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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

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Jun 25, 1908

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6

Wagner Alone to Win over Reds in tight game

Wagner carried the effort securing victory as Cincinnati fell behind. Jerks Weimer was sidelined late and Pirates surged in the final stages with Campbell driving Gotham offense.

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Baseball Scores From Yesterday's National and American Leagues

National League results show Pittsburg defeated Cincinnati 5 to 2 and Chicago beat St Louis 2 to 1. New York routed Boston 7 to 0 while Philadelphia beat Brooklyn 3 to 1. American League standings record Cleveland over Chicago 6 to 0 and St Louis over Detroit 7 to 1. Washington and New York games end with Bos in scoreline. New York at Philadelphia 6 remains noted.

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Cleveland Chicago St. Louis Detroit Washington Bos New York Philadelphia W.L Ubs Boston W.l.pe Dayton Weneeee Inapolis Evansville Ledo Ville Grand Rapids Lumbus Terre Haute Zanesville Polis South Bend Milwaukee City Ft Wayne St. Paul Wheeling National League Cincinnati Pittsburg Brooklyn American League
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Rival City Matchups Across the League

Cincinnati battles Chicago while Pittsburg faces St. Louis and Boston plays New York. Philadelphia meets Brooklyn in a set of scheduled contests highlighting key city rivalries.

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Wagner Drives Pirates to Split with Reds in Pittsburg

In a rail trip game between Pittsburg and St Louis Honus Wagner led the Pirates to a 6-6 tie with the Reds. Haas homered and drove in multiple runs as the Pirates and Reds split a four game series two games each. Weimer pitched well until eighth inning changes shifted momentum.

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Commercial Tribune Pittsburg St. Louis Honus Wagner Big John Parktown Pirates Reds Carnegie Haas
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Baseball game details between two teams with scoring notes

In a played baseball game the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati lineups produced multiple hits. Wagner hit a home run and Abbaticchiou had late two base hits. Willis, Weimer, and Campbell pitched with varied success as errors and double plays shaped the inning sequence. Time was 1 hour 40 minutes with Emslie and Rudderham umpires.

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Reds Weimer Thomas Huggins Kane Lobert Mitchell Wills Billy” Campbell Billy Willis Clarke Wagner Abby McLean Hohus Ilson Maddox Resus É.f Okas Ganzel Ibs Se Pete Atte Ee Campbell Schlei Sea Hicks Pittsburg Cincinnati Campbell Abbaticchio Amearoec Leach Pittsburgh Weber Emslie and Rudderham
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Chicago Triumphs Over St. Louis In Ten Inning Tilt

In Chicago June 4 the locals win 5 4 in ten innings after two out heroics. Schulte steals second and scores on Hostetter's wild throw while Charles belted a two run homer for the visitors. Hofman had a two base hit. Reulbach and Fromme pitched, with Reulbach issuing two bases on balls.

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Chicago Charles Schulte Hostetter St. Louis Hofman Slagle Byrne Chance Reusbach Murray Reulbach Fromme Reula Ab.h.o.a Haw Howard Delah'ty Steinf’lt Amy Kling Hostet Konet Tinker Gilbert
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New York Sweeps Boston In Doubleheader Shutouts

New York won both games of the June 24 doubleheader in Boston. In the opener Malarkey relieved Mathewson late, facing no hits in two innings to seal a 4 0 victory. Boston failed to score until the final inning of the second game, as New York pulled away for a 7 0 win with Ritchey delivering a three base hit and Donlin and Seymour sparking the offense.

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New York Philadelphia Boston Malarkey Mathewson Rainea Devlin Lindaman McCarthy Seymour Doyle Wiltse Wiltie Johnstone and Rigler McGann Donlin Ritchey Roukes Sweeney Young
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Philadelphia tops Brooklyn 3 to 1 in third game

Philadelphia wins the third game of the series 3 to 1 as Brooklyn issues two walks and two singles for two runs in the second and adds one in the eighth. Magee and Bergen steal bases, Lewis hits a three bagger, and Corridon yields the loss with Wilhelm closing. Time 1:32, Umpire O Day.

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Brooklyn Philadelphia Visitere Kegesness Titus Dooin Lewis Wilhelm Magee Bergen Sheehan Corridon O’ Day
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Cleveland Beats Chicago 6 to 4 in Pitchers’ Duel

Joss held Chicago to four hits while Owen struggled with baserunners. Cleveland made lineup switches with Hickman benched and Hinchman in right field Bradley to short and Perring to third. Stovall Lajoie and Oanderson starred as Cleveland outslugged Chicago 6 to 4 for a deciding victory.

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Cleveland, CO Chicago V. Joss Owen Cleveland Hickman Hinchman Bradley Perring
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Washington 8 Boston 2 baseball summary

Washington won a slow game at Boston 8 to 2, with Lord knocked out after a spike. Milan and Shipke had two base hits each, Burchell and Smith pitched for the losers, and Hartman closed for Washington. Stolen bases went to Street Milan Shipke McBride.

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Wash Abh.o.a E. Boston Ab.h.o.a.e. Milan Othoney Ganley Oj Lord Clymer OjLaporte Altizer M’conn’l Street Gessler Free'an O'Sullivan Bureh’i Lj Hartm An Carrigan Hartmen Hilymer Milan Winter Burchell Hartman Smith Keeley Shipke McBride McFarland Lord Boston Washington Balk O’laughlin
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Baseball Score Summary New York Philadelphia and Detroit St Louis

Baseball game log details two teams New York Philadelphia with hits by Hartsel Vickers Collins Conroy Murphy and pitching by Schlitzer Manning Chesbro. Detroit St Louis score line features Mullin Waddell Schaefer Kilifer Wallace and others with two base hits sacrifices and stolen bases. Time and other misc data included.

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Phila Ae Stahl Ater Hartsel Niles Nichols Davis Hemp M Smith Chase Powers Ketler Murphy Conroy Collins Moria Oldring Kleinow Manning Schlitzer Pil Chesbro Vickers New York c Philadelphia Hartsel Vickers E. Collins Chesbo Ball Chesbro ampire—Egan Detroit St. Louis Schaefer Killifer Wallace Cobb Crawford Spencer T. Jones Hartsell Ferris Mullin Waddell Connolly and Hurst
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Milwaukee Errors Turn Game To Columbus In 6 2 Rout

Milwaukee fielders committed nine errors fueling a 6 to 2 loss to Columbus. Bateman pitched well for Columbus while Webster? Bateman had eight strikeouts for Milwaukee and Goodwin fanned four. Bases on balls favored Goodwin with three. Time of game was 1 hour 30 minutes with Owens umpiring.

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Milwaukee Bateman Columbus Robinson Wrigley Raidy Kihm Goodwin
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Minneapolis Loses Opener as Toledo Wins 6 to 1

Minneapolis and Toledo split a double header with Toledo hammering Oberlin for six runs in the first game while Minneapolis held Toledo to one run in a later frame. Biersdorfer worked the mound for Toledo and yielded no hits through five and one third innings.

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Kansas City Edges Indianapolis In Doubleheader

Kansas City tops Indianapolis 4 0 in the opener as Marquard fans 11 but walks 9. Bush’s sensational fielding helps the locals hold on in the second game with Slagle on the mound. Cross Krueger Hallman and Brashear contribute stolen bases and key plays in a tight two game set.

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Kansas City Indianapolis Marquard Slagle Bush Carlisle Swann Hooke Carr Livingston Krueger Beckley Hallman Brashear Wood Siagle Cross Hayden Crisp Kerin Lindsay Essick Inda. K Oat H.O Cook M i Hayden E Carr Coulter Liv’ston Brown Williams Sullivan Lindsay Maraq Mele Ind Ab.h.o.a. K City Hawley Neighbors Wood. P Kerwin
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Death of William F. Traffley Former Balti more and Des Moines Manager

William F. Traffley former manager for the Baltimore and Des Moines teams, including the 1888 Des Moines club that won 25 straight games, died in Des Moines this morning of tuberculosis at age 48.

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Des Moines William F. Traffley Baltimore
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Jockey Club Denies Quit Rumor At Latonia Racing Meet

Latonia racing card featured Margaret T. and Merrick consistent in wins as crowd stayed light. Officials denied rumor of gates closing with plans to run the full 41 days while results showed Margaret T and Merrick leading, plus long shots Fred Mace and Tim Hurst factoring in.

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Latonia Mike Mullen Jockey Club
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Messy racing card notes include Tim Hurst and Six Runners

The record lists race entries and results with Tim Hurst at 113 pounds and several horses such as Airship Delray Sam Clay Bensonhurst Flora Ray Bellicone Lord Harry and George Young in a sixth race mile event. Mon-signor carried 109 pounds winning with $9.20 straight and $7.05 place while John Louis and Albert Star placed with various show payouts.

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Tim Hurst Skirvin Matuels Airship Delray Sam Clay Bensonhurst Flora Ray Bellicone Lord Harry George Young Orland Wick Oasis Monsignor Powers John Louis Glasner I Rae Albert Star Ross Camille Lee Huffman Water Lake Stone Street
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Latonia Oaks at Cincinnati track features Ellen-a-Dale race

The Latonia Oaks program at Cincinnati announces Major McDowell's Ellen-a-Dale as favorite in the feature. Ellen-a-Dale carries thirteen pounds more than rivals Estradia and Boema, with $1,500 added by the club and last minute entries possible before post.

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Cincinnati McDowell Ellen-a-Dale Louisville Talbott Bros Estradia George J. Long Boema
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Jockey Club censorship hits Sheepshead Bay transmissions

In Sheepshead Bay on June 24 the Jockey Club ordered all information from the track to be censored and wires removed with telephone lines substituted. Stamina won the Mermaid Stakes carrying 126 pounds, while Suffragette and Foot Pad dominated the Surf Stakes and other races featured Frizette, Peter Pan, and Mazzarone Stakes outcomes.

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Sheepshead N. Y Sheepshead Bay Jockey Club Stamina Whitney Golden Pearl Miss Catesby Mazuma Frizette G. Burns Rockstone Garner Saracinesca McCarthy Arasee Queen Marguerite Black Sheep Tom Dolan Nick Stoner Pequessing Earl's Court Dottie Trash Notter J. Lee Sandpiper Sir John Chesterbrook el Picaro Spectatress Dugan Beckon McCahey Julia Powell Musgrave Laughing Eyes Bedouin Ibs Angelus Miller Sea Wolf Gretna Green Berkeley Old Honesty Rye Miss Crawford Lady Hubbard Lee Wallflower Anna L. Daley Queen of Trent Sententious Drassac Corona Belle Rumsie Faultless Lady Selina Mobility Cotytto Cavalierri Harlem Maid Petticoat
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Hamilton Trots Radium to Feature Win in 2:20 Trot

Radium owned by Cliff Todd dominates the four heat Hamilton Trotting Association meet taking the last three heats and the 2:20 trot. Hannah Darby and Ruth Sphinx place second and third. Best time 2:21. Washington W takes the 2:24 pace with Claimless and Nathalie following. Arthur J. withdrawn due to sickness. Fitzhugh Lee wins the 2:24 trot with Leonard W and Borealice runner-ups. Rosa Hunter finishes fourth.

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Commercial Tribune Hamilton Radium Cliff Todd Montgomery Hamilton Trotting Association Hannah Darby Abdalla Stock Farm Cynthiana Ruth Sphinx G. W. Pritz Dayton Milton Strong A. T. Ault Lancaster Washington W J. D. Creamer Jeffersonville Bert Blair New Burlington Ind Nathalie F. M. Osborn Liberty Arthur J H. H. Stokes Urbania Fitzhugh Lee Leonard W Posey Stock Farm Rushville Borealice White River Stock Farm Muncie Rosa Hunter G. W.W. Greno Hamilton, O
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Six Race Card Attracts Wide Field Of Three-year-olds

The program lists six races for a mixed card with long entries. First Race features Roseben and others in 6 furlongs with weights shown. Second Race is a two mile selling steeplechase including Expansionist Caller Kara and Locked Out. Third Race covers two-year-old fillies at five furlongs on Futurity course with Fore Personal Counterpane Chaperon. Fourth Race The Swift for three-year-olds runs furlongs led by King Cobalt Golden Pearl Hessian Fireside Spooner Nimbus Notasulga Fond. Fifth Race selling for three-year-olds and up at 1 1 2 miles on turf with Temacco Chan tilly Sally Sailor Girl. Sixth Race Maidens for two-year-olds selling five furlongs Futurity course listing Primrose League Yankee Tourist Waponca Taxidermist Water Vliet Verbatim Nedlim Star Thistle Century Boy Coquette Cliff Lady Swift Sniff Etherial Garland Newbury Oukid Tageone Wamboro Eliza.

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Rhinock Harvey Myers John Hackmeister Margaret T Grande Dame Margaret Rebel Queen Lady Hapsburg Merrick Hannibal Bey Deuce Miss Crittenden Point Lace Broadicea Lady Ruby Anne McGee Fundamental Transform Warfield Lesh Corrigan Fred Mace Tim Hurst My Queen of the Roses Monsignor John Louis Monsignagr Albert Star Troxler Martin GHOW Santa Elena Vancena Diabolo Sallie Combs Gertie Rogers Roadicon Clear My Lady Frances Traxler Neubert Powers Butler Staulaire Madrilene Floral Warren Glasner Emily M. Caltha In+ventress Katie Pickett Dora Neff Beth Goodwin Tigress Lily My Love Lucille D Benson Barnesdale Still Alarm Pulque Granada Gilpin Meada Rustle Meadow Breeze Governor Wilson Ross Franklin Womenwave Caller Kara St. Kevin Jig Music Banner Paprika Motor Fore Personal Hanonia Ballroom Golden View Wild Pigeon Flighty Lady Swift King Cobalt Golden Pearl Hessian Fireside Spooner Nimbus Fond Meartivo Temacco Chantilly Sally Sailor Girl Long Ball Primrose League Yankee Tourist Waponca Taxidermist Water Vliet Verbatim Nedlim Star Thistle Century Boy Coquette Cliff Sniff Etherial Garland Newbury Oukid Tageone Wamboro Eliza
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Hoffman Claim Awarded by National Commission

The National Commission found in favor of H. C. Hoffman for eight days salary with the Boston National League Club. Hoffman received a $100 advance and must repay the difference between his salary and $100. He was released to the Providence Club of the Eastern League.

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National Commission H. C. Hoffman Boston Hoffman Providence
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Yale and Harvard Set For Classic Rowing Showdown

New London Conn June 24 The eve of the Harvard Yale regatta finds keen public interest as Harvard defeats Yale in the freshman four and graduates eight while weather dampens hopes for Secretary Taft and the Roosevelt party may attend.

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New London Conn Roosevelt Cleveland Taft Harvard Yale Everett Richardson Crimson Kennedy Wray
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Grand American Handicap heats draw 299 entrants at Columbus

At Columbus Ohio on June 24 the preliminary handicap drew 299 shooters. C H Ditto from Keithsburg Ill led with elite eight een yards and a stellar 94, while A Young from Ohio tied for high at twenty yards but was ineligible as a trader. Illinois won the five man state team title with 470 breaks.

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Columbus Keithsburg Ill Tom Marshalsh C. H. Ditto W. Henderson Kentucky Fred Harlow Ohio Wiliam Crosby William Shattuck H. E. Poston Lank Grub Frank Eames B. A. Smith W. S. Spencer R. O. Heikes R. Harness G. E. Burns John Flick J. R. Graham George Boull J. Michaelis S. Mallory Clarence Price H. Buckwalter Pennsylvania Illinois George Roll C. M. Powers J. Graham J. S. Young Lem Willard
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Sheri dan May Not Go Discus Thrower Likely to Miss London

New York reports that Martin Sheridan the discus entrant probably will not join the Olympic team bound for London. The departure of the American squad is imminent and other second squad members will join the trip thanks to financial support from friends clubs and colleges. Seven replacements already added include Robbins Beard Band Deselding Sherman Tewanina and De Grote from Yale Ames Iowa Harvard Carlisle Indian School and Missouri Athletic Club.

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New York London Matthew Halpin Martin J. Sheridan D. D. Robbins Yale C. B. Beard Ames University Iowa W. M. Band Harvard F. M. Deselding B. E. Sherman Lewis Tewanina Carlisle Indian School H. C. de Grote Missouri Athletic Club
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Brighton Triumphs Over East Ends In Traction League

Brighton defeats East Ends 10 to 0 in a shut-out. McCloy Robertson Helferich Fehl each with two stolen bases. Sauer strikes out seven for the Brightons while Stewart fanned four and Siegel three. Time 1 50. Umpires Nester and Stern bere.

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Brighton East End Brightons McCloy Robertson Helferich Fehl Chapman Henry Sauer Stewart Siegel Sewart Nester Sternbere Brigh Ab.h.o.a.e E. E AB H.O.A.E. Rob'son Glardon S Hen’gan Oj Henry O McCloy Fehl Rob Sellers Huber Rebel Malott HeVich
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Seasonal suit sale slashes prices to fifteen dollars

At this time of year many $20.00 and $25.00 suits lack full size runs. To move stock quickly the retailer reduces prices to $15.00.

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Clarke Griffith Resigns as Yankee Manager

Clark Griffith, manager of the New York Yankees, tendered his resignation to owner Frank Farrell in Philadelphia after a pregame conference. He said he was disheartened and should step aside to give Farrell a chance to try another manager, with Elberfeld named as a possible successor.

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Philadelphia Clark Griffith New York Frank Farrell Griffith Farrell Yankees Elberfeld
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Ft Wayne Beats Wheeling In Doubleheader On June 4

In Ft Wayne the league games ended 5 to 2 and 3 to 2. Batteries powered by Corns, K Kelley, Kerwen, Spahr in the first game and Malloy, K Kelley, Muldowney, Huston in the second. Both games cited strong pitching and timely hitting at home.

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Ft. Wayne Wheeling R.A.E. Ft. Wayne Corns K. Kelley Kerwen and Spahr GAMBE Malloy Muldowney Huston
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South Bend Defeats Evansville 5 4 In Tight Contest

South Bend beat Evansville 5 to 4 in a game highlighted by strong fielding and heavy hitting. Martin and Tieman paired for South Bend with Wacker and Dunn for Evansville, as the scoreline shows a close finish.

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South Bend Evansville R.H.E Martin and Tieman Wacker and Dunn
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Grand Rapids Tops Terre Haute 3-2 In Open Series Match

Grand Rapids defeated Terre Haute 3 to 2 in the series opener today. Batteries credited to Dickson Bailey Douthitt and Williams. The box score shows Grand Rapids leading early with a 6 0 run and finishing 3 to 2. Terre Haute struggled with defense and late rallies could not overcome the deficit.

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Grand Rapids Terre Haute Mich H-E Dickson Bailey Douthitt Williams
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Zanesville shuts out Dayton in 10–0 baseball win

Zanesville defeated Dayton 10 to 0 as pitcher E Walker allowed few hits and received solid backing from catcher and fielders. Batteries were Yingling and Kiefel for Dayton and E Walker and Fischer for Zanesville.

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Zanesville Dayton Walker Jr.h. Dayton Yingling
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Belgian Lemaire Triumphs In Wimbledon Fourth Round

Lemaire the Belgian defeated Wylie Co. Grant of the New York Lawn Tennis Club in the all England championship fourth round. The match ended 3-6 4-6 6-4 6-2 6-2 in favor of Lemaire.

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Wimbledon Lemaire Wylie Co. Grant New York Lawn
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Scoring Summary From Southern City Matches

Atlanta beat Nashville 5 to 0 in Atlanta. Birmingham lost to Montgomery 0 to 2. Little Rock shut out Mobile 6 to 0 in Little Rock.

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Two Face Murder Charge in Kentucky

In Lexington on June 24 authorities brought Nancy and William Merrill to trial for the murder of Mrs. Mary Terry. The couple were arrested after Mrs. Merrill allegedly shot Mrs. Terry two weeks earlier when she discovered her husband with Terry. Moe was acquitted earlier, but new developments led to the current arrest and charges.

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Lexington William Merrill Nancy Breathitt County Mary Terry Merrill
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Silversmith Tries Suicide After Job Loss

Charles Soucy a 39 year old silversmith of 1600 Western Avenue attempted to end his life yesterday by swallowing iodine. Friends discovered him before it took effect and he was taken to City Hospital. He is married.

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Charles Soucy Western Avenue Soucy
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Gee Undertaking Company Names Officers for New Plant

The Gee undertak ing Company held its first directors meeting at the Odd Fellows Temple. Elected officers include President L H Brandewie Vice President William Roegge Secretary Henry Mueller Treasurer Dana Miller and a broad board. A stockholders meeting is set for July 22 to discuss erecting a new plant.

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Gee@ersdtaking Company Odd Fellows’ Temple L. H. Brandewie William Roegge Henry Mueller Dana Miller L. J. Oehler George Backherns George Busche William Renter William Hyser William Ertel Matt Dieters Harry Sindlinger Edward Cors Michael Reuss Frank Hoenemeyer
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Waiters' Sunday Club Expands With New Members

The Waiters' Sunday Club welcomed over twenty new members at Maxwell Hall yesterday morning. The group plans to recruit all city waiters to join its ranks.

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Waiters Maxwell Hall
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Woodmen of the World to Initiate 100 Candidates

The six camps of the Woodmen of the World of Cincinnati will hold a union meeting in the G.A. R. Hall on Sixth Street this evening to celebrate the nineteenth anniversary of the order and initiate a class of one hundred candidates.

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