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Newspaper

Cincinnati American

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1913

Page

6

Sunlit crowd packs grandstand for ponies race day

A large turnout gathered as two feature races highlighted the card at K fair. Jockey Joe McDonald was bitten in the hand at E R Birgaley’s stables. Isa Belle Valle won the two-year-old event with Ray Sister second. Bronze Wing upset Bac and Anytime in a three-year-old and up race. Flabbergast narrowly won the fourth, with Loftus guiding Morristown to a headlong finish. Sir Marion and Bronze Wing paid large returns in the night’s betting, while Sir Catesby claimed big money in the finale.

K Fair Card Joe McDonald E. R. ‘Brgaley Ed Maginn Loftus Morristown Isabelle Valle Bore Ray Sister Blacktown Belle Wintergreen Sir Marion Galley Slave Green Bronze Wing Wise Ones Bac Anytime French Sir Marion Wing Borel Turner Sleeth Canada Racing Association Toronto Sir Catesby Brookfield Effendi Baby Sister Belle Waters Montres Meals Belle of Normandy Lowry Colle Oration Hlorees Waldo Briggs George Mise Jean Ureule Emma Bart McDonald Beorr Dr. Lemuel Yeas Moon Groes Quartermaster Renton Jorah Gen Lot van Dusen Marie Weyanoke Sebago Duquesne Ward Shatesby Woods Thorpe Phil Moher Orperth

Special Registration Session Offer for Voters Away

The Board of Election will hold sessions Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and Monday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. to grant registration to those out of the city on all four days. Sick voters may register by presenting a doctor's note.

Board of Election

Latonia Selections and Nominations Highlight Local Entries

The Latonia selections include Decathlon and The Gander with Bay Head noted among entries. Entries involve Steresta The Gander Bay Head Yorkville Vreeland Rifle Brigade and Marshon L H Adair with Counterpart. Names James Dockery Royal Tea Back Bag rave Dynamite Ocean Queen appear in the roster.

Adeeka Bay Mead Puication Leek Moaiva SL Pena Ix Furiongs Ligt Vreeland Tes Wryndeck Rite Brigade Yorkville Alliowances Fam Hirsch L. J. Adair Verena Lawellit Celesta Royal ‘Tea James Dockery Back Bay Ocean Qreen Garneab Brave Dynamite Irteh Kid Decathlon Bay Head Steresta Rifle Brigade Marshon L. H. Adair Royal Tea Rave Ocean Queen

Mandot’s Comeback Delayed by Absent Cook

Joe Mandot, famed New Orleans fighter, postpones Chicago return as he insists on having his private cook along. Manager Tommy Walsh explains Mandot travels with a chef, covering expenses during his coast trip, and would not leave Orleans Parish without his culinary attendant. Jack Tierney quips about the ordeal and jokes on grabbing a free meal before fights.

Chicago Joe Mandot Pride of New Orleans Tommy Walsh Walsh Orleans Parish Jack Tierney Brodie Lewis’ Sym Tierney

Cadets Prepare for Notre Dame Battle at West Point

West Point, Oct. 29. The Army Cadets, halfway through their schedule, begin preparations for a big home game against Notre Dame. After narrow wins over Colgate and Tufts, the Cadets seek an offensive revival as Western opponents, led by a wide open attack, present a tough test. Chicago beat Army there in 1908, the last Western foe to visit.

West Point Daly Notre Army Colgate Tufts Chicago

Hawthorn to Rest for Winter at Col. Jim Douglas Farm

Hawthorn the three year old gelding owned by Charles F Buschemeyer has been turned out for the winter at Col Jim Douglas farm by trainer Trevey in hopes a long rest will restore his form from his two year old season. He was Kentucky Derby favorite in winter books but fell ill after a rain win at Lexington and was scratched. He later won a race in Canada and another at Saratoga but has beaten no major rivals as a three year old.

Louisville Trevey Hawthorn Charles F. Buschemeyer Jim Douglas Lexington Canada Saratoga

Yale Basketball to Return to Intercollegiate League

New Haven Oct 29 Yale University Basketball Association will re enter the Intercollegiate League after financial difficulties last year. Captain H P Swihart leads a veteran team as Cornell Princeton and others bolster the league with returning players. The series is expected to be hot with several teams returning key players.

New Haven Conn Financelal Yale University Basketball Association Yale H.P. Swihart Cornell Princeton Columbia Pennsylvania Darthmouth

Workout at Michigan Scrubs Practice With Varsity Formations

At Ann Arbor Oct 29 Syracuse style plays were added for midweek drills as coach Cole pushed the scrubs through extended practice. Only four varsity players logged hard work, with Traphagen Lichter Pontius and Lyons rotating against the freshman team.

An .Arbor Mich Syracuse Cole Methodists Leach Yost Traphagen Lichter Pontius Lyons Lichtner Yost Nashville

Army-Navy Tickets In Great Demand

West Point reports rising demand for Army-Navy game tickets. Lieutenant Philip Mathews of the Army Athletics Council says applications must reach the athletic committee by November 1 to ensure seating, with later requests unlikely to be fulfilled.

ARMY NAVY West Point Philip Mathews Army Athletics Council Army Athletic Counci New York

Case Football Team Counts Injuries Before Tough Schedule

Four new cripples added to the Case list including Branson with a broken collar bone and Brady with a broken rib. Reiley and Powell suffer wrenching injuries while Weltz and Byers remain sidelined from Oberlin. Branson out for the year. Brady likely same. Stanely and Zellner to substitute for Brady as the regulars miss practice after a hard Saturday battle.

Reiley Brady Powell Oberlin Carmen Byers Weltz Themen Branson Scott Stanley Zellner

Players Must Wear High-Top Shoes

Chicago, Oct. 26. President Comiskey of the Chicago White Sox urges a switch back to high top shoes for major league players to prevent sprained ankles and foot injuries. He cites Hal Chase’s sprained ankle as likely avoidable with proper footwear seen during the world tour with the Giants and White Sox.

Comiskey Chicago White Sox City Giants White Sox Pirot Hal Chase

Northwest University adopts wire barrier to teach tackling

Coach Dennis Grady of Northwest University introduces a device—steel wire between posts about three feet high—forcing players to dive over it to tackle. He warns players they must learn to keep their chin down or risk a broken neck as the team completes four scrimmage practices against freshmen.

Dennis Grady Northwesternniversity Grady McCan Lafayette

Freak Plays Highlight Early Football Tactics

Reported in a Lafayette versus Swarthmore game, coaches McCan Geig and Warner deploy unusual line shocks and rushed movements. The tactic involves shifting the entry point, multiple attackers, and varied ball paths to confuse defenders and obscure ball location.

Paskert's Car Fatally Injures Boy in Crowd

Cleveland police report Philadelphia Nationals outfielder George Dode Paskert drove through a crowded street in front of a department store, fatally injuring 12 year old John Ferrie with a fractured skull. Paskert was held on a charge of violating the speed ordinance but not deemed at fault by traffic police.

Cleveland George Dode Paskert Philadelphia Nationals John Ferrie Paskett Police

Wrestler Dermietras Freed on $8,000 Bond in Conspiracy Case

Chicago October 29 William Dermietras the Greek wrestler was held on a conspiracy charge with bond set at 8000 by the criminal court. He is accused by photographer William A Schmidt of defrauding him of 4000 through a fake Toledo wrestling match on September 1. Assistant State's Attorney Murphy prosecutes.

Chicago William Dermietras Demetral William A. Schmidt Toledo Murphy

Club to Celebrate Ends Boating Season in Cincinnati

Music and dancing mark the Cincinnati Gymnasium revelry with Esberger's band providing the music as the club prepares an elaborate entertainment and closes the boating season for the night.

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Man Taken His Own Life On Suspension Bridge

Note found with coat vest and hat on a Camp Washington suspension bridge mentions sending items to wife Mrs J W Coppage. Police report says relatives found clothing and note. son identifies clothes. No sighting of Coppage. body not recovered. illness rumored as motive.

J. W. Coppage Burtington Place Camp Washington Lon John.w. Coppage Purlington Place Holmes Coppage

Ramblers Defeat Maroons In 34 to 16 Victory

In a Y M C A basketball night the Ramblers outpaced the Maroons 34 to 16. The Ramblers displayed old time form with fluid ball handling as Shater and Ruhrwein starred. Duis and Grummer led for the Maroons with several points.

Ramblers Maroons Shater Ruhrwein Aligeter Mapman Repaurs Co Stavel Sisben Stuve

FEDS TO ADD TWO CLUBS TO FEDERAL LEAGUE

Baltimore and Buffalo expected to join the Federal League to form an eight club circuit. A franchise and option on Baltimore grounds secured, with deposits to guarantee salaries. A 154 game schedule likely, as teams prepare to start player rounds and possibly raid major league ranks.

Indianapolis Ind Baltimore Buffalo Federalsmen

Men’s Disease Treatment Clinic Advertises Private Care

An old style medical ad offers treatment for all diseases in men. Dr. C. W. E. advertises selective methods aligned with leading authorities. Office hours vary with evenings and Sundays. Location listed as 11 West First Street near Vine Street.

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