Mule Watson Fails To Save Cardinals In Reds defeat
In a close game the Reds beat the Cardinals 4 to 0 as Lefty Steele faltered and Mule Watson entered late. Mike Regan pitched superbly for Cincinnati with five strikeouts and no walks, while Groh Kopf and Roush aided the scoring drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mule Watson
Cardinals
Reds
Mound
Redlegs
Horse
Watson
Lefty Steele
Leon Ames
Steele
Mule
Mike Regan
Mike
Betzel
J. Smith
Miller
Groh
Kopf
Rousch
Chase
Cards
Gonzales
Cruise
Long
Heinie
Snyder
Shean
Selections Louisville First Race and Best Bet Listed
The report lists selections from Louisville across seven races with horses and riders such as Georgia Kelly Zuzu Lady G and J J Murdock named as Best Bet, along with entries Emerson Cochran Bribed and Honolulu Desire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Kelly
Zuzu
Lady G
Emerson Cochran
Pretty Baby
Desire
Honolulu
J. J. Murdock
Opportunity
Sedan
Evelyn V
Jovial
Walter H Pearce
America
Phocion
Mida
Prince
Checks
Penrod
First Race Swift Fox and Partners Hit Track
Five race card lists entrants including Swift Fox with Private and Al Hudson in the first race. Best Bet Bulger leads the field as the likely standout horse across the program.
Racecard summary with listed horses and bets
First Race Irish Kiss Cockle Ballast Second Race Pandeau Doublet Wonderful Third Race The Belgian 11 Gun Powder Torch Bearer a Race Serenest Swan Song Amer ea II Fifth Race Sam McMeekin Brynlimah Sasin Sixth Race Paday Jumtee Thistle Best Bet Serenest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockle
Ballast
Pandeau
Wonderful
Gun Powder
Serenest
Swan Song
Amerea II
Sam McMeekin
Brynlimah
Sasin
Paday
Jumtee
Thistle
Corrydon
Plancy
Distant Shore
Wolferton II
Royal Amboy
Jacobus
Seeneeee
Koenig
America ST
Madame Herrmann
Sam_ McMeekin
Dovedale
Oratorium Air Man
Eae
Paddy Ma Frostilla
Quilting Bee &S
Sareebeess
Powder Puff Trifecta At United States Printing Grounds
A double header features Sid Berte's Norwoods against the Oriole Reds from Norwood as the main bout. A fast colored club will play the preliminary. First game at 1 pm, second at 3 pm. Sunday ladies receive free powder puffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Printing Company
Sid Berte
Norwoods
Oriole Reds
Norwood
International League scores from Rochester Baltimore and Richmond
In Rochester eleven innings Montreal beat Rochester 7 to 5 with Hersche and Howley credited for Rochester. Baltimore defeated Newark 3 to 1 as Enzmann Pennington McGraw and Egan starred for Baltimore. Providence beat Richmond 7 to 4 with Schellenbach Schacht Mayor Adams Hoffman Reynolds keying the win. Buffalo Toronto game postponed due to wet grounds. two games scheduled tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Montreal
Hersche and Howley
Lotz and
Wendell
Baltimore
R. N. E Newark
Enzmann
Pennington
McGraw
Egan
Thormahlen
Schaufele
Richmond
R. H
Pete Herman Registers For Draft In Philadelphia
New Orleans bantamweight champion Pete Herman registered under the selective draft act in Philadelphia on May 31 and claimed exemption as sole supporter of his parents His registration card was sent to his home city Herman is training to meet Kid Williams in a return six round bout in Philadelphia on June 18.
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Philadelphia
Pete Herman
New Orleans
Kid Williams
Herman
Williams
Brewers Meet Standards in High-Profile Northern Kentucky Showdown
Pat Fichlie's Standards, noted for their fast play, will face Charley Applegate's Weidemann team at Rosedale Park. The contest draws strong regional interest as Applegate aims to reclaim the honor the Standards have held for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Fichlie
Charley Applegate
Weidemann
Rosedale Park
Kentucky
Applegate
Price Hill and St Marys A C Clash Expected Sunday
A hot battle is expected Sunday when Ed Callahan's Price Hill champs meet the St Marys A C from Covington. Both clubs are playing fine ball and a large delegation from across the river will attend to root for their favorites. Price Hill recently defeated Norwood and will face them again later this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Callahan
Price Hill
St. Mary’s A. C
Covington
Price Hill Boys
Norwood
Pelicans to Battle Hillsboro in Postponed Showdown
The Pelicans travel to Hillsboro Ohio on Sunday for a resumed game aided by Old Jup. Van Zant is in great form and Durban aims to beat his former teammates. A traction car departs Norwood at 10 am.
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Pelicans
Hillsboro
Old Jup
van Zant
Durban
Traction Car
Norwood
St Louis Beats Cincinnati In 11th Hour Battle
Three-base hit by Neale and multiple steals lead St Louis past Cincinnati 6 3. Roush and Chase spark offense with key RBIs. Steele, Ames, Watson, and Regan combine for pitching over 11 innings with 56 hits and 6 runs allowed.
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ST. Louis
AB. R. B
A. E Petzel
B. Ce
F. Smith
Miller
A. S. C. Gonzales
Cruise
R. F. Née
I T . Snyder
Bsleele
Ames
Tweens Watson
Weheesvess
Cincinnati
Groh
Kopf
S. S
Wheeee
Rousch
Chase
Ll Clarke
Thorpe
Cueto
Regan
Whee Neate
Svieeeepeen Adese
Wingo
Ae’ Demet Bosses
Heesscvasett
Ren
Steele
J Smith
Long
Neale
Roush
Doubie
Shean
Betzel
Gonzales
St.Louis
Watson
Byron and
Quigley
Boston Red Sox Open Four-Game Series With Reds
Gossip of the game notes Baxter Adams and manager guests at the park as the Reds win. De Fate is sent to Detroit by the National Commission and leaves Friday. Umpire Byron hints at salary issues as Watty may seek raise. Herrmann invites the Third Ohio Regiment to Registration Day with a dress parade and band. Redland Field to host drill space for a Railroad Engineers unit from Cincinnati.
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Baxter Adams
Herrmann
Reds
Max Freischmann
Matty
de Fate
Ames
Detroit
National Commission
Burg
Ohio Regiment
Red Boss
T. I. Huson
Gibson
Cincinnati
Railroad Engineers
Redland Field
Alg. Herrmann
Mamaux Wins Opener as Pittsburg Beats Philadelphia 3–2
Pittsburg defeats Philadelphia 3 to 2 in the Western series opener. Mamaux earns his first win despite wild spots, relief by Jacobs in the eighth, and a key double play ending Philadelphia’s threat. Errors by Bancroft Cooper and Stock and timely hits by Hinchman Brief and Ward spur Pittsburg scoring.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Mamaux
Jacobs
Bancroft
Cooper
Stock
Hinchman
Brief
Ward
McCarthy
Luderus
Niehoff
Killifer
Whitted
Phila
Ab.h.o.a.e
Pitts
H.O.A.E. Cooper
Carey
Pitler
Brock
King
Cravath
Hinch’n
Rixeim
Schmidt
Pitter
Eee Crate
Rixey
Pee
Innin
O,day
Harrison
Lockland Club Challenges Norwoods At Norwood Park Series
Jack Brauer's Lockland Club, featuring George Roche and other minor leaguers, faces defending world champions the Norwoods in a two game series at Norwood Park. The first game is Saturday with the second on Sunday afternoon as Brauer aims to at least break even.
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Norwoods
Jack Brauer
Lockland Club
Eddie Tiemeyer
Norwood Park
George Roche
Chicago White Sox
Cubs
Lockland
Brauer
Athletes prep for physicals at Ft. Thomas unit
Local athletes enlisted in the Cincinnati Base Hospital unit face physical examinations starting Friday at Building 49 Ft. Thomas with Captain J L Ransahoff in charge and Lt Brown conducting tests. Hours run 830 am to 5 pm with some vacancies likely after screening. Red Cross HQ on Vine is the contact for hopeful recruits.
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Cincinnati Base Hospital
Ft. Thomas
J. L. Ransahoff
Brown
Regular Army
Red Cross
Vine
Third
Fourth
Europe
Candy Kids to Clash With Fay Egan at College Hill
In the Queen City League preview the Candy Kids meet Fay Egan Company at College Hill on Saturday. Last week Candy Kids defeated Andrews Steel Company with Hue nefeld pitching and error-free defense, while Burns or Baker and Dahl are slated for the mound and Heitzler plans two pitchers. Players must Arrive in uniform by 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hill
Dolly Varden
Fay-Egan Company
Candy Kids
Charles Applegate
Andrews Steel Company
Huenefeld
Burns
Baker
Machine Shop Boys
Dahl
Heitzler
Lothes
Candy Kid
Rain Breaks Up Exhibition Between Boston Nationals and St Louis Americans
Rain ended an exhibition game in Toronto after six innings with Boston leading 4 to 3. Batteries Allen Tragesser for Boston and Hamilton Hale for St. Louis. Umpires Nallin and Emslie.
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Toronto
Can
Boston Nationals
St. Louis Americans
Boston
R. H. E. Boston
Cece
Caieos
Allen
Tragesser
Hamilton
Hale
Nallin and Emsiie
Emeralds to Meet Califormia in Sunday Showdown
The Cincinnati Emeralds travel to California Ohio on Sunday for a fast paced game. The Emeralds show never-say-die spirit after Decoration Day win over the Covington Tigers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Emeralds
California
Emeralds
Covington Tigers
Two at Bellevue to Host Dayton Delecos and Uricho Club
Bellevue Club bookings set Sunday double feature with Dayton Delecos and Lane's Uricho Club. Dayton team was rained out last Sunday, now scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. followed by Urichos versus Klein's Pets once the first game ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Nagel
Klein
Bellevue
Dayton Delecos
Lane
Uricho
Dayton
Nay
Pauline
Urichos
Ibolds at Louisville Face Lutz Team Sunday Night
The Ibolds will play the Lutz team in Louisville Kentucky on Sunday. Manager Homer asks all players to arrive Friday night at 8 for arrangements. Hotmer, off the court for two weeks, will return in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Lutz
Homer
Hotmner
Belmont Race Results Maiden and Handicap Contests
Results from Belmont include race by race finishes with winning horses Paganini, Crest Hill, Regret, Gloomy Gus, Al M Dick, and Sun Flash. Notable placings list Amackassin, Yankee Witch, Skeptic, and The Cook among top contenders. times range from 0:63 to 1:41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paganini
Troise
Amackassin
McAfee
Santiago
Rovinson
High Olympus
Divland
Billet Doux
Old Metal
Gyp
Ideal
Tumble In
Shasta
Woodthrush
George W. Avery
Stella Mia
Expression
Peace and Plenty
Aileen O
Crest Hill
Kennedy
Meshach
Bush
Escanaba
Byrnes
Bally Bay
Admiration
Kreeger
Gloomy Gus
Collins
Startling
Robinson
Kildee
J. McTaggart
Blue Thistle
Traction
Fellcid
al. M. Dick
Williams
Skeptic
Elandria
Loftus
Flittergold
Brooklyn
Daddy's Choice
Kentucky Boy
Sun Flash
Ball
the Cook
Achilles
Keogh
Viewpoint Sands
Manhasset
Riverside
Avis
Bladen
War Dog
Burlingame
Cachet
Dorval Race Day Results for Seven Races
Race by race results from Dorval track. Winners include Sam Pickett in race one and Nellie B. in race two. Notable payouts list straight, place, and show for each top finisher with multiple horses named across seven events.
Thoroughbred Races End with Notable Purses at Meet
In a seven race card at the track, Brownie McDowell won the opening maiden event with Little Rollo second and Laggard third. Brizz captured the second race claiming event, with Safety First and others in the placings. Palatable led the third, Blue Cap and County Court followed. Sleeth took the fourth, Mary H. runner-up and Prince Albert third. Silk Lady edged Broom Peddler for the Highland Park Purse, while Irish Gentleman won the sixth with Waterproof second. Princess Janice led the seventh, Sophia Gatewood second and Harry Gardner third, with hefty pari mutuel payouts.
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Sam Pickett
Matthews
Lady Eileen
Luke
Near
Johnson
Bill Livingston
Sincerity
Nellie B
Collins
Batchelor
Merimee
Encore
Mink
Scaramouch
Borax
Maznik
Wiley
Jerry
Birke
Red Post
Skye
Last Spark
Garney
Captain B
Isabelle H
Tyrone
Strai
Jeffcott
Christie
Gold Crestboy
Haynes
Prim Harry
the Busybody
Parrington
Tom Caro
Fairly
Royal Meteor
Bankbill
Busybody
Edith Baumann
Galaway
Sam Slick
McDermott
Nannie McDee
Ash Can
Crankle
Colonel Matt
Athena
Bell
Monocacy
Fenrock
Stonehenge
Feather Duster
Muiuels
Brownie McDowell
Hanover
Little Rollo
Garner
Laggard
Connolly
Chariie Nolte
Dickie W
Cruelty
Little O
Fuzzy Wuzzy
Tudor
Brizz
Barrett
Safety
Louder
Sosius
Hasty Cora
Black Beauty
Miles Finlan
Thistle Green
Mabran
Kelsey
Blue Cap
Martin
County Court
Henry
James G
Bert Williams
Walter H. Pearce
Queen
Gretchen R
Prince Albert
Gentry
Sayonarra
Lucky R
Trappold
Ask Her
Fly Home
Arch Plotter
Redland
Wadsworth
Sleeth
Mary H
Highland Park
Silk Lady
Klaver
Broom Peddler
Robert L. Owens
Shannon
Violet Bonnie
Kirstie
Cub
Princess Janice
Thurber
Sophia Gatewood
Wingfield
Harry Gardner
Wis Wts
Eda Herrmann
Bimeby
Skyborn
Aneenee
Georgia Kelly
Agnes
Frank Wilson
Stephen R
Margaret N
John’ Hure Weet Ewes
Big Fellow
Ssmerson Cochran
Piondulu
Desire Atereveder Wee
Mistress Polly
Butcher Boy
Stevenson
Ade Eye
Bob Hensley
J. J. Murdoch
Opportunity
Clare Etter
Duchess of Litwell
Kilkenn Beeseneeee
Cuneo Aeenee
Enenee
Cruces Pee Erry Evelyn Veenee
Hermoine
Sein Gallant Lad
Broom
Phocion
America Pereeneene
Night Cap
Tom, JT
Water Blue
Seeetewee
Midaeees
Highland Ledsaree
Henrod
Allen Cain
Prince S$arte
Brian Boru
Bright Sands
Dominion Park
Wall Street Comanche
Lady London Tees
Rosemary Ea
Parlor Boy
Varda B. Seeeee
Wolf's Baths
Ll Bulger
Two Royal
Little Nephew
Little Abett
Margery
Luzat Ewe Reese Eeweee
Canada
Meisseee
Kathleen H
Freissart
Gen. Pickett Ateee
Egmont Petelus
Zamloch
Menlo Parks
Dartworth Tae
Goodwood Tree
Repton
Maxim's Choice
Baseball Scores From Thursday National and American Leagues
In the National League Cincinnati defeated St. Louis 4 to 2 while Pittsburg beat Philadelphia 3 to 2. American League results show Detroit 2 New York 0 and Boston 5 Cleveland 1 with other games postponed. Kansas City won 7 Milwaukee 4 in the American Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Friday's Schedule Matches Hit Parade of City Matchups
The card lists Boston at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Chicago New York at St Louis St Louis at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit at New York Cleveland at Boston St Paul at Toledo Minneapolis at Indianapolis Only game scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kerr, Brewers fall as Kansas City wins 7 to 4
Milwaukee led early but Kerr weakened in the eighth and ninth innings allowing Kansas City to pound out a 7 to 4 victory. McQuillan started for KC and was relieved by Humphries. NewHenry sparked KC with timely hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Kerr
Kansas City
McQuillan
Humphries
NewHenry
Decoration Day trap shoot draws crowd at Story Gun Club
The Story Gun Club held its Decoration Day shoot with Hall as high man in the first fifty and Koch, Heasel, Oehler leading in the second event. The club resumes Sunday for the Powell and Clement trophy shoot. Beginners Day is set for June 17 inviting all newcomers to participate. The scores follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story Gun Club
Hall
Koch
Local Diamonds Attract Fans In New Richmond Event
L B Harrisons under Manager Reuther will headline at New Rich mond Ohio next Sunday for what promises to be the season’s top attraction. Fred and Lothes back from Johnstown Pa will form the battery for L B Harrison. Ed Baumer seeks a first baseman call at West 43. The Hiawatha Indians meet Richardson Paper Co at Lockland next Sunday June 3 1917 after weather delayed last week. Indians elected H H Beneking manager and corresponding secretary Hugo Brown treasurer A R Noan financial secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Harrisons
Reuther
New Richmond
Fred and
Lothes
Johnstown
IL. B. Harrison
Hiawatha Indians
Strong Richardson Paper Company
Lockland
H. H. Beneking
Huo Brown
A. R. No‘an
Disappearance of Knoxville Man Sparks Cincinnati Search
Cincinnati police and private detectives hunt for Joseph E. Flynn a wealthy Knoxville Kentucky resident visiting Cincinnati with his wife. Flynn vanished after a street brawl May 24 while walking with J C Jones and has not been seen since leaving Jones. Flynn's wife Alice returned to Knoxville in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Police
Joseph E. Flynn
Knoxville
Flynn
Queen City
J.C. Jones
West Eighth Street
Jones
Alice
Madisonville Wins Interscholastic Title By 3 1
Madisonville defeated Hughes 3 to 1 to claim the high school title as Woodward fell to Walnut Hills. Nelson pitched a beautiful game and the Mads' allaround play overwhelmed Hughes. Coons the catcher and Cecrel the shortstop were standout talents. The score:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
Hughes
Woodward
Walnut Hills
Nelson
Mads
Coons
Cecrel
Walnut Hills Beats Woodward 6 to 2 In Tight Game
Walnut Hills High defeated Woodward 6 to 2 in a well played contest. McGehean pitched well for Walnut Hills as Woodward faltered with several errors and key hits. Two-base hits came from Schneider and Seltz. Beyra Meyers Pichel added three-base hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills High
Woodward
Woodward Boys
McGehean
W. H. Ab.h.o.a
Picher
Ol Etek
Rich
Hinsch
Walker
Piper
O Shhiff
Ornelas
U Jones
Patel
Walnut Hills
Schneider
Seltz
Beyrra
Meyers
Pichel
Senates to Meet Turners in Eastside Park Clash
The Senates face Harry Jahrus's Central Turner Club at Eastside Park on Sunday after beating the Turners 4 101 earlier this season. Reynolds and Grote coach the Turners while Mueller and Cormany lead the Senates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senates
Harry Jahrus
Central Turner Club
Eastside Park
Jahrus
Reynolds
Grote
Turners
Mueller and Cormany
Postmaster Clore Leads Ohio Recruiting Effort
Special dispatch reports Cincinnati Postmaster Clore as the top recruiting agent in Ohio since September. He has enlisted 32 men and earned $90 in commissions, with the law granting a $5 credit per recruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Cincinnati
Post Office
Ohio
Shooting Declared Accidental by New Witnesses
Coroner to reopen the inquest after Private Henry Cornell of the Third Regiment testifies the shooting that killed a companion was accidental. Officers report Sidney Byron’s death two weeks ago was accidental and five witnesses will corroborate the nonintentional finding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cornell
Sidney Byron
Bauer
Burial for Robert B. Foss at Carr Street residence
Robert B. Foss 30 son of the late John H. Foss former president of Foss-Schneider Brewing Company died Monday evening in Denver Colorado. He will be buried Saturday morning from the family residence 935 Carr Street after living in Colorado for health reasons for the past fifteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Foss
John H. Foss
Foss- Schneider Brewing Company
Denver
Col
Carr Street
Mr. Foss
Colorado
Prejubilee Meeting of Woman's Board at Walnut Hills Church
A prejubilee mass meeting of the Woman's Board of Missions of the Interior will be held Friday at Walnut Hills Congregational Church Kemper lane and Locust street. The program titled A Day at School includes an address by Mrs Lydia Lord Davis of Oberlin Ohio who has extensive missionary service in China. The gathering prepares for the 1918 jubilee service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Board of Missions of the Interior
Walnut Hills Congregational Church
Kemper Lane
Locust Street
Lydia Lord Davis
Oberlin, O
China
Ben Franklin Club Outing At Philippi’s Garden
The Ben Franklin Club held its first outing at Philippi's Garden on Thursday evening. Members traveled by car to the resort and enjoyed a dinner and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Franklin Club
Philippi’s Garden
Boy Shot While Rowing on Kentucky Side river
Harry Moeller a 16 year old boy of 2110 Eastern avenue was shot in the left foot while rowing on the Kentucky side of the river opposite the Gym Boat Club. The bullet was removed Thursday morning at the general hospital and authorities believe the accidental shooting was caused by a camper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moeller
Eastern Avenue
Ed Moeller
Kentucky
Gym Boat Club
Ceneralspital
Boston Tops Cleveland 6 1 In First Western Visit
Boston defeats Cleveland 6 to 1 as Mays limits Cleveland to four hits. Gardner drives a three run homer in the big fifth inning for the Red Sox. Boehling starts for Cleveland, replaced by Coumbe after six. Mays earns the win with a nine inning effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Sox
Indians
Gardner
Boston
Cleveland
Mays
Lewis
Walker
Boehling
Coumbe
O'Neil
Hooper
Roth
Graney
Chapman
Harris
Janvrin
Scott
Gainer
Mars S
Speaker
Hildebrand
O’ Loughlin
Mitchell Blanks Yanks in Detroit Win
Detroit opened its Eastern trip by defeating New York 2 to 0. Mitchell pitched seven strong innings allowing seven hits and kept the Yankees scoreless in the fourth inning thanks to a Heisman throw. Spencer drove in both Detroit runs with an infield out in the second and a single in the sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Detroit
Mitchell
Yankees
Heisman
Spencer
Men of Affairs Club Members Share Local News
Co B Braunstein of the Business Men's Club Board of Directors flaunts a new Chandler car and plans a party for envious members after taming the vehicle. H C McCullough returns from Florida with a banner fish tale and shark story. F M Hughart returns from New York. Harold T Whitney, Purdue graduate, becomes assistant engineer for Pennsylvania Lines C S Patten Morristown Indiana was the sole Change Thursday visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. B. Braunstein
Business Men's Club
Braunstein
H. C. McCullough
Florida
Amalgamated Association of Fish
Harold T. Whitney
Vandalia
Purdue College
Indianapolis & Frankfort
Pennsylvania Lines
C. S
Patten
Morristown
Ind
Probasco Urges War Support At Strand Theater
Harry R. Probasco, a Queen City Four Minute Man, challenged the audience to see war as real during a Strand Theater address. He warned of submarine and gun threats to Cincinnati, urged enlistment in the First Regiment, and appealed to parents and boys to join with neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Probasco
Queen City
Strand Theater
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Congress
Senate
War Will Feature University Exercises
Prof Guy 4 Tawney of the University of Cincinnati will offer a special prayer for students enlisted in military service at the baccalaureate service in McMicken Auditorium. President Dabney will deliver the sermon on Spiritual Results of the War, with Rev A B Beresford giving the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy 4. Tawney
University of Cincinnati
Wilson
Princeton University
McMicken Auditorium
Dabney
A. B. Beresford
Unknown man attacks 11 year old boy near Shaw and Wabash
Police report an unidentified man assaulted 11 year old George Jeffries as he waited with his mother at Shaw avenue opposite Wabash. The attacker dragged the boy toward nearby woods and fled after the boy screamed. Jeffries lives at 3520 St Charles Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jeffries
St. Charles Place
Shaw Avenue
Wabash
Cincinnati Harbored Pilot in Lafayette Flying Corps
Word from Bordeaux confirms Samuel W. Wiggins of Cincinnati, Harvard graduate, among eight Americans who left New York on May 19 to join the Lafayette Flying Corps has safely disembarked abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Bordeaux
Samuel W. Wiggins
Cincinnati
Harvard
New York
Lafayette Flying Corps
Gardener Patrick Rossiter Dies at 79 at Work
Patrick Rossiter a gardener aged 79 of 3409 Marmet avenue collapsed and died at his job on Thursday. Coroner Bauer certified death from heart trouble. The body was taken to Mulvihill's undertaking establishment for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Rossiter
Marmet Avenue
Bauer
Mulvihill
Handsome Largest Showing of Scottish Knitwear and More
The exhibit features trousers in Scotch tweeds and ceviots Irish Donegals and homespuns with knit varieties. The collection includes handsomest largest display of Scotch knit jackets golf caps and hats golf shirts hose and more.
Interstate Semipro Association Faces a Severe Rumpus
Cincinnati’s Interstate Semipro Association wrestled with internal strife during a Thursday night meeting. Traveling managers demanded home clubs give them a $25 guarantee or 30 percent of receipts, a demand rejected by home magnates. Richmond, Ind. voted to withdraw. contracts were signed with Long and Geary. elimination series plans discussed amid friction with home clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Interstate Semipro Association
Type @ub
Cliff Martin
Queen City
Richmond
Ind
Lockland
Shek” Long
Bellevue
Geary
Norwood
Sallie” Creagar
Sam Caldwell
Tuxplas
Road Knights
Darker
John Dugan
Cornette
Gruber
Funeral date to be announced for I. M. Carter
I. M. Carter died Thursday at 2139 St. James avenue. Funeral time and place will be announced when his son arrives from Austin New York. Carter served forty four years with the C. H. D. R. R. beginning as a ticket clerk and rising to secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Carter
St. James Avenue
Austin
N. Y
Carter
Three Great National Parks Tour by Burlington Railroad
Promotes a one circle trip covering Glacier and Yellowstone with Cody Road, Rocky Mountain National Park, Estes Park, Denver, Colorado Springs, Manitou and Garden of the Gods. Highlights low cost high class service and convenient travel on a single railroad itinerary. Publicized via a mail-to-request information offer with descriptive folders.
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America
Cody Road
Colorado
Burlington
Glacier Park
Yellowstone Park
Rocky Mountain National Park
Estes Park
Denver
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Pike’s Peak
Great Circle
National Park Region
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al Hudson
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