Mitchell Seeks Ganzel as Manager for Bowling Tour
Dayton Beach winter baseball scene reports Mike Mitchell endorsing Ganzel as the best club choice and predicting team unity. Huggins will manage the bowling team, with Ed Bacon transferring control of Redlegs, while Weimer and Benny are noted as possible arrivals. The piece quotes Frank DeHass Robison urging lean spring rosters and restraint on South-bound players, plus National Commission positions on Reisling’s reinstatement and roster limits.
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Ganzel
Bancroft
Mike Mitchell
Daytona Beach
Fla
Johnny Kane
Mitchell
Jake Weimer
Benny
Weimer
Chicago
Jake
St. Augustine
Ard
Mike
Redland
Miller Huggins
Miller
Redlegs
Ed Bacon
Huggins
John Ganzel
Boston Americans
New York Americans
Atlanta
Frank DeHass Robison
St. Louis Nationals
Dovey
Boston Nationals
National Commission
Bowling Eureka Tournament at Eureka Alleys
Eureka Tournament games were bowled on the Eureka alleys with teams and scores not fully readable in the fragment. The item notes the event setting and venue but no complete results or participant names are visible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Katzenjammer
Gang
Knapmeyer
Wee Draud
Hessler
Lamme
Wee
Rieger O
Vogels
Hemplemart
Hagen Sees
Hherbest
Lindema Hunteman
Fey
Heepes
Teehee
Lorenz
Lorenzeee Granger
Collier
Bss Ee
Ck Granger
Hunteman
Old Golds
Baschang
Apple
Mack
Soved
Zessinger
Hess
Schoen
Dryer
Krouman
Baverkamn
Searesape
Louisville for Cincinnati Proposals in Bowling Congress
Special dispatch reports Louisville delegates to the American Bowling Congress in Cincinnati have been instructed to vote for Cincinnati for the 1909 congress. The move seems aimed at avoiding a public split with Detroit. Louisville will cast six votes, five for the 46 clubs in the local association and one for Colonel J. H. Haager on the Executive Committee. Local officials note a broader Westward effort to align St. Louis and cities west of Cleveland in a solid Cincinnati block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercal Tribune
Louisville
American Bowling Congress
Cincinnati
Detroit
J. H. Haager
West
St. Louis
Cleveland
First Premium Wins at City Park as Captain Jarrell Rider Hurt
In New Orleans City Park, jockey Chandler broke his leg on Captain Jarrell after a wing contact at the fifth jump during the seven furlong handicap. First Premium, the favorite at 1 to 7, won a tight finish over Lucky Mose, with Jocker Notter claiming three winners and one second across the card. Weather clear and track fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Chandler
Captain Jarrell
City Park
First Premium
Lucky Moze
Jocker Notter
Nasturttla
L. Smith
My Lady Frances
V. Powers
Lillian Ray
J. Lee
Lady Chilton
Molly Stark
Pauline Purcell
Nebraska Lass
Lena Lech
Lady Psyche
Miss Hapsburg
Ruscana
Helen
Notter
Lucky Mose
S. Flynn
Hambridge
Dubel
Jersey Lady
Strong East Chicago Bowler Five to Tour Cincinnati
Jimmy Smith and Aleck Dunbar lead a five man team of top match game bowlers set to visit Cincinnati during the American Bowling Congress session. Also on the squad are Phil Wolf Selbach and Peterson, all from Chicago, joined by Johnny Voorheis formerly of the all American team. Sam Karpf, A B C secretary, will manage the trip and arrange a $1000 side match with a Western bowler after Smith agreed to the offer. Jack Cammann, Dunbar's employer, approved unlimited leave for Dunbar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jimmy Smith
East
Aleck Dunbar
Cincinnati
American Bowling Congress
Phil Wolf
Selbach
Peterson
Chicago
Johnny Voorheis
Sam Karpf
Smith
Jack Cammann
Dubar
PhNaydelphian
Betting Upheaval Marks Oakland Secon d Race On Turf Card
Zelinda, a 13 to 1 shot, won the sec ond race as thousands were paid out by bookmakers. owner W Walker called for judges’ stand after a race last Saturday with promised investigation. Emily M won the opening race from El Otros. Graphite upset betters by beating Gromoboi in the fourth. results list names, weights, and times for each race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Zelinda
W. Walker
Emily M
el Otros
Graphite
Gromoboi
Gilbert
Davis
Join H
Hayes
Matt Hogan
Joe Goss
George Kilburn
Isoking
Street Singer
Sandy
Minnie Bright
Yolo
Lockville
Edrona
Enamor
Tarma
Collice
Tenfull
C. Miller
A. Butler
Latador
Melar
Taunt
Agnola
Celeres
Old Settle
Freeland
Ormuz
Rene W
Adena
Alsatian
Boar
The
Belle of
Bowling Tourney Entries Near Midnight in 171 Teams
The American Bowling Congress international tournament sees 171 five man teams entered by 5 PM with expectations of about 309 teams total. Pflueger Bros lead entries with six teams from Cincinnati. Detroit and Chicago yet to enter. tournament committee meets this afternoon as reserved seats go on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bowling Congress
Langtry
Cincinnati
Pflueger Bros
Fflueger
Pflueger
Peoria
Til
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Straus
Fifth
Walnut
Gift from Kaiser to American singing societies
Dr Lettenbauer, German Consul, presented two copies of The German Folks Songs to the United Singers Bavarian Maennerchor and Teutonia Maennerchor on the Kaiser's birthday January 27 1908. The volume stems from Emperor William II after a musicale reveal that folk songs were lacking in performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettenbauer
United Singers
Bavarian Maennerchor
Teutonia Maennerchor
William II
Germany
United States
Clarence Martin 23 Struck by Pole in Street Accident
Clarence Martin, 23, of 309 Oliver, was struck on the head by a broken electric light pole after a streetcar wheel became stuck in the switch near Fifth and Central. He was unconscious and taken to City Hospital with a fractured skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence. Martin
Oliver Sert
Fifth and
Central Avenue
Norwood
Martin
Six Horses Taken From Boat Alleged Bogus Order
Six horses owned by the Cincinnati Horse and Mule Company at 3128 Spring Grove Avenue were seized from the steamer Courier at the foot of Main Street by two unknown men who presented a worthless order. The boat company office was notified ten minutes later seeking the animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Company
Spring Grove Avenue
Courier
Main ‘Street
The
Boat Company
Eight-hour day denied by Hamilton board
The Hamilton Board of Public Service began distributing 10000 for unemployment relief and rejected the eight-hour day demand. It will pay fifteen cents per hour with flexible hours, letting workers choose how long to work. Socialists and labor leaders are said to influence the eight-hour push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton,o
Board of Public Service
Hamilton
City Park Entries Rivals: First Race Nine Entrants Listed
Horse list for City Park races shows purse and weight details for the opening 3 furlongs. Entries include Borage, Fete, Guard Alleen, Swiftly, George C. Dillon, Nelly Free, Concise among others with weights 107 to 110 pounds. Multiple races follow with purses and lengths, including six furlongs and seven furlongs fields, plus an apprentice allowance noted.
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Borage
Fete
Guard Alleen
Swiftly
George C. Dillon
Nelly Free
Concise
McNally
Tony S
Little Mose
Blaster
Monte Carlo
Reveille
Weber Fields
Onyx N
Dr. Logan
Itacatiara
Coal Black Lady
Buckman
St. Velma
John Dillon
Maid Militant
Edith M
Elaine
Rose Marion
Entre Vous
the Composer
Gamébird
Tom McAfee
Royal Bond
Jerry Sharp
Light Burn
Profane
Morning Light
Jim Hill
Marsh Redon
Gold Mate
Mainar
Pedro
Carthage
Old Honesty
Tokalon
Juggler
Clare Russell
Loring
Animus
Diebold
Fred Mulholland
Gild
Jack Bratton
Land Breeze
Prince Hoheniohe
Gambrinus
Fintail
Western Duke
Ananias
King Cole
Braden
Sainesaw
Rustle
Miss Mazzoni
Ethel Carr
Javette
Bucket Brigade
Stellar
Apple Teddy
E. T. Shipp
Padrone
Ketchemike
Bitter Sir
Rebel Queen
Severus
Variety
Sister Folly
Milshora
Eifel
Terns Rod
Daring
Knights of Ivanhoe
Call
Crafty
Grenade
Adesso
Louise MacFarland
Creel
John McBride
Savoir Faire
Paul
Santa Anita muddy card tests favorites at Los Angeles meet
At Santa Anita Park on a muddy track favorites failed to clinch first in three races. First Peep won the fourth race at 7 to 1 with Walter Miller riding for the first time this season, while Lithelin captured the third race by a neck over Inspector Bird. The card lists six selling and purse events with times from 0:43 to 1:16 and multiple entries noted alongside weights and riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Santa Anita Park
Harvel
Lithelin
Inspector Bird
Walter Miller
Escamado
Harty
Canardo
Ross
Paul Clifford
Goldstein
Don Hart
Pepper
Salt
Foncasta
Simon
Anna May
Merrill
Saviride
Madeline
Musgrave
Ham
Edwin L. Fryer
Whidden
Aunt Polly
Dugan
Bazil
Martin
Jake Ward
Miller
Search Me
Box Elder
Blue Bottle
Cinnibar
Montanes
Talarand
Colonel Jewel
Antara
Taos
Louise Sickemnbon
Jenit
Nelson
Korosilany
Preston
J. J. Ro
Charles Green
Doughnut Baker Sent to the Jury
George Scheuernstuhl and wife Martha of 2022 Western avenue faced a breach of the peace charge after a dispute with Peter Knaul over smoke and fumes from a doughnut kettle. Knaul testified of insults and vocal abuse. Mrs Scheuernstuhl aided in the exchange. Scheuernstuhl waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury. both warrants were drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Scheuernstuhl
Martha
Western Avenue
John Marshal Smedes
West
Ninth Street
Peter.Knaul
Knaul
Scheuernstahl
Couple Married Tonight At Palace Hotel
Mr and Mrs Walter Gardner of Aberdeeen are registered at the Palace Hotel. Gardner said we were married tonight and he would share details, but his wife will not permit him to tell. She does not want the news spread to home folks for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gardner
Aberdeen
Palace Hotel
Gardner
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages Listing
Real estate transfers include Kellermann to Losantivile on Mount Pleasant and Meyers to Keen for lots in John Meyer's subdivision plus several lease and lot descriptions across Pleasant Ridge Arlington Heights and Green Town. Mortgages filed and canceled list Sadie Roth to American Christian Missionary Society and others with amounts, and transfers involving Townley, Gieringer, Bramble, and Aring among numerous parcels in townships and subdivisions.
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William Kellermann
Losantivileortion
Mt. Pieasant
John Meyer
Arch Keen
Country Club
Pleasant Ridge
George H. Hamann
Joseph J. Kuntzler
Carthage Avenue
Arlington Heights
Royal Miller
Myers Y. Cooper
Burdett Ave
Burdett Ave Tog Ccherdeets Vines du Cadeae Vets sRne Once Frank, M. Hull
Mary B. Quick
Gerard Street
Henry D. Townley
John R. Townley
Glenmore Avenue
Richard E. Hardisty
John W. Hanshaw
Sam Caldwell
Linwood
Louis Brockman
Thomas Foy
Ninti Street
Louisa Teuting
Amelia Aring
Green Town
Ney
George H. Aring, Jr
Amelia
Aring
Green TownShip
Susan A. Boyd
William ‘Feige
Colerain
L. Kilgour
B. Virginia R. Burch
Gertrude C
Heer
Harry Niewind
Lawrence A. Niewind
Sedam
Kind Rae Mary P. Niewind
S@dam
Ceeee Teers
Roy Tilden R. French
David A
Walker
Llewellyn Park
Lliam C. Meyer
Richard J. Paulsen, Sr
F. K. Drake
Oakley
George Hafer
Norwood Methodist Episcopal Church
Hedger
Elmaveru
Ann E. Urmston
Charles L. Urmiston
Ccecsenedes Eceksase Aab
Wensel
Cornelia Lyon
Homer C. Ferguson
Foster Street
Elmo Miller
Elsmere Subdivision
John I. Vauehn
William J. Fulford
Strader
John L. Vaughn
Michael J. Farly
Elizabeth Roddy
Torrence
Patheta
B. H. Trame
Fred Bruins
East Fifth Street
Millie Gieringer
Joseph M. Gieringer
Whitewater Township
A. L. Bramble
Elon
Bramble
Columbia Township
George Kurdelmeyer
Anna Kurdelmeyer
Wilson
Young Street
Sadie Roth
American Christian Missionary Society
James W. Ayres
Cora Littell
Charles R.feagan
Newbold L. Son
Cornelia
Ae Sanford T. McMillan
Colume Insurance Company
Ida McGowan
M. C. Kunkel
George Kuhlman
Cabinet L. & B.co
Mt. Healthy L. & L. Co
Pauline Marcus
Joseph Marcus
Hoffmann
Provident S. 3
Brookline apartment to rise in Clifton at cost of 100000
The Ohio Land and Improvement Company plans a large Springfield Township project north of College Hill with streets sidewalks and homes. Ground was broken at Ludlow and Brookline for the Brookline apartment building costing about 100000 and containing eighteen flats. Additional houses to follow and Cincinnati contractors are in talks with company officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Land and Improvement Company
Springfield Township
College Hill
C. W. DeArmond
Marcus W. Goodman
Hamillton
Cincinnati
Ludlow
Brookline Avenues
Clifton
Albert Hayward
Brookline
Alterations at 210 East Ninth Street by Richter Co
Building permits record alterations of the structure at 210 East Ninth Street owned by Richter Co, to replace the fire damaged work as before. Estimated cost 1700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ninth Street
Richter Co
Death of W. A. Blair A Popular Cincinnati Businessman
Mr W R Blair aged 34 former Auditor of the Cincinnati Gas Coke Coal and Mining Company died last evening in Columbus Ohio at the residence of Mrs Charles T Fisher where his mother resides He resigned his post January 1 last due to ill health and received a testimonial from friends coworkers and the company Surviving are his mother and brother George Blair a commercial agent for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway in Pittsburgh Funeral plans not yet set but services at Spring Grove Cemetery will be held tomorrow or Thursday Masons will conduct services at the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Blair
Cincinnati Gas, Coke, Coal and Mining Company
Columbus
Charles T. Fisher
Blair
Queen City
Cincinnati Company
George Blair
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Pittsburg
Spring Grove
Masonic Fraternity
Prisoner George Corcoran to Attend Father's Funeral
George Corcoran who faced charges in the Avondale hold up was released from jail to attend his father Patrick Corcoran's funeral at his Harris Avenue home yesterday. He denies involvement in the hold up and asserts he was an innocent wearer of the watch taken from Colin. He will return to jail after the funeral today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Corcoran
Arthur ‘Cohn
Avondale
Patrick Corcoran
Harris Avenue
Corcoran
Colin
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Jack Witt
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Westwood Homestead CoMpany
George Gude
Clifton Mutual B. & S. CO
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John Fieck
Mary Toepfer
Dayton Street
Mary T. McNamera
Charles A. Miller
Olga C. Steuerwald
Begin Apartment House
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Myrtle Avenue
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William Burger
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Sasa
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