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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1908

Page

7

Two More Teams in Tournament Enter to Bowl

Rabbits of Cincinnati and Howard Majors of Chicago will bowl. Abe Langtry is coming as secretary wires he has arranged his business interests so that he can be here.

Rabbits Cincinnati Howard Majors Chicago Howard Schindler Langtry Mr. Herrmann Louis Buddenbaum Indianapolis Association Indianapolis Indiana Edward Meyers M. J. Levy A. E. Ingersoll H. C. Brooks Frank Fox Lafayette Ind

Bowling tournament entries swell as teams enter

Thirteen teams had entered the National tournament of the American Bowling Congress by 5 pm yesterday. New entries include the Rabbits of Cincinnati and Howard Major No 1 of Chicago. Additional clubs from Indianapolis and Lafayette show planned participation for the February 8 to 22 event.

American Bowling Congress Soto Stars St. Louis Jacksons St. Paul McGregor Canbys Dayon O. Pabst Blue Ribbons Milwaukee Koehler’s Stars Bellevue Dayton Heralds Dayton O. Marquette Schnauffs Cincinnati Dayton News Eute Rabbits Glen Foote Eddie Strottman Jack Isham Ed Townsend Ed Emerson Howard Chicago Judge Howard Illinois Bowling Association King Bee Windy City Frank Pasdeloup

John Carroll Triumphs In Fair Grounds Feature Race

John Carroll at 1706 led most of the fifth race at the Fair Grounds but Heine closed, finishing second with Landbreeze third. Trivolini won the fourth race in a drive from Grenade. Weather was cloudy and the track soft with multiple horses listed as nonfinishers in earlier races.

New Orleans John Carroll Heine Fair Grounds Landbreeze Trivolini Grenade Lady Leota Lee Tom Holland Heidel Mrs. Sewall Flynn Pinion Roseburg IL Smart Gloriale Servicenece Dispute Brougham Nasturtia George Guyton Many Colors Cuban Boy Variety Notter George H. White Dyers Marc Fletcher Koerner Margaret JT Easc Louise “K Risk Bamnda Sweetener Albert M Elder Prince Bowling Bitter Gold Creel Dack Witt Noel Hogg Minot Skyward Heart of Hyacinth Morseradish Charlie Thomp Jack Dolano Rivolini McDaniel Rod Henry Cull Besterling Denigre F Cocksure Crafty J. D Powers Adesso Rio Grande

Indoor baseball tie between Worth Cincinnati Turners and Y M A

The indoor baseball game ended 12 to 12 with a tightly contested contest as both teams played fast. The score reflects a balanced effort from Worth Cincinnati Turners and the Y M A.

Worth Cincinnati Turners

Crowd Attends Pony Exhibition and Poultry Show Highlights

A large crowd at Horticultural Hall in Philadelphia enjoys the pony, poultry, and pigeon show. Over 3,000 children ride in the show ring while Stroble’s Shetland colt and Montgomery George the Glenview hackney draw attention as judges award multiple prizes to Stroble, Wright, and Glenview entries including several firsts and seconds across many poultry breeds.

Music Hall Horticultural Hall Charles A. Aull Philadelphia N. Wright King Charles A. Stroble Montgomery George Glenview Stock Farm Glendale Winnay- George Betsy Rosebud Frederick Schaurer Cincinnati Riding Academy Hamilton W. J. Meyers P. N. Wright College Hill Stock Farm A. H. Richter S. P. Roberts J. J. Lenest Orpington Louis Homer A. S. Goebel Meldo Hillers Meldo Hiller E. E. Littell

Massa Triumphs In Nap-pa Handicap At Oakland Track

At Oakland on January 16 the Nap pa Handicap for an $800 purse ended with Massa finishing first at 9 to 1 after a photo finish among Massa Johnny Lyons and Ed win Gunn. Johnny Lyons placed second ahead of Edwin Gunn with Time 1:56 1-5 for the 1 1/8 mile race. The card also listed results and times for six additional races with multiple contenders and placegetters.

Oakland Oakland Race Track Massa Johnny Lyons Edwin Gunn Belle of Iroquois Kelly Mitre McClain Koenigen Luise Hayes Yo Sam Transmute Remember Shady Lad E. M. Brattain Matt Rogers Scamper St. Orloff Emily M Patois A. Walsh Work Box Fisher el Parro Miller Yolo Hazlett Toby Arveright Leonard Duhme Collice Laureola My Nurse Tavora Sandy Renne W Gilbert A. Muskenny Los Angeleno Warning Lycurgus L. C. Ackerly Keogh Taunt Pohanka Paladini Elevation Miss May Bowdish Huzzah Lampadrome Nancy W Hooligan California Jockey Club Breeding Bureau Altan Rio Integrity Post St. George Borel Judge Triconnel Roscoe

San Nicholas crashes at Santa Anita as favorites win three

In Santa Anita’s opener San Nicholas veered after the start and hit the fence, injuring jockey Musgrave who escaped serious harm. Favorites swept three of six races as Alleviator captured the first and La Gloria led the sixth with a dominant 2 to 7 favorite finish.

Los Angeles Cal Santa Anita San Nicholas Musgrave Alleviator Boland Renshaw Brooks Black Mate Grand Cruzados Nattie Bumppo Wogeyle Bug Spinstress Almonte Vistant Martin Ross Lois Cavanagh Goldstein Bushwhacker Nadzu Latonia May Ssutton Onoto Watane Charley Paine Harvey Clark Waldorf Schilling Timothy Wen el Cazador Harty Tinfe Associate Buda- Pest Colewort George S. Davis Ibs Sir Edward Shilling Ingham Dane’ Swift Botanist Halton Royal Queen Lucky Lad Buxton Mester Lester Airs Burns Jesse S Taos Ban Lad Esther B Cambyses la Gloria Lee Harrison II Gossiper Phillgoe Antara Billy Taylor Colonel Jewell Nash Buckingham

Hotel Manager Resigns Over Dispute

W. A. Bennett as receiver of the Havlin Hotel Company and hotel manager Fred McCrillis disagreed on management methods. The dispute led to McCrillis submitting his resignation.

W. A. Bennett Havlin Hotel Company Fred McCrillis McCrillis

Leach Decision To Be Reached Today In Cincinnati Reds Tale

The Reds face a pivotal decision on whether to hire Leach or appoint John Ganzel as manager. President Herrmann aims to resolve the matter today amid high transfer prices and fan anxieties.

Leach Reds Herrmann

Mile Racing Tourney Planned at New Rink in February

Manager Fred Nall of the New Rink Music Hall has arranged a week long mile racing tourney for the February week. Top skaters nationwide are expected to compete for three prizes each night. Winners from Pittsburg will join the Cincinnati event, with a Saturday finale featuring prior first prize holders for three grand prizes.

Fred Nall Music Hall Pittsburg St. Louis Cincinnati Nall

Mayor seeks arrest of suspect bound for city

Mayor Fitzgerald of Georgetown asks police to arrest a man wanted there for several larcenies who reportedly traveled toward the city on a C G P traction car. A patrolman met the train at the station but the man was not aboard. two passengers were questioned and released.

Fitzgerald Georgetown Cincinnati Sixth District

Detectives Report Alleged Plot To Blow Up Bank President Home

Detectives Calnan and Keating disclosed details of a suspected attempt to blow up the residence of Charles A. Hinsch president of the Fifth National Bank. On Monday night at Hinsch’s Avondale home the steam pipes froze flooded the basement and the banker ordered the boiler fired down to avert an explosion. Police believe a miscreant endangered the president and his family.

Calnan Keating Charles A. Hinsch Fifth National Bank North Crescent Avenue Avondale Hinsch

Cowen Praises Associated Press At Cincinnati Lecture

B S Cowen head of the Associated Press in Cincinnati lauds the agency as the greatest news gathering organization. He recalls AP’s New York beginnings and details hourly reports from battles such as Liao Yang, noting widespread awareness of outcomes before floor roll calls.

B. S. Cowen Associated Press Cincinnati Cincinnati College of Finance B. R. Cowen Federal Court New York Dayton San Francisco Liao Yang

Refers Query to Ellis on Intoxicating Liquors Law

Prosecuting Attorney Aulison was asked by the Walker Brewing Company to define the meaning of the term intoxicating liquors as used in the Dow Aikin and Jones laws. He offered to provide guidance or refer to a state official.

Aulison Walker Brewing Company

City of Cincinnati Repeals City Weigher Ordinances

An ordinance repeals the 1847 ordinance establishing the City Weigher and the 1904 amendment. It states the repeal takes effect at the earliest legal time, passed January 6, 1908, with John Galvin as President of Council.

City of Cincinnati State of Ohio Coppock & Hertenstein Oes John Galvin Concil Edwin Henderson

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