Tristate Tennis Tourney Near With Stars Promised
LeRoy will defend the title as Ray Little and Lea vers arrive for the tenth annual tristate championship in Cincinnati. Miss Elizabeth Moore steps in for Miss May Sutton, while George De Camp trophy awaits the men, and a solid silver tea set for the ladies. Local favorites from Cincinnati train hard as entries from New York Boston New Jersey and beyond arrive to contest eight days of matches at the Cincinnati Tennis Club courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Sutton
Elizabeth Moore
Miss Moore
Brooklyn
N. Y
Miss Sutton
California
Cincinnati Tennis Club
Dexter and Wold Avenues
Ohio Lawn Tennis Association
W. M. Murdock
Walnut Hills
Hugh H. Bates
Tristate
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
George de Camp
Robert Leroy
New York
Cincinnati
Leroy
R. C. Seavers
Boston
R. D. Little
Richard Palmer
New Jersey
Nat Emerson
Karl Little
Tyler and
Bates
Cincinnati Man Champion at Northwestern Tennis Title
Nat Emerson of Cincinnati defeated L H Waidner of Minneapolis in the Deep Haven courts to win the Northwestern championship 3 2. The five set match ended 6 0 1 6 4 6 1 6 4 with Waidner injured turning an ankle. Waidner and Emerson forfeited the championship doubles to Graves and Adams of St Paul due to the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Nat Emerson
Cincinnati
L. H. Waidner
Deep Haven
Emerson
Waidner
Graves
Adams
St. Paul
Dewhurst Captures Ohio State Tennis Title in Cleveland
E B Dewhurst of Philadelphia defeated C L Wyeth of New York to win the Ohio state singles championship. In doubles, Henry Wick and Phil Collins of Cleveland defeated Wyeth and H F Pettee 6-4 8-6 6-4 to claim the state doubles title as the tournament concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
E. B. Dewhurst
Philadelphia
C. L. Wyeth
New York
Ohio
Henry Wick
Phil Collins
Wyeth
H. F. Pettee
Wieck
Collins
Dewhurst
Cincinnati Gun Club Shoots Amid Weather Delay
Poor turnout and fewer targets marked the weekly Cincinnati Gun Club shoot as threatening weather cut attendance. Bullerdick led the first event and Bouser won the shorter contest. The next shoot is scheduled for August 15 at the St Bernard grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bullerdick
Bouser
St. Bernard Grounds
Bouser Reins Sdvécarpegneetees
Oor
Abrmueis
Cerageronnse
Thomas Oneeer
Cincinnati Anglers Head to Chicago for International Bait Casting Tourney
The Cincinnati Casting Club leads a party of about forty members to the Illinois Bait Casting Club event in Washington Park Chicago August 14 and 15 under the National Association of Scientific Angling Clubs. Amateurs only compete, with multiple prizes and a championship diamond trophy in each event. Notable members listed include Harry Walter Hutchins and William James, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Casting Club
Illinois Bait Casting Club
Washington Park
Chicago
National Association of Scientific Angling Clubs
National Association
Hotel Metropole
Harry Walter Hutchins
United States
Dayton
Kentucky
William James
William H. Bident
Harry Wakte
Robert Leroy Latham
TJ Hutchins
Moon
Stee
Allo
Hutchins
William C. James
Leroy Latham
Robert B. Moon
W. B. Sheldon
Lyon Liston
Telford Groesbeck
W.H. Murphy
Andrew Jurgens
Emil Mayer
William Lampe
Dr. I. P. Gould
Ralph Kellogg
H. Y. Walker
Charles F. Peters
R. P. Bowman
Chicago Casting Club
Illinois Club of Anglers
Illinois Ball Casting Club
Thoroughbred entries and weights for a race card
The program lists six races with weights and entrants. Two year olds vie in the first and Adirondack Handicap, while four year olds contest the steeplechase and other events. Notable names include Von Laer Its Arondack Pru dent Colytte Yankee Daughter and Sea Cuff with weights shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Laer
Arondack
Prudent
Colytte
Yankee Daughter
Monologue
Hawk Wing
Chaperon
Variation
Clef
Merise
Jimmy Lang
Steelmaker
St. Nick
Canvarf
Hird
Harrigan
Sea Cuff
Statesman
Golconda
Crackshe
Jack Atkins
McCarter
Dandelion
Royal Tourist
Mayfield
Beckon
Marathon
Adriuche
Ranyah
Chief Brant
Ork
Stokes
French Bros. edge Smith & Nixon in close city league game
French Bros. defeated Smith & Nixon 6 to 4 in a hard fought city league contest. Key highlights included W Helmund doubling and O Donnelly hitting a home run, while Seitz surrendered three and two strikeouts for his team. Time 1 25. Umpire McBrair. Bellevue Athletics routed Gas Co. 27 to 7 in another game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nor Eben Nee Eage Oueenete Vee Sa
Bellevue Athletics
Alt Enry Eeenae Deogestendesvee
DS Scdpaveeeeysenere
Bros. Anne Eeenneenne
Gas Company
Smith & Nixon
Wea
Reichel
Lockwood
Applegate
Cronan
Klare
Hoelscher
Snyder
Walker
Lakamp
Busken
Fowler
Rete Bethel
Orth
Fleischmanns Defeat Leaders 11-2 At Manhattan Park
Fleischmanns upset league leaders Manhattan Park 11 to 2 as Cronan and Garner lead with home runs. Norwood pitchers Sauter and Schwaub struggled, while Delbruige Kempf Sham baugh and Hoff contributed in offense for Fleischmanns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleischmann
Norwood
Manhattan Park
Fleischmanns
H.O
Fowler
Kempf
E Vdee
Tease de Gop
Schafer
Ol Reuter
Johnson
Bonlein
Stewart
Lakamp
Cassidy
Hoff
Busken
Hoelscher
Unrath
Wetzel
Walker
Lockw'd
Olsauter
Droit
Bethel
Snyder
Schwaub
Witate Tihee
CRE Tin
Garner
Munrath
Heinikel
Hurley
Delbruige
Klein
Shambaugh
Boehlein
Sauter
Norwood Tops St Henry In High-Scoring Meet
Norwood defeated St Henry 7 to 4 in a baseball game. Norwood players Krauft Bruce and Barrett led batters while Wuebbling and Scearce held mound duties. The contest featured multiple hits, several errors, and late-inning scoring within 1 hour 55 minutes.
Fort Wayne Wins Opening Game 2 1 Over Zanesville
Ft. Wayne defeated Zanesville 2 to 1 in the Central League opener. The score by innings shows Zanesville 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 9 0 and Ft. Wayne 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 4 2 6 0. Batteries Kenworthy Schriver for Zanesville and Miller Clark for Ft. Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Wayne
R.H.E. Zanesville
Kenworthy and Schriver
W. Miller
Clark
Dayton Beats Wheeling In Opener Of Series
Rice pitched effectively for Dayton as they top Wheeling 3 to 2 in the first game of the series on August 8. Rogers and Huston worked for Wheeling. Dayton had 7 hits and 3 errors while Wheeling had 3 runs on 4 hits with 3 errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Wheeling
Rice
Rogers
R.H.E. Dayton
Richardson
Huston
South Bend Beats Terre Haute In Baseball Warms Ups
South Bend edged Terre Haute 4 to 2 at home on August 8. Good hitting left runners on base while solid defense backed pitcher Alberts and Kurke the winning battery. Drohan West and Williams split catching duties for Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
al- South Bend
Terre Haute
Berts
R.H.E
Evansville Defeats Grand Rapids In Strong 8-2 Victory
Evansville topped Grand Rapids 8 to 2 in Grand Rapids. The game featured a long baserunning stint by Noblett who stole from first to home during a heated moment. Evansville scorers posted multiple runs across early and late innings, while Grand Rapids struggled to string together hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Grand Rapids
Mich
Noblett
Meriden Pitcher Tuckey Sold to Boston Nationals
Thomas Tuckey, Meriden pitcher of the Connecticut League, was sold today to the Boston Nationals for 1500 dollars. Captain Gus Soffel of Meriden will join the Boston team at season end in the Connecticut League arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden, Conn
Thomas Tuckey
Meriden
Boston Nationals
Gus Soffel
Boston
Young Pitcher Gottschalk Shines for Harrison Owosso
Gottschalk is the star twirler for Harrison Ohio and has been putting up a great game lately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottschalk
Harrison
Advent Defeats Johnson In Long Batting Heavy Game
Advent outlasted Johnson in a marathon contest scoring 59 runs to 63 as heavy batting led to multiple hits and bases on balls. Key players included McNally Dacey Schuch Harvey and Kennedy pitching for Advent while Johnson relied on C Johnson Dacey and Mahaffey with beatable early rallies and late surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advent
Johnson
BE. John
H.O.A.E
Advént
Jowneon
Pi Ceeevene
McNally
A. Dacey
Schuch
Harvey
Shorst
Johhson
Dacey
Kistner
Hayes
Beatle
C. Johnson
Mahaffey
Zhorst
Kennedy
Horst
C.johnson
Pechiney
Southern League 3 Most Promising In Dixie Stars
Nashville August 8 The midsummer invasion of scouts already highlights Dixie stars seen as top prospects for a 1909 tryout. Keys names include McElveen Hunter Bay Daubert Chappelle Owen Speaker Lord Ford Castleton Robinson Purdue Ryan and Speaker among others with positions noted across cities like Atlanta New Orleans Nashville Little Rock Memphis Birmingham Montgomery Mobile and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Dixie
Yankee Doodle
Sunland
Sid Smith
Wilhelm
Ball
Atz
Manuel
Graham
Atlanta
Ford
Castleton
Jordan
Moran
Becker
New Orleans
Lord and Bartley
Philadelphia
Ryan
Cleveland
McElveen
Hunter
Brooklyn
Bay
Daubert
Hub Perdue
Little Rock
Speaker
Buchanan
Collins
Memphis
Chappelle
Frank Owen
Cranston
Birmingham
Mack Robinson
Raub
Montgomery—Pope
Persons
Hub Hart
Sox
Mobile
Fisher
Benson
Owens
Robinson
Purdue
Bartley
Jakey
McDonald
Lord
Dayton Checker Club sought for intercity match in Cincinnati
The West End Chess and Checker Association invites the Dayton Checker Club to arrange an intercity match. Reports on the Hamilton Cincinnati match show draws and wins with players like Sutter, Brown, Riley, and Barker. A proposed Barker Drouillard fifty game championship under two move restriction is outlined with deposits and travel allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Checkerists
West End Checker and Chess Association
Cincinnati
Dayton Checker Club
Hamilton
Henry Hutzler
Hamiltonians
Mr. Sutter
Sutter
Barker-Drouillard
Joseph A. Drouillard
Kansas City
Charles F. Parker
Boston
Mass
E. W. Cochrane
Kansas City Journal
City of
J. A. Drouillard
C. F. Barker
Barker
Anderson
Cochrane
Charles F. Barker
J. A. Drouluard
Isaiah Barker
Samuel Ee
George W. Ee
Er E. Craig
R. W
Quakes
F. B. Fishburne
Checker
Columbia
Cincinnati Fan News From Wiedemann Park Baseball Day
August 12 features a gala at Wiedemann Park with the Cincinnati Reds versus Wiedemann on a record crowd day. The Dayton Shilohs, Peerless Kentucky Colonels, and many local clubs, managers, and players are listed for upcoming games and matchups across Cincinnati and Covington venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiedemann Park
Cincinnati Reds
Wiedemann
Brewers
Ohio
Reds
Wiedemanns
Dayton Shilohs
Gem City Bunch
Two-base Hit Barnes Three-base Hit Shove Inning Details
Amateur games box score fragment shows players Fay Egan Brantner Barnes in early 2000s. Notable events include two-base hit by Barnes and three-base hit by Shove. Pitchers Brantner and Barnes each issued four walks and struck out five times. Wild pitch by Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mater
Schulter
Redh
Br'rglem
Casey
Porchers
Gee
Cincinnati Car Co
Peters Arms Co
Brengleman
Velage
Lewton
Baschang
Schlei
McCarthy
Rolson
Clark
Martin
Martin Pases
Pby
Poole
Innvences
Fay & Egan
Barnes
Brantner
Dorsey Stars as Doyle Beats Ft. Mitchell 3–0
Donovan shines with a 13 3 1 0 batting line while Dorsey fans fourteen in a pitching gem at Ft. Mitchell. Doyle builds a 3 0 lead after two innings and holds on for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle
Ft. Mitchell
Donovan
Dorsey
ABD
Ft. M_ SB.H.OAE
McJoint
General Drain Returns From World's Rifle Championship
General James A. Drain of Washington president of the National Rifle Association and nine members of the American rifle team returned to New York aboard the New York liner after winning the world championship in marksmanship at Bisley. Drain said they were pleased to home and that nine nations competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James ‘A. Drain
Washington
National Rifle Association of America
Drain
Bisley
Empire Officials Chosen for Saratoga Summer Meet
At a Saratoga meeting of the stewards of the Jockey Club the Empire City Racing Association named its summer officials. Lyman Davis is appointed clerk of the course alongside judges C. M. McDowell and C. H. Pettingell, with Mars Cassidy as starter and W. S. Vosburg as handicapper. Andrew Miller will represent the Jockey Club as steward at the Empire City meeting. A food standing certificate was ordered for former Jockey Arthur Redf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
Jockey Club
Empire City Racing Association
C. M. McDowell
C. H. Pettingell
Mars Cassidy
W. S. Vosburg
J. L. Hall
H. A. Homan
John Boden
Lyman Davis
W. H. Barretto
Andrew Miller
Arthur Redf
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Trestate Tennis Tourney
Ray Little
Leavers
Footfault
W. M. Tyler
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
W. A. Larned
F. D. Alexander
R. D. Wrenn
Cincinnati Gun Club
The
Krietzmeyer Fishing Club
Boellinger
Casting Club
Queen City
H. A. Newkirk
A. E. Lovett
J. B. Kenniff
H. G. Hascall
R. Leonard
I. H. Bellows
William Stanley
E. R. Letterman
R. Owens
W. D. Mansfield
E. J. Mills
F. B. Davidson
George Selter
E. Bartholomew
A. Robbers
Ray Lum
R. ©. Leonard
F. W. Peet
City and Suburban League
French Bros
Smith & Nixon Boys
Gas Co
Athletics
Stagge
Genin Crawf'd
McKeown
O'Don'ly
Queen City League
Cinti. Car Co
Peters Arms
Cincinnati CC Company
Peters Arms Company
Hartwell
St. Henry
Norw
Ab.h.o.a.e
St. H
Ab.h.o
Krauft
Bruce
Burteng
Volker
French
Hombach
Nordeman
King
Wil Fg
Oj Fallen
Barrett
Brink
Gregg
Henns
Mollenk
Wuebbi
Central League
Zanesville
R.H.E. Evansville
Eee
Grefe
Sterzer
DOVES
Twirler
Commercial Tribune
White
Kings
Cincinnati Fan Food
Ferguson
Schulte
Schiebley
A. Meyer
Bureck
S.s
Murphy
Ortlieb
C.f
H. Myers
Staley
Loker
Huckins
Wolf
Barrington
Stines
Smith
Feldhaus
Morganthauser
Scheibley
G@st
Hennessey
Bill Schwartz
Newport
American Association
Kentucky Colonels
Spinks’ Park
Newport Hamlets
Maples
Bellevue
Ruff
Alton
Fairmont Elks
Elmer Kessler
Shillico Street
Batesville
Shelbyville
Ind
Joe Benz
Nichols
Diamonds
Waldorf Champions
Rheinhardt
Covingtons
Canal 1289
Deisel’s
Vine Street
Harwoods
A. K. Grande
Leesburg
Jake Terrany
Oyster Eaters
Maysville
Jake
Shannon
Rivers
Ter_rany
Corby
Terrany
Rajums
Cincinnati Park
Lee Hopkins
Charles Applegate
Colonels
Bentler
Erschberger
Bellevue Park
Shamrocks
Rank Behle
Hahn
Rollie
Chick) Watters
Covington Blues
Watters
Canyes
Victors
W. Reichle
Tiffin
Eastside Grounds
Sweitzer
Ng Columbia Cardinals
Madison Road
Woodburn Avenue
Schlotman
Timme
Schiei
Wynne
Stacey
Humph
Amer
League Park
Queen
Norwood Eagles
Norwood Inn
Schroeder
Eagles
Stanley
Grannan
Cathedral
Church
Baraca
Madisonville Baraca
P. L. Behymer
Armond
Artman
Hale
Shumard
Carle
Bellévue
Hamlets
Kenrick Schuh
Danny Shea
Crach Peerless
Price Hill
Harrisons
Beebe
Prigge
Wieman
Royals
Covington Park
Feeney
Covington
Diehl
Cardinals
Clippers
Redlanders Baseball Club
West Twelfth Street
Inverness
E. Ab.h.c.a-E. Inver
Buchan
M. MecDo'll
Cole'an
Nuhn
Bram‘ge
Cherri’ N
Erbér'r
Berry
Griese
S. Scheve
Brinker
Bran'r
Doyle Institute
Mitchell
Petering
Gill
Gayle
O’ Hare
Rifle Association
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