Louis Hamm ers Redleg Twirler Tabled
In a poorly recorded baseball rundown Louis Hamm hurled for the Redlegs but struggled with costly fielding behind him. Spade fared little better as yesterday’s National League results show Louis beating Cincinnati 9 to 81? and other scores including Philadelphia 6 Brooklyn 3 and New York 2 Boston 0. American League listed Cleveland 3 Detroit 1 New York 1 Boston 0 Philadelphia 2 Washington 1 and Chicago versus St Louis 5.
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Cincinnati
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Brooklyn
New York
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Cleveland
Detroit
P Delphia
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Chicago
St. Louis
National Sea American Leanne
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Pittsburg
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Serebese
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Columbus
Ayne
Toledo
Ewes
Dayton
Neweee
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Louisville
Evansville
Milwaukee
Grand Perceoo
Kansas
South Bend
Minneapolis
Zanesville
St. Paul
Wheeling
Pairings Listed for Major League Matchups
J Louis teams up in Cincinnati while Pittsburg visits Chicago New York travels to Boston and Philadelphia meets Brooklyn in key league games. The schedule outlines cross city clashes with potential title implications.
Cardinals Triumph Over Reds In Five Inning Route
Detroit at Cleveland Boston at New York Washington at Philadelphia was noted as baseball chatter. The Cincinnati Reds were overwhelmed by the St Louis Cardinals 9 to 2 on a cold raw day. Ewing and Spade struggled while Cardinals hit for power with Delehanty O Rourke and Ganzel contributing. Captain Ganzel stood out for the Reds despite the loss.
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McCloskey
Cardinals
Reds
Bob Ewing
Bob Spade
Roberts
Red Rose
Little Huggins
Ewing
Spade
Ganzel
Fangs
Huggins
Hulswitz
Lobert
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Mowrey
Mitchell
O’rourke
Delehanty
Heartbreak at sixth as Reds edge Cardinals in 10
The Reds and Cardinals played a high scoring 10 inning affair with Delahanty and O'Rourke sparking late offense. Beebe and Hostetter produced key hits, Gilbert and Hulswitz made costly miscues, and Mowrey doubled in a late rally as Cincinnati edged St Louis 10 to 9.
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Delahanty
Koney
O'Rourke
Hostetter
Schlei
Lobert
Gilbert
Del
Beebe
Reds
Mowrey
Murray
Paskert
Hulswitz
Byrne
Barry
Ganzel
Ewing
Huggins
Mitchell
Konetchy
Hulswitt
Bryné
Spade
Paskett
Hulewitz
Redlegs and Cardinals Meet in Third Game of Series
The third game of the series is set for 3 30 this afternoon with Weimer pitching for the Redlegs and McGlynn for the Cardinals. The Robisons seek a strong shortstop option as they face defensive gaps. Herrmann and Lobert are discussed, while McCloskey benches Shaw and O Rourke fills in. The day features raw weather and a small crowd, with Ganzel delivering a three bagger that nearly scores.
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Weimer
Twiri
The
Redlegs
McGlynn
Cardinals
Robisons
Mr. Herrmann
Lobert
Karger
Beebe
Raymond
Honus
Rudy makes leaping catch preserves the game
Hulswitz's grab of Koney's hard liner in the second inning saved a likely two or three-base hit. Rudy leaped high, snagging the ball in his glove to keep the play close and the score intact.
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Hulswitz
Koney
Rudy
Reinstatement Denied for Player James Wiggs
The National Commission denies Wiggs reinstatement after detailing his contract violations with the Toledo Club and rejection of prior applications. It states no future applications will be considered and reiterates his ineligibility with National agreement clubs outside the Tristate League.
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James A. Wiggs
James A.wiggs
Tristate
Toledo
American Association
B. B. Johnson
Harry C. Pulliam
August Herrmann
National Commission
New York Beats Boston 2–0 in Pitchers Battle
New York shut out Boston 2–0 as a two-hit eighth inning produced all runs. Tenney received a traveling bag from Boston friends. lineups feature Kitchey and Ritchey with key plays, while Young and Mathewson hurled the complete game.
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Boston
New York
Kitchey
Tenney
Brooklyn and Philadelphia Baseball Notes from The Game
Reading shows players batted for Bergen in the fourth and MelIntyre in the ninth. Two base hits by Titus Osborne Doolin Pat tee. Three base hit by Maloney. Hits off Bell.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Bergen
MelIntyre
Titus
Osborne
Doolin
Pattee
Maloney
Bell
Unclear Play By Play Fragment From Brooklyn Philadelphia Game
Incomplete excerpt records innings pitched and players. mentions Eervisence Eilis Bransfield Sheehan. Stolen bases by Magee Dooin Burch Lewis Lumley. Double play Lewis Pattee Jordan. Left on base 9 for Philadelphia and 7 for Brooklyn. First base errors Brooklyn 3. Strikeouts Bell one McQuillen four. Passed ball Doom. Time 1:67. Umpire Kliem.
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Eervisence Eilis -Bransfield
Sheehan
Magee
Dooin
Burch
Lewis
Lumley
Pattee
Jordan
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Bell
McQuillen
Doom
Kliem
Pittsburg Chicago Game Postponed by Cold Weather
Chicago April 21 report postpones the Pittsburg Chicago game due to bitter cold conditions.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Philadelphia 2 Washington 1 in 1909 style game
Philadelphia wins 2 to 1 against Washington as Harry Davis drives in the go ahead run in the second with a triple steal. Davis scores on a high ball over Warner as both clubs show strong fielding and pitching through seven innings.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Philadelphias
Harry Davis
Davis
Warner
Cleveland Downs Detroit 3-1 Behind Malloy Pitching
Cleveland defeated Detroit 3 to 1 as Malloy earned the win. Turner exited early with a possible arm injury. Clarke Stovall and Lajoie led Cleveland with multiple hits while Detroit struggled to capitalize.
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Clevelan
Cleveland
Detroit Today
Malloy
Turner
Cleve
Ab.h.o.a.e
Detroit
Ae BE. J.clarke
Decceryeas
Bradley
Schaefer
Stovall
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Lajoie
Cebby R
Bites
N.clarke
Coughlin
Bir’ham
Schmidt
Hinch’n
O’leary
Check
Chesbro SHines as New York Wins 1-0 Over Boston
Chesbro's clever box work sparked New York to a 1-0 victory over Boston. The decisive run came in the sixth on Niles's single, Thoney's error, and Keeler's timely hit. Star: Elberfeld. Attendance details and line scores provided. Winter pitched for Boston, Chesbro for New York.
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New York
Chicago Defeats St Louis In Third Game Of Series
Chicago wins 6 to 5 at St Louis as Owen is pulled in the ninth after St Louis rally. Dougherty, Jones, Stone and Donahue star with multiple hits. Hoffman homers for Chicago while Criss and Jones net two-base hits. Pitching notes show Owen 10 hits allowed in 8 2 3 innings, Smith relief.
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Ab.h.o
E. St. L
F.jones
Davis
Sullivan
C Owen
Smith
Hoffman
C. Jones
Stone
Williams
ABC Oem
Wallace
T. Jones
Howell
Es Ir
Spencer
Criga
Louisville 2 Minneapolis 1 eleven innings
In cold weather Louisville beat Minneapolis 2 1 in eleven innings. Kay drove in the decisive run after Harley's error and Perrine's single, with Adams fanning eight and Wilson five.
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Louisville
Minneapolis
Colonels
Kay
Harley
Woodruff
Perrine
Adams
Wilson
St Paul Defeated In Cold Indianapolis Game
Indianapolis 8 St. Paul 1 amid cold weather. Leroy allowed 10 hits in seven innings, Tonneson gave up 3 in one inning. Haydn hit by pitch, Coulter Carr J Meyers doubled, Davidson and Livingston stole bases. Time 1 45. Umpires Hayes Bierhalter.
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
Paul
Flood
Hayden
Leroy
Tonneson
Marquard
Coulter
Carr
J. Meyers
Davidson
Livingston
Hayes and Bierhalter
Toledo_vs Milwaukee Baseball Scorecard Fragment
Two-base hits by Lister Hopkins Land Rob inson McChesney Roth Brown. Clarke homered off Bushelman in 11th innings. Hit by pitch Bushelman Quinn. Bases on balls four off Bushelman four off Dougherty. Toledo left on base seven Milwaukee nine. Sacrifice hits Smeot Armbrustery Robinson Green McChesney McCormick Dougherty. Struck out Bushelman three Dougherty three. Passed ball Roth. Wild pitches Bushelman two Dougherty one. Time two hours. Umpire Kerin.
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Huggins
Lobert
Mitchell
Ganzel
Bonis
Ewing
ST. Louis
Spade
Byrne
Ae Murray
Delahanty
Konetchey
O'Rourke
S.s
Megetethor
Gilbert
Cincinnati
Mowrey
Ganzer
Pelahanty
O’ Day
Young
Mathewson
Bowerman
Boston
New York
Emslie
Washington
Philadelphia
Hughes
Shipke
Smith
Jhits
Ganley
McBride
H Nichols
Murphy
Milan
Warner
Steven
Davis
Coombs
Oldring
Delehanty
Old
Cleveland
Detroit
N. Clarke
Stovall
Bradley
Lajoie
Hinchman
Schaefer
Malloy
Louisville
Minneapolis
Quillen
Wilson
Woodruff
Kay
Sullivan
O’brien
Freeman
Stanley
Adams
Harley
sTime
Owen
Toledo
Milwaukee
Lister
Hopkins
Land
Robinson
McChesney
Roth
Brown
Clarke
Bushelman
Quinn
Dougherty
Oaset
Smeot
Armbrustery Robinson
Green
McCormick
Kerin
Fries
Risp
Krueger
Fohl
Raidy
Tayoe
Cons
Goodwin
Erwin
Higey Kruger
Wrigley
Case
Taylor
Hays
Columbus Triumphs Over Kansas City 9-4 in Series Opener
Columbus Ohio won 9 to 4 as Kruger and Wrigley hit triples and Friel Congalton and Kihm added timely singles. Cross drove in three runs, sealing the lead in the fifth inning of the Kansas City series matchup.
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Columbus
Kansas City
Kruger
Wrigley
Friel
Congalton
Kihm
Cross
Catches by Friel and Kruger Spark Offensive Behind Fielding
Runs for his team feature a game where Catches by Friel and Kruger highlighted the fielding. Scoring details show players like Hallman Murphy Clymer Beckley and Krueger contributing mixed hits and outs. Pitchers Tayor Case and Goodwin worked through 1:50 with Hays as umpire.
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Friel
Kruger
Colum
Hes Ams Cc
OAE
Odwell
Hallman
Murphy
Clymer
Beckley
Congalt
N.r
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Kerwin
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Krueger
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Cross
Wenguy
OlCrisp, c
Dayton tops Wheeling 1-0 in fifth inning error play
In Wheeling West Virginia Dayton scores the lone run on a bases on balls and two errors in the fifth. Rowan pitched for Wheeling and Richardson Alderman handled the batteries as wet grounds postponed a Terre Haute Grand Rapids game.
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Dayton
Wheeling
W. Va
Rowan
R.H.E. Wheeling
Rowan and Richardson
Alderman
Terre Haute
Ind
Evansville-South Bend Game Postponed By Rain
The Evansville-South Bend basketball game in Evansville Indiana was postponed due to rain on April 27.
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Evansville
Ind
Evansville-South Bend
Ft Wayne Tops Zanesville In Tight Game
Ft. Wayne defeated Zanesville 3 to 1 in a clean game with timely hitting securing the win. Pa atm and Klegy, Limerick and aay were among players noted in the report.
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Ft. Wayne
Zanesville
R.H.E. Ft. Wayne
Limerick
Aay
Johnson to Fight Burns for Big Purse in Europe or America
Jack Johnson and manager Fitzpatrick arrived from New York and issued a challenge to Tommy Burns to meet for any purse Burns accepts. Johnson offered to bet Burns 2500 that he can stop him in twenty rounds and would share two thirds of any purse. Burns seeks 30000, delaying negotiations as a Paris club may finance a bout.
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London
Jack Johnson
Fitzpatrick
New York
Tommy Burns
Burns
Johnson
England
Paris
National Sporting Club
America
Butler County Fair Declines Sunday Picnics and Announces Stakes
Directors of the Butler County Agricultural Society in Hamilton Ohio decide against Sunday picnics on fairgrounds for this year and set three stake races at the coming fair each with a $500 purse. The events include a 2:15 pace a 2:25 pace and a 2:30 trot.
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Commercial Triune
Hamilton
Butler County Agricultural Society Today
Berry Maid Beats King Cobalt in Five-Furlong Aqueduct Allowance
Berry Maid, the 104 starter, edges King Cobalt by a head in the second race at Aqueduct. Roseben, holder of the world record at seven furlongs, shows a slow break and finishes outpaced. Fitzherbert captures the Woodhaven Selling Stakes as a longshot in the four and one-half furlongs feature.
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Aqueduct
N. Y
Berry Maid
Roseben
King Cobalt
Red Silver
Fitzherbert
Woodhaven
Big Chief
Notter
Black Sheep
Musgrave
Prince of Castile
G. Burns
Mulvaney
Frank Lord
Tito
Queen Marguerite
Wedding
McCarthy
Red River
E. Dugan
Pierrot
Horace E
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Trance
Wime
Walter
Arionette
Ramble
Erbert
Aletheno
Oxford
Colonel
Jack
Minnie Adams
Golden Pearl
Black Oak
Zal
McDaniel
Master of Craft
Dennis Stafford
Francs
Robador
Poquessing
Greene
Umbrella
Chief Hayes
Hartford Boy
W. Burns
Fielder
Triumph
Garner
Toplitski
Danger
Tanakee
Black Bridge
Rosario
Okitau
Slumberless
Racquet
Red Bonnet
Walnut Hills Gym Team Hosts Exhibition at Hughes High
The Walnut Hills High School gym team directed by Dr A A Knock staged a gymnastics exhibition last night at Hughes High School before the Night High School class.
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Walnut Hills High School
A A. Knock
Hughes High School
Milford and rivals set for Sunday baseball clash
The Milford team from Milford Ohio will face Evanston on Evanston’s grounds Sunday after a win over Harrison Ohio last week. Other local games featured the Bellevue Grays defeating Mt Airy 7 to 0, the Sixth Ward Indians beating Northsides 8 to 7, and the North Cincinnati Turners defeating the Y M C A 15 to 5.
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R. Runyan
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Mt. Airy
Grays
Hubbard
Simons
Cincinnati Turners
Miller
Ahrens
Pirates
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Spring Grove Avenue Park
Estes
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Smith-Kassons
Highlander8s
Fort Thomas
Ducasse
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Lytle
Kendall
Brenner
Hauck
Sanders Baseball Club
Night Riders
E. M. Brown
Bud Hatfield
Saunders and
Main Streets
Mt. Auburn
Bavarian Brewing Company
Covington
Willow Run
Roenker
Reidlin
Keiser
Greater Newport Baseball Park
Newport Monarchs
Covington Grays
Kentucky Colonels
ll-Professionals
Colonels
Wiedemanns
Eddie Connolly
Connolly
Augusta
Dr.es
Glenwood Park
Louisville
Mailiianes & Ohio
Glancy
Wiedemann
Tecumseh Midi
Altons
Heron Beaten at Lexington Track
In Lexington Kentucky on April 27 heavy favorites faltered as Inela and others failed to overcome a strong finish by King s Son and Merrifield. The crowd watched a chilly day at the Kentucky Association course with Rival bets on horses such as Hostile Hyphen and Lafayette. Results across six races show Keen competition and close finishes in the selling events.
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Lexington
Heron
Toplefty
King
W. Powers
Major Lawrence
Herdel
Woolbinder
F. Burton
Columbus
Ben Howe
Tony W
Silverite
Solicitor
Maeso
Jack Combs
Mad Rose
Ida
Mstilla C
Lexington Lady
W. Ott
Ariety
Night Mist
Carolyn B
Elist
Alsatian
Tartar Maid
Good Friar
Marion Moore
Brown Mary
King’s Son
Fogarty
Yoplofty
Merrifield
J. Lee
Royal Chance
Ansonia
Bramble Lad
Candico
Vardoe
Flyon
Fred Mace
Alice Baird
Miss Hapsburg
Skirvin
Guard Allen
T. Taylor
Serenade
Miss Imogene
Violet Pearsall
Abby C
Vancena
Icaria
Dusky Dame
Veriblie
Anna Howard
A. Morgan
Yee St. Ilario
Glasner
Great
Troxler
Doubt
Hazel Patch
Tinker
Nancy
Royal Legend
Roger S
Bardonia Triumphs In Third Race At Oakland Handicaps
The Oakland meet features Bardonia edging Ed Sheridan in a close finish to win the Selling one mile and 70 yards race. The Mist captures the Martin Handicap with a neck margin, while Sugar Maid takes the fourth race ahead of Sugar Maid. Other races see Legatee prevailing in the fifth and Security winning the sixth with strong showings from Silver Stocking and Hereafter.
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Oakland
Todday the Mist
Sugar Maid
St. Elmwood
Pruise
Bardonia
Ed Sheridan
Charley Paint
Earl Rogers
Green Goods
Harris
Lord Filigrane
McIntyre
John C. Graus
Dearborn
Calla
Billy Myer
Bauble
Arthur Hyman
Dainty Morsel
Dr. Cook
Marian Louise
Alice Carey
Kirkfield Belle
Captain John
W. Miller
Bill Eaton
Rettig
Phillistina
Charboneau
Tamma
Pomare
Flying Dance
Miss Bottress
Nasmerito
Carolia
Wildwood
Bill
Kent
Kelly
Charley Paine
W. Miler
Woolen
Miss May Bowdish
Confederate
J. R. Laughrey
Gannet
Tarp
Lucrece
Martin
the Mist
Sydney
Goldstein
Buxton
Fred _Bent
Dominus Arvi
Ocean Shore
Legatee
Madzu
Hayes
Joe Coyne
Markie Mayer
Orchan
Hoyal River
Ene
Mandator
Rosi Ni Ni
Security
Dondermo
Kokomo
Booger Red
Burning Bush
Marion Rose
Salvadale
Today's Entries Reflected in Six Horse Races
The card lists six races with detailed entries and weights. Elysium Willow Plume Crystal Maid Ocala Miss Crittenden Lizzie Kilkerran Teola Water Ghost Cutie Fair Messenger Inela Anne Magee lead the first race field. The second race features Lady Arion Sir Vagrant Mattie Mack Sam Clay Gem of the Wilds Canpian Ban nera Dudley Rover Mary Orr Rockey Willowdene. Third race Selling six furlongs includes Spion Balbert Cygnet Meadow Breeze Anna Scott Littl George Clifton Forge Lady Ann Barnesdale Merrick Teddy Hodge. Fourth race Handicap six furlongs names Al Mul Mer Wool Sandals Green Seal Kentucky Beau King's Daughter. Fifth race Selling four and one half furlongs lists Anderson Spangled Banner Reina Navarre Silver C. Tithonogen Lady Hawthorne Vi Wampum Hammetrical Scratches Bookbinder McNally Camel. Sixth race Purse one mile features Terah Milford Tom Kearney Keep Moving Lotus Eater.
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Elysium
Willow Plume
Crystal Maid
Ocala
Miss Crittenden
Lizzie Kilkerran
Teola
Water Ghost
Cutie
Fair Messenger
Inela
Anne Magee
Lady Arion
Sir Vagrant
Mattie Mack
Sam Clay
Anderson
Reina Navarre
Lady Hawthorne
Wampum
Hammetrical
Scratches
McNally
Camel
Terah
Milford
Tom Kearney
First Race Two Year Olds at Sale Feature Rivals
Race card lists selling sprint for two year olds with weights for J W Kent Newbury El Oro Elmer Boy Vallere Chipmunk Markham Patriot Little Mose Court Lady Distract Instant Lo Heart Madrileno Apron Miss Ry land.
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el Oro
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Vallere
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Markham
Patriot
Little Mose
Court Lady
Distract
Instant
Lo Heart
Madrileno
Apron
Miss Ryland
Jimmy Lane
Self Protection
Economy
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Perseverance
Motor
Verwane
the Knight
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Bolando
Jane Swift
Longball
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Keator
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Juggier
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Tileing
Sir Teddington
Campaigner
Donna
Alauda
W. H. Carey
Pins Andeedles
Rockstone
Berkeley
Halket
Poquessing
Mazuma
Faust
Lady Beverwyck
Iris
Coquette
Donzella
Uniform
Guevara
Lady Swift
Opal
Queen Eleanor
Black Mamie
Fontanel
Thistle Belle
Top Note
Visitation
Occidental
Fair Lassie
Gold Slipper
Woodward and Walnut Hills Face Off in Afternoon Match
The interscholastic season resumes with Walnut Hills and Woodward meeting at Greater Newport Park Bellevue this afternoon at three. Captain Martin intends a strong lineup after rain forced last week’s postponement. Magly and Glasscock to pitch for Walnut Hills, Mitchell and Wankleman for Hughes.
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Bellevue
Walnut Hills
Woodward
League Park
Hughes
Martin
Hilltop
Magly
Glasscock
Battery
Mitchell
Wankleman
Partition suit notice in Hamilton County Ohio real estate case
Celinda Boller files for partition of three lots in Cincinnati and Hamilton County described as Lot 1 2 and 3 in subdivision plats tied to case No. 139 653. The Heile family and Fisher spouses named as defendants must answer by June 20 1908. Attorneys Pogue and Pogue listed.
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Robert Heile
Mary Heile
Josephine Heile
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Kittie Fisher
George Fisher
Denver
Colorado
Celinda Boller
Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Ohio
Hamer and
Back Streets
Hamer Street
Hamer's Street
Back Street
Hartman
Christopher Freissens
Michael Hamman
City of
Cincinnati
Hamer
Plattg
Hamman
Lot No. 2
Boller
Pogue & Pogue
First National Banks
Ordinance 522 Prohibits High Buildings on City Square
Cincinnati council passes ordinance restricting structures on the square bounded by Fredonia Avenue Whittier Street and the L N R R. No building or addition over ten feet may rise unless outer walls are iron stone brick or mortar. Effective at earliest legal date.
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Council of the Pied of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Ewan Avenue
Liberty Street
Channing Street
Apfne Council
Highland Avenue
Board of Public Service
City of
Special Improvement Fund No
John Galvin
Council
Edwin Henderson
Fredonia Avenue
Whittier Street
Council of Cincinnati
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