Two National Bowling Fame Ladies Enter A B C Tournament
Mrs. Cella Hill of Cleveland and Mrs. Gertrude Hull of Chicago prepare for the National tournament in St Louis area venues. Hill boasts scores to 267 and a 50 game average of 197 while Hull averages 189 with a best 286. Both praise bowling as wholesome exercise and a democratic social sport.
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Cella Hill
Cleveland
Gertrude Hull
Chicago
Hill
Birdie Kern
St. Louis
Rosskopf
Hull
Michigan
Pony and Poultry Show Ends After Grand Ohio Exhibition
The pony and poultry show closed last night with Ohio Day drawing over four thousand to Horticulture Hall. Montgomery George won the $700 loving cup for best pony while Miss Blanche L. Jones earned five first prizes in driving events with ponies Dandy and Domino. The directors praised the week’s success and hosted a banquet at the Bismark for General Manager Charles A. Aull Manager John T. Warren and Secretary Julius Friedeborn.
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Ohio
Frederick Schaurar
Cincinnati
Charles A. Stroble
Hamilton
Indiana
Kentucky
Montgomery George
Glenview Stock Farm
Glendale
Blanche L. Jones
Highland Avenue
Walnut Hills
Miss Jones
Dandy
Domino
William R. Meyer
P. H. Carr
C. C. Richardson
Morgan Wright
Frederick Johnson
Philadelphia Wright
Association
Julius Friedeborn
Bismark
Charles A. Aull
John T. Warren
Fans Celebrate Ganzel Selection as Cincinnati Manager
Cincinnati fans erupt in joyous support after John Ganzel is chosen as manager. Reactions pour in from across the country with praise for Ganzel, while officials prepare to sign players for a Florida trip. Herrmann defends decisions in the Campbell case and defers to the National Commission while fans rally behind Ganzel's leadership.
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Cincinnati
Baseball Bugs
John Ganzel
Foxy
Ned
Bid McPhee
Ganzel
Grand Rapids
Mich
Sporting
Commercial Tribune
Leach
John H. Ganzel
Herrmann
Florida
Barker
Louisville
National Commission
Campbell
Sporting. Life
Powers
National Association
Cincinnati Club
Sebring
Kleinow
Crawford
Mr. Herrmann
Sly
Grand Circuit Changes Signal New Era for 1908
Springfield man Bob Wilson to handle flag at two weeks meet in Columbus as Grand Circuit reshapes youth with A J Keating as presiding judge. New starting judge Robert J Wilson, son of John S Wilson, praised as capable and honest by author John McCartney.
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New York
George Hoyt
Binghamton
N. Y
A. J. Keating
Robert Newton
Yorkville
Ill
Robert J. Wilson
Springfield
Columbus
Wilson
John S. Wilson
Atlantic King
Jester
Columbus Association
Keating
Wolters A Magnate Stricklett Buys Santa Cruz Club
Elmer Stricklett of the Brooklyn Dodgers NL will take over the Santa Cruz State League franchise and manage the new team with H. R. Bradford as partner. Harry Wolters, formerly with the St. Louis NL club, also becomes a partner.
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San Jose
Cal
Elmer Stricklett
H. R. Bradford
Harry Wolters
St. Louis
Larned Tops 1907 U S Lawn Tennis Rankings
The United States National Lawn Tennis Association released the 1907 rankings led by W A Larned in singles with Alexander and Hackett atop the doubles list.
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New York
Jaff
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
W. A. Larned
Alexander
Hackett
Man of the hour and place in baseball leadership
A praised executive is hailed for ability, integrity, industry, devotion, loyalty, and liberality. Described as sul generis and a fearless, incorruptible leader, he joins the sport’s inner councils, elevating the national game with exemplary character and achievements.
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Sul Generis
Chevalier Bayard
Bowling Tournament Entries Near Close in Queen City
Cincinnati prepares for the American Bowling Congress eighth National tournament with entries closing January 28 and excitement building. Officials expect 90 to 110 teams from the area and up to 150 outside, totaling around 300 five man teams, 900 doubles, and 1,800 individuals amid $30,000 in cash prizes and festive entertainment by August Herrmann and committee.
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Langtry
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Chicago
Ateast
Middle West
Peoria
Chambersburg
Queen City
August Herrmann
Henry Hoefle
Joe Zimmerman
American Bowling Congress
St. Louis
Mendice
Hamilton County
Mohawk
Cap
Krollmann
Occidentals
Woodurns
Woodburns
North Turners
Persimmons
Karofs
Garry Herrmann League Opens With Fireworks Hint
The Garry Herrmann League kicked off last Wednesday at Enterprise alleys with mixed results as teams split wins. The Kauffmans took two games amid an alleged ringer controversy, while the Pen and Pencil Club and others also played. Willenberg of the Eureka alleys offers to cover the entrance fee for the tea tournament.
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Sperber
Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati
Garry Aca
Enterprise
Echnauffs
Autos
Kauffmans
Pen and Pencil Club
Emil Schmitt
Willenberg
C. Automobile Ate
Wewenee Chic
George Weenee
Kauffman Wee Eee
Wee Seeenee
Schnauff Seventh Ward
Wees
Sachtleben
Oriental League
Orientals
Carrara
Sohn
Schwender
Chic
Baschang
Chic & George Aoe
Lockland
City Club
Bach
Redlanders
Peerless A. C
Riley & Menke
Deseeseses
Stahl & Kien
TMANS
Carrara No
Aeee Sawenee
Linwoods
Aee Tree
Tana
Goetz
Anne Preeee Ewes
Seiler
Granger
Zessinger
Loat Pe
Leseesapeseesanes
Sarees Sates
Groppen
Bohemians
Antemans
Boson Dee
Breeding Bureau Reports Great Affair and Spending
New York on January 18 reports the National Bureau of Animal Industry will publish praise for New York State’s Breeding Bureau and Jockey Club registration. It notes 60,000 native thoroughbred foals registered and international imports, with 7,500 horses in active trains and costs around 8.2 million dollars annually. The piece details farmer returns, per diem costs, transportation, and the broad economic ripple of racing.
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New York
National Bureau of Animal Industry
Pockly Club
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Jockey Club
S. D. Bruce
Tut -Big Country
Saratoga
New Orleans
California
Sost
Regular club shoot draws few shooters on fine day
J Baldwin of Waltham Mass visited and shot in both fifty target events. High gun honors went to H R Bonser with 90 of 190 after missing two in the first event. Miss Altert was the only one to make a straight twenty target string and placed second with 43. The current grounds lease expires February 1, but the club plans to shoot there for two or three months longer before moving to a new home.
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J. Baldwin
Waltham
Mass
H. R. Bonser
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