Queen City League to feature Carey vs Covington Y M C A tussle
Today in Cincinnati games at Stockyards Grounds Lockland Anderson's Ferry Covington Ball Park highlight the race for first place Carey and Covington Y M C A are tied atop the standings Umpire Burke will preside with several officials assigned to各 venue and 3 PM start times noted Specifics include Insurance at Stockyards Norwood Blues vs University Settlement Home City vs Advent M C at Anderson's Ferry and more local clubs in action.
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Carey
Covington
Lockland
Philip Carey
Advent M. C
Anderson's Ferry
Norwood Blues
University Settlement
Covington Ball Park
Covington Y. M. C. A
Burke
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Kentuckians
Insurance Boys
Stockyards Grounds
Spring Grove Avenue
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H. H. Buxton
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Dohan
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Schrauder
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Bellevue Ball Park
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Saturday Afternoon League schedules and standings notes
The article lists multiple baseball matchups at Pleasant Ridge and Northside Park with two games today and others postponed. It covers venue changes, pitchers, umpires, and a banquet, plus future clashes among Cincinnati teams, park games, and notices about clubs like the Monarchs and Kentucky Colonels.
American polo team formed for James G. Bennett cup
Foxhall Kx arrived enabling a Paris bound American polo team to compete for the James G. Bennett cup in Paris. The squad which traveled today includes Fox, Mackay, Pearce and Craig. The contest is scheduled for June 17.
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London
Foxhall Kx
Paris
Fox
Mackay
Pearce
Craig
Rowing Scores And Golf Match Report
The article notes rowing scores from yesterday and a golf event at En Links. It records matches including Mrs Glen Groesbeck versus Mrs Theodore Dohrman with Groesbeck leading by five to play, Harrizon up by five, and Miss Hart trailing 8 and 4 as the others close in.
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Glen Groesbeck
Theodore Dohrman
Groesbeck
Arrizon
George Bustin
Harrizon
Ates Lawsup Lewis
Mary Hart
Gertrud Wiley
Gahssin Wriby
Chester opens comic opera and vaudeville season with top acts
The Chester season launches Sunday with open air opera at the weather secured theater. The Rounders returns with new scenery and costumes. Free vaudeville features Mlle. Luba De Serema and trained animals, Laura Davis, the Brothers Glass, Martinette and Sylvester, the Sisters Batchelor, and other specialties. William Morris is stage manager and Lee Harrison announcer.
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Chester
New York
Mlle
Luba de Serema
Mlle. de Serema
Cuba
Sammy
Pavilon
Laura Davis
Glass
Martinnettie
Sylvester
Batchelor
Names, Shows, and a Dancing Elephant Trek
The piece notes Georges in culture and theatre names, then reports Pete Barlow and four elephants leaving Luna Park New York for a seven day trip to Mexico Home Park beginning July 15. Grace Van Buskirk is praised as a top ticket seller with 17 000 pasteboards sold between noon and midnight, enough to stretch a mile end to end.
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Pete Barlow
Luna Park
New York
Coney Island
City
Mexico
Mexico Home Park
Thompson and
Dundy
Grace van Buskirk
McCay Appears On Stage At Proctor's Twenty-third Street
Cartoonist Winsor McCay opened in negro theater style chalk drawings at Proctor's, drawing rapid caricatures of children who age before the eyes and humor from Rarebit Fiend and Hungry Henrietta. He has a background in The Commercial Tribune and Northwest vaudeville.
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Proctor
Twenty-third Street
Winsor McCay
Mr. McCay
Harlem
Henrietta
Littles Nemo
Bunion
The
Commercial Tribune
Northwest
Notable testimonial for George Fuller Golden at New York theater
A star studded testimonial honoring George Fuller Golden unfolds at a New York theater Sunday night. Volunteers include Lillian Russell, Ethel Levey, Mabel Fenton, Georg M. Cohan, Henry Dixey, Andrew Mack, Eddie Leonard and others, reflecting broad sympathy for his illness.
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George Fuller Golden
New York Theater
Golden
Lillian Russell
Blanche King
Ethel Levey
Truly Shattuck
Mabel Fenton
la Domino Rouge
Clarice Vance
Anna Chance
Georg M. Cohan
Henryb. Dixey
Andrew Mack
Peter F. Dailey
Charles J. Ross
Joseph Welch
Charles Grapewin
Tom Lewis
Sam J. Ryan
John J. Norton
Eddie Leonard
The
Law College Banquet and Night Ride Picnic At Co ney Island
The class of 1898 Law College holds its annual banquet at Coney Island tonight under the coordination of Eugene Adler Clarence Hartkoff Oliver Bailey John Weld Peck and Harry Vordemberg. Violet Chapter Order of the Eastern Star hosts the annual affair at the resort. The Paul Revere Mysterious Midnight Riders and friends stage their annual picnic. About 3500 patrons are expected in the park with large afternoon Queen and Princess trips noted in bookings.
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Law College
Coney Island
Eugene Adler
Clarence Hartkoff
Butler County
Oliver Bailey
John Weld Peck
Harry Vordenberg
Violet Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Paul Revere
Queen
Princess
Lionel Legare Retained As Lagoon Outdoor Feature
Lionel Legare appears as the special outdoor act for the Lagoon the coming week starting Sunday. The vaudeville lineup includes Herbert and Willing in a black-face act Sanders Dean and Sanders in A Timely Lesson Mlle Marie in fire dances the Mudtown Quartet and the Aherns head and hand balancers with strong Lagoon favorites.
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Lionel Legare
Herbert and Willing
Lagoon
Sanders
Dean
Mlle. Marie
Mudtown
Aherns
Last Days of Pompeii Draws Crowd at Norwood Grounds
Pain's production at Norwood cirous grounds drew a large audience despite weather. A new 300 strong supers scene caused a stage fright incident when a red haired extra fainted, mistaken by some as the manager striking him, later clarified. Shriner's Night planned for tonight with further events scheduled through the week.
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Pain
Pompeii
Norwood Cirous Grounds
F. O. Rose
Mr. Rose
Zoo announces Sunday events headlined by Innes band
The zoo reveals a Sunday program featuring the Turners annual garden outing with drills and exercises and a first Innes concert by a sixty piece band. A grand evening fireworks display will close what organizers promise as the zoo's most costly and brilliant show yet.
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Turners
Innes
Zoo
Amusement Notes and the George Ade Quiz
The Spot Light anniversary number ponders why people swear by George as the ultimate name. The piece jokes that George is the most awe inspiring label, while noting a Pullman porter or a hack might carry the name in humorous contrast.
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George
George Ade
Oscar
Herbert
Randolph
British players dominate Davis Cup challengers at Wimbledon
In London on June 15 British players H. G. Smith and H. L. Doherty beat Americans R. D. Little and Holcombe Ward in singles. Smith won 6-4 6-1 over Little while Doherty defeated Ward 6-2 6-3, with Ward showing improved rallying but unable to close the gap.
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London
Wimbledon
H. Smith
H. L. Doherty
Little
Holcomb E. Ward
Smith
Ward
Doherty
England
R. D. Little
Holcombe Ward
Racecard for six harness races with weights and entries
First Race sells five furlongs listing horses including Old Blue Mirza Jaunty First Peep and Windsor. Second Race handicap spans 11 to 16 miles with Bland Logistilla Grenade Mandarin These Entree Just So Amber Jack. Third Race Premont about a mile includes Water Pearl Charlies Howard Prince Fortunatus Golf Ball Peter Pan Philander Saracin sca. Fourth Race Brooklyn Derby one and one half miles features countant The Quail Belmerea Tronsides. Fifth Handice Rinbats mile shows Tradition Tokalon Whimsical Dainty Colonial Girl Flip Flap Miss Crawford Coy Maid Sistent. Sixth Race Selling new mile lists Firebrand Rye Battle Sly Ben Merrick Biele Mark Meddle Sufficient Meddling Daisy Optician Cassandra. Seventh Race Gelling about a half mile includes Rosa lyn M Dorothy Dr Dix How About You Sir Russell Progress Sir Caruthers The Cotherne Delude Listless Ava.
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Old Blue
Mirza
Jaunty
First Peep
Donna Elvira
Windsor
Dannis Cohen
the Galloper
Fay
Viola B
My Bensonhurst
Queen M
Alto Farola
Woodwitch
Shule Aga
Salvisa
Umbrella
Bland
Ibs
Logistilla
Grenade
Maxnar
Amber Jack
Charlies Howard Prince
Fortunatus
Golf Ball
Peter Pan
Philander
Saracin
Sca
Belmerea
Tronsides
Handice Rinbats
Tradition
Tokalon Ls
Msical
Dainty
Colonial Girl
Filp Flap
Miss Crawford
Coy Maid
Sistent
Firebrand
Rye
Battle
Sly Ben
Merrick
Biele
Mark Meddle
Sufficiency
Meddling Daisy
Optician
Cassandra
Rosalyn M
Dorothy
Dr. Dix
You
Sir Russell
Progress
Sir Caruthers
the Cotherne
Delude
Listless
Ava
Boy hit by baseball in Hazelwood game in critical condition
Omer Mostello, struck on the head by a pitch while playing for Hazelwood against the Dens, was knocked unconscious and remains in serious condition with low chance of recovery. He initially stayed in the game after the hit before collapsing on returning to the bench. Medical care continues.
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Omer Mostello
Mostello
Hazelwood
Dens
Italian Team Nominated for Vanderbilt Cup Prepares
Nomination by the automobile club of Turin of a complete Italian team for the Vanderbilt cup race on October 6 is being mailed to this country. Cabled yesterday to E Rand Hollander. Italian drivers include Lancia Nazzaro Dr Weisscrotte Knaco and Fabry. Cars about 120 horsepower.
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New York
Automobile Club of Turin
E. Rand Hollander
Lancia
Nazzaro
Sullivan former pitcher and lawyer died at City Hospital
Michael J. Sullivan a member of Governor Guilds council and former pitcher for the New York National League Club died at City Hospital from cerebral hemorrhage. He left baseball about twelve years ago, entered Boston University Law School, and after graduation was admitted to the bar and practiced law in Boston.
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Boston
Michael J. Sullivan
Governor Guild
City Hospital
Sullivan
Boston University Law School
Gould Beats Faire in Court Tennis Showdown at Prince Club
Jay Gould of Lakewood New Jersey defeated world champion Cecil Faire at the Prince Club in London by 3 games to 1 with set scores of 6-1 5-6 6-2 6-2. Spectators applauded the American as his tactics proved effective and decisive in the match.
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London
Prince Club
Jay Gould
Lakewood
N. J
Cecil Faire
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