East Side Athletes Ready for Big Redland Field Meet
More than a hundred Cincinnati amateurs compete in the fifth annual Greater Cincinnati Amateur Commission meet at Redland Field this afternoon. Ten track events at 1 o'clock feature two 2 1 2 mile races and a 2 1 2 mile walk, plus a closing Christ Church versus Walnut Hills Irish Lads baseball game. Special prizes, diplomas for umpires, and band music accompany a program that highlights local clubs, schools, and prominent sponsors.
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Cincinnati
Redland Field
Greater Cincinnati
Fountain Square
Cincinnati Walkers' Club
Clifton Cadet Band
Herman Bellstedt, Jr
Sol Mark
Ertle
Gardening
Beck
Lucas
Buehren
Hettrick
Seigler
Hall
Heinold
Madden
Russell
Klein
Mounts
McMillan
Vance
Rogatsky
Powers
Baur
Simms
Lockwood
Moesta
Joseph
Crowley
Murdock
Cizok
Sachs
Siegler
Edgington
Holzhalbe
Arthur Sachs
William Crowley
Ed Klein
Brown
Fitzmorris
Crowley-Sachs
Murdock-Cizok
Joseph-Klein
Moesta-Darnell
Fitzgerald-Fitzmorris
C. W. Edgington
Lang
Commercial House
Big Four
Union Central Life Insurance
Waite
Malone
Burhbridge
Fossen
Wolintzek
Kattenhorn
Coghlan
Brading
Pavely
Nathan Glueck
Gardewing
Bill Klinge
George Shumard
Mark
Weller
Crawford
Kemp
Mittendorf
Schneider
Mason
Strohofer
Ruebush
Klinge
Louis Martin
Robinson
Wagner
Winklemain
Kesopky
Ramsey
Glueck
Rathkamp
Cunningham
Lineham
Garrison
Ben Friedman
Charles Halk
John R&r. Holmes
James Meyers
John Shuff
Frank R. Gusweller
Charles E. Smith & Sons
East Fourth Street
Burkhardt Bros. Company
A. G. Schwab & Sons
East Sixth Street
Dan A. Wolf
Walnut Street
Lee Heine
Mabley & Carew Company
Charles A. Christie
Young Beats Quakers As Niehoff Injured In Squeeze
New York wins 2 1 at Philadelphia to take two of three in the series. Niehoff breaks leg collision with Young in the first inning. Adams and Meusel supply late runs after Zimmerman’s seventh-inning wild throw. Cravath’s liner in the bleachers is ruled foul by inches.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Young
New York
Zimmerman
Adams
Meusel
Sallee
Cravath
Niehoff
Rae
Williams
Six Pitchers In Action In Pittsburg St Louis Tilt
Pittsburg and St Louis used six pitchers in a 12 to 7 Pittsburg win. The game featured ineffective hurling and heavy hitting with Mollwitz, Stengel, and Culhagh recording two base hits. End of note.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
St. Louis
White Sox Win In Pinch Save To Defeat Cleveland
Chicago defeated Cleveland 3 to 2 at Cleveland in Cicotte’s first win of the season. He relieved Williams with the bases loaded and two out in the second. Murphy’s double and E Collins' single brought the deciding run in the eighth. Chicago errors provided the first two runs as the game tightens to a one run margin.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Chicago
Cicotte
Williams
Murphy
E. Collins
Morton
Chapman
Gandil
Wood
Weaver
Bagby
Pittcher
Agby
Detroit Falls to St Louis 3 2 In Shortened Game At Shocker Park
Detroit was edged by St Louis 3 to 2 in eight innings after the Shockers pitched out to catch a train. Demmitt scored the go ahead run on a bases loaded walk in the sixth, while Gedeon and Smith produced key hits for St Louis. Boland lasted seven, Shocker pitched three innings in relief.
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Pittsburg
Heath Vis
Snyder
May
Mollwitz
Stengel
Culghaw
Carey
McKechnie
Careyy
Jon
Steele
Schmidt
St. Louis
Ireburg
Horst
Jacobs
Sanders
Sherdell
Horstman
Smith
Wild Tech
Detroit
Mich
Shocker
Demmitt
Gedeon
Sees
St. L. AB
H.O.A.E
H.O.A
E. Tobin
Bush
Austin
Young
Sisler
Veach
Demitt
Heilman
Dressen
Walker
Nunn'er
Vitt
Gerber
Yelle
Shock'r
Spencer
Bolana
C. Jones
Boland
Mit —Ushocker
Numaker
Tobin
Ausctin
Siser
Foland
Sere Dottie
Itexenees
Industrial League Opens With Free Admission At Elmwood Park
Mayor Clausing presides as President of the Valley Industrial League. Elmwood Park hosts Pollak Steel versus Holter Company with no admission. Lockland features Fox Paper against Standard Parts as Senate Park sees Tool Steel and LeBlond opener. Umpires Kelm Ammon Kistner and officials listed by Clausing.
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Valley Industrial League
Clausing
Elmwood Park
Pollak Steel Company
Holter Company
Lockland
Fox Paper Company
Standard Parts Company
Senate Park
Tool Steel
LeBlond
Kelm
Jahrus
Elmwood
Ammon
Miller
Kistner
Klendenning
Two Games at Norwood Feature Pitching Machine
Norwood fans will try the pitching machine at Norwood Park before and after Sundays game. The AH Italians meet champions again in a return, while Hilltop A C faces Mad A GC in the prelim. George Foster formerly with the White Sox signs with Norwood and will play right field Sunday. Moving pictures of the pitching machine in action will be shot before the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Norwood Park
Hilltop A. C
Mad. A. GC
George Foster
White Sox
Toledo
Actic
Belmont Belmont First Race Odds and Picks
Belmont race card lists First Race The Decision at 12 to 1 with 5 to 1 and 5 to 2 as contenders. Second Race Robin Goodfellow at 8 to 5 with 3 to 5 and 1 to 4. Third Race Jack Scot at 3 to 1 and even and 2 to 5. Fourth Race Pericose at 7 to 5 and 3 to 5 and 1 to 4. Fifth Race Monomoy at even 1 to 3. Sixth Race Passing Shower at 12 to 1 with 4 to 1 and 8 to 5.
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Robin Goodfellow
Jack Scot
Peak
Onico
Rodriguez
Midnight Sun
Walls
Misa Kruter
Poor Butterfly
Cortender
Uncle Sand
Grey Eagle
Peep Light
Dr. Campbell
Jean c- Neil
June Bug
Harry Burgoyne
Paganini
Deathilds
Grayson
Glory Belle
Runecraft
Franklin
Little Nearer
Haynes
Prand
Waugh
Kilwinning
Disturber
Clotz
Yermuk
Rice
Battle
Collins
McGraw
Tea Caddy
Iron Cross Jr
Orlando
Havana
Panaman
Penrose
Erickson
Wise Joan
Pasor
Wewoka
Traxler
Harry M. Stevens
Rainbow Girl
Jack Healey
Rosagine
Frances Star
Triomphant
Little Maudie
Queens
Monomoy
McTaggart
Obolus
Shuttinger
Airman
A. Collins
J. Collins
Pitt
Verenti
Beauty Sleep
Lady Tavis
Blair Cora
Lucrative
Ballet Dancer Jr
Little Bessie
Doverige
W. R. Coe
Results From the Associated Press Horse Races
Race day results list six events at a track, detailing horses, jockeys, weights, payouts, and times. The first race showcases The Decision winning at 6 furlongs, with Onico second and Midnight Sun third, followed by Steeplechase won by Robin Goodfellow and other placers in a busy program including the Searingtown Handicap and a selling race.
First Race Selling for Three Year Olds One Mile
Race card details show a selling stakes lineup for three year olds at one mile with entries Elfin Queen Uncle's Lassie Queen of the Spa Lady Rosebud Minuet and others. Weights listed from 100 to 124 with improvised abbreviations scattered through the field. Conditions indicate a mixed slate of horses with imp livery notes and racing statuses.
First Race Gueland Nominee Lady Gertrude
In the first race Gueland and Nominee faced Lady Gertrude with Lady Gertrude taking a notable lead. Second race matched Superhuman Dororis against rivals as Dororis drew ahead. The card continued with Effie Queen Aunt Dinah and Lady Rosebud in the third race. Fourth race featured Sun Briar Trompe La Mort War Cloud with Sun Briar winning. Fifth race saw Straight Forward Fizer contesting followed by a sixth where High Noon Jusqua Au Bout Star Master and Best Bet High Noon highlighted the program.
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Associated Press
Elfin Queen
Uncle’s Lassie
Queen of the Spa
Lady Rosebud
Minuet Sc
Aunt Dinah
Wees Nine
Wienerois
Zuleika
Gueland
Babette
Gibby
L. Gertrude
Shannon River
Northwood
L'Infirmier
Aliibi
O'Donovan
Lady Gertrude
Dororis
Effie Queen
Dinah
Sun Briar
Trompe la Mort
War Cloud
Fizer
Star Master
Pelicans Face Tri-State In Week After Rain Delays
The Price Hill Tri-States, runners up last season, have canceled six games this season due to rain and wet grounds. With June, warm weather is hoped to restore form as new talent joins Puttman’s squad. They host the Pelicans on K. of C. Day at Hill Park after strong showings by Virginia League and other leagues.
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Price Hill
Tri-States
Puttman
Hill
Virginia
Big Brose
Pelicans
K. of C. Day
the Hill Park
Three Elegant Prizes With Prizes For Runners
A historical note lists prizes for several amateur events donated by local sponsors. Rich ter Phillips fund prizes for a two and a half mile run and a baseball marathon with gold silver and bronze medals. Keith Theater Company backs the marathon prizes. Strobel Bros. Company sponsors a two and a half mile walk. Miller Jewelry Company funds the two and a half mile walk. Crown Tailoring Company donates a magnificent silver trophy for Amateur Day Baseball Game with Albert Siebler named as a winner or sponsor.
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Richter & Phillips
West Seventh Street
Keith Theater Company
Strobel Bros. Company
Vine Street
Miller Jewelry Company
Greenwood
Crown Tailoring Company
Vinestreet
Albert Siebler
Amateur Champions trophies donated by sponsors in city event
Amateur Champions Class A Silver trophy donated by M. Schwab Jewelry Company at 201 Andrews Building. Class B Silver trophy donated by Dorst Company in the Lion Building. Best Batter in Class A Elimination Series Trophy donated by F. Herschede Company at 24 East Fourth. Class A Player Scoring Most Runs during Elimination Series Leather bill book donated by Drucker & Co. at 6 West Fourth Street.
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M. Schwab Jewelry Company
Andrews Building
Dorst Company
Lion
F. Herschede Company
East Fourth Street
Drucker & Co
West Fourth Street
Louisville First Race Wager Totals and Dead Heat Note
Race results list in Louisville showing payouts for first through seventh races with horses John Jr. Big Fellow Legal Melus Fritz Ernst Fell Swoop Clara Martin Beautiful Girl and notes a dead heat and release on two dollar mutuels. The data includes win place and show style figures and final commentary hints at wagering activities.
Racecard summary of seven horse races at track
First race a dead heat for winner John Jr with Big Fellow and Harry Mason in trifecta. payouts list. Second race to Legal with twin payoff. third Melus wins mile. fourth Fritz Ernst wins one mile. fifth Fell Swoop takes mile and 70 yards. sixth Clara Martin wins 11 sixteenth. seventh Beautiful Girl wins 18-15 mile with Exhorter and Pit placing.
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Fritz Ernst
Clara Martin
John, Jr
Simpson
Big Fellow
Donahue
Harry Mason
Lapaille
Ardent
Ed Garrison
Benhap
R. H. Anderson
Charles _Cannell
Vagabond
Yorkville
Judge Young
Leicester
Legal
Howard
Twin
Metcalf
Brother MacLean
Conelly
Monarch
Brunette
Miss Proctor
Goldstone
Melus
Sande
War God
Johnson
Tim McGee
Connelly
Little D
Dr. Clair
Reg
Thistle Beaux
Marian Roberts
Judge Wright Jr
Ned Mileybright
the Toff
Kate Adams
Carroll
Burke
Tom Goose
Barrett
Mar Tom
Walter Brady
Lady Longfellow
Bar One
Barbara Shilling
Theresa
Dr. Nickell
Acheron
Clarice Ruthran
McCabe
William IV
Valais
Aurum
McAdoo
Majestic
Queen Apple
Gruber
Jessie Louise
Stevens
Cora Lane
Baby Lynch
Mary Belle
Margaret BE
Day Dream
Vandusen
Exhorter
Willis
Mooney
Yenghee
Alda
Chare
Madame Herriman
Muir
Parr
Nashville
Sean Spiller
Race Card Summary of Entries and Bets
First Race features Pastoreau and War Cup among entries Melan cholia and others. Second Race lists Tom Anderson Petrovna and Skiles nob. Jenning s Park at Frogtown appears in the ain Race. Fourth Race includes Rifle Shooter Revivor and Sur passing. Green Jones covers Sixth Race with Brownie McDowell Eddie T Gordon Russell. Seventh Race lists Sansyming Safety First and Miles Finlen. Best Bet placed on Sansyming.
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Associated Press
Bagpine
Stone
David Imp
Pastoreau
Swiniwin Vulcanite
Bronze Eagle
Hoecnir
Skiles Knob
Tom Anderson
Billie B. Weeee
Ichi Banae Nobleman
Douglass
David Craig
Petrovna
Precision
Eebsave
Bernard
Frogtown
Jennings
Sosius
Justice Goebel
Ben Levy
Eeviver
Atenee
Fapper
el Rey
Diadi Wees
Seeee
Putford
Captain Rees
Beaverkill
Green Jones
Imp
Ariies
Guy Fortune
Midway
Hollister
Astae Ee T L. Baker & Co
Sun Maid
Pleasureville
Eddie T
J. Rufus
Gordon Russell
Harvest King
Athena Weeneen
Miles Finlence
Dorothy Deen
Sansyming
Ernest B
Melancholia
Skilesnob
Jenning’s Park
Bygeht
Revivor
R. L. Baker & Co
Cudgel
Brownie McDowell
Eddie T. Gordon Russell
Miles Finlen
Reinstated Rudolph Declared Eligible for Play
The National Commission on May 31 1918 granted Rudolph’s application to be restored to good standing after he reached terms with the Boston club who had listed him as ineligible for refusing to contract. He states he has not played since the layoff and is now eligible for championship games.
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National Commission
Rudolph
Boston
August Herrmann
B. B. Johnson
John K. Tener
Acme's Field Day At Crowe's Park
The Acme Machine Tool Company holds its annual field day for employees at Crowe's Park today. Events include Fungo hitting circling the bases fifty yard dash long distance throw and various races. Married men will play the single men in a ball game after the field events.
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Acme Machine Tool Company
Crowe's Park
Cornell Dominates Preliminary IAA(A)A Meet Trials
Cornell advances sixteen competitors across eleven events in the IAA A A track trials at Franklin Field. Heavy rain slowed events, but no records were set. Penn State star Ganzemuller and Pennsyl vania entries impressed. Dartmouth, Princeton and others fill finals berths with cautious pacing, while several events name top qualifiers like Davis, Haymond, Mayer, Abreu, and Sutherland across sprints, hurdles, jumps, and throws.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Cornell
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America
Franklin Field
Ithacans
Dartmouth
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Columbia
Fordham
Georgetown
Brown
Lafayette
Yale
M Harvard
Pennsylvania State
Rutgers
Amherst
Johns Hopkins
Swarthmore
Pennsylvania
Davis
Haymond
W. H. Ganzemuller
Buzby
Trowbridge
Erdman
Cornell Smith
Cleminshaw
Pratt
Basterday
H.H Shackelton
R. Mullane
J. W. Prentiss
T. W. Bossert
Massachusetts Tech
R. B. Brown
J. H. Barrett
S. Fitzpatrick
J. Takach
C. Haymond
F. Davis
F. Friedman
Penna State
H. Dowrick
I. Well
Mayer
W. Smith
E. N. Pratt
W. H. Cleminshaw
O. A. Mills
Ssachusetts Tech
G. C. Busby
G. Trowbridge
C. R. Erdman
G. A. Schman
J. W
F. W. Purdon
J. C. Davis
Joseph Takach
Sylvester Fitzpatrick
Fred Davis
W. H. Danzemuller
F. J. Shea
R. E. Brown
H. Staub
J. I. Herrick
A. E. Robinson
J. M. Murray
W. J. Carlo
Harvard
M. Gustafsen
R.clayton
Herbert Schulte
R. K. Felter
H. E. Shackelton
Walter Smith
I. Weller
J. M. Summerill
Schute
J. R. Bangs
L. H. Weld
K. C. Bevan
Ames Stevens
F. H. Wharton
J. B. Sutherland
Sutherland
E. E. Myers
J.S. Jordan
Roy Easterday
Joseph Breckley
D. B. Ford
W. W. Webber
Baseball scores from wet grounds report
National League games were played on wet grounds with New York beating Philadelphia 2 to 1, and Brooklyn defeating Boston. Pittsburg posted a 12 to 7 win over St. Louis.
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New York-Philadelphia
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn-Boston
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Baseball scores from American League games
St. Louis defeated Detroit 3 to 2 while Chicago beat Cleveland 3 to 2. Washington game with Boston postponed.
American Association baseball results and weather note
Columbus topped Toledo or tied Indianapolis as Louisville managed a 1 run game. Minneapolis St Paul area reported wet grounds hindering play and delaying action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Louisville
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Weekend Pro Baseball Schedule Reveals Pairings
Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Pittsburg at New York. Louis at Brooklyn. Chicago at Boston. New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Louis. Boston at Detroit. Washington at Cleveland. Columbus at Toledo. Indianapolis at Louisville. Kansas City at Milwaukee. St. Paul at Minnesota.
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Ub Wa Tost
P.c
New York
NCINN
Nwee
Pittsburg
Aubcois
Boston
Philadelphia
T. Louis
Brooklyn
New York Heer
Ennes
Vouniee
Cconsecancens Saases
I. Oss
Mbas
Apes Taal Ee
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
American Association
Milwaukee
Teehee
Columbus
Louisville
Kansas City
Sveeme
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
St. Louis
Cleveland
Minnesota
International League Scores and Battery Details
In Rochester RB Buffalo and Rochester played to a 0 0 draw with Shields Meyers Hoban Heitman and Smith listed as batters. At Binghamton Baltimore defeated Binghamton 6 2 with Herbert Egan Higgins and Smith handling the batteries. Syracuse beat Toronto 7 1 0 with Thormahlen Howley Heck and Cobb strong on the mound. Jersey City game postponed due to wet grounds.
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Rochester
Buffalo
Shields
Meyers, Hoban, Heitman and Smith
Binghamton
H.R. Baltimore
Herbert and Egan
Higgins and Smith
Syracuse
IRR
Toronto
Thormahlen and Howley
Heck
Cobb
Jersey City
Newark
Shamrocks Fall to Muncie Eleven In Eleven Inning Tilt
Bugs Winterman led Shamrocks in a 4 to 3 loss to Muncie Ind at Muncie Decoration Day. The game stretched eleven innings with Shamrocks scheduled to play New Castle Sunday. Winterman urged all players to gather at Pennsylvania Station by 8 50 Sunday morning.
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Bugs
Winterman
Shamrocks
Muncie
Ind
New Castle
Pennsylvania Station
Stars of Turf to Race in Kentucky Handicap at Douglas Park
Twelve stars of the turf are set for the Kentucky Handicap at Douglas Park, a mile and a quarter race for three-year-olds and up with a $10,000 added purse, likely worth $15,000 to the winner. Top contenders include Cudgel, King Gorin, Pif Jr, Rancher, Hollister, and Midway, in what officials call the strongest field in the race’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Douglas Park
Cudgel
Broomstick
J. K. L. Ross
R. L. Baker
Mr. Baker
Pif, Jr
Cudgel Ooo
Sppiwevcenans
King Gorin
M. Garner
Ur Rancher
Mink
Hollieter
M. Buxton
Megwey i Iceecewspeczea I
Kederis
RMI
Edis Veesen
E. Sande
Guy Fortune
D. Connolly
Beaver Kill
Willis
Green Jones
N. Barrett
R. Simpson
Pee H. Thurber
A. L. Baker
Eagles at Bellevue Baseball Game Arranged for Sunday
Manager Pat Fichlie organized the Eagle No. 142 Baseball Club to play at Bellevue Park on Sunday as the representative team of the local order. Frat brothers from Newport Covington and Cincinnati will travel to Bellevue Park for the game. Andler or Reis will work for Bellevue while the Eagles rely on big right hander Meibers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Fichlie
Eagle No
Bellevue Park
Eagles
Frat Brothers
Newport
Covington
Cincinnati
Andler
Reis
Bellevue
Meibers
Jockey Peak Suspended Over Belmont Park DQ
In New York on May 81 jockey Peak received a one week suspension from the Board of Stewards at Belmont Park. His mount Airman won the fifth race but was disqualified for fouling Monomoy entering the stretch, and Monomoy was declared the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Stewards
Belmont Park
Airman
Monomoy
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Giants
League Park
Quakers
H.O.A.B
Phil. Abhoab
Bancroft
Bur
Stock
Luderus
Fletcher
Holke
Ojcravath
Rod’uez
Balee
Seane
Hogg
Pierce
G. Burns
Fleer
York
Bytcher
Lance
Hoge
St. Loo
Bucs
St. le AB Hoa
E. Pitts
Ith
Bigbee
Ird
Ise
Crnsby
Stenger
Etme
Sanders End Kelley
Zahnister
Orm and Hartley
Kent
Stroud End Kocher
Northrop
Mepmcepelis
Southern Association
Memphis
R. H. BE
Rene
Vance Ane
Hargeaves
Black Long
Hawort
Chattanooga
Orleans Tratteries
Ring and
Higgins
Perdue Anid
Little Rock
R. H
es—Robinson
Brotteni
Thomashville
Sebeee
Marshall Bennett
Trump
Champs
Chicgo
AB. Ie Cleve
Ab.h.o.a.e. Seibold
Cots
Peaker
Felsch
Warnbe's
BOM Fess
Weed
O Risberg
Schalk
O'Neill
Will'ms
Graney
Tigers
Industrial League
Belmont
Smyo
Louis Ville
John Jr
ACME
Hagang
Samerson
Jamerson Clothes Shops
Floo Carew
Mibivadiee
Bic Leaguerages
National League
Louis
Icago
International League
Stars OF Turf
Kentucky
REDS
Phillies
Hewitt
Cincinnat
Drs. Hewitt and
Mackenbach
Dr. Mackenbach
New York Peat
Rach Street
Ohio
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