Remarkable Redlegs In Form Reversal
Redlegs suffer a stunning turn from prolific Wednesday hitting to a scoreless day as Phillies pitcher Ray Benge dominates. Jakie May allows only seven hits yet yields a homer with a man on, while Benge shuts down most Reds after a fifth inning surge.
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Bob Newhall
Reds
Phillies
Goliaths
Redlegs
Palookas
Homer
Jakie May
May
Ray Benge
Back Bay
Benges
Benge
Thompson
Swanson
Phils
Lerian
Walker
Cruz
O’doul
Friberg
Fresco Thompson
Phil
Fresco
Southern
Hurst
Sukeforth
Kemner
Swansons
Dressen
Rubber game of Reds and Phils at Redland Field
The Reds and Phillies close a three game series in the afternoon with the rubber match after each side won one. An earlier homer into the right field boxes sparked outcry as the odd setup remains only partially used this season.
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Reds
Phils
Thompson
Redleg
Redland Field
Philly
Redland
National League Meeting Opens Amid Lobby Gossip
President Heydler attends the National League meeting at the Cincinnati Club with President McDiarmid and Treasurer Lou Widing. They arrived for the session starting at 11 and earlier played golf at Hyde Park where a rough stretch on the back nine soured them.
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John Heydler
McDiarmid
Lou Widing
Heydler
Hells
Cincinnati Club
Hyde Park
Notable guest celebrates 99th birthday at ball game
Judge G. E. Mills hosted distinguished guest FE Bradstreet in the box. The Cincinnati lawyer and Yale graduate of 1853 marked his ninety ninth birthday by attending the ball game.
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G. E. Mills
FE. P. Bradstreet
Mr. Bradstreet
Cincinnati
Yale
Donohue to oppose Sweet land in final yard battle
Peter Donohue will oppose Candy Sweet in today’s final game at the yard.
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Peter Donohue
Candy Sweetland
Unusual Foul Balls Sparked by Clergy Catch at Ballgame
Attendance reached 1,722 as Leran fouled two balls into the upper stand. A Catholic priest and then clergy members made two notable one hand catches, while Hurst recorded three putouts and Southern nine as Benge kept Reds hitting fly balls.
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Cincinnati
AB. R. H. Pouwa
Hurst
Benge
Kemner
Philadelphia
Leran
Lernan
Reds
Southern
Washington Park Race Day Summary
Claiming races at Washington Park feature two year olds to older horses across multiple sprints and routes. Notable finishes include Altavar with 4.36 to 1.00 in race one and Salona taking second with David L. near odds 2.36 in race two, as Weather clear and track fast.
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Altavar
Ayrau
Calcite
Lydia Mae
Molly
Seth
Easter- Boy
My O’ My
Royal Equity
Bunyora
Jaboulay
Salona
Rideout
David L
Jones
Venetia M
Coaster
French Lane
Olympic
Exquisite
Halbert
Black Flyer
Shropshire
Belline
Heigle
George Groom
Bruno
Prince Ronald
King of the Spa
Birdwood
Joe Engel
Muhleking
Bill Cosgrave
Torch Boy
May Cherry
Golden Volt
T. S. Jordan
Aquaplane
Barnone
Honey Fish
Cossack
Ayrand
Bart
Pomegranate
la Rerette
Panketa
Little Beaver
Blowaway
Seee Jean Navelle
Sane Woodgain
Neal
Royal Ruby
Gold
Goldmark
Jonés
Bill Seth Tneal
Ae Domen Namer
Macks Topple Browns Again as Yanks Lose
Philadelphia Athletics rout St. Louis Browns 15 to 4 helped by Simmons and Foxx homers. Earnshaw wins. Blaeholder charged with five runs in the third inning, Ogden and Shores also used. Time 2:00 with umpires Guthrie Hildebrand and Moriarity.
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Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Blaeholder
Simmons
Foxx
St. Louis
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Schang
O’rourke
Earnshaw
Haas
Cochrane
Kress
Miller
Bishop
Shores
Kemsey
Ogden
Guthrie
Hildebrand
Moriarity
Paschal
L.sewell
Lazzeri
Byrd
Tavener
Grabows’i
Holloway
Dickey
Ferrell
Duroch
Koenig
Pipgras
Thomas
Zachary
Cleveland
New York
Durocher
Falk
Fonseca
L. Sewell
Averill
Lary
Combs
Lin
Mil
Ipg
Progras
Innin
Grabowski
Piogras
Nallin and
Dineen
Latonia Third Race and Other Turf Clips
Latonia third race claimers went one mile and seventy yards with Sand Mole-Purple Cross winning for W Reed. Royal Julian led early, held on to beat Fairy Maiden, Brown Flash, and Lancer in the Verona event. Serenata Farms’ Serenata homebred won the seventh race, a 114 mile stake, with Minervus and Pollywog close behind as Fire Under and Busy Fairy fought for minor places.
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W. Reed
Sand Mole
Purple Cross
Prion Ee OM
St.Odds
Ceeisias
Scout
J. Majestic
F. P. Letellier
Jeakecar
F. J
Little Scout
Beech Wood
Eiever
Beechwood
Ragus
Grandwood
Illustrious
Verona
W. H. Whitehouse
Ch. H
Royal Il
Julia L
L. Johnson
Royal Julian
D. Dubois
Fairy Maiden
W. Maher
Matuels
Brown Flash
Lancer
Gold Handle
Serenata Farms B. H
Argos
Quick Patch
A. S. Lewis
St.Odde
Minervas
Lao
W. Lilley
Serenata Farm
Pollywog
Buetethin Ccs
M. Goldblatt
L. Pigrots
Parkview Stable
Harned Bros
Busy Fairy
W. Gooler
J. Hackmeister
Queen Royal
W. Rapa Tecsiuais
J. Kelley
Noble Wrack
F. Rouzier
A. Luzader
Longchamps
J. T. Looney
Minervus
Keith
Fire Under
Chatson
Indians Rally Over Yankees 9-7 to Halt Streak
Cleveland breaks New York five game win streak in a 9-7 road victory. Bib Falk drives in four runs as Walter Miller holds early control before Yankee late rally, Pip Gras bats up in the loss. Major line details and key plays noted.
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New York
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Pipgras
Thomas
Zachary
Bib Falk
Cleveland
Walter Miller
Tigers 7 Senators 5
Detroit beat Washington 7 to 5 after Ad Liska gave up three runs in the eighth. Stoner earned the win for Detroit, while Burke took the loss for Washington. Key hits included three two-base and one three-base hit, plus a Myer homer.
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Washington
Mana Johnson
Hadley
Detroit
Ad Liska
Ab.h.o.a
Wash
H.O.A. Johnson
Myer
Liska
Urke
Stewart
Bluege
Barnes
Spencer Wablkes
Detroit Sc
SOCOL
Ruel
Flagstead
Gehringer
Fothergill
Mer
Sigafoos
Goslin
Alexander
McManus
Judge
Fother Gill
Hayes
Cronin
Stoner
White Sox down Red Sox 9 to 5 in Boston
Chicago wins the second game of the series 9 5 as Ed Morris is knocked out in the fourth. Boston errors and timely hits fuel a Chicago lead while Morris allows eight runs in three innings.
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White Sox
Ed Morris
Red Sox
Morris
Chicago
Ab.h.o.a
Rothrock
Cranes
I Scareskii i
Reynolds, R
W.barret
Watwood
R.barrett
Kamm
T Bigelow
Cissell
F Reeves
Err
Todt
Berg, c
Gillis
Berry
Bayne
R. Barrett
tRan
Bigelow
Searritt
Kerr
Shires
Clancy
W. Barrett
Reynolds
Narlesky
Adkins
Cincinnati Husky John Anderson to Represent Cornell in Discus
John Anderson, a Cincinnati husky, will bear Cornell colors in the discus throw at the national collegiate meet in Chicago on Saturday. Anderson joined the Olympic team last year and placed at Amsterdam, having neared the world record in the event on several occasions.
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John Anderson
Cincinnati Husky
Cornell
Chicago
Anderson
Amsterdam
Bainbridge Race Day Results Highlight Five Thoroughbred Starts
The card lists seven claiming races from Bainbridge with purses from 200 to 800 dollars. Weta tops the first race at 6 furlongs with a 10.30 win price while Blue Rose and Sun Dance post strong payouts in races two and six. Also noted are scratchings Macbeth Maxie Zonite and Jim Bridger among various entries and times around 1 18 and 1 45 for six furlongs and a mile plus.
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Weta
Savage
Bedford Saint
Luther
Gold Bells
Landolt
Haaeek Lorelei
Erin’s Bride
Allrightie
Foreclose
Rigel
Chief Tierney
King Solomon’s Seal
Salvage
Donarita
Monterosa
Bootsie Boo
Horn
Robson
Shy Hare
Churchman
Alec Ran
Thunderstruck
Curtain Call
Honest Tom
Silverware
Trudgeon
Trapland
Blue Rose
Carroll
Warfield
Hanaver
Determan
The
Ulster
Jack Fairman
Partner
Blahr
Signola
Rebeck
LeBlanc
Pretty Ran
Harry B
Denny
Cooney
Wrack Ray
Jim Bridger
Ward
Sun Dance
Pernia
Robina Seth
Gr’nwood
Belmont Results First Race at Aqueduct Features Multiple Outs
Results from Belmont card include six races led by claiming contest for 3-year-olds and up over 1 134 miles won by Euphrates with Leishman aboard. Canterbury takes Meadowbrook Steeplechase Handicap. Sarazen II dominates two-year-olds in 58 seconds.
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St. Fish
Euphrates
Leishman
Cwholey
Croyden
Garner
Longworth
Dangerous
Dolan
Mere Spectacular
Jack Bienerell
Meadowbrook
St. Thee Canterbury
Bostwick
Warfain
Cheyne
Rubigny
Digard
Skedaddle
Brucourt
Eastland Farms
Nomad
Bangle
Uffy
Sarazen II
W. Garner
Annan
Moore
Coi Ouis Oievcictniedies
Night Extra
My Scoop
Dunellin
Castle Rock
T. J. Healey
Swatter
Chimneysweep
Conclave
St. Pete
Arcturus
Watters
Kentucky St
Walls
Sepoy
Robertson
St. PL
Pansy Walker
Coltiletti
Barrett
Bourbon Maid
Legere
tHilaria
Black Carsé
Red Rag
Peace
Paradise Lost
Lumac
Fooe
tWidener
St. Pi
Chianti
M. Garner
Malley
Dail
Searcher
Friar Cliff
Fairmount Race Day Results Highlight Local Claiming Stakes
Multiple races at Fairmount feature claiming events for two and three year olds and up. Breakaway and Emeryville led the first race with Show and Place finishes, while Trophy contenders swept Times noted, scratches listed, and standout performances by Spanish Aster and Thistle Star in later legs. Several horses were scratched or omitted, with results reflecting a fast track and tight finishes.
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Latonia
Ae Ky
W Wiliamson
Br. F
Dunne Atag Merle
O. A. Bianchi
Wis
St.Odde
F. A
Pascuma Wwilliamson
Adelot
Sandy River
SCC
Enee Cc
E. Hamilton
Feee Corot
Connelly R. Miller
Heupel
Ed McShane
Valence
L. Robinson
Low Dude William
Crum
D. “Breckinridge
Huon Pine
United Army
Coloratura
Bob Blackburn
Fabian
Inner
P. Headley
B. Bremus
Air Cushion
Tish Coro
ORR
St. i i
Frank Tetreenene
Peadley
Southland Belle
Majestic
Letellier
Connelly
J. L. Haggin
Sky Hich
CRI
Ccicces
Super Toy
Ryan
J. P. Chinn
Miss Sudduth
Lilley Eee Ewnebeee Serenata Farm
Mutuel Field
Tishybo
Easpoon
Show
Teaspoon
Sky High
Abe
Abe] Basil Was Hard Hustled Throughout. Miss Sudduth
Hendries B. F
Tehad—Storm Bound
Walesa
Wits St
St.Odde Storm Signal
Corescores
Allen
Hendrie
Pichon Eeenees
Parkview Stable
H. Sette
Kenton Farm
Holman
Beaumont
Frank Y Headley
Capt
Jack, Jr
Russell
Four Oaks
Max Brick
Murphy
Star Forward
D ‘Froggatte
Bonny Basil Dee
H Philpot
Basil Manor
Sta
Apt. Laufley
W. Lauscher Allace
Bounding Rock
J. Ryan Prr
Creo Eee Eee
Reneeee H. Friend
Mutuel
J. Caleda
Emeryville
K. Horvath
J. Berry
Edwards
Rose
Marjory Sé
Grace
Glenn
Cramer
Chicola
Wabbs
Lady Louise
Baronne
de Veldard
Betty Cagwin
Nausicaa
Dainty Miss
Fern Clarence
Loretta S
Midleaf
Pink Blossom
My Lava
Goosestep
Rube Samuelson
Paquette
Adams Apple
Realty
Big Stick
Cannion Club
Crafty Saint
Bright Plume
Hilinois King
Paton
Showers of Roses
Agnes Wynn
Bravbant
Oncora
Torcher
Red Robe
Seafay
Smolin
W.smith
Hilary
Pond
Kiccsman
Polly
Ford
Connolly
Pommoil
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Hand Or
Sunkeone
Jocke Aight
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J. A. Weil
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Padre
Bae
Our Pal
Sern
Winger
M. Meyer
Aes
K Hawley
Erin Go
Peen Wiey
Ragh
Punkie
Maximus
Forafather
Aes Oe
Gable Faces Difficult Test In Outdoor Wrestling Show
George Gable, Cincinnati’s undefeated welterweight, meets Yaqui Joe in the season’s first outdoor match at Redland Field. Endurance could decide the bout as Gable seeks a climb toward the division summit. The card also features Glenn Wade vs Big John Eyko, Ted Thye vs Elmer Guthrie, and Chief War Eagle vs Jack Kogut in the opener.
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George Gable
Cincinnati
Yaqui Joe
Redland Field
Gable
Yanqi
Yaqui
Glenn Wade
John Eyko
Chicago
Griffiths Move Holds Up Expose In Big Ten Row
Everett Case, coach of Frankfort High School, met Big Ten Commissioner Maj John L Griffith in Chicago to press for the names of accusers regarding credits Case says were questioned by Iowa officials. Purdue was angered when two Frankfort stars enrolled at Iowa, sparking the dispute. The talks ended with no disclosure of names, amid reports of complaints from three sources.
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Chicago
Everett Case
Frankfort
Ind
John L. Griffith
Big Ten
Case
Iowa University
Purdue University
Iowa
Griffith
Maj. Griffith
Tristate Men’s Singles Entries Close Today
The twenty-ninth annual tristate tennis tourney limits entries to 5 p.m. today with Secretary G. E. Small handling submissions. The second round Ohio Valley Interclub League matches set for weekend include Cincinnati Y at Clovernook, Evanston at Covington Y, Westwood at Losantiville, and Sunday fixtures at Cincinnati Tennis Club, Woodlawn, Hyde Park, Northside, Armco Middletown, and Pleasant Ridge clubs.
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G. E. Small
Cincinnati “‘Y
Clovernook Country Club
Evanston
Covington “Y
Westwood
Losantiville
Cincinnati Tennis Club
Woodlawn
Hyde Park
Cincinnati Gym
Eden
Northside
Armco
Middletown
Covington
Pleasant Ridge
Losantiville Country Club
Bankers' League Scores From Yesterday
Fifth Third defeated Union Central, 13 to 6, while Western beat Washington 9 to 3 and Central Trust won over First National 10 to 6.
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Bankers’ League
Union Central
Western
Washington
Central Trust
First National
Cincinnati man earns polo letter at Ohio State
Harold M. Brown of Cincinnati was awarded a polo letter yesterday at Ohio State where polo has begun as a competitive sport.
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Harold M. Brown
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Giants Beat Cardinals 5 4 in St Louis Joust
Giants win their second straight over the Cardinals 5 to 4 in St Louis. Welsh and Terry powered the attack with a homer and double. Jackson added a triple scoring the decisive run in the sixth. Bottomley homered for St Louis, but they left two runners stranded in the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Giants
Cardinals
New Yorkers
Welsh
Ott
Terry
Smith
Jackson
Bottomley
Cardinal
Douthit
Gelbert
N. Y
Ta St. L
Roush
Lindst
Frisch
Miscusics
Hafey
Diab
A Jackson
O’farrell
Benton
Haid
Orsatti
New York
Roetta
Rigler, McLaughlin
Art
Pirates 4 Braves 2 in Pittsburgh verdict on June 6
Seibold struggled with control in the third inning but Pittsburgh’s batting surge elsewhere powered a 4 to 2 victory over Boston. Seibold pitched well aside from the third frame as Boston made four walks and three hits.
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Pittsburgh
Seibold
Boston Braves
Cubs Top Robins 8 6 In Brooklyn Rainout Note
Chicago Cubs beat the Brooklyn Robins 8 to 6 after three Brooklyn errors and timely hitting. Home runs by Rogers Hornsby and Pat Malone aided the Cubs with Malone earning the win and Moss the loss in a 2:10 game at Chicago.
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Chicago
Une
Brooklyn
Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
Pat Malone
Bklyn
Ab.a
H.O.A
Derick
English
Gilbert
J. Moore
Herman
Cuyler
H’drick
Hornsby
Picinich
Wilson
Bressler
Grimm
Bancroft
M’millan
Richins
Si Claate
Moss
Hendrick
Malone
Bush
Koupal
Ballou
Pfirman, Moran
Quigley
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
National League games ended with Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 0 and Pittsburgh 4 Boston 2. New York 5 St Louis 4 and Chicago 8 Brooklyn 6. American League scores include Philadelphia 15 St Louis 4 and Chicago 9 Boston 5. American Association highlights Louisville 9 Columbus 6 and St Paul 1 Milwaukee 96. Indianapolis 3 Toledo 0.
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St Louis
Iecaseenes
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Pet
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington Toeetetere
Boston
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Toledo Senet Eee Ween Ene
Columbus Eee Eer Enenere
Milwaukee
Eee Nnweneene Sia A
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicgo
Brooklyn
Washington
National League
Al Joslin Honored At Cincinnati Golf Club Event
By BILL LEACH a gala tribute at Ridgewood Golf Club celebrated Al Joslin president and guardian of Cincinnati golf. more than eighty friends joined a day of golf and entertainment including a jazz orchestra and a german band. Bowden shot 71 to lead players while al joslin posted 75 as the event crowned him king of sportsmen amid light adversity from a fainting incident involving harry asmann.
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Bill Leach
al Joslin
Ridgewood Golf Club
Cincinnati
Adeline
Allen R. Joslin
Ebody
Joslin
George Bowden
Maketewah
Bowden
Ridgewood
Comical golf invitation yields big laughs and prizes
Jim Jackson wins the booby prize with 168 as the room erupts in laughter over the so called comical golf. Maketewah trio dominates prizes while Bowden faces a month without supplies. Mason Towle Templeton Briggs George Mann and a toastmaster role add to the humorous night.
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James R. Clark
John Peck
Fred Mitchell
Dee Crocker
C. W. DeForest
Lou Lewin
C. J. Jaccamini
Mason Towle
Erv Bauer
A. B. Peters
W. Gray
R. K. le Blond
J. W. Tarbill
Johnny Dell
Co. V. Black
Walter Friedlander
Bunny Smethurst
Jim Jackson
Jackson
Herman Bolles
Maketewah
Jack Tarbill
Tom Dyer
Charlie Tudor
George Bowden
Jimmy Meyers
Templeton Briggs
Xavier Beats Kenyon In Golf Meet At Maketewah
St. Xavier's golf team defeated Kenyon College 13 to 6 at Maketewah. Spike Clines defeated Bruce Mansfield 3 to 0, Bill Clines won 3 to 0, Jack Mullane beat Art Wolf 2 to 1, Bill Richmond tied Rufus Page 1% to 1%. In foursomes the Clines brothers won 3 to 6 while Wolf and MecClaine defeated Mullane and Richmond 3 to 2.
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Kenyon College
Maketewah
Spike
Clines
Bruce Mansfield
Kenyon
Bill Clines
Rufus Page
Jack Mullane
Art Wolf
Bill Richmond
Burt MecClaine
Clines Brothers
Mansfield
Page
Wolf
McClaine
Mullane
Richmond
Kipke Considered as Michigan Football Coach Successor
Former All American Harry Kipke, now Michigan State mentor, is named as a possible successor to Tad Weiman as Michigan football coach. Kipke starred for Michigan years ago.
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Harry Kipke
Michigan State Grid
Tad Weiman
Michigan
Kipke
Wolverine
Schedule Highlights From Today's NBA Card
Philadelphia faces Cincinnati in a city duel while Brooklyn meets Chicago on the road. Boston plays Pittsburgh as New York travels to St. Louis for a four game lineup today.
Baseball Matchups Featured in American League Card
In the American League slate today Chicago visits Boston, Cleveland plays New York, St. Louis meets Philadelphia, and Detroit travels to Washington for key league games.
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Boston
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
College hoops schedule card lists pairings
The American Association card shows Columbus at Indianapolis, Minneapolis at Kansas City, and Toledo at Louisville as upcoming matchups for the league.
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Kansas City
Benton
Rhem
McMullen
Warmoth
Fette
Nelson and
Peters
R.H. E. Tome
Ciscienvekassis
Indianapolis
McQuillan and
Hayworth
Penner and
Sprintz
American Association
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
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