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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
6
Ganzel Demands Absolute Charge of Cincinnati Redlegs
John Ganzel is signed as manager of the 1908 Redlegs and insists on complete control of the team. He and President Herrmann agree on a sliding salary based on finishing place with bonuses for top finishes. Ganzel travels to Cincinnati for talks and expresses confidence in his plans and the players' support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ganzel
Redlegs
Herrmann
Ganzel
Cincinnati
Ganze
John
Dus
Grand Rapids
Eams
Furniture
Pulliam
Porecoe
Limeight
Sage of
Bridgeport
National Commission
National Association
Tristate League
J. H. O'Rourke
Match Arranged for World Championship Wrestling
Milwaukee reports that Hackenschmidt and Gotch have agreed to terms for a world championship bout with a $10,000 purse. W. W. Wittig announced the arrangement after receiving a cablegram from Hackenschmidt’s manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
W. W. Wittig
Hackenschmidt
Gotch
Elks Day At A G C Tourney Arranged
The Elks Eye Inter national Bowling Congress event with Elks teams from Milwaukee Cincinnati and other cities. Sunday February 15 designated Elks Day as heavy participation and celebrations planned around high Elk team entries rooters and a silver loving cup prize. The score system and tournament logistics discussed with Turner Langtry and committee to display bowlers scores for all to see.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bowling Congress
T. V
Cincinnati
Neeroey
de Sotaeee
St. Louis
Pabst
Blue Ribbon
Milwaukee
Jacksons
St.’ Paul
Crawford
McGregor & Canby
Dayton
O. Heralds
Capitols
St.Paul
Musee
Wheeling
Pennsys
Schnauffs
Howard Majors
Chicago
Daily News
O. Balumet
Cleveland
runswick-Balke-Collender Co
Queen of Nelson
Louisville
Fette
Monitors
O. Rabbits
Rudolph & Hauer
Fletcher National Bank
Indianapolis
Crestview
Terre Haute
Old Charters
Goodale
Columbus
Zinzinnati
Eagles
Schindlers-Jeroux
Schindlers’' Theater
Koehlers
Bellevue
Automobiles
Enterprise
Purnet Woods
Kauffmans
Chie & George
Schindler's Millionaires
Zanesville
Ompire
Jamestown
Stantons Brewing Company
He Parente
Granite City
Federals
Wiedemanns
the Halls
Colonias
Leisy
Pittsburg
Mihm Colts
Crescent Brewing Company
Braddock
Lewis Piazzas
Hardly Ables
Akron
O. Grands
Canton
Chough Riders
Marquettes
Herrmann’s Colts
Elks
Langtry
Cincinnati Lodge
Tribe of Antlers
Detroit
Over-The-River
Herrmann
Latonia Stakes Book Issued Shows Ten Races For Spring Meet
Latonia announces a ten stake card for its spring meeting run by Secretary John Dillon. Derby and Oaks lead the list with purses near five thousand dollars each, and entries close March 2. The Latonia Derby is the West’s true Derby at a mile and a half. Oaks and Cincinnati Trophy offer substantial added money and cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
John Dillon
Horse Races Include Purse and Steeplechase Entries
A racing card lists six races with weights and entries. First race 3 furlongs features Dr. Armstrong and The Sticker among 10 others. second race steeplechase short course lists Gold Circle and Gault with weights to 150. third race 3 furlongs includes Brougham and Intervene with 1¢. fourth race selling 6 furlongs names Prince Bowling and La Jeunesse. fifth race selling 1 mile features Divorcee and Kitty Smith. sixth race selling 11-16 miles lists Miss Mazzoni and Katie Powers with apprentice allowance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Fleischmann
Brewers’ Exchange
Cincinnati Hotel
Decoration
Dr. Armstrong
the Sticker
Grotto
Joe Howell
Tony W
Dick Coghill
CuBan Boy
Pocotaligo
Mique O'Brien
Teddington
Gold Circle
Gault
Dr. Heard
Mix Up
Dr. Logan
Ralph Reese
Itacatiara
Berry Waddell
Onyx N
Penrhyn
Flora Dear
Hanazarra
Russell T
Fred Mulholland
High Glass
Annie Sanford
Posing
Cooney K
Lucy Young
Divorcee
Kitty Smith
Bamnda
Stoneman
Bridge
Padrone
the Gavel
Ethel Carr
Albert M
Florida Glen
Miss Mazzoni
Katie Powers
Warner Grisell
Debar
Adesso
Granada
Dr. McClear
Yachts May Race Between Gould and Vanderbilt in Season
Yachting circles expect a race between Howard Gould and William K. Vanderbilt Jr. amid talks of a fifty mile course after Tarantula defeated Niagara IV two years ago. Gould's yacht is getting new boilers and Vanderbilt's vessel has been ordered from Wilmington, North Carolina for extensive repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Howard Gould
William K. Vanderbilt,Jr
Vanderbilt
Gould
Wilmington
N. C
Canton Withdraws from Central League Settlement Allows Zanesville Entry
Canton withdraws its injunction after a settlement with the Central Baseball League. Zanesville substitutes for Canton in the league by purchasing Canton’s interests, enabling Canton to join the Ohio Pennsylvania League. Bade Myers, Canton manager, is sold to Dayton to manage that team this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Ind
Canton
Central Baseball League
Central League
Bade Myers
Dayton
Temaged 5 First in Tulane Stake at City Park
Temaceo the favorite won the Tulane Selling Stakes at City Park in muddy track conditions. Angelus placed second with Sally Preston third as Jockey Notter rode three winners and one second in the program.
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City Park
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Angelus
Sally Preston
Tomacco
Notter
Minder
Apple Teddy
Rustle
S. Flynn
Ethel Car
Lute Foster
Queen's Souvenir
Albert Star
Goldquest
Mare Fletcher
Tamar
Virginia Maid
Lady Caroline II
J. Sumter
McDaniel
Pasadena
Pedro
Plantland
Orphan Lad
Miss Delaney
Donna
Lens
al Muller
W. Ott
Tileing
Chief Hayes
Ivanhoe
McCahey
Tern
Rod
J. Gowlin
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St. Noel
Athena
Crafty
J. D. Dunn
Canopian
Yale Football Selects Burch Captain In First Ballot
Robert Boyd Burch of Cincinnati was elected Yale Captain after the first ballot. Arthur Brides of Brockton, Mass was a candidate and had tied previously. Burch, a substitute end, played the Harvard game in the last minutes and is the first Yale captain without prior regular experience. Managers J T Foster and H C Davis participated in the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Edward Brides
Brockton
Mass
Burch
Harvard
Yale
Brides
J. T. Foster
H. C. Davis
Burch Elected Yale Captain Congratulated by Family
Announcement of Burchs election was received in Hyde Park last night. Friends in Cincinnati wired congratulations to the young man, the first Cincinnatian to captain Yale football. Burch is 21 years old and a Woodward High School graduate class of 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burch
Hyde Park
Yale
Woodward High School
No Racing at Windsor This Season
Windsor Ontario track president George M. Hendrie said no races likely this season after Chicago decision allowing Cella interests to race thirty six days at Fort Erie. Windsor had planned an eighteen day meet starting August 29 but date conflicts would hurt the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
George M. Hendrie
Windsor
Ontario
Chicago
Cella
Fort Erie
Magazine Wins $1000 Handicap at Santa Anita
R F Carmens Magazine drew 5 to 2 and held off Creston to win the $1000 handicap at Santa Anita Park. Rosegal faded late as Magazine set a fast pace in a day where favorites mostly prevailed. Harcourt was upset in the first race. Other races feature Hampass, Livius, Slippery and multiple runners across six events.
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Los Angeles
Cal
R. F. Carmen
Magazine
Santa Anita Park
Rosegal
Jennings
Creston
Harcourt
Duke of Bridgewater
Musgrave
Schilling
Henry of Shennemore
Burns
Spohn
Brawl
Acorn
Hampass
Madeline
Coriel
Boland
Ban Rose
High Ormonde
Marion Delorme
Thelma
Thompson
Orphan Boy
Stroke
Coldyke
Pallas
Taylor George
Ross
Gossiper
Goldstein
Sink Spring
Brooks
Merlingo
Chippewa
Confederate
Wisteria
Billy Taylor
Prestige
Dugan
Martini
Frank Flittner
Sir Edward
Timothy Wed
Lisario
Livius
Dazzle
Knapp
Elie
Invictus
Mary Candlemas
Salina
Pay Me
Prestolus
Slippery
Polly
Tea Cross
Marion Rose
Anna May
Nonie Lucille
Hallie Sherman
Jillette
Azora
Daisy Frost
Bueny
University Bonds Bill Pushed by Cincinnati Leader
President Dabney of Cincinnati University traveled to Columbus to press a bill granting Columbus city council authority to issue bonds for building anew and expanding the university's current facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bill
Dabney
Cincinnati University
Garry Herrmann League Games Postponed to Tomorrow Night
The Garry Herrmann League schedule for tonight has been postponed and moved to tomorrow night due to unspecified reasons affecting Friday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry Herrmann
Women Protest Against Measure In Madison Ohio
One hundred members of William Lytle Post G A R and the Woman’s Relief Corps protested a proposed bill to dismantle the soldiers' home in Madison Ohio. Mrs Lachner urged the cause for the home and its inmates at Central Turner Hall during a quarterly reunion and banquet. The post plans a large delegation to the upcoming State encampment in Toledo and supported entertainment by local musicians and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Lytle
Post
Madison
Lachner
Relief Corps
Columbus
Sandusky
Andrew Hess
Woman’s Corps
Turner Hall
Adeline Strube
Clara Brenkman
Joseph Stubbers
Charles Bleiler
Messrs. Wellagen
Lachtrop
Rollkoetter
Toledo
Missionaries Arrive for Korea Fundraising Tour
Revs. H G Underwood D D of Seoul A M Sharrocks Seyn Chun and Ernest F Hall-Fusan arrived in the city to raise funds for Korean mission work. They were welcomed by Presbyterians and lectured at multiple churches including Avondale First and Mt Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Underwood
D.D
Seoul
A. M. Sharrocks
Seyn Chun
Ernest F. Hall
Fusan
Lane Seminary
False pretenses arrest fits Austin hotel case man named Tidd
Austin man W Tidd a 42 year old manufacturer living at a hotel was arrested on a false pretense warrant. He allegedly obtained $2 by a draft for E M Powell of Omaha that was returned no good. Tidd previously faced embezzlement charges and awaits trial across the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
W. Tidd
Havlin
E. M. Powell
Omaha
Neb
Will Elect Tonight In Fraternal Election
Freesetters were told by the advance agent of the president Charles Doran that the annual election of officers for the next year will be held tonight in the hall at 3660 Colerain avenue. Mine Host Thiele conducts the proceedings. The election had been scheduled for February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freesetters
Charles Doran
Colerain Avenue
Thiele
Pablo Handicap at Oakland Falls to Deutschland in Muddy Track Race
Oakland racing highlights the Pablo Handicap won by Deutschland by over six lengths after Ed win Gun scratch. False Nun, a 30 to 1 shot, also scores in the second race. The card features six races with times and top finishers including May Amelia, Captain Burnett, Ramos, Cloyne and St Avon amid a clear yet muddy track.
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Oakland
Cal
Edwin Gun
Deutschland
False Nun
Kelly
Baleed
Walsh
Zelina
Sea Air
Silver Wedding
Meadow
Yo San
Foisetta
Sandy
Apto Ora
Miller
Yolo
Kirschbaum
Alice Collins
Charles W. Hodges
Prince Ormonde
Schmooser
Mansard
Scoville
Captain Burnett
Brady
Gilbert
Burning
Bush
Sam Barber
Prince Brutus
Jocund
Rose Cherry
Ella True
Keogh
Johnny Lyons
Hayes
Northwest
Black Lock
Raleigh
Rice
Cloyne
St. Avon
Greengoods
Billy Pullan
Margaret Randolph
Leonardsdale
City official defends pumping station boilers and contracts
Acting Chief Engineer Benzenberg recounts annual report on troubles with boilers at the main pumping plant and claims the city is protected by $200,000 withheld from contractors. He notes possible remedies, pending economy tests, and says turnover to the city may occur between July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benzenberg
Water Works Commission
Board of Water Works Commissioners
Eden Park
Mt. Auburn
Holly Manufacturing Company
Commissioners of Water Works
Oil City
Woman Captures Burglar During Home Invasion
Mrs Hannah Jaeger a five foot slender woman and wife of a Williamsburg building caretaker overpowered a six foot burglar alone using an iron sash weight. The intruder armed with a heavy wrench leaped from a closet but was knocked down as police were summoned.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Hannah Jaeger
Mrs. Jaeger
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