Fielding Iiis Brilliant In Reds Victory Over Dayton
Cincinnati defeats Dayton 4 to 2 in a weekday game. Robert and Huggins stand out in fielding with key assists and catches. Dayton’s Walker, Grogan and Keifel shine defensively as the Reds pull away in the eighth inning with Pearce and Mowrey scoring on timely hits.
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Dayton
Cincinnati
Foxy
John Ganzel
Daytona
Reds
Robert
Mitchell
Huggins
Dayton Walker
Grogan
Kelifel
Bescher
Darringer
Ganzel
Keifel
Hulswitz
Tozer
Pearce
Mowrey
Paskert
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Spade
Walker
Silk O'Loughlin
Team Returns After Dayton Trip Amid Tense Incident
The squad arrived back in the city late last night after two practice games in Dayton. Manager Ganzel was tired by poor field conditions at first base. Weimer was ejected in Columbus for exchanging forceful words with a opposing player after Ganzel complained to the umpire.
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Dayton
Ganzel
Pitchers Ewing Campbell or McCarthy for opening day at League Park
Ewing Campbell or McCarthy will start today at League Park against Columbus while Long Larry McLean is expected to bat. Sears stock sale at Straus continues with yesterday's surge marking the busiest opening day yet and a record crowd anticipated for League Park.
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Ewing
Campbell
McCarthy
League Park
Columbus
Long Larry McLean
Sears
Straus
Six Days To Opening Day Draw For Local Ball Clubs
Pitcher Blanchard, drafted from Uniontown, was released to Lancaster. Jimmy Collins plans several tally hits for opening day to lead the Kil rooters to the park. The Enterprise squad, about thirty strong, includes Emil Schmitt George Kisker and Charley Kauffman. Columbus arrived and stays at the hotel. President Bryce, recently ill, is now about but did not travel with the team. Silk O Loughlin praises Johnny Kane saying if he could bat left handed none could outpace him yet he is near their equal overall.
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Columbus
H Hotel
Bryce
Silk O'Loughlin
Johnny Kane
Silk
Odds and scores from recent city and state games
Atlanta South Brooklyn tied at coast. USSVILLE Kentucky saw Cleve che top Louisville in an American Association clash. Nashville Tennessee hosted Chi ee in a Southern matchup with scores listed.
Agnew Hart bills face final vote on race track gambling laws
In Albany on April 7 the Agnew Hart bills to remove legal discrimination shielding public gambling at race tracks faced a final Senate vote tomorrow. Twenty six votes needed, with opposition uncertain though likely to fail. Seventeen Democratic senators oppose. nine Republicans rumored uncertain, four solidly against.
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Albany
N. Y
Agnew- Hart
Hughes
Senate
Franchot
Niagara
Emerson
Warren
Gilchrist
Kings
Wemple
Schenectady
Burr
Suffolk
Raines
Agnew
McCarren
Sullivan
Giants Trim Mudhens in Toledo Rain Interlude
The New York Giants second division, led by Roger Bresnahan, beat the Toledo Mudhens 4 to 1 in a damp Toledo game. Wiltse pitched for New York, stifling local batters while Bresnahan and Merkle were feted by fans. A shower halted play in the ninth after three Giant hits, with the score reverting to eight innings.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo
New York Giants
Roger Bresnahan
Mudhens
Wiltse
Giants
Bresnahan
Gillen, Bushelman
Wakefield
New York
Racing Entries From New Orleans Card Tonight
A full card lists weights for sixteen races across six divisions including the Rosebud Stakes with Kenmare Queen Gavin and Intervene as notable entrants. Other events feature entries such as Admiral Dot Thomas Hoy Coppers and Grace Cameron in maiden and selling races across five furlongs to two miles with various weights and jockeys named.
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Countess of Melbourne
Teddy
Gold Quest
Dick Rose
Fresh
Rebel Queen
Agnes Wood
Whisk Broom
Ethel Carr
Ida May
Dandy Dancer
Night Mist
Spunky
Thomas Calhoun
Uneasy
Purre
Lotus Brandt
Orlandot
Financier
Masquerade
Hasty Agnes
Sever
Yankee Daughter
Lena Lech
My Lady Frances
Kenmare Queen
Transform
Gavin
Little Mose
Irrigator
Intervene
Brougham
Intervene Douryea-Sullivan
Miss
Delaney
Bertha FE
Frizette
Grimaldi i
al Muller
Frank Lord
Bragg
Sir Toddington
Frizette and
Grimaldi McCafferty
Sir Toddington Sullivan
Lady Almy
Chief Hayes
Hughes
Heine
Funiculaire
Flaxman
Hawkama
Hannibal Bey
Columbia
Admiral Dot
Thomas Hoy
Sheridan
Grace Cameron
Coppers
Dicey Jr
Patriciana
Mattson
Amontilado
Merimac
Misa Cushman
Maud Sigsbee
Easter Betiie
Lykers
Dottie
Lady Kism
Grandpa
Firebrand
Fancy Bird
James Crawford
Bobbin
Prowler
Eaete
Beggarman
Lena Delta
Fairmount Bowling League Holds Banquet and Meeting
The Fairmount League gathered at Gus Knopp's alleys for its annual banquet and meeting. Officers present included President Guy Dreyer Secretary Louis Schwaegerle and Treasurer pro tem Theodore Anders. Joseph Hess received the high individual average prize and was named a gentleman and honor to the bowling fraternity. Adler's Five received marbles and a note to practice for a season. luncheon followed with Fred Brun's pumpernickel and baked ham.
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Fairmount League
Gus Knopp
Guy Dreyer
Louis Schwaegerle
Theodore Anders
Joseph Hess
Adler
Fred Brun
Dreyer
Colonel Druin Sells Spanish Queen for 12000 Dollars
Lexington April 7 Colonel J L Druin Bardstown sold here today to George Isbrook Denver the trotting mare Spanish Queen 2 09 by Onward Silver 2 05 Transylvania winner for 12000 dollars.
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Lexington
J. L. Druin
Bardstown
George Isbrook
Denver
Onward
Transylvania
No More Winter Sports At Harvard Football Schedule Reveals
Harvard University weighing abolition of intercollegiate winter sports to be decided by May 1 1908 The football schedule announces ten games including Bowdoin Maine Bates Williams Springfield Training School Annapolis Brown Carlisle Dartmouth and Yale with home and away sites all Cambridge or New Haven Massachusetts
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Harvard Atletic Committee
Bowdoin
University of Maine
Bates
Williams
Springfield Training School
Annapolis
Brown
Carlisle
Dartmouth
Yale
New Haven
Cincinnati Fan Food and Opening Baseball Schedule
Cincinnati teams announce plans for summer leagues at Wiedemann Ball Park in Newport and Arlington Park. The William T Johnston Co. fields a strong fast lineup led by Johnston. Waldorfs, Shoeworkers, Covington Anchors, Reading Grays vs Chester Navies, and Wiedemann’s Clubb to pitch for Grays amid hopeful spring weather. Bellevue Grays reorganize under Grischy with Klein as captain and seek out-of-town games. A Railroad League vaudeville show at the Auditorium on May 7 features Willard Longmead Baby Walsh Levy Slay er Sisters and Houdini performer plus a Foley sketch with reserved seats on sale April 25.
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H. Johnston
William T. Johnston Co
Wiedemann
Newport
Solice
Harvey
Schiebley
Kennedy
Woellner
Short
Ross
Baurittell
W. Johnston
Main Street
Cincinnati
Waldorfs
Arlington Park
Camp Washington
Arlington Street
Christ Church
Covington
Columbia Ball Park
Flynn
Sandman
Churchmen’s Battery
Reading Grays
Chester Navies
Grays
Nieman
Johnson
Smiley
Distler
Teare
Huffman
Lierman
O'Connor
Britton
Nippert
Clubb
H. Meyers
Burck
Ball
Heeb
Sprengard
Schulte
A. Meyers
Klinger
Bellevue Grays
O. P. Grischy
H. T. Klein
Grischy
Cynthiana
Lexington
Harrison
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Batesville
Bellevue
Railroad League
Willard Longmead
Baby Walsh
Janet Levy
Slayer Sisters
Will Smith Ranson
A. F. Kaiser
Houdini
Louise Ford
Louis Foley
Huggins & Martin
Fountain Square
Dress Parade Wins Big Upset at Benning Track
Four favorites Oxford Penaris Alley Clematis pleased crowd at Benning. Dress Parade ridden by McCahey stunned field in third race at 60 to 1, edging Brown Tony amid a grueling stretch duel. Puddin faded. Weather clear. track fast. multiple races listed with results and times.
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Washington
Oxford
Penaris
Alley
Clematis
Benning Track
McCahey
Brown Tony
McCarthy
Puddin
Columbia
Homner
Greene
Shaw
Edgeley
McFadden
Panique
Silver Ball
Beggarman
Bergée
Elizabeth Sweeney
Quarrington
Cheek
Powell
Bonnie Kelso
McDaniel
Nutmeg Trappe
Lady Ethelyn
Blue Stock
Two Saints
D' Mond John
Hardy
Ragman
Chaperon
Arrow Shaft
Claiborne
W. Walker
Sig
Flatfoot
Gerald D
McInerney
Sir’ Wooster
Masneda
Fin McCool
Kelleher
Flying Machine
Beldemo
Cordite
Bessie Kizer
T. Burns
Queen
Strong Heart
Hartford Boy
Oroonoka
Jock Wood
Octoi
Chorus Girl
Lena Delta
Clements
Obert
Rowan
D’arkle
Helen B
Lady Karma
Venus
Silverton Disqualified After Fair Grounds Race
Nebraska Lass finished fourth but was moved to third after a foul claim against Silverton altered the outcome in the first race at the Fair Grounds. Alice won the first race with Sece second and Nebraska Lass third, later disqualified. Merrigo narrowly won the second race as weather remained clear and track heavy.
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New Orleans
Nebraska
Merrigo
Alice
F. Barton
Sece
Rosen
Nebraska Lass
Nicol
She Wolf
Exotic
Autumn Maid
Reinette
John Hall
Little Mose
Silverton
Merriga
W. Ott
Lady Lissak
A. Pickens
Orbent
Traxler
Escata
Sylvia C
Nazimova
Watuga
Nannie May
Miss Searcy
Darrette
Sea Maid
Meadow Green
Vacuma
Hawkama
Bertha E
Arrow
Frontenac
Sir Toddington
Jack Bratton
Hooray
Ibs
S. Flynn
Punky
Gaugel
Lady Esther
Grenade
Ed Kane
Heap Talk
Hostile Hyrden
Masson
Dorothy Ann
Bounding Elk
Mistifier
Milford
Minder
Albert M
Bucket Brigade
Albert Star
Jennie
Miss Vigilant
Moscow
Seven Full Dominates Oakland First Race At Odds-On Favorite
In Oakland on April 7 Seven Full led from the start to win the first race as the clear favorite. Baheed placed second after a strong late surge. The Lodi Handicap ended with Cabin beating Johnny Lyons in a tight finish, Hayes denying a foul claim. Logistiud rallied from deep to take fourth.
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Oakland
Baheed
Johnny Lyons
Cabin
McIntyre
Hayes
Logistiud
Borghesi
Mentry
Baleed
Gilbert
Royal Queen
L. Clark
Misty’s Pride
Lugano
Turnoway
Edith R
Electric Spark
Azusa
Osrine
Yakima Belle
W. Miller
Mauretania
A. Walsh
Trocha
Assay
Morea
Black Hand
Twin Heart
Bubbling Water
Logistilla
Heatherton
Weil
Janeta
Darlington
John Stowas
Lbs Goistyre
Ralph Young
Kirschbaum
Eduardo
Woollen
Henry O
Boloman
Stilicho
Rhinock
Silver Line
Lampadrome
Mili Song
Lucy C
Galindo
Post
Etapah
Midmont
Whiskers
Lucrece
Gannet
My Pa
Ed Liburn
Moran Beats Wolgast in Six Round Clash at National Club
New York April 7 Owen Moran the English fighter faced Milwaukees Kid Wolgast in a six round bout at the National Athletic Club. Moran showed the better form throughout the match and held the clear advantage after the first round though no official decision was rendered.
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New York
Owen Moran
Attell
Autos in Kelton break two cylinders on trip west
The German car traveling from Kelton Utah broke two cylinders eighteen miles west of the town and the passengers walked back to Kelton. The vehicle will be towed in and shipped to San Francisco for repairs. In San Francisco the Italian car in the New York to Paris race plans to sail Friday on the City of Puebla to Seattle and thence to Valdez Alaska.
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Kelton
Utah
Here
San Francisco
City
Puebla
Seattle
Vaildez
Alaska
French car reaches San Francisco in New York to Paris race
The French car in the New York to Paris rally arrived in San Francisco at 5 38 p.m. today.
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San Francisco
Probers Question Fire Marshal on Office Expenses in Columbus
In Columbus on April 7 the Howe probes examined Fire Marshal Creamer who disputed ex Fire Marshal Davis claims of prior expenses and said his own year to date spending would total 39 149 60, with salaries rising only slightly. He also questioned missing books and discussed excise tax handling and banking practices in state offices.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Howe
Guilbert
Creamer
Davis
O. H. Hartapee
Davies
H. M. Daugherty
Auditor of State
Treasury
Boyd
Cuyahoga
A. W. Mackenzie
Capital Trust Company
Girls’ Industrial School
Delaware
Franchises Up for Vote and Park Board Proposal Passes
In Columbus Ohio the Schmidt Bill requires referendums on new traction franchises as current ones expire. The park measure advances, allowing 5 percent voter initiation to place parks under a board, with mayoral appointment of a commission if approved. Spicer bill repeals Longworth act. investigation of state boards expands under Chamberlain amendment. Senate action pending.
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Beatty
Com
House
Williams
Bowling Green
West
Wood
Harper
Enator Mather
Judiciary Committee
Mather
Sherman
Rose
Ohio
Berry
Sites
William Tecumseh Sherman
Lancaster
Boards of Education
Brandt
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Pril
Traction
Schmidt
E Representatively
Cincinnati
Board of Service
Spicer
Longworth
Chamberlain
Auditor of State
Huht
Senator Beatty's Democratic Colleagues Fail To Stand By Him
In Columbus Ohio on April 7 a split emerged as Democratic colleagues diverged from support for Senator Beatty. The dispatch notes factions forming within the party and signals potential political fallout for Beatty's leadership.
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Beatty
Tribdane
Columbus, CO
Democracan
Harris Names A Publisher To State Penitentiary Board
Governor Harris appoints L. M. Smith publisher of The Bucyrus Forum as a member of the Ohio Penitentiary Board to fill a five year term ending March 31, 1913. Smith succeeds McEmin Dunn of Bellefontaine, who completed two and a half terms.
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L. M. Smith
Bucyrus Forum
Ohio Penitentiary
Ward
Dairy and Food Department
Jessup
Hamilton County
Lower River
Huey
Ohio Penitentiary Board
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Harris
The
McEmin Dunn
Bellefontaine
Dunn
Nash
S. C. Muscraft
Board of Managers
Hawkins bill creates Ohio Dental Board appointments
Governor Harris signed the Hawkins bill establishing a Dental Board and announced the new appointees: H. C. Brown and F. R. Chapman of Columbus, F. H. Lyder of Akron, L. L. Yonker of Bowling Green, and W. D. Tremper of Portsmouth. Dr. H. C. Brown is the only member reappointed for a one year term.
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Commercial Tribuna
Columbus
Hawkins
Harris
H. C. Brown
F. R. Chapman
F. H. Lyder
Akron
L. L. Yonker
Bowling Green
W. D. Tremper
Portsmouth
H. C Brown
Miles and Whitney reach final in national amateur court tennis
In New York on April 7 Eustace H. Miles of London and Payne Whitney of the New York Racquet and Tennis Club advance as survivors in the national amateur court tennis tournament. Miles defeated Charles E. Sands 6-2 6-1 6-3. Whitney beat T A Havemeyer 5-6 6-4 6-0 6-0 to reach the final.
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New York
Eustace H. Miles
London
Payne Whitney
Miles
Charles E. Sands
Whitney
T. A. Havemeyer
National Amateur Billiard Championship Qualifies At 9 At 18.2 Balk Line
The Executive Committee sets a grand average of 9 at 18.2 balk line for entry to the international championship opening April 28 at the Liederkranz Club New York. Entries include Revolle France Demarest Conklin Gardner Poggenburg and others expected as the title is open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Association of Amateur Billiard Players
Liederkranz Club
Revolle
France
Demarest
Local auto enthusiast plans extended Birmingham trip
John Strack, a local car enthusiast, leaves this morning for Birmingham Alabama. He plans a lengthy voyage, equipped as if for a long journey with houseboat style paraphernalia and expects to be away for several weeks.
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John Strack
Birmingham
Ala
Strack
Marshall Loses in Twelfth at International Masters Tourney
VIENNA April 7 Marshall loses in the twelfth round of the international chess masters tourney to Techman. Johner left his game unfinished in an even position against Mieses. Schlechter still leads.
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Vienna
Marshall
Techman
Johner
Mieses
Schlechter
Weston Beats Sean In National Pool Championship
In Chicago on April 7 two National professional pool championship games were played Weston of Kansas beat Sean of Indianapolis 125 to - and Frank Sherman of Washington defeated Ben Allen of Kansas City 125 to 61 in the evening session.
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Chicago
Weston
Kansas
Sean
Indianapolis
Frank Sherman
Washington
Ben Allen
Kansas City
Johnsons Attend Shiloh Address Unveiling Monument
Governor and Mrs. John A. Johnson with Adjutant General and Mrs. F B Wood and the governor’s staff departed St Paul for Shiloh Tenn to attend the unveiling of the Minnesota soldiers monument. The trip includes Johnson delivering the principal address Friday and another speech in Louisville, Kentucky next Monday.
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Minn
John A. Johnson
F. B. Wood
St. Paul
Shiloh
Tenn
Minnesota
Johnson
Louisville
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