Pulliam Attacks Herrmann in Unjustified Blacklist Row
Cincinnati fans were stunned by a public attack from National League president Harry Pulliam on Cincinnati Base Ball Club president August Herrmann. Pulliam claimed Herrmann sent a statement to Powers alleging Pulliam is a wrecked man over the blacklist controversy, which Herrmann denies having even conceived or sent.
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Cincinnati
Harry Pulliam
National League
August Herrmann
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Herrmann
Pulliam
Reds
Powers
Mr. Herrmann
Buch
Messrs. Herrmann
Johnson
Farrell
National Association
National Commission
Commission
Fanetos
Naval Association
Rman
Association
National* Commission
Inas
Baseball
Pat Powers
Mrs Gertrude Hull Names Team For Women’s Championship
Chicago bowler Gertrude Hull arrives in Cincinnati to coach and compete with The Visitors in the A B C tournament. The group includes Mrs Al Bush of Missouri Mrs Joseph Threm of Ohio and Mrs Loftus of Ohio among others as they prepare for exhibition matches and the three events. Hull holds national and city titles and once won the world championship in St Louis. Cincinnati’s Mrs J Rosskopf will partner Hull in the two team event.
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Gertrude Hull
Chicago
J. J. Pflueger
al Bush
St. Louis
Missouri
Joseph Threm
Toledo
Fident
Threm
Ohio
Loftus
George C. Keppeler
West Baden
Ind
Keppeler
Celia Hill
Cleveland
United States
Canada
Illinois
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Saturday League Meets Annual Meeting and Re-elections
The Saturday Afternoon League held its annual meeting at the Business Men's Club re-electing officers except Parker who resigned as secretary John E Bruce was re-elected president N L Pierson vice president Clyde Johnson treasurer Co L Applegate elected secretary Trustees for three years John A Ringgold John Kellerman and Andy Schrimper appointed on grounds ball and schedule committees Avondale and College Hill represented though absent will return next season Circuit remains unchanged Another meeting set for February 165.
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Business Men's Club
Alex. Parker
John E. Bruce
N. L. Pierson
Clyde Johnson
Co. L. Applegate
Parker
John A. Ringgold
John Kellerman
Andy Schrimper
Avondale
College Hill
Burke Named Manager of Louisville Colonels
Jimmy Burke, former Kansas City Blues manager and third baseman, signed to manage the Louisville Colonels. He will also play third base while Woodruff will appear in the outfield. Monte Cross sought Stovall for Burke but Tebeau overruled him, keeping Stovall in Louisville.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Jimmy Burke
Kansas City Blues
Louisville Colonels
Burke
Woodruff
Monte Cross
Stovall
Tebeau
Four favorites win at Santa Anita Park meet
At Santa Anita on January 21 four favorites won. George S. Davis led from the start to win the mile handicap as Traffic sprang a surprise in the maiden event by closing from 15 to 6 to 1. Other races saw Whidden prevail in the final upset, with multiple horses like Reugen and Latonia among the notable finishers as odds and times are listed for each race.
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Los Angeles
Santa Anita Park
Whidden
Reugen
Ibe
Schilling
Masterster
Black Mine
Buxton
Latonia
Annett
Velma C
The
Belle of Mayfair
Artie Ripey
Varlando
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Miss Cloud
Favergate
George S. Davis
Ross
Goldstein
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E. Dugan
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Christ Bellemence
Needful
Coleywort
Aiken Racce
Dugan
Charlie Parse
Harty
Betari
Old Bele
John J. Rogers
Andoche
Esther M. Tap
Blagg Captures Six-Furlong Feature At City Park
In New Orleans City Park todays feature race went to Blagg at 30 to 1, beating First Premium who moved from 2 to 1 to 8s to 5. Gold Proof finished third as Lady Alicia won the fifth race in a strong drive from Paul at 9 to 1. Weather wet, track slow, with six races on the card and multiple runners listed in each purse event.
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City Park
Blagg
First Premium
Gold Proof
Lady Alicia
Paul
Rosen
Craftsman
Notter
Warden
Shreve
Guy Fisher
Swing
Irrigator
Galta
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James Wilson
Silver C
Parten
Grotto
Tiflid
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Taxis
McKinney
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Rip
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Buckman
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the Thorn
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Lotus Hater
Lady Anne
Avaunteer
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Rappahannock
J: Lee
Skyward
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Cock Sure
Hammeraway
Jack Witt
Nine
Fire Opal
Leiber Gore
E- Fall
Highwind
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Warner Griswell
Grenada
J. Lee
de Bar
John McBride
Adesso
Anna Day
Clara Huron
Husted
Milshora
Mahogany
Six-Day Bicycle Race in Kansas City Ties Lead
At Convention Hall the six leading teams in the six day bicycle race are tied for first after covering 231 miles. Sherwood led at the eleventh hour with the standings: Root-Fogler, Law son-Moran, Bardgett-Mitten, Hopper-Holbrook, Sherwood-Wiley, Monroe-Morgan. Race ended at 10 40 p m with teams at 330 miles and 7 laps except Monroe and Morgan at 330 miles 4 laps.
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Kansas City
Convention Hall
Sherwood
Root—Fogler
Lawson—Moran
Bardgett—Mitten
Hopper— Holbrook
Wiley
Monroe— Morgan
Monroe
Morgan
No Hot Springs Meet Thilo Year Chicago Meeting
Western track executives in Chicago discussed the racing outlook for 1908 with Louis Cella John H Madigan Dan Stuart and John Condon present. No Hot Springs meet will be held this year a forty day meeting will open July 27 at Ft Erie. Montreal likely hosts fall and spring meetings while Louisville and Cincinnati may each stage one meet.
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Chicago
Louis’Cella
Dan Stuart
John Condon
Hot Springs
Ark
Ft. Erie
Condon
Grosse Pointe
Detroit
Montreal
Louiseville
Cincinnati
Papke Defeats Stanton in Four Rounds for Middleweight Title
In Boston on January 21 Bill Papke of Valley Falls Illinois retained the middleweight crown by stopping Walter Stanton of San Francisco in the fourth round at the Armory Association. Stanton opened with body and face blows and pressured Papke early, but Papke rallied in the final rounds delivering decisive blows including a stomach shot that floored Stanton for nine. Stanton rose but Papke pressed the attack and the fight ended when his punches drove Stanton down again prompting a sponge to be thrown in.
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Boston
Bill” Papke
Valley Falls
Ill
Walter Stanton
San Francisco
Armory Association
Stanton
Papke
Five More Teams Enter A. B. O. Affair
Forty eight entries announced for the international bowling tournament by 4 pm with teams including T. V. No. 1 Cincinnati De Sota Stars St. Louis Paris Blue Ribbons Milwaukee Jacksons St. Paul Crawford McGregor Canby Dayton Heralds Capitols Musee Wheeling Pennsys Wheeling Schnauffs Cincinnati Howard Majors Daily News Dayton Calumet Cleveland Brunswick Balke Collender Co Chicago Queen of Nelson Louisville Fette Wheeling Monitors Dayton Rabbits Cincinnati Rudolph Bauer Louisville Fletcher National Bank Indianapolis Crestview Cincinnati Terre Haute Old Charters Louisville Goodale Columbus Arizinnati Cincinnati Tosette Chicago Eagles No. 1 Milwaukee Schindlers Jeroux Chicago Schindlers Theater Chicago Majors No. 2 Chicago Oehlers Bellevue Automobiles Cincinnati Enterprise No. 1 Cincinnati Enterprise No. 2 Cincinnati Burnet Woods Cincinnati Kauffmans Cincinnati Chic George No. 1 Cincinnati Schindler's Millionaires Chicago Brunswick Zanesville O Empire Jamestown N Y Standard Brewing Company Cleveland Granite City Ill Federals Cincinnati Marquettes St. Louis Ladies Visitors Chicago Ladies Herrmann's Colts Cincinnati Ladies
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Crawford
McGregor & Canby
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Heralds
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Daily News
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Rudolph & Bauer
Fletcher National Bank
Indianapolis
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Terre Haute
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Goodale
Columbus
Arizinnati
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Eagles
Schindlers-Jeroux
Schindlers' Theater
Oehlers
Bellevue
Automobiles
Enterprise
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Kauffmans
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Schindler's
Millionaires
Brunswick
Zanesville
O. Empire
Jamestown
N. Y
Standard Brewing Company
Granite City
Ill
Federals
Marquettes
St. Louis
Herrmann’s Colts
Guards Lose Jobs After Escape From Refuge
Four inmates escaped Sunday from the House of Refuge gymnasium and wall, leading Assistant Superintendent Costello to discharge guards Beckett and Jenkins for gross neglect. Recaptured Furnish. three others remain at large. superintendent declines to reveal addresses, noting private reasons.
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Beckett and
Jenkins
Costello
Albert ‘Furnish
Charles Nieman
George Kelley
Albert Rumpke
Furnish
Carl Knobdlough
Albert
Albert, ‘A Trusty of the’ House of Refuge
Allison
Beckett
Commercial Tribune
Pennsylvania
Mr. Allison
the Refuge
Rittenhouse Street
Shenandoah Wins Fourth Race at Oakland Track Meet
Shenandoah tops the field in the fourth race at Oakland track beating Curriculum by a length with Marvel P third. Emma G wins the second race while Yo Sam falters near the wire. Other results include Capita taking the third race and Mitre leading the fifth. Six races featured jockeys such as Fisher, Pendergast, Hayes and Kirschbaum.
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Oakland
Cal
Shenandoah
Emma G
Yo San
Duke of Orleans
Ibs
A. Williams
Billy Meyer
Red Bill
Kirschbaum
Sam
MecGibbon
Mounce
Dr. Sherman
B. H
Bertie A
Elba
Charay
Capita
Hayes
Ulent
Walsh
Averight Leonard
Moreland
Toby
Lady Mortinez
Cavalana
Linda
Gallilee
Air
Mozart
Fisher
Curriculum
Pendergast
Marvel P
Prince Brutus
Siege Gun
Mitre
Tbs
McLain
Elevation
Big Store
Rice
Nappa
Jack Rocheville
Hersain
Jack Payne
Tulane Stakes and Selling Races Feature Mixed Entry List
Race card lists multiple purses and entrants across six events. Notable entries include Miss Delaney Angelus Zipango Sally Preston Pedro Orphan Lad Momentum Donna John Carroll Hyperion Juggler Pasadena in the Tulane selling stakes, and J. D. Dunn Lady Vincent Ternsrod St Noe among selling and handicap divisions with apprentice allowance noted.
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Glenart
After
Nasturia
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Molly Stark
Inela
Cunning
Smart
Helen Kidder
Mrs.Sewell
Pinion
Tea Beach
Gild
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Glamor Heine
Lucy Maris
Halbard
Tivolini
John Smulski
Delphie
Ananias
No Quarter
Meadow Breeze
Queen Souvenir
Rustle
Marie Fletcher
Dixben
Lute Foster
Ethel Carr
Virginia Maid
Lady Caroline II
Tamar
B. T. Shipp
Apple Teddy
Gold Quest
Hollow
Hans
Albert Star
Tulane
Miss Delaney
Angelus
Zipango
Sally Preston
Pedro
Orphan Lad
Momentum
Plantland
Donna
John Carroll
Hyperion II
Tomacco
Juggler
Pasadena
al Muller
Leng
Chief Hayes
Tileing
Jack Atkin
J. D. Dunn
Lady Vincent
Ternsrod
St. Noe
Cull
Athena
Mainar
Canopien
Besterling
Ivanhoe
Savoir Fair
Roban Apartment Break-In At West Seventh Street
Thieves entered an apartment off Louis C. Rosin 753 West Seventh Street by climbing through a window last night. They took six watches valued at 125 and a bank containing 5.
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Louis C. Rosin
West Seventh Street
Navy defended by constructor in naval affairs hearing
Rear Admiral Capps chief of the Bureau of Construction testified before the House Committee on Naval Affairs. He defended the navy’s new battleship construction methods, denying charges by newspapers and writers and claiming the methods are correct in principle and highly successful in results.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Capps
Bureau of Construction
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Man Arrested on Concealed Weapon Charge
David Brown, colored, 307 West Sixth Street, was arrested last night by Patrolmen Ryan and Luhn at George and Plum streets for carrying concealed weapons. An officer felt Brown pass and seized him. a heavy iron pipe with a handle attached was allegedly found during the search.
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West Sixth Street
Ryan and
Luhn
George and
Plum Streets
Brown
Canton Expelled From Central League After Injunction Bid
Canton owners sue to stop expulsion and substitution of Zanesville in the Central Baseball Association. They seek a permanent injunction and 4000 damages. George A. Williams refuses to withdraw. Canton franchise sale offers rejected. Frank R. Carson re-elected President. Meyer to manage Terre Haute. Canton to join a six club circuit.
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FT. Wayne
Ind
Central Baseball Association
Canton
Zanesville
George A. Williams
B. F. Perkins
Wheeling
Elmer Hedelle
Dayton
Meyer
Terre Haute
Akron
Youngstown
New Castle
Erie
Sharon
Sutton Beats Slosson in 500 Point Balkline Match
George Sutton of Chicago defeated George F. Slosson of New York 500 to 410 at Slosson's Broadway academy in the sixth game of the series. The change to 500 points only altered conditions. both players now have three wins each. Sutton's best run was 9 with an average of 2216-22, Slosson averaged 1929-21 with a high run of 7?
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New York
George Sutton
Chicago
George F. Slosson
Slosson
Broadway Academy
Sutton
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