Leach Favored as Reds Manager Over Ganzel
Fans favor Tommy Leach for Cincinnati as Fred Clarke weighs leaving the Pirates. President Herrmann has not heard from Clarke, who may be in Kansas, while Ganzel is seen as alternative. The Reds seek a leader before Southward trip. Leach is desired, Clarke’s decision imminent.
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Tommy Leach
Herrmann
Leach
John Ganzel
Cincinnati
Fred Clarke
Clarke
Pirates
Harvard Professor Urges Compulsory Athletics In Colleges
Harvard professor Burley A. Sargent argues for mandatory physical education and athletics in colleges. He contends students should earn honors only after meeting gymnastic or athletic standards and calls for including broad physical training in the curriculum.
Famous Rooter Dies in New York Polo Grounds Hero
Schuyler Van Ness, longtime Giants rooter known for his “Well, well, well” cry, died in the City Morgue after nephritis at Bellevue Hospital. A member of a prominent family, he had faded in prominence in recent years as imitators diluted his act.
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Schuyler van Ness
New York
P. T. Barnum
Polo Grounds
Hillman Suspended Amid Amateur Athletic Troubles
New York January 10 Bartow S Weeks head of the amateur athletic committee says Harry S Hillman the runner suspended himself by accepting a gold watch said to be for running an exhibition quarter mile at the Twenty second Regiment games He is ineligible to compete in amateur events until reinstated by the Registration Committee Yale basketball manager has sought reinstatement for his team following dis organized play against George Washington University final tense scene ends with a satisfactory action for reinstatement.
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New York
Bartow S. Weeks
A O
Amateur Athletic
Harry S. Hillman
Twenty-second Regiment
Lyon
Yale
George Washniversi
Long Shots Win Big at Fair Grounds New Orleans
Paragon the fifth race winner backed from 40 to 2 to 15 to 1, then bolted two miles after the finish. Agnes Dorothea fell in the first, injuring jockey W Walsh. long shots won four races today at the Fair Grounds with Florida Glen and Paragon among notable results.
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New Orleans
Paragon
Fair Grounds
Agnes Dorothea
W. Walsh
Florida Glen
Flynn
George H. White
McDaniel
Kimmer
Lloyd
Miss Isabelle
Sylvia G
Helen Holland
Ansonia
C. M. Lowe
Margaret T
McGregor
Maic Fletcher
Airship
Koerner
Husted
Fairbrother
Foxhall
Brussels
Sponge Cake
Adesso
Grenade
Snowball
Balbert
Oleasa
Miss Affabie
Malster
Clifton Forge
Heart of Hyacinth
Miltiades
Martius
Belmere
Marsh Redon
Sheen
Invasion
Akbar
Lightburn
Destroyer
Woodsaw
Fouth
Hawkama
Powers
Gargantua
Swain
Debar
Hogg
Warner Griswell
Jack Dolan
Bright Boy
Tribes Hill
Asteroid
Baird
Bertha E
Beatrice K
Russell T
Blackburn
Frontenac
Game Bird
Lucy Marie
Gotch Announces Retirement After Possible Hackenschmidt Match
Frank Gotch, the American wrestling champion, said he will retire at year end. He aims to meet Hackenschmidt now likely and received a Milwaukee letter urging rapid signing for the world championship. Gotch plans no match before May 1 with Chicago as the probable arena.
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Baltimore
Frank Gotch
America
Hackenschmidt
Gotch
W. W. Wittig
Milwaukee
Chicago
Walking contest entries pour in for six days in Kansas City
President Scoville of the Missouri Athletic Club reports over fifty entries for the six day walking contest starting February 24 at Convention Hall. Notables include A H Corey Chicago champion 100 mile runner W A Hoagland Auburn N Y champion six day walker George Klubertang leading in Akron and Henry Messier Milwaukee veteran pedestrian. Fifty percent of gross receipts goes to the first seven winners.
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Kansas City
Scoville
Missouri Athletic Club
A. H. Corey
Chicago
W. A. Hoagland
Auburn
N. Y
George Klubertang
Akron
Midmont Wins Heavy Track Race at Oakland Meet
In heavy track conditions at Oakland on January 10, Midmont won the third race at 30 to 1 odds under rider McIntyre for Colonel Warwick. Lazelle nosed out Funnyside for third with Lone Wolf just ahead of them in the show spot. Earlier races saw Siege Gun and Bardonia debut strong, while Colonel Warwick also took the fourth selling race with Hale second.
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Cal
Midmont
Lazelle
Rice
Lone Wolf
Funnyside
Miller
Colonel Warwick
Kelly
Deneen
A. Walsh
Lord Filigrade
Oronogo
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Trust
Bobby Shafto
Mike Asheim
Leonardsdale
Vangarden
Setena
Smiley Corbett
McIntyre
Bardonia
McClain
St. George
Lowlands
Ibs
Oe Hale
Davis
L. C. Ackerly
Keogh
Alaric
Paladini
Sam McGibbon
Taunt
Arcourt
Alta Spa
Dave Webber
Blanche C
J. Butler
Dollie Dollars
Eduardo
Fisher
Captain
Fairy Street
Ovelando
Billy Mayham
Bryan
Plausible
Sister Francis
Bryan Brou
Sam Barber
Héctor
Multiple Winners at Santa Anita in Daily Card
At Santa Anita on January 10 two favorites and four longshots prevailed across six races. Giovanni Balerio led first race action with Alma Boy second, while Scarfel won race two ahead of Royal River and Progress. Lady Chiswell topped race three with Bellmence second and Crepps Beckham third. Creston won the fourth as Preen placed second and Waterbury third. Taylor George led race five over Hereafter and F E Shaw. In the sixth, L C Widraga captured top honors with May Sutton second and Berliarius third.
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Los Angeles
Santa Anita
Giovanni Balerio
F. Ryan
Alma Boy
Boland
Master Lester
Ross
Christine A
Bazil
Rubinon
Fresias
Prince of Orange
Myrtle H
Banlada
Burns
Bellmence
Martin
Crepps Beckham
Taylor
Ten Row
Otwell
Spinstress
Veritas
Vincent
Altar Boy
Paul I
Lydia W. Rousman
Creston
Preston
Preen
Waterbury
Rey Hindoo
Burt G. Lewis
Sannichola
Stay
Re Turnaway
Brawney Lad
Taylor George
C. Ross
L. C. Widraga
E. Martin
May Sutton
Berlarius
Sir Angus
Montclair
Val
Black
Dress
Fair Grounds Entries and Race Details
Entry list for Fair Grounds races includes weights and horses across six events. First race at 2 furlongs features My Lady Frances and others. subsequent selling and handicap races list numerous contenders, weights, and odds across 6 furlongs to 1 mile and 1% yards.
Knife Attack After Hungarian Society Meeting in Findlay
A 20 year old tailor Joseph Mehrer was stabbed after a Hungarian society gathering near a saloon at Findlay and Plum streets. Karoly Raab, 25, is detained on suspicion. Mehrer not seriously hurt. dispute over $3 dues led to the incident.
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Joseph Mehrer
Elm Street
Findlay
Plum Streets
Karoly Raab
Plum Street
Third District
Mehrer
Raab
Mebhrer
Clifton Public School Pictures in Sunday Magazine
Clifton Public School students to be shown in next Sunday's Magazine published with The Sunday Commercial Tribune. The issue will feature two classes from Clifton Public School with photos and stories, along with other articles.
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Refenee
Clutton
Clifton Public School
Une
Council hears four hour election dispute over seat
In St Bernard the council sat four hours with Mayor Imwalle presiding to review the contest between Henry Nurre and Conrad Stambeck for the council seat. Nurre is the declared winner but the challenge alleges ballot counting error and destroyed ballots. The case was laid over to next Friday for further action with testimony from election officials and attorneys.
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Council of
Nurre
Conrad
Ernst. Manthey
Frank Becker
A. Mackrum
Frank Gorman
Heilker & Hellker
Bambeck
Germans Fired On Through Mistake Near Valparaiso
A German party traveling near Valparaiso Chile was fired on by villagers who mistook them for bandits after dark. One German was killed and five wounded in the clash about midway between Valparaiso and Santiago. The incident has been reported to authorities and a full investigation by the German Legation is underway.
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Valparaiso
Chile
Santia
Bereaved Father Sought After McAllister Daughter’s Death
Chief of Police Millikin received a telegram from McKeesport Pennsylvania asking to locate James McAllister the father of 15 year old Hilda McAllister who had died early yesterday. He had just been acquitted in Police Court and was found distressed upon learning of his daughter's death. He plans to ask Mayor Markbreit for transportation home.
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Millikin
McKeesport
Hilda McAllister
James McAllister
Markbreit
Commercial Tribune Patterns for Futurist Fur Seams
Patterns accompany design fill out the accent NT. COMMERCIAL TRIBUND and CiN list all orders forwarded to the factory. These patterns allow fur seams.
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Cinas
Smart Double Breast Suit for the Little Girl pattern
A girls coat suit design features a semi fitting double breasted coat and straight kilt skirt with belts and bretches. Serge is listed as the sample fabric with wool trims optional. The 10 year size requires 5 yards of 44 inch material and pattern No. 4301 offers sizes 6 to 14 at ten cents.
Tobacco experiments fail to beat native growth abroad
During a government inquiry, Vice President Harris of the American Tobacco Company testified that long running trials to grow high quality tobacco outside traditional regions have failed. He cited Australia and other countries with low usable yields and mold issues in India and China, noting British American TobacCo mainly sells high grade abroad. Harris could not locate letters from James B. Duke and said Duke did not personally dictate letters in the past fifteen years.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Harris
American Tobacco Company
Iris
Australia
China
India
British-American Tobacco Company
James B. Duke
Duke
Great Corporation
Mr. Duke
Two Cincinnati Teams to Be Pictured in Illustrated Magazine
Two Cincinnati football teams, St. Xavier and Christ Church, will be pictured in next Sunday's Illustrated Magazine along with many other stories pictures and jokes. Readers may recognize the hardy young men and learn about their grid iron records.
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Cincinnati
Illustrated
Hardy Young
Xavier
Christ
Church
Tribune
Saloon Keeper Falls in Street Downtown
Charles Howard a 45 year old Hamilton Ohio saloon keeper fainted near Sixth and Vine streets shortly after midnight. Blood from his nose prompted bystanders to summon Patrol 1. he was taken to City Hospital where doctors diagnosed a severe nosebleed before he was returned to the First District Police Station.
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Charles Howard
Hamilton (O
Sixth and Vine Streets
City Hospital
First District
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