Reds List Thirty Seven Players in Bulletin
Ratified national commission bulletin reveals new men on Reds roster. Many youngsters expected to reach major leagues this fall as baseball gossip notes contracts refused and impending call ups. Results show standings across National and American leagues with teams like New York, Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia and St. Louis leading.
National Commission lists players purchased by major leagues
The National Commission released a comprehensive list of players purchased from minor leagues by the two big leagues, updating Cincinnati’s total to thirty seven with a possible addition of Hoblitzer. The bulletin notes prior omissions and outlines the ongoing cross club transfers and agreements affecting players from Baltimore New York St. Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston Chicago Cleveland Detroit and other cities with detailed names and origins.
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Grand Rapids
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Milwaukee
Terre Rerueo
St. Paul
Wheeling
National League
Pittsburg
National Commission
Hoblitzer
Schlei
McLean
Pearce
Ewing
Coakley
Spade
Campbell
Volz
Dubue
Rowan
Rice
Wacker
Gasper
O'Toole
Savidge
Robinson
Ragan
Rodgers
Lower
Chase
Ganzel
Huggins
Hulswitz
Lobert
Mowrey
Egan
Autrey
Hoblitzel
Mitchell
Kane
Paskett
Bescher
Bayless
Daley
Ellis
Sullivan
Coulson
Ralston
Baltimore
Nicklin
Knight
Demet
Chadbourne
O’hara
Clarksburg
R. C. Hoblitzer
John Lower
Columbia
D. C
Jake Volz
Evansville
Charles Wacker
Joseph Dunn
Julius Kustus
H. O. Bayliss
Robert Bescher
J. Rowan
Brockton
J. O'Toole
Mermmphis
Ralph Savidge
Hartford
J. €. Rice
Birmingham
Mack Robinson
Omaha
William A. Autray
Waterloo
Charleroi
Robert J. Coulson
B. Ralston
Harrisburg
John D. Doescher
Los Angeles
George Elliss
Quincy
Joseph McGuire
Springfield
Til
William Ludwig
Gulfport
Thomas H. Reilly
Champ Osteen
Macon
Murdock
Savannah
Moran
Soffer
Providence
William Abstein
Ed Barry
Samuel Frock
John Sullivan
M. Brandon
William Powell
Parker
Vancouver
Hyatt
Portsmouth
Robert Vail
Forrest Moore
Johnstown
Floyd Kroh
Topeka
Hagerman
Wood
San Francisco
Frank Arellanes
Portland
Tomas Madden
Newark
Louis Brockett
Thomas Hughes
Sean Francisco
R. H. Zeider
Harry Sutor
Des Moines
Arthur Bader
William Dwyer
Lannagan
Wichita
James Scott
Pueblo
Walter Manes
Saginaw
Irwin Go
New Orleans
Briscoe Lord
En Toledo
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T. F. Rafferty
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W. S. Wright
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Williamsport
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Hamilton Patterson
Wilbur F. Smith
Frank James Block
Wiliam Wilson
J. A. Niehoff
Foster L. Witherup
William
Rock Island
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Vincent Cam
Baseball rally at League Park with Reds today
A day of rest yesterday and a 3 pm start at League Park as the Reds prepare. Andy Coakley listed for the Reds with Dorner or Ferguson for Kelley’s nine. President Pulliam to stay over, plans to visit Chicago, last National Commission swing. New reportable fall arrivals include Daley Bescher Autrey Egan Savidge O Toole and Robinson. Tommy Daley arrived ready for a probable debut this afternoon.
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Savidge
O'Toole
Robinson
Pirates Defeat Phillies 1-0 In Tight Pennant Race
Pittsburg edged Philadelphia 1 to 0 as Leach doubled and scored on Shannon's single in the eighth inning. Both teams threatened with men on third, but strong defense and pitching kept the score tied until that decisive run. Leevers pitched a splendid, scattershot game.
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Washington blanked Cleveland in doubleheader sweep
Washington won 2–0 and 8–0 over Cleveland as Hughes outpitched Joss in game one while Johnson faltered in game two with men on base. Shipke injured, out two weeks. other early scores noted for Boston and Louisville Louisville-T Toledo game details follow.
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Detroit and Philadelphia Split Doubleheader in Detroit
In Detroit on August 28 the Tigers and Phillies split a doubleheader. Detroit won the first game 9 to 1 on Crawford’s home run. Philadelphia dominated the second game, winning 6 to 1. Crawford, Collins, Davis and Oldring featured in key hits and fielding.
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Baseball Play By Play Fragment From Philadelphia Game
Bases on balls and hit by pitch credited to Willetts Mullins. A wild pitch by Willetts and a balk noted. Umpires Sheridan and Vans.
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Philaoffdelphia
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New York and Chicago Play Tight Doubleheader Split
Both games in today’s doubleheader were close with Chicago and New York each taking a win. Scoring was sparse as only four total runs crossed the plate in the two games.
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Columbus Tops Indianapolis 2-1 on disputed safe call
In Indianapolis the Columbus team edged the Indians 2 to 1 after a reversed first base call by umpire Bierhalter, ruling Friel safe after he had been motioned out. Box score notes include Friel and Bush among Columbus batters and Slagle starting on the mound for Indianapolis.
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St Paul Beats Minneapolis 3 in City Baseball Tilt
St Paul wins 3 1 over Minneapolis after eighth inning errors. Byers struck out six in first two innings. Geier and Laughlin noted for fielding. Final line shows St Paul with three runs in the seventh and ninth while Minneapolis managed one run.
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Milwaukee 1 Kansas City 0 in tight duel
Milwaukee edged Kansas City 1 0 as Manusch scored on Beville and Beville singled. Manske outpitched Essick with Flynn at third base a notable feature. Robinson and Beckley provided key hits as Milwaukee holds on for the win.
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Brashear
Cross
Carlisle
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Downie
Manske
Sullivan
Kansas City
Robinson
Baross
Robinson Anusc
Essick
Kane
Madisonville Faces Lockland In Season Finale Tilt
In Cincinnati fan food coverage Madisonville meets Lockland at Hartwell with McGinness and Foster noted. Madisonville seeks the final win of the season amid a potential three team tie for first if results go a certain way involving Northside and College Hill. Avondale may schedule a double header September 12 with Northside and College Hill.
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Bellevue Athletics Meet Norwood In City League Clash
Bellevue Athletics visit Norwood for a City and Suburban League game at Norwood. Gas Company faces Smith and Nixon at Hartwell Naylor's. French Bros clash with St Henry at Carthage Anthony Street. Players report early to start at 2 pm due to another game on same grounds.
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Advent vs Norwood Norwood leads Queen City League race
In the Queen City League standings Advent sits first followed by Car Company Norwood Fleischmann and Johnston. Only two regular games remain as Car Company strengthens with Sprengard to face Johnston at Linwood Brengelman vs Shorst and Peters Arms overpowering pitcher Ratterman. Manager Vint Garner may start Schwab as All Kentuckyans prep to meet Latonia after a prior Kentuckian win.
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Baseball action and upcoming games across Kentucky and Ohio
Local semipro teams prep for weekend battles at Reading Eastside and Wiedemann Park Newport. Villains include the Covington Anchors and Nebraska Indians slated to face Kentucky Colonels with big gates and a concert interlude.
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Wright Wins All Comers to Meet Larned in Title Match
Beals C. Wright of Boston defeated F. B. Alexander of New York in straight sets 6-3 6-3 6-3 to advance to a final against W. A. Larned of Annapolis. Alexander faded with erratic strokes while Wright showed peak form at the net and on the baseline before a large crowd in Newport. Wright had dropped only one set in the tournament, to Nat Emerson, and will face Larned tomorrow for the national title.
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R. I
Beals C. Wright
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Cincinnati
Prosecutor seeks court order to halt Sunday baseball in Detroit
Wayne County Circuit Court mandamus proceedings against Police Commissioner Fred W. Smith aim to stop Sunday ball games in Detroit. An order to show causes was issued with a hearing set for tomorrow. Detroit American League Club president Nagin urges court action and plans a game next Sunday to focus the issue.
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Fred W. Smith
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Evansville Wins Series with 3 2 Victory Over Dayton
Evansville clinched two of three in the Central League series by taking the final game 3 to 2 at Dayton. Dayton led 2 0 until Evansville broke through in the top of the fifth and added a go ahead run, while Evansville pitcher Ferrias held Dayton scoreless after the second. The win gives Evansville the series edge as Lee and Richardson shared the mound duties.
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South Bend Wins 4-2 Over Wheeling in Home Game
South Bend topped Wheeling 4 to 2 as Lindsay and Kurke shared duties on the mound for the winners with Huston opposing. The scoring line shows South Bend 11 19 0 16 0 0 0 and Wheeling 1 0 0 0 0 0 0, with Roberts also pitching for Wheeling.
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Zanesville Beats Grand Rapids 7 in Season Finale
Zanesville defeated Grand Rapids 7 to 2 in the final game of the season. Batters Dickson Warner Bailey Connolly and Schriver led the scoring while Grand Rapids managed scattered runs.
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Terre Haute Beats Sau Wayne 5–2 To End Season
Terre Haute took the final game of the season from Sau Wayne by 5 to 2 in Ft Wayne. Final line shows Terre Haute scoring runs across earlier innings and a late surge while Sau Wayne managed a pair, with Douthett Williams Van Anda Hammond Reynolds handling pitching and catching duties.
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Ft. Wayne
Sau Wayne
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Tristate Tennis Opens With Strong Entrants At Walnut Hills
The tenth annual Tristate Tennis Association tournament begins at 2 30 PM at the Cincinnati Tennis Club in Walnut Hills. With eighty eight men entered the field features Beals Wright rivals and top southern and eastern players like Colston brothers Dewhurst Cowan Rodgers Thornton trio Emerson Wick and Pal mar among others in a drawn schedule for today and Wednesday with all players required on court by 2 30.
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Thornton Brothers
R. D. Little
Nat Emerson
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Cleveland
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R. H. Palmer
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Ohio River regatta to showcase premier motor boats in Cincinnati
Cincinnati hosts the annual Ohio River Launch Club regatta with Class A B and C speed boats. Notable entrants include W. E. Scripps Scripps from Detroit and Paul Hesser Idlewild from Williams town. Races begin at 1 30 p m with handicaps determined at start and courses 8 1 2 and 16 miles long.
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Williamstown
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Twelve American Olympian victors arrive in New York
Dozen members of the American contingent to the Olympian games landed in New York today from Europe. The group includes C. J. Bacon H. W. Cohan John J. Dolan D J Kelly M F Porter Lawson Roberson Melville W Sheppard J P Sullivan J B Taylor G V Bonhag Joseph Bromilow and Robert Cloughman.
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Europe
C. J. Bacon
H. W. Cohan
John J. Dolan
Irish-American Athletic Association
D. J. Kelly
M. F. Porter
Lawson Robertson
Melville W. Sheppard
J. P. Sullivan
J. B. Taylor
G. V. Bonhag
Joseph Bromilow
Robert Cloughman
Negro football players barred from Cincinnati Alabama game
The University of Cincinnati and University of Alabama contract for a game on October 17 in Birmingham includes a clause barring colored players. Ralph Snott named coach of the Cincinnati eleven. the team expects a light squad but faster play.
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Nine Horses Will Duel In Futurity At Coney Island
At Sheepshead Bay the Coney Island Jockey Club hosts the Futurity for two year olds. Nine high bred contenders race six furlongs for an estimated purse of 35000 dollars with entries including Sir Martin Helmet and Maskette among others.
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Niles Wins Final to Meet Wright for International Title
Nat Niles of Boston defeats Johnston of Philadelphia in four sets to reach the international championship match against Irving Wright of Boston. Miss Wagner of New York wins the ladies final over Miss Moyes of Toronto to claim the international crown as Miss Sutton defaults in the challenge round. Wright and Emerson beat Wick and Collins in the men's doubles semifinals.
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Will Smith and MacLeod to Play for Golf Championship
In Hamilton Massachusetts on August 28 the Myopia Hunt Club open 72 hole golf championship ended in a tie. Will C Smith of Mexico and Fred MacLeod of Midlothian County Club Chicago each posted 322 after four rounds and will play an 18 hole playoff for the title and the cup with a $450 purse. Other prizewinners include Alex Smith Nassau 327 Willie Anderson Onwentsia 830 John Jones Myopia 331 and several others with smaller awards.
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New Bedford
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Woolaston
Aeronauts Go Abroad to Berlin Balloon Races
L D Dozier of the Aero Club of St. Louis sails on the Lusitania to Berlin to represent the U S at the international balloon races on October 11. The Aero Club of America will enter three balloons with pilots Lieutenant Frank P Lahm James C McCoy and A Holland Forbes. Alternates include N Arnold Captain De Fandler and Major H B Hersey.
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McGuire Replaced as Boston Americans Manager
John S. Taylor owner of the club removed James McGuire from managing the Boston American League team. Fred Lake, ex catcher of the Boston National Club, was named manager for the remainder of the season.
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Suburban Bowling League Plans Tournament
The Suburban Bowling League prepares for a two man team tournament at the Honing Hotel starting September 7 with entries due by September 3. A Monday meeting at Schmiesing's Garden will decide on entry despite limited space for four to five clubs.
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Small-Car Race Set for Savannah Ahead of Thanksgiving
The Savannah Automobile Club and Automobile Club of America finalize a 200 mile race for undersized cars to be held the day before the international Thanksgiving event.
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Southern League scores from Mobile and New Orleans games
In Mobile Atlanta defeated Mobile 6 in ten innings. At New Orleans the Pelicans beat Birmingham 7 to 2. In Memphis Nashville won 1 to 0. Little Rock routed Montgomery 12 to 3.
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Tower Hill to Host Canoe Regatta Tomorrow
All arrangements are set for the Cincinnati regatta organized by the Tower Hill Canoe Club at Space Hill. The events begin at 2 o'clock with several races expected to draw local spectators.
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Readville Futurity Leads Crowd as Uhlan Wins Blue Hill
At Readville, about 4000 attended a storm curtailed Grand Circuit meet. Trainer Bob Proctor swept the Futurity with Leading Lady and Blue Hill driven by Uhlan owner Charles Sanders. Major Brino won the Norfolk with Ritchey faltering in the second heat, Jerry B. narrowly beating Longshot Cox for the final close finish.
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Empire City Meet Closes With Big Crowd And Looming Futurity
Empire City crowd of about 4,000 attends the midsummer meet that finished behind by roughly 40,000 due to large stakes and shifting racing conditions. Tomorrow racing moves to Sheepshead Bay for the Futurity valued at about 85,000, with results from six races led by Ethberial and Dainty Dame and featuring Masters Robert, Dick Roller, Golconda, Sir Toddington and other runners.
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Hill signals aid to Bryan Kern campaign
Ex-Senator David B. Hill, former Democratic State leader, met National Chairman Norman E. Mack after arriving from Europe and offered to assist the Bryan Kern campaign. Mack said no Eastern headquarters chairman had been chosen yet.
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Bryan Briefly Passes Through Kansas City on Road Home
William J. Bryan rode through Kansas City between trains on a trip home from Topeka. The visit was briefly announced with new speaking dates set after a St. Paul appearance for August 31. He then heads to Fargo and Grand Forks on September 1, Sioux City on September 2, and Lincoln on September 3.
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Bryan Reaches Home After Campaign Tour
Travel worn William J. Bryan and his Democratic party returned to Lincoln Nebraska after a week plus of speeches in Iowa Illinois Indiana and Kansas and conferences in Chicago St Louis and Kansas City.
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Three Die In Frisco Collision Near Hugo Oklahoma
A southbound Frisco passenger train collided head on with a Hugo work train due to orders mix up eight miles north of Hugo Oklahoma. Three men died: George Ballard engineer from Ft. Smith Arkansas Tim Gar Mule conductor Ft. Smith and H G Thomas conductor from Pittsburg Kansas. Ten were injured.
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Block
Laughlin
Cincinnati Fan Food
City and Suburban League
Queen City League
All-Kentuckians
Latonia
Kentuckians
Kruse
Larned
Wri Ht
Me Ey
Detroit Club
R.H.E. Dayton
Lee
Richardson
Ferrias
Tristate Tourney
East
South
R. A. Holden
W. M. Murdock
Harvey M. Anthony
W. M. Tyler
Walter Winsor
E. S. Smith
S. W. Merrihew
L. B. Blakemore
Henry Mollenhauer
Ernest M. Ach
A. C. J. van Vossen
James M. Dun
John Smith
Robert Miller
W. P. Hunt
D. W. Johnson
Nelson Peebles
Hence Orme
Everett Brickart
G O. Wagner
Conan Rogers
D. B. Reemelin
Carlisle Murdock
A. F. Zimmerman
Howard Stevens
R. G. Vaughn
Harrison B. Smith
Clifford Cordes
Raymond Marty
Albert Cole
J. A. Roche
J. C. Holters
C. Lockhorn
Phil Eckert
Henry Wick
H. L. Dyer
Guido Gores
Arthur Camp
J. A. C. Colston
H. H. Coombe
B. M. Grant
Elliott Wyler
William Hopple
H. A. Strobridge
W. Barrett
L. D. Woodrough
A. ‘Dyer
H. Farber
M. T. Ackerland
F. C. Colston
E. O. Barnett
Lincoln Mitchell
R. Cc. Seaver
J.T. Barrett
W. R. Koehler
Nat Thornton
H. Pettee
Ernest du Bray
F. P. Garrison
Nat Wright
Ben de Camp
R. F. Foster
Elliott Middleton
M. Kawasaki
W. A. Roudebush
R. F. Little
C. R. Sloan
Sutton
Aeronauts
Uncle Sam
McGuire
Boston Americans
Barbarossas
Wabble
Rossa
Scene Ognetsegeeenesvcecs
Wiethorn Brown
Kern
Teenie
Esane
Totai
el Cassio
Densmith
G. Oldensmith
Vonderhaar
Ecsnseee Wevrenecs
Southern League
Tower Hill
LAGY
Blue ‘Hill
Eastern
Midaose
All Roads
Straus’, Fifth & Walnut
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