Ganzel Selected To Lead Reds During Next Season
John Ganzel was chosen to manage the Cincinnati Reds for the coming season after confirmation by team president Herrmann. Fans backed Ganzel over Tommy Leach with Clarke’s price for Leach deemed too high, while Kane stays on the roster and Ganzel plans to report next Wednesday with salary terms to be finalized.
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Cincin Mati
Commercial Tribune
Herrmann
Cincinnati
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Mr. Dreyfuss
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Leach
Pittsburg
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Kane
Mitchell
McLean
Hanlon
New York Americans
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Gangel
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Fred Clarke
Ned Hanlon
Johnny Kane
Johnny
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Fair Grounds Entrants and Race Weights
Entry list for the Fair Grounds shows six races with horses and weights. First race 3 furlongs includes Dr Arm strong 101 and Jack Combs 111. second race six furlongs lists Volcome 93 and Gold roe 106. third race six furlongs features Evelyn 98 and Youthful 105. fourth race one mile offers First Premium 113 and Juggler 119 with Chapultepec and Juggler noted as Burlew & ONeill entry. fifth race handicapped six furlongs includes Mr Peabody 87 and John Carroll 112. sixth race selling one and a half miles lists Sea Salt 91 and Lancastrian 108. Apprentice allowance claimed.
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Many Colors
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Servicence
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the Peer
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Anne McGee
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King of the Valley
Famous Mare Ben-My-Chree Dies After Standing Fame
New York January 17 James R Keene reports to the Jockey Club the death of the famous brood mare Ben-My-Chree dam of Cap and Bells and other notable runners She was the dam of Ben Ronald Adelaide Prince Tom O Shanter Colleen Bawn Oyama and Bonnie Gem and the only American bred horse to win the Oaks at Epsom Ben-My-Chree's legacy includes several top performers in American and British racing.
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James R. Keene
Jockey Club
Ben- My-Chree
Cap and Bells
Epsom
England
Ben Ronald
Adelaide Prince
Tom O'Shanter
Colleen Bawn
Oyama
Bonnie Gem
Franklin Defeats University School In Gym Shootout
Franklin defeated University School yesterday in the latter's gym by 23 to 8. Hooker and Johnson starred for Franklin while Howe and Soloman led University. The Hamilton Y M C A team meets the Rahe Memorial Club tonight at Adventum.
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Johnson
Howe
Soloman
University
Hamilton Y. M. C. A
Rahe Memorial Club
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Arrow Swift Wins at Fair Grounds in Second Race
New Orleans January 17 Arrow Swift with 20 to 1 odds won the second race in a hard drive at the Fair Grounds. Rustle at 4 to 1 finished second. Footlights Favorite at 40 to 1 won the fifth race from Miss Strome the even money favorite by a narrow margin. Weather clear and track good.
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Rustle
Fair Grounds
Footlights
Miss Strome
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Night Mist
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Dick Rose
Conin
Brimmer
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Mazie O'Neil
Favorites falter at Santa Anita with Sly Ben upset
At Santa Anita on January 17 favorites struggled as Sly Ben rode to a neck win over Alice Carey in the fifth race. Nonie Lucille, the top choice, finished seventh while six races were contested with notable finishes from Diamond, Golden Rule, Bellmence, Bon Ton and other listed runners.
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Byronerdale Wins Third Race as Castile Breaks Leg at Oakland
Oakland California January 4 Byronerdale led from start to finish to win the third race while Castile fell and broke a leg destroying his chances. Jockey Miller unhurt track slow. Summary lists results from six races with Ormuz Chitterlins Byronerdale Heather Scott Arcourt Cloyne and Sidney F among the winners and contenders.
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Ren Mulford Jr to discuss Running Life's Bases at YMCA
Ren Mulford Jr presents his famous baseball study Running Life's Bases Sunday at 3 pm in Lin ton Hall. Everyone is invited to attend this educational afternoon session at the YMCA.
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Linton Hall
Pony and Poultry Show Ends Today
The Pony and Poultry Show at Music Hall closes today as Ohio Day. Montgomery George the premier Hackney pony from Glenview Stock Farm leads the exhibits with prizes, while 2000 children enjoyed Kentucky Day. The poultry exhibit tops 2000 fowls and rides for children are planned.
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Kentucky
Horticultural Hall
W. J. Frazer
Glenview Stock Farm
Glendale
Montgomery George
Madison Square Garden
New York City
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Cincinnati
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Hamilton
Blanche Jones
Highland Avenue
Walnut Hills
William R. Meyer
Indiana
John T. Warren
Hoosier Capital Backs Herrmann For A B C Presidency
Indianapolis delegates instructed to vote for Garry Herrmann’s re election as American Bowling Congress President. Cities including Chicago Louisville Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Eastern centers pledged support. New entries from Calumet Musee Pennsy Belle of Nelson and Granite City join teams ahead of the St Louis convention.
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Garry Herrmann
American ‘Bowling Congress
Robert H
Indianapolis Association
Abe Langtry
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Herrmann
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Loli
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Detroit Bowling Association
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Harvard Faculty Calls for Fewer Intercollegiate Contests
The Harvard faculty voted on January 7 to urge President and fellows of Harvard College and the colleges in the Association of Colleges of New England to reduce the number of intercollegiate contests, with football cited as a focus, reflecting President Eliot's stance.
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Fans Reluctant to Fund New Ohio League Team
Springfield reports fans showed interest but none willing to finance a Mansfield led effort to place a team in the new Ohio League. Bobby Quinn and Paul Sturgis spoke aiming to raise 2500 dollars by subscriptions for the venture.
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Bobby Quinn
Ohio League
Paul Sturgis
Mansfield
Bowling mishap leaves Covington man with fractured arm
Louis Eiser slipped and fell at Jansen's Alleys in Covington yesterday afternoon, fracturing his right arm. Local medical staff treated him on site and transferred him for further care.
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Jansen
Covington
Slosson Defeats Sutton In 400-Point Billiards Duel
George Slosson of New York defeated world champion George Sutton 400 to 273 in a balk line 18.2 match. It was the second of ten games, with Slosson’s best runs 60 48 and 38 and an average of 16 14 16. Sutton’s runs included 52 42 and 31 with an average of 119 24.
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George Slasson
George Sutton
Sutton
Bowling pairs and schedules for Davis and Reuhlmann lineup
Bowling schedule lists pairs for 2 p.m. 7 p.m. and 9 30 p.m. events with teams including Davis Reuhlmann Schott Heil Meyer J Burke Jansen Gier Collins Nolan Jones Petrano Krollmann Mason Overbeck Dressinger Schaefer Reis Martin Edwards Strautman Berger Birnbaum Wetherman Pocock Weyand Vornhoit Partner Meimann Kruse Hoffrogge Sage Robertson Hambrick McPeak West and singles featuring Granfield Tranter Erschell.
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Reuhlmann
New Alleys Open at Hotel Honing Today
New alley complex at Hotel Honing opens at 10 a.m. under superintendent Cliff Peebles. Tonight Krollmann's tavern hosts an opening celebration.
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Hotel Honing
Cliff Peebles
Krollmann
German American Alliance in Cincinnati votes to boost anti prohibition drive
The German American Alliance of Cincinnati met at Central Turner Hall and endorsed expanding the alliance to 100 000 members to oppose prohibition and protested county local option and small school board bills before the General Assembly. President Schwaab urged unity with liberal groups and noted plans for petitions and petitions to be sent to the Legislature.
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John Schwaab
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Rose Hill
Avondale
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General Stoessel Protests Forced Witness Exclusions
Lieu tenant General Stoessel sent a protest to Emperor Nicholas objecting to witness exclusions during his court martial over Port Arthur surrender. General Stroukhoff sat in to relay to the Emperor, and Stoessel urged fair hearing as witnesses favorable to his defense testified.
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Five and the Phoenix Team Bowl Three Games
Five players and the Phoenix team competed in a trio of bowling matches. The event showcased grasped form and teamwork as both sides challenged for high scores across three games.
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