New York Giants Face Reds After St Louis Row
Manager Davis claims a key umpiring decision tainted a win in St Louis as Patsy Donovan allegedly blocked a grounder, prompting threats to quit if Nash umpired. Matthewson, praised for speed and variety, sidelined Alex Smith injures hand. Reds seek batting touch amid spring grounds issues.
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Weague Park
Giants
George Davis
St. Louis
Davis
Patsy Donovan
Matthewson
Donovan
Buelow
Dwyer
New York
Cincinnati
McPhee
Brooklyn
Lajoie Case to Be Appealed by Philadelphia Club
Rumor says Colonel John I. Rogers representing the Philadelphia Baseball Club will appeal the Common Pleas Court No 5 ruling denying an injunction in the Lajoie case. No formal action or notice was given in court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Rogers
Supreme Court
Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
John I. Rogers
Philadelphia Baseball Club (Limited
Deci
Sion
Common Pleas Court No. 5
Lajoie
Athletic Club
Rohe Signs with Fort Wayne Team
George Rohe, formerly with the Wabash State League club and Baltimore American League team this season, has signed to play with Fort Wayne in the Wayne Western Association. He is described as a heavy hitter and capable fielder, considered a valuable acquisition for the Fort Wayne club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Wabash
Ind
Ge Rohe
Eecena
Wayne Western Associe
Ft. Waynes
Marion Club Struggles Over Shaw Departure
Dayton June 6 Manager Pat Wright of the Marion Club protests Shaw leaving for the Detroit Club. Wright appeals to President Meyer as there may be no remaining Western Association retirees for the National agreement. Wright pins hopes on new signee catcher Smink after Dayton release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Pat Wright
Marion
Shaw
Detroit
Wright
Meyer
Smink
James Braid Wins Open at Murfield in 74 and Three-Round Lead
In Scotland at Murfield, James Braid posted 74 to lead after the third round by five strokes over Harry Vardon. Braid’s strong play included precise putting as nearly 1,000 spectators watched. Vardon faltered with several bad holes, but Braid extended his advantage.
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Gallane
Scotland
James Baid
Murfield Links
Harry Vardon
Braid
Cleveland Beats Baltimore 4 for Dowling Victory
Dowling pitched for Cleveland to redeem a previous loss as Cantillon was ill and Sheridan stood beside him. Cleveland edged Baltimore 4 to 2 with Beck Williams and Seymour among the batters contributing while Dunn relieved. The game totals show Cleveland with 12 hits to Baltimore’s 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Dowling
Cantillon
Sheridan
Cheve
Ab.h.o.a.e
Balt. Abhore
Picker
McGraw
OlDenlin
Tdio O’brien
Williams
Keister
Seymour
J. Yeager
O\Jackson
Baltimore
Beck
Ee Williams
Cleve
Cantilion Ang and
Ohio Trap Shooters League concludes with record turnout
In Circleville Ohio the three day Ohio Trap Shooters League tournament ended with the largest attendance in the league's history. The Press Post trophy went to Young the F C Smith trophy to Sanford and the Sportsman s Review five man team race was won by the land with Mechanical second? GS enitticothe third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Circleville
Ohio Trap Shooters’ League
Press Post
Young
F. C. Smith
Sanford
Sportsman's Review
Land
Enitticothe
Chickasaws Defeat Bellevue Blues 14 to 6 in Memphis
The Chickasaws defeated the Bellevue Blues 14 to 6 in Memphis. The Cincinnati team fought hard but failed to overcome Kerinberger's effective deliveries and the Chickasaws’ sustained energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Memphis, Tenn
The
Chickasaws Today
Bellevue Blues
Cincinnati
Visi
Kerinberger
Chicago Drubs Philadelphia as Errors Doom Locals
The Chicago nine commit rough fielding miscues and allow six hits in a ninth inning collapse. Donohue surrenders six hits in relief as attendance reaches 600. Final score Chicago 9 Philadelphia 4 with Hallman Delehanty Flick and De Barry among the bats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Donohue
Chi
Hartesell
Thom Green
Del
Dexter
Flick
Barry
Childs
OO Raymer
M'Cormic
Cross
Kahoe
Dimeltnae
Waddell
Corere Sesceseeeeensers
Philadelphia
Seton
McCormick
Hallman
Delehanty
de Barry
O’ Day
St. Louis tops Boston in seventh with late rally
St. Louis wins 4-3 over Boston as three seventh inning hits and a walk set up two decisive runs. Sudhoff started for Boston and allowed early runs before settling, while Pittinger issued a pass that helped the Cardinals take the lead. Attendance 1,800.
Brooklyn Beats Pittsburg 4-1 in tight field duel
Keeler shines at third as Brooklyn tops Pittsburg 4 to 1. Pittsburg led twice but two swift double plays denied the rally. Attendance 2,500. Highlights include Daly two-base hit and Keeler unassisted double play. Umpire Emelie officiated.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Keeler
Broklyn Abh
Pi Pittsb
Ab.a.o.a
Boamt
Clarke
Sheckard
Wagner
Daly
Br’sfi'ld
Miece
Soy ‘ Farrell
Ely
McGuire
Hughes
Dphil
Teeee
Beagle Sadesd
McCreery
Ble
Hoosiers Shut Down as Ft Wayne Beats Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on June 6, Ft. Wayne defeated the Hoosiers 19 to 6. Daniels held Indianapolis to scattered hits while Suthoff was hit hard. Notable plays included two-base hits by Fox and F Miller, and a double play from Plauthoff to Heyden to Kelly. Attendance was 800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Wayne
Indianapolis
Ind
Daniels
Hoosiers
Suthoff
UiNat
Bey
Bevins
Shannon
Miller
Kelly
McCann
Heydon
Thorn’n
Fox
O\Babb
Flynn
F.miller
Hickey
Fulton
Wayne
Umce Hierar
Senators Shut Out Toledo in Nine Innings
Columbus pitchers held Toledo to one reach of second base as Wilhelm returned to the mound. The Senators won 6 to 0 with strong defense and timely hits, while Toledo offense struggled throughout the nine innings. Attendance was 369 on a rainy day in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
McPhee
Rosie
Columbus
Wilhelm
Senators
Toledo
Columb
Ab.h. “ . E. Toledo
Ab.h.o. A
Talbot
Vive 'Ies
Olumbus
Bain
Abella Ganley
Washington edgelast teams play to high excitement
Special Dispatch reports a tense Washington game with heavy crowd noise and strong performances. Bailey and Simonton starred for Washington with base hits and notable out counts, while Grubbs and Simonton worked the pitching. Umpire Smith officiated, amid a lively scoreline showing a tight contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Sines O
Washington
Wasington Grasedu
Bailey
Reneela
Simonton Pn
Washi
Simonton
Grubbs
Smith
Fleischmanns Bid High as Whitney Tops at Sale
Special despatch from New York notes lively bidding for Dixiana sale horses. Whitney and the Fleischmanns vie for top lots including a brown colt by Dr. McBride Sis Himyar, with prices reaching $10,110 for a full brother to Blues and other high figures for several Dr. McBride progeny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
New York
Repeeans
Dixiana
Rkonsm
C. Whitney
Fleisch
Tom Welch
Trumpet
Whitney
Payig
Fleischmanns
Dr. McBride-Sis Himyar
Captain Brown
Blues
St. Maxim Flo N
Dr. McBride—Quesal
Sidney Paget
Henry of Navarre
Minnie Himyar
J. E. Madden
Br. c
Dr. McBride
Sis Himyar
T. Welsh
Richmond Athletes Plan New Boat Club Project
At an Athletic Club meeting Dr. George T. Fisher was elected chairman and T. M. Riddell secretary as Richmond aims to form a boat club. A $1,000 start with 100 members at $10 each was proposed, with committees for charter members and a boathouse to be built near Tower Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Athletic Club
George T. Fisher
T. M. Riddell
Fisher
Tower Hill
G. T. Raidt
Foundling Strong in Muddy Newport Race Card
The Newport program featured baby races with Foundling and Myrtle Dell headlining a muddy card. Myrtle Dell led from the start to beat Foundling in the fourth race five furlongs with Connie C. third, while Silk Cord faded. Anna A. B. scored a heavy-backed victory in the second, aided by Troxier's crowding of Ship Ahoy. Forbust won the owners handicap as Anxious failed to sustain a late rally. Banquo, the favored seven furlongs, and Profit in the six furlongs also scored, with Times-Star nosed for third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Silk Cord
Foundling
Crabb
Lynden Tree
Myrtle Dell
Corinne C
Myrtle
Dell
Anna A. B
Scorpions
Runni
Troxier
Ship Ahoy
Beauchamp
Hiner
Lindsey
Lady Hayman
Zenaide
Forbust
Annie Lauretta
Albert Vale
Old Banquo
Fed
Baffled
Profit
Pretty Rosie
Star
Anxious
Webster
Richards
Zenalde
Cogswell
Scotch Bramble
Juniper
Patchwork
Ruth Parks
Crescent Queen
Lady Silver
Gennerose
Lindsay
Pearl Ban
Washington
Dr. Lovejoy
Georgienna
the Common
Pillow Dex
Edna
Kenner
Faleta
la Prince
Maid of Hope
Cubanite
Worthington
Abbie Kirk Algo
Forbush
Williams
Filibuster
Pitrman
Batiste
Ceceeenenes
Fairy Dell
Sandowne
Waterhouse
Canrobert
Aker
Connie C
Rose of Red
Montana Pioneer
Banquo
Nancy Till
Jackson
Marion Lynch
Meidling
Wilson
Bronze Demon
Woodtrice
Sara Gamp
Batified
Birdie May
George B. Cox
Ibsindsay
Havelock
Jackon
Prey Rosie
Hothersoll
Times Star
Prudent
Colonel Strathey
Polly Bixby
Dr. Fannie
Randy
Little Reggie
Jacoma
Gym Field Day Promises Record Cincinnati Meet
The Cincinnati Gymnasium hosts its annual field day on Saturday June 25 drawing stars from high school meets and top runners. Elliott Wyler faces rivals including Yale alumnus Robert Mitchell Jr Otto Hoefle Ray Fox Welter Greenbaum L Creutz and Clarence Lauer among 50 100 and 220 yard entrants. Sixty three entries had been received by 6 oclock last night with KE Mannheimer Arthur Jacobs Ben Garthaus C Rosenberg Jonas Wise and others in sprint and long distance events. Reno Runck leads shot put as teams train for the one mile relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gymnasium
Queen City
Elliott L. Wyler
Robert Mitchell, Jr
Yale
Otto Hoefle
Ray Fox
Welter Greenbaum
L. Creutz
Clarence Lauer
D. Benedict
Charles Matties
Bere
KE. Mannheimer
Cincinnati University
Arthur Jacobs
Ben Garthaus
C. Rosenberg
Jonas Wise
Jesse Ray
G. Horstman
Anee Greenbaum
Henry E. Poor
Reno Runck
Riddlesdown Plate and Epsom Cup Victories Reported
The Sister Lucy filly won the Riddlesdown Plate at the Epsom summer meet with Isle of Man second and Boy of Egremond third. Merry Gal captured the Epsom Cup, with David Garrick second and King Courier third. Seventeen horses ran in both races and other stakes winners included Master Willia in Royal Stakes and Ghost winning the Durbans Plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lucy
Martin
Calmont
Isle of Man
Maher
Egremond
EB. C. Clayton
A. F. Stokes
Master Willia
Sierra
Duke of Devonshire
Dieudonne
W. Hall Walker
Merry Gal
UL. Reiff
P. Lorillard
David Garrick
Slevers
King Courier
Michel Euphrussis
Ghost
E. Corrigan
A. P. Cu
Amateur Baseball Schedule Sparks City Clubs
The Krebs team from Hamilton faces Shamrocks with Miller Huggins at second and Emil Haberer catching. Many clubs seek Sundays open dates, including Carthage Reds Bromley Crickets and Hartwell juniors. Navy, Addystons, Muldoons, Covingtons, and Bellevue Browns are among teams arranging matches. Aaron Winkler named manager of Cincinnati Saturday Afternoon League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krebs
Hamilton
Shamrocks
Miller Huggins
Emil Haberer
Shamrock
College Hill Traction
Carthage Reds
Bromley (Ky
Crickets
H. Tensing
Arew
City
Burnets
Hartwell Juniors
Colt
John Siths
Court Street
Cincinnnati
Hartwell Stars
Fouth
Fouth Any Sour Woomapore Or 11 Years of Age. Jessallenges
C. Hill
Hartwell
Pendleton
Addystons
Brauer
Hennessy, Macpeerschaels and
Beering
Superbaeam
Covington Park
Crack Muldoons
Covingtons
Kentucky Boys
Big Chis
Case
Jack Keenan
Bellevue Browns
Echos
Emeralds
Commercial Tribune
Navy Baseball Club
Grand Central Depot
Norwood Browns
Newport
Receius
Louisville
Navy
Cincinnati
Bond Hills
Elliotts
Peerless Baseball Club
Harrison,c
Harrisons
Peerless
Tensley
Carey Building
Aaron Winkler
Winkler
Norwood Park
Avondales
Norwoods
Vondale Grounds
Norwood Rooters
Avondale
Aaron McNeil
More Mills
College Hill and Milford Face Big Showdown Tomorrow
Tomorrow at College Hill the College Hill team meets Milford in a key game of the Saturday Afternoon League. Ortstop Morse is among the missing, down South with the Bellevue Blues. Reese of Avondale, a hard throwing pitcher, is expected to be watched as he faces Grobe-Wernicke and others in four contests at 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Harley
College Hill
Colle Hills
Milfords
Peirson
Ortstop Morse
Bellevue Blues
Milford
Co Hill
Avondale
Beewood
Grobe-Wernicke
Yms
Reese
Bill
Avondales
Scanlan Ready to Return After Ring Draw
Pittsburg middie Scanlan writes to a friend that he will likely be in the ring again. He left Holly for San Francisco to fight Ali, then stopped the train at Gal to seek medical care from a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scanlan
Pittsburg
Holly
San Francisco
Alill
Gal
Ladies Day at the Races Brings Muddy Mix of Wins and Bets
Report of a race day with Dr Black changing hands for B C Evans and Thorn ton, a cancelled first race due to horses crowding Imperialist and Foneda's way. Notes on Myrtle Dell Crabbony and Foundling performances, suspected frame ups, and talk of a future two year old match between Ben Hullum and St Hera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Evans
Hobson
Dr. Black
J. M. Thornton
Foneda
Lady Hayman
Richards
G. B. Cox
Billy Coleman
Wilson
Banquo
Mose Williams
Dr. Fannie
H. Watson
Myrtle Dell
Crabbony
Aker
Foundling
Silk Cord
Ben Hullum
St. Hera
Newport
Fowler
John Yerkes
the Rush
Horseshoe Tobacco
J. H. Sloan
Terminus
First Race Purse and Selling Odds Listed for Eight Races
The page lists weights and entrants for eight race events, including first race purse details with Tangible and Durrell among others, second race selling with Prue Wood and Sweet Dream, and multiple selling races with numerous horses and weights. Also noted are entries like Lady Florence and Pigeon To Octo in third race, and Mazeta and Ibis in fourth, plus additional selling and mile races with various horses and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangible
Durrell
Lot Thomas
Zellmore
Old Phil
Nelse Morris
Major Bell
Stamp
King’s Pet
Prue Wood
Los
Sweet Dream
Amoroso
Marion Lynch
Sylvan Dell
Troubaline
Baronet
Salvaleta
Tony Licalzi
Fae Monte
Lady Florence
Bettie R. Thrush
Back Talk
Com Sty Morrison
Jim Flood
Ceylon
Stamp Tangible Lot and Various Names Noted
A fragmented item lists several individuals and phrases including Stamp Tangible Lot Thomas and Prue Wood-Troubaline-Salyaleta along with Corinne C Shipne and Dollie Wagner-Russian. The text also mentions Worth air Hivean-Sree and Risto By George-Back Talk in disconnected segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamp—Tangible
Lot Thomas
Prue Wood
Troubaline
Salyaleta
Corinne C.—Shipne
Worth
Air Hivean — Sree
Ood
Dollie Wagner
Risto
George
Back Talk
Hamilton Racing Results Open with Fast Times
Hamilton Ontario June 6 weather warm. First race six furlongs Racebud won Flying Bess second Lake en Belle third time 1 16. Third race one and one sixteenth miles details incomplete for the final finish and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ont
Ries
Berkeley Race For Two Year Olds In Sprint
Miss Lobster won the four and one half furlong race with Pilaster second and Transfer ea Time third. Deady Lade took second in the seven and one half furlong event while Infelice and Press were third. D n finished first in the one and a half furlong dash with Feri M second and The Brother third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon
Eer Sugar
Berkeley
Miss Lobster
Pilaster
Transfer Ea
Deady Lade
Infelice E Press
Eas Redan
D' N
Feri M
Rhe Brother
Hengist Wins Surprise Race at Gravesend 100 to 1
Hengist, offered at 100 to 1, led most of the second race at Gravesend and hung on to win by a head. Malster faded after an early trouble, while Smart Set and Ten Candles paid open mounts but did not secure victory. The program included the Manhanset Stakes for two-year-olds and the Empire State Steeplechase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hengist
Gravesend
Dray
Malster
Neese
Sealy
Boles Far Niente
Ohase
Passe Parrot
George Keene
Dr. Elchberg
Smart Set
Shaw
Nugget
J. Slack
G. Whittier
Riggett
Cheat Fair Knight
Far Cry
Ivory
Bells
Packie F. P. Keating
Sunder- Hengist
Landry
Bullman
Ghane
Mango
Carl Kahier
Wayward Boy
Jill Greenwood
Cespedes
Land and Caithness
Connie
Frank Callahan
Caviar Wins Turf Congress Handicap at Hawthorne
Caviar, carrying 117 pounds, sprinted from midpack to win the Turf Congress Handicap by four lengths over Wild Pirate. Robert Waddell and other contenders failed to threaten as Ed Adack and others chased the pace under fair but heavy track conditions. The race card included multiple events with notable finishes and odds across the Hawthorne program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Caviar
Hawthorne
Lady Schorr
Tolio
Wild Pirate
Robert Waddell
Bradley
Ed Adack
McInerney
Little Eskine
Nutt
Uncle Tom
A Injun
Geta Blackburn
Podstock
the Auditor
Krewer
Aladdin
Mathews
Hans Wagner
J. Woods
Opssten
Tim Ae Hook
Silesian
Kentucky
Rudd
Odnor
Dominick
Prince of Africa
Remark
the Pride
Es Federal
Ecome
Winkfield
Maggie Davis
Alice Deusbety
Brief
Turf Congress
Cayn Se EE
Winnesa Meened
Ransch
Bangle
Gshauener II
Boney Boy
Knight Banneret
Walkenshaw
Coburn
To & U.s
Whitfield
Zacatosa
S.pissersess
Frent
Hermencia
Dousterswivel
Oxnard
Hosi
Sayres
Ransom
Avatar
Maydine
Allie .H
Give
Tarsus
Alzura
Selling Platers Dominate the Day at Fair Grounds Card
St Louis June 6 The Fair Grounds racing card was weak with cheap races dominating. Results show first race winner Robert Hinl Jr at 4 to 1, second Huntressa at 3 to 1, and later Ben Frost and Guide Rock among others, with times noted for each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Robert Hinl, Jr
O’brien
Silent Pri
Boras
Ahs
Ecnlitnn
Ku Des Asiel
Ray Sue Wie Kaile
Sanommy
Aga
Tristan Belle
Bassle Barnes
Huntressa
A. Wiper
Gift
P. Woods
Mae i
Oueeae
Houck
Benin
T. O'Brien
Mystns
McCann
William Boyer
Diaz
Thornwild
Ben Frost
Plunket
Percy R
T. O’brien
Clarence B
Sadie Levy
Onahacs
Deponan
Samivel
Elbe
Kitty Clyde
N He
Charles D
Chickamauga
Florrie
Miss Mayfield
Lita Lee
Wy Ap Per
Ethylene
Regin
Ruby Ray
Lady Clarick
Josie F
Trosuta
Anna Elliott
Wadelehr
Normaz
Broodler
Audiphone
Kilimandecharo
Kaffir
Carat
Flossie
King
Tufts
Phonolite
Bill Fritz
Colonel A
Tristram
Precisely
Magzic
Ey Bintics
Mabe Gelling
Bequeath
Runo
Prestome
Lady Curzon
Ed Belie
Sue Ieee
Meddle
Alea
Julietta
Bette Burnham
Ibs
Fa Amelia
Guide Rock
Ashfields
Linden Ells Ella
Zonne
Racing entries and weights from multiple turf events
A long list of race entries across many divisions with horse names, weights, and distances. Notable names include Gunfire Miss Hastings Kilogram Arganauta Hal Mitchell Roxane The Rhymer and Beau Gallant among numerous others. The page shows maidens selling and handicap races with varied distances and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunfire
Miss Hastines
Ice Water
Somersay
Potente
Seminole
Mango
Intrusive
Latson
Mercer
Miss Hastings
Playlike
Margie S
C. Rosenfeld
James Fitz
Frivol
Benton Gray
Wild Oats
Halberdier
Fleischmann
Arganauta
Orenburg
Golden Grain
Fatalist
Roxane
Goldilia
Waterton
Brahmin
Thicket
Ethica
Mange
Beautiful
Destiute
Himself
Contend
Anecdote
Snark
Mizpan
the Puritan
Bold Knight
Kid
Godtre
Dolando
His Royal Highness
Herbert
Standing
the Rhymer
Beau Gallant
Terminus
Gulden
Matt Simpson
Kamara
Hawthorne
Tragedy in Henry County Leaves Three Children Dead
In Henry County near Napoleon Ohio a farmer Grove loses three children in a dawn blaze and a linked murder suicide. Le Roy Grove, 13, killed his siblings using a rope and revolver and shot himself after setting the barn alight. A Jesse James novel was found in his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Henry County
Napoleon
Grove
le Roy
Jesse James
Man shoots at mayor and commits suicide in Uhrichsville
Pry Carey arrested for selling liquor to minors in Canal Dover. While in Mayor's court he cursed officials then returned with a revolver and tried to kill the Mayor. He shot himself, dying the following night, the second suicide by similar means in four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Canal Dover
Pry Carey
Uhrichsville
Here
Taeba
Aes
Ae S
Carey
Wabash Pioneer Sues Ex Wife for Slander Damages
William R. Collins of Wabash sues his former wife Mary Rice for $2000 in Grant Circuit Court charging slander. He alleges her accusation that his granddaughter Boyle Whiting was poisoned by him damaged his reputation and he states he has led a life in the ice business and property was involved in prior divorce and partition cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
William R. Collins
Grant
Mary Rice
Collins
Chicago
Manion Sought in Detroit Larceny Case
W N Manion, who checked into the Algonquin Hotel in Detroit and left with a young woman bound for Dayton Ohio, is wanted in Detroit on a larceny charge. Police traced him after a tip and telegram. he reportedly had substantial cash and a diamond studded watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Dayton
W.N. Manion
Algonquin
Detroit
Mich
Manion
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Nash
Christopher Matthewson
Alex Smith
Louis
Boston
Clube
W. L. Pe
St. Is
Geneva
N. Y
Ithewson
Eddie Ashenback
Mana Gina
Newport News
Iginia ‘State
Warth
Ruste
Cunningham
Foranager Davis
Fred Knowles
Freedman
Knowle
Polo Grounds
Doheny
McFadden
Barney McFadden
Alex. Smith
Broadway
Alex
Jupqueetioneyy
Jack Doyle
Phyle
Arvin
Phillips
Billy Keeler
Brooklyns
Hanlon
George Rohe
FT. Wayne Team
Western Association
Catcher Shaw
James Braid
Philadephi
W.L. Pe
Milwaukee
Ohio
Sudhoff
Pittinger
H.O.A.B
H.O.A
Burkett
Hampton
Heidr'k
Tepney
McGann
J Pemens
O Long
Se Ooo Padden
Wallace
Wahoo Dement
Tenney
Sudnow
Pence
Suhoff
Sudhof
Ng Wpa
Broden
Heldrick
W. Pe
W. C. Whitney
Tommy Atkins
Tom Crabb
Anna
Banquo IL
L. Reiff
Drere
Orl
Mal
Cersesess
Agianiova
Cochran
Scesseess
Burns
Alsike
Dolce-Far-Niente
Spencer
Jack Demand
H. Cochran
Sombrero
Piggott
Cseseeeees
Tims
Dixie Line
Hueston
Pete Eene
Sean Ao
Dixon
Aoe
Bondman
Eon
Hal Mitchell
Major Tenny
Altona
Declaimer
Puryear
Frank Mc
J. Samilson
Arian
Chaminade
Annowan
Bright Night
Refugee
Palipe
Eeeeeeree
Shut Up
Zack É Rewer
Axim Ribyloft
Amnale Grizel
Ogle
Stuvve
Emmet Orr
John D
Stuart Young
Hornpipe
Strangest
Bive Lick
Ance
Myth
Scotch Plaid
Lee King
Our Neilie
Hampsh
Corillo
Patroon
San Andres
Lad
Wabash, Ind
Carter
Carters
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