Ganzel Departs with Many Deal in Louisville Baseball Roundup
Manager John Ganzel leaves Cincinnati amid plans for a Southern trip and new conditioning ideas. Frank Koo defeats Ganzel in bowling as Jimmy Burke is linked to Louisville management, with Kansas City figures debating Burke’s value and potential switch to the Colonels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tebeau
Burke
Louisville—Baseball Dope
John Ganzel
Grand Rapids
Herrmann
American Bowling Congress
Ganzel
Cincinnati
Matty Schwab
League Park
St. Augustine
Bancroft
Frank Koo
Koo
Russia invites trotting owners to St Petersburg race
American owners of trotting horses are invited to compete in a February 1909 event in St. Petersburg. The Imperial Society offers 82,000 roubles in prizes, with a 15,000 rouble main prize for the fastest mile. Entries must be foaled before 1905 for stallions mares before 1898. geldings are barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Petersburg
Imperial Society For the Promotion of
Forward Pass May See Minor Change in Football Rules
The Football Rules Committee, in its annual session in New York, plans no major rule changes beyond a possible slight alteration to the forward pass rule. Officers were re elected with Chairman L M Dennis of Cornell, Secretary B K Hall of Dartmouth, and Editor Walter Cam of Yale returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Football Rules Committee
L. M. Dennis
Cornell
Dartmouth
Rees
Walter Camn
Yale
Teams on Equal Terms in Kansas City Six Day Race
In a sprint led by Lawson and a six-rider team effort Root and Fogler Lawton and Moran and Wiley and Sherwood gained a lap this afternoon, tying Bardette and Mitten who led yesterday. At 6 30 p.m. after thirty six hours the standings show Royt Fogler Lawson Moran Bardette Mitten and Wiley Sherwood at 737 miles, Hopper Holbrook 736 miles 10 laps, Morgan Monroe 732 miles 4 laps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lawson
Root
Wiley- Sherwood
Hopper-Holbrook
Morgan-Monroe
Eighty Seven Entries Entered in American Bowling Congress Meet
The inter national bowling tournament saw eighty seven entries by 5 PM including N. C. T. V. No. 1 and No. 2 Cincinnati De Soto Stars St. Louis Pabst Blue Ribbon Milwaukee Jacksons St. Paul and many others from across Ohio Indiana Kentucky Illinois Pennsylvania and Illinois Brunswick-Br tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bowling Congress
Cincinnati
de Soto Stars
St. Louis
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Milwaukee
Jacksons
St. Paul
Crawford, McGregor & Ganby
Dayton
Heralds
Capitols
Musee
Wheeling
Pennsys
Schnauffs
Howard Majors
Chicago
Daily News
B. Calumet
Cleveland
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co
Queen of Nelson
Louisville
Fette
Mobitors
O. Rabbits
Rudolph & Bauer
Fletcher National Bank
Indianapolis
Crestview
le Terre Haute
Terre Haute
Old Charters
Goodale
Columbus
Zinzinnati
Tosette
Eagles
Schindlers-Jeroux
Schindlers’ Theater
Koehlers
Bellevue
Automobiles
Enterprise
Baschang
Burnet Woods
Kauffmans
Chie & George
Schindler's Millionaires
Brunswick
Zanesville
O Empire
Jamestown
N. Y
Standard Brewing Company
Granite City
Ill
Federals
Wiedemanns
the Halls
Colonias
Leisy
Pittsburg
Mihm Colts
Crescent Brewing Company
Braddock
Lewis Piazzas
Hardly Ables Cart
Dimlings
Pfisters
Cutters
Senators
Acme
Canton
O. Raschang
Kentucky Irish
Visitors
Herrmann’s Colts
Bowling tournament enrollment nears 100 mark in city
Thirteen teams shy of a hundred enter the American Bowling Congress event with more entries expected from Cleveland Pittsburgh and Indianapolis. By 5 pm eighty seven teams had signed up with five thousand five hundred dollars in entrance fees collected. Seated reservations go on sale Monday morning at Straus and the tournament opening promises a large crowd and festive programs across the Queen City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bowling Congress
Pittsburg
Detroit
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Canton
Cleveland
Logan Squares
Tom Cogan
Tom Logan
Dick Witt
John Koehler
Harry P. Shafer
Woodburns
Evanston
Schnauffs No
Baschang
Cutters
Straus
Fifth
Walnut
Queen City
O'Brien Signs Owens Umpire to American Association
Milwaukee January 24 American Association President O'Brien announced the signing of Clarence D Owens of Chicago as an umpire for the 1998 season Owens previously worked in the American Association in 1905 and 1906 and in the Eastern League in 1907
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
O'Brien
American Association
Clarence D. Owens
Chicago
Owens
Ralbert Scores in Fourth Race at New Orleans Word
Horses from S A Valentine barred from New Orleans tracks as Youthful’s form sparks ruling. Ralbert leads fourth race at 12 to 1, Jamaica Park weather track heavy, seven races daily starting tomorrow. detailed results follow across six races with multiple horses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
S. A. Valentine
Mt. Valentine
City Park
Ralbert
George
White
McDaniel
Bulkhead
W. Glos
Sylvia G
W. Ott
Mannie May
Dorothy
Ann
Bitter Man
Sundart
Honta
Brakespeare
Speed Marvel
Calvin
Moxey Mead
Yankee Rose
Epitome
Minot
Dubel
Jack Bratton
V. Powers
Rappahan
L. Smith
Thomas Calhoun
Bounding Elk
Goldquist
Ben Sand
Rose Daly
Bitter Fair
Stone Street
Bayou Lark
Pat Ornus
Jack Lee
Frescati
Lady Seahorn
Balbert
J. Lee
Hancock
Skirven
Mr. Peabody
J. McCahey
Russell T
de Reszke
Hughes
Artful Dodger
Airship
Blackburn
Clifton Forge
King Cole
Clara Huron
Seiling
Paul
Suffice
J. McC
S. Flynn
John McBride
St. Noel
Footlights
Besterling
Charlie Schilling Wins Two at Santa Anita in Muddy Card
Los Angeles results show a muddy Santa Anita Park with three favorites winning. Schilling rode two winners, including Har vel in the sixth race and Aunt Aggie in the second, amid a day of close finishes and several notable performances.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Anita Park
Schilling
Botanist
Western
Dugan
Kirkfield Belle
Blair
Montense
Renshaw
Strat Bive Bottle
Edwin T. Fryer
Aunt Aggie
Annie Wells
Knarp
Calera
Boland
Bold
Adriana LeCouveur
Bertha Star
Locks
Lady Quality
Oille Ward
Lady Mazagan
Miniature
Master Lester
Ross
Louise Fitzgibbon
Taos
Harty
Daisy Frost
Aragon
Lady Kitty
Ten Row
Lord Rossington
Commida
Dr. White
Golden Wave
Azora
Aucassin
Gentle Harry
Callahan
Rama
Esther B
J. J. Rogers
Belasco
Benlada
el Primero
Ezra
Josie
Freesias
Alice Carr
Ibs
Buxton
Uncle Henry
Foncasta
Preston
Dr. Spruill
Briarthorpe
Marposa
Morendo
Don Hart
Chestnut
Veritas Vincit
Escamado
Bazil
Harvel
Chief Desmond
Goldstein
Grindstone
Flo Birch
Whidden
Connie M
L. C. Widing
Lancashire Lad
Tetanus Wins Final Sprint At Oakland Meet
In an Oakland mile and a half Tetanus nosed Matador at the wire after a long drive by the pacemaker. Down Patrick outpaced The Englishman in the fourth race while Exchequer led early in the opener and Dawn Patrick took the one mile feature in a tight finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Tetanus
Matador
Patrick
Exchequer
Scdvill
Hilgert
Miller
Wolfville
Expectant
Uncle Sam
Furzee
Salvadale
Wyne
Miss Charity
My Bill
Elk True
Bobby Shafto
Keogh
C. Miller
Prince of Orange
Benvolio
Isabelita
Cheripe
Captain Hale
George Kilborn
Dawn Patrick
Sandy
Jecond
Burns
Fulette
Gargan
Red Bull
Harold W
Bardonia
Hildebrand
Taunt
Pohanka
Crystal Wave
Kirschbaum
Koo Sweeps Seven-Game Bowling Series Over Ganzel
Frank Koo of Koo's bowling alleys defeated Reds manager John Ganzel at Collins' alleys in seven games. Koo tallied 1,394 to Ganzel's 1,290 with scores across the series including 182 205 169 209 182 226 221 for a total 1,394. Ganzel posted 326 152 193 199 168 170 182 for 1,290.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
John Ganzel
Reds
Frank Koo
Koo
Ganzel
Everslage
Kenton
Ludlow
Ccsessesvesere
Hamilton
Leinhart
Wehrman
Clifton Heights
T'l — Wee Creasy Sereseceeseesersees
Sccccevenerss
Kern
F. King
Soos
Keefer
Rome
Newports
Ist
Sivers
Pfeffer
Garry Herrmann
Kettenacker
Carrel
Bacies
Aly
Enterprise
Sossensecerens
Pen
Pen and Pencil
Woodburns
Westcott Serene
Kruse
Weeee Cooper
Steinborn
Schmitt
Vane Cereeese
Tevee
Tallens, Chic & George
Grimm
Rolf
Magley
Reinhardt
van Hagel
Geldreich
Settee Eweeweene
Wordeman
Eee
Koehler Seeeee
Landman Ereee
Wiegand
Seebwedan
Cincinnati
Chic & George
Pirates
Margeson
Ve van Hagel
Gardell
Fiatwood
Eisenschmidt
Miller
Smith Ds Deessad Deviesvennes
Leo
Pfluegers
Pflueger
T’l F. Reisinger
Steinmetz Seeee
J. Reisinger
TY Emmert
Whistler
Stark Cae
Oba
Picessschvossencen
VOD
Turners
Allens
N. C. T. Alleys
St. 2d
Kopp
Koch Wee
Hoefle
Meyer
Groelich
First Race Purse and Entry Weights at Local Meet
Handicap listing for seven races with horse names weights and entries. Includes conditions for First through Seventh races with sprinter, steeplechase, selling and stakes events and apprentice allowance noted.
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Sir Boris
Miss Imogene
the Sticker
Lady Chilton
Peter Becker
Rip
Refined
E. T. Shipp
Spion
Telescope
Posing
Chief Hayes
Hawkama
Avaunteer
Gold Proof
Angelus
Burlew & O'Neill
Tokalon
Jack Atkin
Keator
Temaceo
Silver Cup
My Love
Ansonia
Blue Seen
Tinker Bell
Stoneman
Florida Glen
Orena
Tea Leaf
Bucking Boy
Bulkhead
Risk
Ohioan Aims for German Estate Interest
Joseph Frederick Gross, 21, of Hamilton Ohio, left for Germany to serve three years in the German army to pursue a possible claim to a large estate at Wittenberg. He has been advised he cannot return home to claim the estate without completing military service. After his term he plans to live again in Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Wittenberg
Germany
Joseph Frederick Gross
Mosler Safe Company
Gross
Young Woman Found Nude in Empty Hallway
Jessie Francis, 23, described as de mented and homeless, was found naked in a cold hallway of an unoccupied building at Sixth Street and Central Avenue. She was near death from exposure and rushed to City Hospital where doctors fear for her recovery. she cannot explain how she arrived there and may be a city stranger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Francis
Drout
Frank Hall
Sixth Street
Central
City Hospital
Desertion case ends with prison for Lt. Draper in Portland
Private Alfred W. Draper of Ft. McKinley hospital corps is jailed with a sentinel over him awaiting a general court martial on two desertion charges. He escaped with help from a boarding house keeper and a detective, fled to Portland to marry his sweetheart, planned to cross to Canada, but was captured and returned to the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Portland
Alfred W. Draper
Ft. McKinley
Draper
Falmouth
Canada
Peace Effort Ends in Disorderly Arrests
Sergeant Fricke and Patrolmen Lemminck and Cramer, drawn by screams at 525 West Fifth, arrested Benjamin Bley and Bertha his wife, William Gaco and Lillian his wife, and Edward Harter all of 502 West Court street for disorderly conduct. Lillian Gatto was cut on the eye and sent to City Hospital after a quarrel between the Bleys and Gacos. Harter tried to intervene and was also involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fricke
Falls From Viaduct Leave Policeman Severely Hurt
Charles Kramer a 38 year old private policeman fell from the Harrison avenue viaduct about 12:30 this morning while supervising construction. He suffered two broken ribs internal injuries and was taken to City Hospital in Patrol 5. Kramer worked on the viaduct and fell forty feet after stepping through the trestle. His condition is serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kramer
New
Harrison Avenue
Kramer
Philadelphia Gunner Captures Preliminary Handicap Prize
Philadelphia shooter George S. McCarty won the preliminary handicap at the mid winter trap shooting tournament with a 91 score from scratch. George H. Piercy placed second with 87, while L. Wron of Durham took third with 83 and a group tied on 81 includes Leahy from Brooklyn Culver of Jersey City Lindley of Newark Ford of Wilmington and Hunter of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pinehurst
N. C
George S. McCarty
Richmond
George H. Piercy
Newes
E L. Wron
Durham
Castle
David A. Leahy
Brooklyn
D. L. Culver
Jersey City
Andrew Lindley
Newark
William Ford
Wilmington
Del
J. H. Hunter
Washington
Temperance Wave Sweeps Iowa Ahead of Major Convention
A strong temperance movement spreads across Iowa with mass meetings, resolutions, and plans for a Des Moines convention in February. Antisaloon League and allied groups push for drastic state reform as prohibition enters the political scene. Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad bans liquor sales on trains in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Des Moines
Iowa
Davenport
Antisaloon League
Horace Boies
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Distillers Form Model License League in Waterloo
Distillers brewers and saloon keepers in Waterloo organize the Model License League to raise the liquor business on a higher basis. Local saloon men receive letters urging adherence to laws to preserve current rights. The league drafts a model license law for public consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Waterloo
League
Proposals for Liquor Licensing Rules and Penalties
A historical outline proposes licenses stay in force until voter repeal, transferable between holders, set at one per 500 population, yield a moderate government return, require clear language, suspend for a first offense and cancel on the second, and punish minors who misrepresent themselves to obtain liquor.
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Jimmy Burke
George Tebeau
Blues
Colonels
Chivington
Jimmy Burker
Kansas City Blues
Watkins
Jimmie
Russia
Bardette
Mitten
Bowne
Bat
Alwans Kepo
Flatbush
Robert Edgren
The
New York World
O’brien
Oriental League
Riley & Menke
Furhman Wee Eve
Acco
Thobeete
Ax Lockland
Oss Seas
Baueresse
Skillm Neee
Benson
Grandfeldee
Sreseeeees Sao
Beocns No. 3
Bentuasinger
Wurth Ateeses
Ohlendorf
Fairmount
Peeer
Cubs
Dreyer
Tl. Kaufman
Kchoss Geen
Sperber
Ccse
oLae Scocsuvnay
Wahle
Highlanders
Wilkin
Arris Teenies
Walker
Weiss
Aree
G. F. Funken Weer
Eureka
Carrara
Snag Nac
Eeeee
Young
Eae
Kamp
Younger
Menkhaus
Hessler
Johnson
Huesman
Stehlin
Clements
Giestingeres
Westecamp
Bohemians Ochs
Weegelin Tee
Auer
Waterworth
Ochs
Ees
Ove
Waechter
Finn Larkin
Knost
Browning
Hunterians
Bohemians Wegelin
Knost Cseee
Fee
Hunteman
Sweetheart
Law
Soldier
Landlord
Dory
Spalding
Henry Chadwick
Badge Ball
A. G. Spalding & Bros
B. &Th St
Ohio
Fountain Square
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