National Commission Targets Reserved Players in Final List
The National Commission informs the National Association officers about numerous players on final reserve lists who were drafted or purchased by major league clubs. It calls for examination to strike those names from the reserve list if title passed to the majors, listing many players by club, location and action.
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Springfield
del Hallman
Ohio
Chicago
Martin Walsh
Danville
Arthur Evans
Lynchburg
Cincinnati
D. C
Ragan
Omaha
William A. Pierce, Jr
Newark
M. J. O'Neil
Harrisburg
Thomas F. Dailey
Burlington
George Upp
R. E. Hulswitt
RY Columbus
Fleaharty
Hutchinson
Rodgers
Washington, Ta
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McCabe
Roy
Dessau
Steubenville
Graham
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Carriss
Washington, Pa
Harry Noyes
Hartford
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Wiliam Foxen and
Detroit
Oliver Summers
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George Suggs
Charles C. Carr
Delos Drake
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J. Bills
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Carter
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Raymer
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Lavinden
Schuman
Portsmouth
Washington
Eli- Cates
Houston
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Daubert
Marion
Josh Clark
Charles Chéci
George Perring
Toledo
Lattimore
Breen
Youngstown
Seas
Hille
Wausau
T. C. Downie
Tacoma
Frank Lange
Wassau
Lou Schroeder
Frank Green
Massing
Shreveport
Osteen
Jim Freeman
Gus Doridon
John O'Neill
Alva Williams
Terre Haute
Frank Dick
Harry Speer
Gus’ Helting
A. C. Weaver
Wichita
St. Louis
William Bailey
J. McGill
Austin
Benson and Thomas Co
Walter Carlisle
Burton Delmas
Los Angeles
H. H. Gessle
Columbus
Gun Speaker
Whiteman
Guyn
Waco
Robertson
Wheeling
Blatchford
Lawrence
B. B. Johnson
Harry C. Pulliam
Aug. Herrmann
Fair Ground Race Day Entries and Weights
Early notes show first race a 3 furlong purse with listed horses and weights including Sea Swell, Mique O'Brien, and Hammock Boy. Second race a 5 furlongs with Miss Isa belle and Marvel among entries. Additional selling and purse races across 6 to 7 furlongs include Edith M cy Mare, Durable, Fire Opal, Anna Scott, Tyrolian, Rebel Queen, Poetry and several others with weights and allowances noted.
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Es Aa
Intérvene
Eustacian
Sea Swell
Douglas
Patriot
Dick Coghill
Tony W
Hammock Boy
Mique O’brien
Servicence
Tom Holland
Claiborne
George Guyton
Joe Howell
Miss Isabelle
Marvel
Adelaide Roger
Donaldo
Tinker Belle
Mare Etcher
Elizabeth Francis
Fashion
Fenville
Client
My Love
Deject
Mannie May
Helen Holland
Joyful Lady
Edith M
Cy Mare
Durable
Stella Perkins
Elaine
Rose of Pink
Constrantia
Sulu
Lady Frank Yin
Mazonta
Cut Glass
Anna Scott
Tyrolian
Kiamesha I
Miss Strome
Tres Joli
Helen Lucas
Vi Mantilia
Belle Strome
Alcea Infandel
Rebel Queen
Fevelyn
Miss Delaney
Tillekiln Ee Te O
Lord
Flavigny
Rio Grande
Bowling Teams Enter National ABC Tournament
The entry list for the National Tournament of the American Bowling Congress at 5 pm yesterday includes DeSota Stars of St. Louis Jacksons of St. Paul Crawford McGregor Canbys of Day ton O Pabst's Blue Ribbons of Milwaukee Koehler's Stars of Bellevue Ky Dayton Heralds of Dayton O Capitols of St. Paul Marquettes women of St. Louis.
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American Bowling Congress
DeSota Stars
St. Louis
Jacksons
St. Paul
Crawford
McGregor Canbys
Dayton
O. Pabst
Blue Ribbons
Milwaukee
Koehler
Stars
Bellevue
Dayton Heralds
O. Capitols
Marquettes
Evening pairings listed for matches and pairings
At 2 PM Mayer and McDowell lead the list followed by Applegate with Jackson and Ku making pairs. 4 30 PM features Burke with Vogt Wester man paired with Granneman, Nick with Harry, Pflenger with Diers, and Craig with Finke. 7 PM includes Siemer with Phaonlcs Davidson with Gardell Strunk with Reinhart Grimme with Pleger and dereich with Harding. 9 30 PM Reuscher with Kettenaker Granfield with Moeller Breastle with Partner Deters with Crone and Ene ling with Thornton Betterman with Gregory.
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B. J. Mayer
McDowell
L. Applegate
J. Jackson
J. Kumaker
FE. Brigel
E. Nolting
F. Gwinner
H. Diehl
G. Fries
Burke
Vogt
Westerman
C. Granneman
Nick
Harry
Pflenger
Diers
Craig
Finke
A. C. Siemer
C. Phaonlcs
Davidson and Gardell
F.strunk
A. Reinhart
FE. Grimme
Pleger
Ueldereich
R. Harding
C. Davis and
Co. Lohr
Reuscher and
Kettenaker, Jr
Granfield and Moeller
Breastle and Partner
J. Deters
H. Crone
J. Eneling
J. Thornton
Betterman
J. Gregory
Delphie Repeats at New Orleans under fast track
At Fair Grounds on January 13 Pedro narrowly beat Tileing in a six furlongs handicap while Delphie at 3 to 1 easily won the fifth race. Weather clear, track fast. multiple races list horses, weights, and times with several winners and also ran entries.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Pedro
Tileing
Delphie
Arionette
Martin
Pinion
Lloyd
Canning
Alex
Miss Snack
Mollie Stark
Smart
Miss Hapsburg
My Lady
Frances
Gloriole
Cenina
Essie
Polar Star
Brussels
Bulkhead
Glos
Powers
Caucus
Major Mack
Banridge
Carole
George H. White
Moxey Mead
Pink Cap
Harrington
Amontillado
Epitome
Waxhaw
Hancock
McCahey
Crafty
Rappahannock
Lee
Heart of Hyacinth
Monere
Denigree
St. Noel
Abinton
Dapple Gold
Young Stevens
J. D. Dunn
Prytania
Abe Meyer
Morgan
Sumter
Platoon
Kennedy
Chief Hayes
King’s Pirate
Pasadena
Fintrail
Hawkama
Koerner
Nancy
Tivolina
Adesso
Sponge Cake
Granada
Zipango
Donna
Hennessy
Mortiboy
Montgomery wins Santa Anita third race at odds 1 to 9
Montgomery the short shot priced at 1 to 9 won the Santa Anita card’s third race by four lengths over Dominus Arvi with J R Laughrey third. Second choice Laughrey was rated 20 to 1. Three favorites won the six races on the program. In the third, Montgomery did 1:38 3-5 for a mile on 105 pounds rider Dugan.
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Montgomery
Santa Anita
Dominus Arvi
J. R. Laughrey
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Boland
Harcourt
Schilling
Ed B
Musgrave
Sharkles
Barney Oldfield
Diamond To
Manual
Godfather
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Suzerain
Paradise Queen
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McCarthy
Bette of Grass
Bold
Ban Rose
Miniature
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Lady Mazagan
Ibs
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Lavivus
John J. Rogers
Nadzu
Onata Watana
Marster
Amiedo
Mary F
Orinene
Rip Rap
Avantellus
Giovanni Balerio
F. Ryan
Ed Sheridan
Josie Jewel
Sink Spring
Donhart
Prestelus
Anvil
Inspector Byrd
Margie D
C. H. Schilling
Lois Cavanaugh
Horner
Annette
Belle
Mayfair
Artie Ripey
Nellita
Balloles
Vivian
Lithelin
Garrick
Marquette headline team leads large Ladies event entry
The first entries for the ladies events at the international bowling tournament include Marquette led by captain Miss Birdie Kern with teammates Mrs Charles Lang Mrs A Cowger and Mrs George McGowan. Also entered are the Capitol Five from St Paul and Dayton Herald, with James Town joining Newark via Corinthians.
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Birdie Kern
Charles Lang
A Cowger
George McGowan
Emma Kern
Birdie
Kern
Cincinnati
St. Paul
Capitol Five
Dayton Herald
Jamestown
N. Y
Corinthians
New York
City Association of
Newark
May Amelia Wins First Race At Emeryville Muddy Track
May Amelia led at the half mile pole to win the opening race over Silver Wedding and Herodotus on a muddy Emeryville track. Plausible secured victory in the fourth race paying 15 to 1, while Banposal failed to overtake the pacemaker. Other race results include Rubin Grande and Pajarolla taking firsts in the second and third races respectively.
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Emeryville
May Amelia
Silver Wedding
Herodotus
Banposal
Miller
Hayes
Kirschbaum
Agnolia
Salvage
Prince Brutus
Rubin Grande
Carmisa
Patois
San Piper
Astoria Belle
Plausible
Dollie Dollars
Billy
Pullman
Bryan
Sahara
Iran
Ramos
Lapadrome
Tetanus
Carboneau
Lassen
Miss
May Bowdish
Midmont
Mill Song
Rosy Light
the Captain
Gilbert
Arcourt
Hildebrand
Ethel Abbott
Maxtress
Fursa
W. B. Gates
Alaric
Ed Lilburn
Convict Labor Contract Debate Fails To Block Award
The Board of Public Service committee wrestled over awarding the convict labor contract for the City Workhouse. Bramwell Brush and Wire Company is favored to win, with a contested term length and multiple city letters considered. A partial agreement exists and a vote was to occur at today’s session amid calls for competition due to price rises.
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Manss
Degner
Committee On Public Institutions
Board of Public Service
Bramwell Brush and Wire Company
Xenia
Columbus
Taxpayers’ Association
Card Thug Arrested After Identification Card Found
Patrolman Walden arrested Pat Fadden on Sixth and Walnut streets on a betnge drink case. A clerk identification card belonging to Mail Clerk H. W. Flowers was found on Fadden who says he found it. Flowers reports being robbed of his card and $52 by highwaymen and Fadden will be held until Flowers views him.
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Sixth
Walnut Streets
Pat Fadden
Seventh Street
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Fadden
Low Phone Rates Force Clermont Telephone Into Receiver
The Citizens' Telephone Company serving Clermont County and nearby areas was placed in receivership on request of stockholder W Guy Jones. Bailey W. Gilfillan of Columbus also named receiver. The firm runs about 1000 telephones across 11 exchanges and 250 miles of lines, with capital stock of 150000. President is J W Ransom of Batavia. The company blames service cost and labor/material prices for its troubles.
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Citizens’ Telephone Company
Clermont County
W. Guy Jones
Bailey W. Gilfillan
Columbus
J.W. Ransom
Batavia
Primary Decision Simplifies Fight in Eighteenth District
Columbus dispatch reports the national committee rejects district primaries for delegates to the Republican National Convention. A convention is required though primaries may be used to choose district delegates. In Cuyahoga County and statewide, taft supporters push for recognition, while Foraker and Roosevelt factions watch.Secretary Thompson ordered a slow approach to the Cleveland case with a hearing scheduled. Taft remains the favored ticket regionally, with Alabama figures weighing in on national prospects.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
National Committee
Foraker
Congress
Mahoning
Stark
Columbiana
Kennedy
Taft
Franklin County
Ellison
Henry A. Williams
Cuyahoga County
Thompson
Cleveland Election Board
Cuyahoga
Tate
Roosevelt
Referendum bill offered to amend Ohio constitution
Senator Atwell introduces an initiative and referendum measure to submit constitutional amendments for direct legislation. The plan allows voters to enact or reject laws passed by the General Assembly or failed measures, with timelines for emergency and nonemergency acts and a ruling on when laws take effect. Bigelow of the Direct Legislation League prepared the resolution, mirroring a prior Howe proposal.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Atwell
Ohio
General Assembly
Secretary of State
Bigelow
Herbert Bigelow
Direct Legislation League
Howe
Senate
No Effect Says Longworth on Bronson Law
Representative Nicholas Longworth of Ohio said the Bronson law ruling by the courts would have only an insignificant effect on Ohio party delegate selection. He noted the decision targets county districts and that no direct primary elections have been held except possibly in the Fifteenth District and in Cleveland.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Elmer Dover
Republican National Committee
Mr. Dover
Cleveland
Dover
Decision in Cleveland Row Deferred
The County Board of Elections in Cleveland Ohio postponed action in the Republican factional dispute until Thursday. Authorities expect a decision on the stalled case and related party alignment by then.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland, CO
County Board of Elections
Sec
Laning backs Taft for President in Washington
Congressman J F Laning telegraphs he favors William H Taft and that the Fourteenth district delegation will support him. Laning has been a Foraker man.
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Taft
Commercial Tribune
Norwalk
J. F. Laning
Washington
William H. Taft
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Local option drive floods Ohio Senate desks with letters
In Columbus on January 13 the push by Direct Legislation and Antisaloon Leagues for initiative and local option measures fills every senator’s desk with appeals for favorable action. Organizers anticipate twenty two votes in the Senate and a solid House majority, with confidence in passage of the county local option bill.
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Columbus
Senate
Friends of the County
House
Taft Victory Scene Emphasized By Ohio Delegates
Secretary Taft told Ohio Republicans he expects to win and carry Ohio after a dinner with congressional members. Representatives Burton Bannon Kennedy and others praised Taft and outlined favorable district outlooks. Twelve House members attended as Burton announced results and clarified positions.
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