
Marans
Marsans
Clark Griffith
Havand
Columbus
Almeida
Cuba
Cincinnati
America
Marions
Johnny Bates
Bates
Boston
Logene
Shanks
Moeller
Walnutville and Woodward to clash in big interscholastic game
Walnutville travels to meet Woodward in a marquee interscholastic showdown to decide who leads the Interscholastic league. Kreuck stars for Walnut Hills after a transfer. Woodward touts Haenely and Lanier as key players as both teams prepare for a hard, closely watched battle at Carson Meld or Cumuminnaville with a large crowd anticipated.
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Walnutville
Woodward
Carson Meld
Walnut Hills
Kreuck
Hill
Woolward
Selzer
Culbertson
Mueller
Burt
Lanier
Anne
Gingier
Haenely
Haberkotte
Maenely
Haw
Walnut Hille
Gaither
Tom Gaither
Hughes
Johnson declines Cuban offer ends Climbers exhibition plans
Walter Johnson refused to join the Climbers on a Cuba tour to earn $500 a month and instead aims for exhibition work in New York. The rest of the team criticized the decision. the Climbers disbanded after two games. Johnson plans a quiet winter in Coffeyville and a return to form next spring.
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Connie
Mack
Manexer Griffith
Cuba
Walter Johnson
Johnson
New York
New York City
Hartford
Coffeyville
Kan
Scythe
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