Amateur Day at Redland Field Draws Record Crowd
More than 23,000 attended Amateur Day events at Redland Field with five games starting at 9 am amid upsets In Class A the Spencer Diamonds defeated the favored Commello nine 7 6 after a 6 0 lead while Carl Ackerman starred for the victors Other results include Purcell Juniors tie for first in Class C and Camp Washington Cubs beating Howdy Club 7 4 A heavy rain halted the Ziegler Schaefers game after five innings Spectators enjoyed band performances by German Protestant Orphan and St Josephs orphanages Officials called it the most successful Amateur Commission event yet.
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Morton
Howdy
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St. Joseph’s
Junior Order League Concord Council routs Linwood Council
Concord Council crushed Linwood 138 to 5 after eleven runs in the first three innings at Taft Field. Weimer pitched for Concord with strong hitting from Hauer, Filfe, and Weimer while Linwood struggled on both offense and defense.
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Frames
Filfe Weimer
Everhard
Theetge
Leonhardt
Taft Field
Spinney League Viel Club defeats Liberty Furniture 8 to 4
Spinney League Viel Club beat Liberty Furniture 8 to 4 at Riverside yesterday. Rallies in the fifth sixth and seventh innings supplied all the runs. Gerding Wood Homan and Heidt each had base hits for the victors while Wood earned the win and Hogan umpired.
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Liberty Furniture Combination
Riverside
L. Fur
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James
Xing
Unk
Gerding
O’conners
Walsh
Wood
Homan
Heidt
King
Woll
Woil
Hogan
Pitchers Duel Highlights Northern Ky League Actions
Schafer beat Stormer in a tight pitchers duel while Gosney Autos edged Dixie Sales 1 to 0 on three and four hits respectively. Burch drove in the only run with a fifth inning triple as the Golden Reds topped Schweinhart Tires 8 to 5 and All-Kentuckians defeated Independence 2 to 1 in another close contest at Independence.
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Tilden Beats Chapin in Exhibition Tennis Match
William T. Tilden Jr. avenged a prior loss by defeating A. H. Chapin Jr. in Springfield in four sets 7-5 4-6 6-4 6-3 after losing the Connecticut state title to Chapin last week.
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Mass
William T. Tilden
Connecticut
A. H. Chapin, Jr
Chapin
Harmony Club Triumphs 7-6 Over Lawrenceburg In Third Game
Harmony Club edged Lawrenceburg 7 to 6 at Addyston Park in the second of a three game series as Hick Farrell faltered in the eighth. Plummer stole home to tie before Harmony pushed across the winning run in the bottom of the final frame witnessed by about 6 200.
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Elmwood defeats Carthage 16 to 9 in Millcreek alley final
Elmwood pelted Carthage with eight runs due to errors, nine by Franks then Elrick stellar pitching. Home runs by Franks Bauer and Elrick highlighted a high scoring afternoon before a large Carthage crowd.
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Millcreek Alley
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Behrhead Becker Tailors edge College Hill nine in 6 5 victory
Becker Tailors outslug College Hill 6 to 5 at College Hill fields. Early errors and late rally give Becker Tailors the win as Butler homers and Siebler contributes key hits.
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O’kane
Ol Shambgh
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Lehart
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College Hill
Siebler Piedes
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Shevlin
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Beriwanger
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Out By Better 5 and Browns 2 in baseball game
Purcell 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 Ebert's Meat 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0. Pendery pitched 9 strikeouts 3 walks for Better, Krumdieck 6 for Browns. Bolger Manning Krumdieck Ew ing charged with errors. Wilson McGuire O Callahan Huffman each stole a base. Umpires Jones Clendening and F W Lape scorers Leonhardt Stothfang.
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Brown
Jones
Clendening
Leonhardt
Purcell
Ebert
Bolger
Manning
Krumdieck
Ewing
McGuire
Wilson
O’callahan
J. Huffman
Pendery
Derr As sel Win At Golf Pro Am Tournament
Ray Derr and Joe As sel won the Maketewah Country Club event with a 68, combining a 35 first nine and 33 second. George Bowden and A E Anderson tied for second with 70, sharing with Elmer Gerth and Quinn Peckham. Bowden led scoring with 72. The next pro-am is July 18 at Clovernook Country Club.
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Ray Derr
Joe Assel
Maketewah Country Club
Maketewah
George Bowden
A. E. Anderson
Avon Field Doo
Elmer Gerth
Quinn Peckham
Bowden
Anderson
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Peckham
Derr
Clovernook Country Club
Golfers League third series sees wide margins in Blue Red divisions
Maketewak and Cincinnati Country Club widen leads with 8 to 1 and 6 to 3 victories over Wyoming and Western Hills. Clover nook blanked Hillcrest 9 to 0 while Twin Oaks beat Highlands 6 to 3. Ft. Mitchell-Losantiville postponed to July 31. Hyde Park had a bye.
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Cincinnati
Wyoming
Western Hills
Clovernook
Hillcrest
Twin Oaks
Highlands
Ft. Mitchell
Hyde Park golfer Ed Strubbe scores hole in one
Ed Strubbe of the Hyde Park Golf and Country Club carded a hole in one on the 200 yard third hole in a fourball with Jim Clark W C Bartlett and Bill Mathers. The hole features a creek at the back and a diagonal hazard across the fairway.
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Hyde Park
Frank Santry
Earl Gahagen
Stock table shows 1916 industrials and railroads range
The table lists twenty six industrial stocks and twenty railroads from the start of 1916 to the market close last Thursday. Published by courtesy of W. E. Hutton & Co. Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Canadian Pacific Railway 5-Year Record Highlights
Stock report notes Canadian Pacific Railway Co. records and performance. Emphasis on the railway's 5% yield and long-term stability within the market. Corporate status and historical context implied by the listing.
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Canadian Pacific Railway CO
Canadian Pacific Company Profile and 1925 Earnings
Canadian Pacific dominates private rail, hotel, shipping and land holdings across Canada and parts of the U.S. It operates 15 157 miles of lines from St John s to Vancouver and controls 5 100 miles of U S lines. The group owns 59 ships and 21 inland vessels plus hotels grain elevators and telegraph services. Debt totals 317 286 531 with 264 244 882 in perpetual debenture stock. 1925 net operating income reached 40 154 775 on 183 366 006 gross revenues.
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White Oak Beats West Fork in Miami Valley League Clash
White Oak scored a clear 14 to 6 victory over West Fork in a Miami Valley League game at West Fork. Errors by West Fork aided the winners as key hitters Schmalz Sexton and Brielmeyer starred for White Oak, while Lang pitched and West Fork’s Bolinger and Hollick contributed at the plate.
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Hutchinson
Crummer
Borg
Huttenbauer Leads Kraus Nine In Westwood Victory
In a seven inning Class B amateur game Huttenbauer's Ot Huttenbauer powered a 12 to 4 win for Huttenbauer over Kraus. Key hits included Travers three base and Bodemer two base. Seeger and Giraud split pitching duties with Giraud striking out seven.
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Ced
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New American 100 Mile Record by Loui Maltese
Loui Maltese of the Century Road Club Association New York set a new American record for a 100 mile bicycle road race. He won the Sesquicentennial marathon in 4 hours 33 minutes 6.35 seconds on a course from Union City New Jersey to the municipal stadium in Philadelphia.
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Economic Musings of 1926 Aboard Market Stability
Theodore H. Price surveys ongoing prosperity in the United States, noting robust stock, wheat and cotton markets and stubborn dry goods stability. He cites Europe’s turbulence and prohibition politics as potential headwinds, yet sees no near-term slump as American firms push ahead.
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National Collegiate Outdoor Championships Field Announced
Chicago this week hosts the National Collegiate Outdoor Championships drawing 65 college teams from across the nation. Navy, Oklahoma Teachers, and Dartmouth are among late entrants joining top varsity athletes from coast to coast for a weekend of title tests.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Oklahoma
Dartmouth
Evanston Nets Sweep Hyde Park in Tennis Series
Evanston Tennis Club players swept a series against Hyde Park East Club yesterday. Hyde Park failed to win any of the three matches. William Ward beat Gordon Small 2 6 7 5 6 3 in singles, Arthur Schroeder defeated Earl Klein 6 3 6 3, and Leo Ober Schmidt with Bob Flinn beat Clem Apgar and D Sievers.
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William Ward
Gordon Small
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Clem Apgar
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Alonzo Wins Philadelphia and District Clay Court Title
Manuel Alonzo, Spanish Davis cup player, defeated Wallace F. Johnson in the final 6-2 6-2 6-4 to win the Philadelphia and district clay court championship.
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Philadelphia and District
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