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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1908

Page

6

Salary Question Delays Griffith Signing with Cincinnati

Clarke Griffith delays a Cincinnati contract over terms with owners and Herrmann. They clash over annual pay with figures from 6000 to 10000 dollars. Other manager moves ripple through Boston, Brooklyn, and New York as Dovey, Bresnahan, and Dahlen rumors swirl amid the 1908 league meeting at the Waldorf-Astoria.

Tribune New York Garry Herrmann Clarke Griffith Cincinnati Club Griffith Cincinnati Herrmann Waldorf-Astoria Billy” Keeler Keeler Wee Willy Dovey Boston Key Kelley Baltimore Toronto George Dovey McCaffrey Mr. Dovey Dahlen Brooklyn Bowerman Davey Bresnahan Schlei St. Louis McGraw Chicago Cubs Harry C. Pulliam National League of Professional Baseball Clubs Pulliam Ted Pulliem Postep Realso Eas Na.io League Acme Game. A Morels National Commission President Putlam St. James Building National League George B. Dovey Charles H. Ebbets Henry W. Medicus Charles H. Ebbets, Jr Charles W. Murphy Chicago

Eleven Teams Remain in Six Day Bicycle Race

New York Dec 8 At midnight eleven teams stayed in the six day event with three tied for first at 974 miles and 3 laps. Three others were one lap behind and two teams two laps back. Leaders eight miles ahead of the 1900 record of 966 miles 3 laps.

New York Elkes and MacFarland Butt Stol MacFarland Moran Fogler Lawson Collins Mitten Hill Demara Anderson Vanoni Palmer Walker Devoniviteh Drobach Walthour and Root Galvin Wiley Faber la *Frourcade Eikes and MacFarland

Pet stock and poultry show to award $5000 in prizes

The upcoming pet stock and poultry show at Music Hall January 12 to 16 plans $5000 in medals cups and cash prizes across all departments. Secretary Freedeborne is preparing the prize list to be issued next week and entries will be allocated promptly to map exhibitor placements. A Cuban Missouri entrant from Ozark poultry yards owned by William Wayne of Lynchburg may send crates of pigeons and possibly pens of poultry.

Music Hall Freedeborne Cuba Ozark William Wayne Lynchburg

Molesey wins Vasa Dena Handicap at Santa Anita in upset

In Santa Anita’s seven furlong Vasa Dena Handicap Molesey a 4 to 1 shot overtook Lisaro in the final sixteenth to win by a half length. Owner J A Bennett was surprised, having not bet. Magazine, Pedro exited early and Lisaro led most of the race. Other race results list La Gloria and Dominus Arvi among winners and a mix of placers in earlier events.

Los Angeles Cal Molesey Santa Anita Park J. A. Bennett Magazine Pedro Lisaro Lesey Powers Airs Led Beach Schlessinger Columbia Janeta Vivian T Bribery Dominus Arvi Edwin Terli Hurky Miller Harry Scott W. H. Carey Alma Dufour San Nicolas Mary’ F Korosilany Burns Free Knight the Bar Toler Bob. Ragan Billy Mayham Progress Tim O’toole Ae of Eiginee Pasadena Yorke Gémmel Harris Sir Edward Green Seal Gchu Henry O Sam Bernard Clark Bucket Brigade Martin Orcagna Mike Jordan Merrill Flavigny Knight of Ivanhoe Cork Hill Uncle Henry Senator Beckham Joe Madden Schilling Fair Annie Archibald Home Crest Shapdale Sorrowful J. F. Crowley

Fines Imposed on Boxers and Officials in Chicago Bout

Municipal Judge Going fined four boxers and two club officials of the Illinois Athletic Club 100 dollars each for pro potias and taking part in a boxing match held two weeks earlier seen as the first step to resume boxing in Chicago. The total 681 dollars was paid by a club official.

Chicago Ilinois Athletic Club Propotias Chi

Morning Shopping Window Boosts Wine Orders and Savings

From 8 30 to 12 the morning hours are best for shopping with wine orders processed quickly during the day reducing need for night work and saving time.

Dineen Leads Walkers In 72 Hour Race

In Detroit at Light Guard armory the 22 hour event ends with Dineen at 126 miles 17 laps Prouty 121 miles 12 laps Kulbertanz 115 miles and other competitors close behind The race resumes with ten hours daily until completion observed by twelve remaining walkers.

Detroit Mich Light Guard Armory Dineen Prouty Kulbertanz Davis Feeney Shelton Day Doeslein Teagle Ownby Breckles Graham

De Oro Defeats Hueston in World Three Cushion Match

Alfredo De Oro of Cuba beat Thomas A. Hueston 50 to 25 in the second block at St Louis to lead 100 points to 69 in the world three cushion championship. Fifty points remain to be played.

Louis Alfredo de Oro Cuba Thomas A. Hueston de Oro Hueston

Williams dominates two races at Emeryville card

Thomas H. Williams won two races at Emeryville as Belle Weber and Rubia Granda also claimed victories. Rubia Granda’s win in the fourth race sparked a close finish with six horses within a head and nose. Prince Nap surprised at 2 to 1 while May Amelia and St Francis drew high bids from bettors.

Oakland Oak Thomas H. Williams Emeryville Belle Weber Rubia Granda Bon Homme Prince Nap Amelia Frank Weir St. Francis Read Berry Bea Milger Lord Roasing- Tellon Je. Im Joe Cheer

Washington Conference Sets Talk on Federal Resource Inventory

A Washington Conference plans to discuss a federal inventory of United States resources. The movement urges first tangible basis legislation against heedless neglect and waste to curb wasteful practices.

Washington United States

Conservation Conference Pushes Plan for Resource Use

Governors of states and territories meet in Washington with federal officials to craft a practical conservation program. The effort seeks to curb forest destruction and land waste, transform agitation into legislation, and address tariff and industry impacts as the Sixty first Congress looms.

Washington Congress Friends of the Tariff Forest Service Federal Commission Congress of the United States Frederic J. Haskin The

Thoroughbred card summary from a midweek race meeting

In the first race Grand a 102 pound entry led by Gilbert won at 7 to 3 with Bon Homme second at 9 to 2 and Madman third at 18 to 5. Time shown 1 213 5. Fifth race selling 11 six miles May Amelia led at 3 to 1 from Raleigh 2 to 4 with Springban 7 to 2 in third. Time 1 53 5. Warden led 9 to 6, Toll Box 4 to 1 second and Bishop W 300 to 1 third in the sixth race over five furlongs with other runners including Ro vale Palo Alto Strike Out Sam Voke and Judge Cronin.

Granda Gilbert Bon Homme Lee Madman Walsh Twilight Queen Dr. Holzberg Anna L. Daley Work Box Little Black Hoyle May Amelia Sullivan Raleigh Butler Springban Orchasg Bravoure Bill Curtis Royal Red Warden Toll Box Bishop W Ro&vale Palo Alto Sam Voke Judge Cronin Meddling Hannah

Corbett to Referee Dec 15 Fight in Los Angeles

James J. Corbett former world heavyweight champion will referee the Hugo Kelly and Billy Papke bout on December 15 at the Jeffries pavilion in Los Angeles. Arrangements were finalized yesterday and Corbett is currently in San Diego.

Los Angeles Cal James J. Corbett Hugo Kelly Billy Papke Jeffries Pavalon San Diego

Thoroughbred Races and Weights From a Mixed Card

A late 19th or early 20th century racing card lists six races with horse names and weights. Notable entries include Sid Stiger 116, Golden Wave 103, King Brush 103, Luster Jones 103, Fancy 104, Nappa 106, Auron 105, Invader 105 in Race 1, and a 2 furlong dash with Brother igin 98, Cowen 98, Yakima Pelle 91 among others in Race 2. Race 3 shows Relimence at 110 and Confederate 110 with Cloverland 110. Race 4 features Faust at 108 and Boggs 92. Race 5 includes Talomens 110 and The Englishman 0. Race 6 offers Red 107 and Anna May 107 with various weights and apprentice allowance.

Seliing Fuivority Sid Stiger Golden Wave King Brush Luster Jones Fancy Yakima Pelle Johnny White Hazlet Bil F. Laughrey Bill Curtis Colonel Tibernabon Cloverland Confederate Steel Blue Withers ST Value Milford C. Core Faust Bellins Talomens the Englishman Kamsack Eckersall Hedrick Lampradrome Rotrou Sophomore Red Anna May Shore Hankin Seattle

Havana Results From Havana Race Meet

Racing resumed with six furlongs won by Trey of Spades with Momentum second and feppoenie third. Five and a half furlongs saw Roseburg H first Cather er second in 1 09. Rexall won seven furlongs with Chariey third. Wash me won six furlongs with Kenova third.

Havana Dee Trey of Rexall Ae Chariey Washme A Kenova

Celtics and St Tigers Postponed Game Set for Sunday

The postponed game between the Celts and St Tigers will be played Sunday at League Park. The Stump Tigers are to report for practice at Mill tomorrow night.

Celts St Tigers League Tiger Nevers Mill

Conservation Inventory to Define National Resource Policy

The article describes plans for a National Conservation commission to inventory natural resources, including forests and public lands, to justify a nationwide policy. It highlights federal and state cooperation, a push for a concrete legislative program, and the aim to end sentimentality with data driven action.

Distribution of tobacco planned in Kentucky meeting

The Burley Tobacco society district board in Winchester plans delivery of proceeds from recent sales and distributing money to growers. Some growers sold warehouse certificates to speculators while contracts with the American Tobacco company and Independent Buyers' Association were ratified. Ten percent of the first big sale funds remain and will be distributed. future 1909 crop topics await discussion.

Lexington The Burley Tobacco Society Winchester American Tobacco Company Independent Buyers’ Association

Troops Recall Delayed As Cuba Withdrawals Pushed

Washington reports a shift in the Cuba troop pullout plan extending the withdrawal from January 28 to April. U S troops will remain for the transition to regular government and a period afterward to handle any disorders.

Washington Cuba

Early Season Shopping Encouragement

A fragmented note urges shoppers to begin Christmas buying early and during daylight hours to benefit working women and service staff. The exhortation frames timely buying as support for those who assist customers.

To take home email 5 means shorter hours for workers

The policy change tied to email 5 will reduce working hours for calewomen drivers and delivery personnel, affecting daily schedules and potential earnings. The move signals broader labor-hour adjustments across roles.

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