Reds Beat Wiedemanns In Five Inning Win
Baseball results show the Reds defeating the Wiedemanns. Ganzel's pitchers held them to two hits in five innings with bunts and bingles. The day’s standings list multiple leagues and clubs including Chicago, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland, St. Louis, and others.
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Ganzel
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
W.l.pe
Pittsbury
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Washington
T. Louis
American Asa
Louisville
Dayton
Tatedo
Evansville
Indianapolis
South Bend
Columbus
Grand Rapids
Minneapolis
Wayne
Kansas City
Terre Haute
Milwaukee
Zanesville
St. Paul
Wheeling
National League
Boston Philadelphia Ninth Inning Power Hitters Spur Victory
Boston and Philadelphia split their twi-night doubleheader. In the first game Browne and McGann starred with several big hits as Boston took the late lead. Foxen and Ferguson matched with strong pitching. The second game featured Browne again and Sweeney, with Philadelphia winning on timely hitting and solid defense.
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Boston
Ces
Philadelphia
Foxen
Titus
Bates
Browne
Grale Titus
Magee
Grant
Dooin
Knabe
X A
Bransfield
Doolin
Brats
Ferguson
Struc
Fergus
Rigler
Rudderham
Reds Break Brewers 7 to 2 Behind Two Homers
Cincinnati Reds win at Wiedemann’s Park 7 to 2 over Milwaukee Brewers. Mike Mowrey and Miller Huggins hit back to back homers in the fourth. Ferguson started for the Brewers and Williamson pitched five scoreless innings for Cincinnati. Dubuc and Dubec held Brewers in check as Reds quickened the pace with early leads and late insurance runs.
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Wiedemann’s Park
Reds
Brewers
Mike Mowrey
Miller Huggins
Young Williamson
Ferguson
Nieman
Williamson
Dubec
Feld
McLean
Mowrey
Coulson
Huggins
Lo Sert
Paskett
Mitchell
Pearce
AB. Ee Ane
É Lobert
Ae Ee Ie
Lt Mitchell
Tee
Luke McLean
Averse
Ec Pearce
Wiem'ns. AB. Rbh. Sb.sh.so.bb
Po.a.e
Biges
Myers
C.f
Eae
Burck
Cincinnati Club Buys Hoblitzel From Wheeling
First Baseman Hoblitzel of Wheeling, Central League star, was purchased by the Cincinnati Club and will report after the league season. He is six feet tall, left handed, with a .361 batting average this season and comes highly recommended. The Reds left for St Louis last night to meet the Mound City club with Bob Spade likely to pitch today.
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Hoblitzel
Wheeling
Cincinnati
Reds
St. Louis
Mound City
Bob Spade
Lake Erie Circuit Races Draw Crowds in Bradford
In Bradford on August 12 crowds surged as Lake Erie Circuit events ran in straight heats. M Riley won the 2:12 pace while Sincerity claimed the 2:18 pace with three heat wins and best time 2:17. Frank Mack swept the 2:21 trot heats and race with Sir Arthur second. Mamie Riley led the 2:12 pace heats and race. Fair Oaks took second with Green Pilot third and best time 2:11% by Fair Oaks.
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Bradford
Lake Erie
M Riley
Sincerity
Firth Bell
Baron Fairnot
Frank Mack
Sir Arthur
Miss Ortolen
Mamie Riley
Fair Oaks
Green Pilot
Manager of Hoffman House Case Dis missed By Judge
Charles Mahoney, manager of the Hoffman House Case, was discharged from custody after being arrested for taking $60 to bet on a horse for a friend. The Court of Special Sessions acquitted him of bookmaking, following Justice Gaynor's ruling that a single bet is not a crime.
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Hoffman House
New York
Charles Mahoney
Court of Special Sessions
Gaynor
Brooklyn Beats New York In Pennant Fight 5 to 1
Brooklyn tops New York 5 to 1 as Rucker dominates hitters. Crandall and Malarkey pitched for Brooklyn, while Bresnahan and Devlin contributed for New York. Key hits include Barry Bergen Sheehan two bases as Brooklyn secures lead in pennant race.
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Brookl
Ab.h.o.ae
AEC Burch
Terney
Hummel
Slaeret
Lumley
Bresnah'n
Jordan
Devlin
Lewis
Seymour
Sheehan
Barry
Maloney
Brooklyn
New York
Crandall
Malarkey
Bergen
Herzog
Burch
Tenney
Bresnahan
Rucker
Rbrooklyn
O' Day
Brown fires Pittsburgh. Chicago wins 32 to 0
Pittsburg falls to Chicago 32 to 0 as three second inning hits and an error spark the visitors. Key defensive plays and stellar catches mark a lopsided game with Chicago scoring in multiple innings.
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Pittsburg
Brown
Chicago
Wagener
Gibson
Willis
Clarke
Leever
Evers
Tinker
Kling
Howard
Pittsburgh
Johnstone
Cleveland Edges Philadelphia in Thirteen Inning Tilt
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3 in twelve innings after Hinchman tied the score with a triple. Minchman scored the winning run as Bradley’s deep fly brought him home in the twelfth. Dygert and Vickers pitched for Cleveland and Philadelphia respectively in a tight game with multiple errors and late offense.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Hinchman
Vickers
J. Clarke
Bradley
Minchman
Davis
J. Collins
Schreck
Coombs
Boston
Cy”’ Young
Liebhardt
Dygert
Powers
Murphy
Seybold
Nichols
Bender
Collins
Lajoie
Stovall
Bemis
Connolly
Detroit Washington game postponed by rain
Rain caused the Detroit Washington contest to be postponed. No rescheduled date announced.
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Detroit
Louisville Defeats Minneapolis 5-3 On Seventh Inning Errors
Errors by Smith and Fiene in the seventh gave Louisville two runs to beat Minneapolis 5-3. Puttmann pitched better after scattered hits as both starters were touched up. Swadina Burke and Puttmann doubled, Woodruff and Stanley stole bases, with nine total Minneapolis errors and thirteen by Louisville. Time 2:10. Umpires Bierhalter and Kerin.
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Oseon
Philadelphia Spiess
Browne
McGann
Osborne
Knabe
Dooin
Bates
Magee
Doolin
Bransfield
Philadelphia
McQuillin
Lindaman
Ball
Bowerman
Balk
Rudderham and Rigler
Toledo
Kansas City
Brashear
Armbruster
Smoot
Hinchman
Nagle
Steen
Smith
Swan L
Cross
Brown
Lister
Elvert
Haliman
Carlisle
Swan
Umryire
Owen
Minneapolis
Fiene
Louisville
Puttmann
Kerwin
Swadina
Burke
Woodruff
Stanley
Harley
Peitz
Quinlan
Bierhalter
Kerin
Columbus Triumphs 3-0 as Taylor Shutout Milwaukee
Columbus wins 3 to 0 behind Pape’s steady pitching and a rough Milwaukee defense. Pape allowed two unearned runs due to wild throws, while Robinson Friel and others contributed to the scoring. Wrigley and Randall led Milwaukees offense with scarce support as Taylor was not at his best on the mound.
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Milwaukee
Taylor
Columbus
Pape
Milwee Ee Colum
Robinson
Friel
Brown
Se Hoeffner
Kruger
Randall
Dongalton
Clark
Ol James
Plynn
Raidy
Bateman
Kihm
M’corm
Wrigley
James
Odwell
Congalton
Hayes
Toledo and Kansas City in doubleheader split
In Kansas City on August 12 Toledo and the Kansas City club split a doubleheader. Box score shows Barbeau and Beckley contributing for Toledo while Hallman Hinchman Neighbors and Smoot appear for Kansas City amid a tight early game.
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Toledo
H.o.a-Eye
O.ae
Barbeau
Crairman
Binchm
Brown
Armbrust
Neighbors
Smoot
Brashear
Ickman
Sullivan
Carlisle
Lister
Croas
Elwert
Downie
Atott
Swan
Steen
Smith
Kansas City
Ab.h.o.a.b
K. C. Ab.h.o
Hallman
St Paul Beats Indianapolis 12 to 8 in Baseball Clash
St Paul defeated Indianapolis 12 to 8 at home. Seiver started strong but hitters piled on across the second inning with eight runs. Livingston homered for St Paul, while Carr Flood Hayden and Wheeler added key hits.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Seiver
Indianapolis Today
Ab.h.o.a.b
St. P. Abhlore
Bush
Geter
Ape
Flood
Easte Hayden
Wheeler
Carr
Dayvis
Coulter
Hk Me Eh
Indianapolis
Paul
Fio
Hayden
Livingston
Dunleavy
Williams
Tiemeyer
Nee
Durham
Druhot
Teal
Fourteenth annual amateur golf championship details announced
W Fellowes Morgan releases the schedule for the Garden City Golf Club event from September 14 to 19. The six day format features an eighteen hole medal round on the first day with sixty four players, then a second medal round narrowing to thirty two for the championship, followed by a match play phase with thirty six hole rounds for four days.
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New York
W. Fellowes Morgan
United States Golf Association
Garden City Golf Club
Edward wins Grand Union Hotel Stakes at Saratoga
J E Maddens Edward carried 122 pounds and edged Bobbin by a head in the Grand Union Hotel Stakes six furlongs for two-year-olds at Saratoga. Helmet, the Keene barn standout, faded at the start. Lady Hubbard ran third as Edward’s entry with Edward led to a tight finish. Time 1:15. Angelus won the Champlain Handicap.
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Saratoga
J. E. Madden
Edward
Keene Barn
Strike Out
Shilling
Bobbin
Lady Hubbard
Madden
Angelus
Adriana
Notter
Frances Ray
Lang
Biskra
Cullen
Whip Top
Queen
McKinney
Bat
Sampson
Lally
Countersign
Danoscara
Konnyetto
Sweet
Lee
Statesman
Tortellino
Helmet
Shi'ling
Polly Watts
Punch
Miller
John E. McMillan
Holdfast
Grace Cameron
Gilbert
McCarthy
Cheek
McDaniel
Helen Harvey
aFir Messenger
Albani
Anna Blue
Melise
Miss Granville
Racecard highlights for six stakes at Saratoga meet
First race handicap for all ages over seven furlongs lists weights led by Fire Stone to Bergy Maid and Dreamer with Big Chief at 117 and Poxford at 104. Second race selling steeplechase for four-year-olds and up shows Paddy carrying 135 to Ramrod and Rufus at 130. Third race selling for two-year-olds over five furlongs includes High Range at 114 and Sand Piper 109. Fourth race Saratoga Cup for three-year-olds and up at 1 1/16 miles shows Gild at 167 and Incognito 110. Fifth race Amsterdam for three-year-olds up selling 1 mile lists Robert Cooper 108 and Alauda 93. Sixth race Maide for two-year-olds six furlongs features Moorish Kinz 110 and Michael Beck 110.
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Fire Stone
Big Chief
Bergy Maid
Dreamer
Westbury
Mayfield
Poxford
Ft. Johnson
Marathon
Alethenc
Banyah
Adriache
Jeanne
Beckon
Woodcraft
Regal Royal
Paddy
Ramrod
Rufus
High Range
Sand Piper
the Gardner
Fore
Rubin Granda
George W. Lebel
Court Lady
Hawk Wing
Glaucus
Gild
Torenia
Terder
True
Amsterdam
Robert Cooper
Furalane
Monocle
Sam Rice
Fancy
Sir Toddington
Gramear
Ace High
Thomas Calhoun
Alauda
Maide
Moorish Kinz
Michael Beck
Caracontic
Practical
Turncoat
Constellation
Hilltop
Lady Bedford
Nunda
Miss Skearney
Ohio championship regimental team shoot concludes at Camp Perry
The first of the Ohio championship series ends at noon with the Regimental Team event. Squadron Twelve from Cavalry Troop A Cleveland and B Columbus captures first place, Fourth Regiment second. Company team matches start this afternoon amid large entries and lively competition.
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Camp Perry
Cavalry
Cleveland
Columbus
Autodrome showdown set at Latonia September 13
The Latonia track will host a no rules match race between Barney Oldfield world champion and Cincinnati daredevil John J. Ryan. They will split gate receipts with a side bet around 2500 dollars. The format is best two of three with flying or standing starts and 3 to 10 mile limits. This marks the first autos without rules race in history.
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Latonia
Barney Oldfield
John J. Ryan
Cincinnati
Ryan
Army rifle contest at Ft Sheridan halted by rain
Chicago August 12 rain interrupted the army rifle shooting contest at Ft Sheridan after two ranges. Sergeant McNabb of the Eighth Cavalry led with 472 of 500, while Sergeant Cox of the Twenty-seventh Infantry was one point behind in second.
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Chicago
Ft. Sheridan
McNabb
Eighth Cavalry
Cox
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Scoreline Highlights From Multiple City Showdowns
In Birmingham the Birmingham team defeated Atlanta 4 to 3. In New Orleans Memnts beat New Orleans 3 to 1. In Nashville Nashville edged Montgomery 1 to 0.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
New Orleans
Memnts
Nashville
Montgomery
Pilot Marie First in Feature Event at Hamilton County Fair
The second day at Hamilton County Fair Grounds drew about 12,000 as Pilot Marie won the 2:22 trot purse of 300 after five heats with Armleda and Hannah Darby close behind. Lady Pondect captured the 2:40 pace purse of 300, while Checkmate won the gentlemen's road race and Mrs. Eich driven Regal led in the ladies driving heat amid a day free of false starts.
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Hamilton County Fair Grounds
Pilot Marie
Marie
Armleda
Hannah Darby
Lady Pondect
Ora Burns
Nabob
Fay Gordon
Lyda Brady
Rag Baby
B. m
Lee
W. Conant
Abdallah Stock Farm
Sones
Armeeda
Curt Todd
Gonorval
B. H
Robert Fuerst
Bertie Clay
E .W. Vale
Coe Downs
B. Gs
Harold Pondect
King Stock Farm
Cos Pandvassa Desety Et Tuddy Bear
Henry Yartman
John Rowan
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T. Seminare
S. G
B. Ryland
B. Re Lewis
Yale Student Ends 1100 Mile Walk From Montreal in Chicago
Robert Harriman a Yale student from New York City finished a 1100 mile walk to Chicago the end of a 2500 mile endurance test. The walk tested diets effect on athletes with twenty four companions split into three diet groups. The plan originated with McGill University officials in Montreal.
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Chicago
Robert Harriman
Yale
New York City
Montreal
Canada
Central Y. M. Co. A
Harriman
McGill University
Dayton, Zanesville Split Doubleheader in Dayton
In Dayton Ohio on August 12 the Cubs and Zanesville split a two game set. In the first game Zanesville shut out the home club as Dayton could not hit Connolly. In the second, Dayton won easily behind two young Zanesville pitchers and the game ended after six innings due to darkness.
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Dayton
Zanesville
Connolly
R.H.E
Johns
Kiefel
Kenworthy
Fischer
Daytton
Eadacseis
Rowan and
Grand Rapids Terre Haute game postponed on tragedy
Grand Rapids and Terre Haute postponed their game on August 12 due to the death of the wife of player Gill, prompting a pause in the schedule and team duties.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Terre Haute
Gill
South Bend Beats Evansville 6 in Seven
South Bend won a seven inning game 6 to 0 in South Bend Indiana on August 12. The scoring line shows South Bend seven runs on eight hits with one error while Evansville had no runs and six hits with three errors. Batteries Martin and Kurke for South Bend Ferrias and Dunn for Evansville.
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South Bend
Evansville
Ind
R.H.E
Martin and Kurke
Ferrias and Dunn
Oldfield to race Lake Shore flyer near Mishawaka
Rayney Oldfield's manager says Oldfield will attempt to beat the Lake Shore's Twentieth Century Limited into Elkhart Friday afternoon. He will catch the flyer near Mishawaka and contest the next ten miles on a highway paralleling the railroad.
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Elkhart
Ind
Rayney Oldfield
Oldfield
Lake Shore
Mishawaka
Froehlichs Band Impresses at Zoological Garden
Froehlichs Band, touted as the most talented group yet to perform there, earns praise for near perfect playing. The ensemble includes three leaders, Froehlich, Jacob Bohrer, and another who directs at local theaters, and the players enjoyed intermission camaraderie.
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the Zoological Garden
Froehlich
Grand Opera House
Jacob Bohrer
Columbia Theater
Cincinnati Sun Shiners Lead Local Band Talent
Ferd R Weiss leads the Standard Theater Orchestra as a foremost cornetist. Bohrer is a musician of high attainments. Henry Froehlich champions home talent with a 25 member group 32 born and raised in Cincinnati. His Cincinnati band aims to compete with foreign groups and he dedicates a march to the Sun shiners.
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Ferd R. Weiss
Standard Theater Orchestra
Weiss
Mr. Bohrer
Henry Froehlich
Cincinnati
Froehlich
Comic Opera Night Highlights Local Talent At Froehlich’s Band
The programme features classics and popular numbers with homegrown soloists Kellerman and Eleanor A. Bain. The Froehlich band, trusted by locals, surprised him on his birthday by starting with a rousing German tune and a toast rather than the planned opener.
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Chimes
Normandy
Froehlich
Vaudeville bill at Lagoon features famed performers
Next week at the Lagoon a Cincinnati Concert Company headline lineup includes Eva Stoddart directress Emma Von Seggern violin Cora Rand Maguire pianist and Winkelman soprano. The Shelvey Bros return as Flexible Wonders with contortion act. Ray Smith George E. Austin Burke present a tromboline act Arm and Burke join with Berlin flair.
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the Lagoon
Cincinnati Concert Company
Eva Stoddart
Emma von Seggern
Cora Rand Maguire
Winkelman
Shelvey
Burke
Arminta
Berlin
Arm
Democratic Club Outing to Proctor & Gamble Employees
Proctor and Gamble employees, guests of Coney Island, depart from Broadway on the Queen at 8 o clock Saturday for a grove outing. The Cincinnati Democratic Club will host speeches at the clubhouse, outdoor events, and a banquet as part of its annual gathering. Steamer schedules will adjust to turnout at the wharf.
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Democratic Club
Proctor & Gamble Company
Coney Island
Broadway
Queen
the Grove
Cincinnati Democratic Club
The
Grove
Vaudeville bill at Coney Island lists six acts
The Sunday afternoon program at Coney Island features six acts including Herbert and Vance in a musical specialty Cora Swain with trained cockatoos Washer Brothers midget boxers the LaRond European gymnast and the Tuscaro Brothers Roman battle axe throwers.
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Coney Island
Herbert and
Vance
Cora Swain
Cuckatoos
Washer Brothers
LaRond
Tuscaro Brothers
Froehlich's Band Delights Zoo Crowd With Versatile Program
Last night at the Zoo Froehlich's Band offered a full evening of popular music pleasing Cincinnati audiences. Director Froehlich praised his ensemble for its snap and variety, with Miss Eleanor Bain receiving high praise for her soprano performances and cornet solos by Ford Wells drawing encores. Tonight features comic opera selections followed by Wagner night Friday.
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Froehlich
Eleanor Bain
Ford Wells
Arnaldo Leopards and Dilger Handcuff Acts Return to Chester Stage
Colonel Martin re engages Arnaldo with his trained leopards and panthers for another Chester week. Dilger will continue his handcuff escapes with new feats. Clayton Jenkins and Jasper present Darktown Circus. The lineup promises variety and a long summer program at the park.
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Arnaldo
Dilger
Chester
Colonel Martin
Colonel Martin’s Park
Clayton
Jenkins
Jasper
Darktown Circus
Ralph the deaf and dumb acrobat charms Lagoon audience
The Weber family of acrobats delight Lagoon patrons with seven year old Ralph, a deaf mute baby whose rare condition drew the troupe's affectionate care. The father recalls Ralph’s six years of silent development and the family’s use of pantomime for communication.
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Lagoon
Weber
Little Ralph
Ralph
Hearing Imparied Child Becomes Center of Act
A Denver theater troupe recalls tutoring Ralph who feared a midair act but showed startling hearing. He could hear as clearly as any, began to talk, and the group hopes his speech and hearing faculties will fully develop with time and care.
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Pate
Orpheum Theater
Denver
Ralph
Wilton Lackaye Signs with Liebler and Company
Wilton Lackaye, famed actor, signs a multi year contract with Liebler and Company and will star under their management. He opens at the Grand Opera House Chicago on September 23 in The Square Deal by Cleveland Moffett, based on Roosevelt’s Square Deal for Every Man.
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New York
Wilton Lackaye
Liebler and Company
Grand Opera House
Chicago
Cleveland Moffett
Roosevelt
Chester Opera Plans Double Bill with Cavalleria Rusticana and Trial by Jury
The Metropolitan Company schedules a two show program next week at Chester Opera featuring Cavalleria Rusticana with Miss Aida Hemmi as Santuzza and Trial by Jury as curtain raiser. Leoncarelli praises Hemmi while complimenting other cast members including Sheehan Richards Metcalfe Crawford and the company. The Mikado tops the current week and is feared to be the season’s banner attraction.
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Chester Opera
Metropolitan Company
Mascagni
Leoncarelli
Aida Hemmi
Santuzza
Mas
Lola
Chester Park
Opera
Sure Shot Sam and Bunco in Arizona at Heuck's
The Heuck's season opened with Sure Shot Sam drawing large crowds. Next week Bunco in Arizona by Lillian Mortimer features Mollie Davis as Bunco and Lewis Ungerer as Black Hawk with broncho busting on stage.
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Heuck’s
Sam
Tennessee Mountains
Bunco
Arizona
Lillian Mortimer
Mollie Davis
Lewis Ungerer
Black Hawk
Dilger to perform public water stunt at Chester lake
Dilger plans a Sunday exhibition at the lake side with a crowd viewing from the club house. He will be handcuffed tied in a sack placed in a barrel filled with lead and thrown into the water, then he must escape before the coroner is summoned.
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Dilger
Chester
People's Theater to Open Season With Ducklings Attraction
The People's Theater, freshly painted and redecorated, will open for the 1908-09 season this Sunday afternoon. The Ducklings, a newly organized burlesque and variety group, will headline the program.
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People’s Theater
The
Ducklings
Parisian Widows to Open Season at Standard Theater
Weber and Rush present the Parisian Widows for a Sunday afternoon debut at the Standard Theater. The house has been frescoed repainted and redecorated inside and out. The organization carries an established reputation, promising a crowded opening night.
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Weber and Rush
Marantette and Horses to Ride Western Fair Circuit
Mme Marantette and her high school horses depart for the Western circuit of county fairs after concluding their engagement at Coney Island Saturday night. The outdoor act began ten days ago at Coney and has drawn decent crowds, weather permitting, at summer parks venues.
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Mme. Marantette
Coney Island
Coney Ten
Ed Shafer Faces Striking Lagoon Band Members
Ed Shafer, Lagoon bandmaster, faced a brief strike as his musicians refused to play while Bicycle Bill juggled knives and bayoneted guns on a wheel. The act looked dangerous but a compromise kept Bill twenty feet from the footlights.
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Ed Shafer
Lagoon
Bill
Wormwood Zoo Show Delights with Monkeys Dogs
A remarkable intermission act features Wormwood's troupe with monkeys and dogs performing with vim and vigor. The bicycle riding exhibitions astonish audiences and make Prof. Wormwood a master of his peculiar line, drawing crowds of all ages to the Zoo.
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Wormwood
Grocers and Butchers Club Chooses Lagoon For Next Outing
The annual outing drew over 10 000 people to Lagoon, and the grocers and butchers association voted to hold next year’s trip at this resort due to the positive outcome and satisfaction with this year’s event.
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Lagoon
Imperial Hungarian Military Band Tonight at Reichrath Park Colerain
The Imperial Hungarian Military Band performs tonight in Reichrath's Park at Colerain and Spring Grove avenues with a Coronation March and Forge in the Forest among selections. Conductor John Ugronyi grows popular with visitors, and Sonnenleitner's Tyrolean warblers and dancers remain crowd favorites. Irish day at Chester Park on Saturday promises the season’s largest gathering.
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Colerain
Spring Grove Avenues
Meyerbeer
Michaelis
Forge In the Forest
John Ugronyi
Reichrath’s
Sonnenleitner
Chester Park
New Leader at Chester Opera House Takes Spotlight
Clarence Rogerson, famed with the Metropolitans, departs early week to lead a major musical comedy company under Shubert management and take the road in September.
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Chester Opera House
Clarence Rogerson
Metropolitans
Shubert
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