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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1908

Page

6

Training Season Begins Tomorrow for Reds at St Augustine

Ten of the sixteen Reds players planned for the St Augustine training camp arrive in town with six more to join today. Newcomers include Tommie Daley Johnny Kane Buddy Hulswitz D Ragan and Hans Lobert. Manager Ganzel aims to test an inside infield and shift roles between Mowrey Lobert and Hulswitz while stressing conditioning over heavy workouts. Eight wives accompany the squad on the trip.

Redlegs St. Augustine Fla Baseball Tommie Daley Los Angeles Johnny Kane Pittsburg Kan Buddy Hulswitz Columbus D. Cc. Ragan Omaha Neb Hans Lobert Daley Little Johnny Herrmann Ganzel Hulswitt Philadelphia Nationals Ragan Chris Glane Chris Reds Mike Mowrey Hulswitz Lobert Mowrey Hanlon Manager Ganzel George Schlei Larry McLean Andy Coakley Jake Weimer Mike Mitchell Kane Mitchell Schlei Hans Bennant John Tommy Leach Swadina Wagner Storke Pirates Hot Springs Leach Tommy T Cleveland Pallet Jimmy Kan Callahan Tench

Reds Hold-Outs Spark Baseball Salary Talk

Manager Ganzel and Hanus Lobert with three Reds recruits head south tomorrow amid player hold-outs praised by Cincinnati management for staying with the team. Oakland racing notes close with John H. leading in the opening Emeryville card and Cigarlighter dominating the fourth race.

Ganzel Honus Lobert REDS

Indoor games set by New York Athletic Club at Madison Square Garden

Officials of the New York Athletic Club arranged indoor games for March 10 at Madison Square Garden. A 600 yard match race features Guy Haskins of Pennsylvania and Harry L. Hillman of the club. Hillman replaces J B Taylor after Taylor left indoor racing. Additional hurdle race may see records broken with Forest Smithson and A B Shaw among entrants, and Leavitt of the Boston Athletic Club noted as Olympic hurdle winner.

New York New York Athletic Club Madison Square Garden Guy Haskins Pennsylvania Harry L. Hillman Hillman J. B. Taylor Haskins Forest Smithson Multonomah Athletic Club A. B. Shaw Coe Age R. C G. Leavitt Boston Athletic Club Leavitt Athens

Paris athletic club aims to boost track in France

A New York dinner hosted Silas H Jenkins and A Van Der Ende introducing Paris’s new athletic club. The Paris club plans American methods and trainers to build a competing team led by Van Der Ende, with aims to secure home bases in Paris and resemble U S clubs in style and facilities.

New York van der Ende W. York Chicago Illinois Missouri Paris

Haskell Indians Face C. G. A. C. On Gym Floor Tonight

The Haskell Indians play C. G. A. C. tonight on the gym floor. A preliminary features the C. G. A. C. Blues versus the Paul team.

Haskell Indians C. G. A. C. Blues Paul

Prince Ahmed wins six furlong handicap at Fair Grounds

In New Orleans on March 6 the Fair Grounds feature, a six furlong handicap for three year olds, was taken by Prince Ahmed at 6 to 5. J W Murphy riding Ida May was suspended for a bad ride in the second race where Ida May finished fourth. The card included selling races and a 1 1/2 mile event with St Bellane among others.

NEW Orlbeans Fair Grounds Prince Ahmed J. W. Murphy Ida May Rosen F. Swain Brussel Pinion Lillian Ray Cunning Ladys Leota Dispute Ollie Kenmare Queen Concise Cuban Boy Harry Percival Anderson Miss Hapsburg Minder Rustle J. Lee Javotte Notter Arrow Swift Dandy Dancer Risk Whisk Broom Bitter Sir Tartar Maid Wm. H. Lyon Terah Linda Lake Feast Tilekilns Bertmont C. Henry Morales Rappahannock Alencon Ben Double Deero French Nun Abe Gooding LaCache Gracchus Fay Akbar Lucy Young Royal Onyx Leibert Merrick Miss Strome Belle-Strome Robin Hood Meadow Breeze Rebo Platoon Emergency St. Bellane McDaniel Gilpin C. Booker Jack Witt S. Flynn Creel Flowaway Pinsticker Flavigny Goldmate Louise MacFarlan Ternus Knight of Ivanhoe Ottoman Cull Gordon Rusky

Race card notes with weights for seven races

The document lists purses distances and weights for seven races. Horses named Grotto Tenorett Lady Hammon Pocotaligo Shane Elizabeth Harwood Servicence Roseburg N Sea Swell Al Muller Very Royal Ace High Moyea Toy Boy Allenby Qoonoomoo The Bear lil Hand Miss Strome Spion Harold D Baleshed Topsy Robinson Hannibal Boy Eldorado R Meadow Breeze Escutcheon Avaunteer Tea Beach Sam Taylor Hooray Warner Griswell Beau Brummell Donna Heine Convolo Lady Vincent Artful Dodger Docile Hughes Tivolini Quagga John Smulski Druid Hawkama Gold Way Grenade Funiculaire Belle Scott Delphie Phil Finch are listed with weights and assignments across first to seventh races including selling and handicap events.

Grotto Tenorett Lady Hammon Pocotaligo Shane Elizabeth Harwood Servicence Roseburg N Sea Swell al Muller Very Royal Ace High Moyea Toy Boy Allenby Qoonoomoo the Bear Lil Hand Miss Strome Spion Harold D Baleshed Topsy Robinson Hannibal Boy Eldorado Meadow Breeze Escutcheon Avaunteer Kenmore Queen Leonard Irrigator Brougham Miss Highland Marie Abe St. Marie Alma Dufour Coe Tea Beach Sam Taylor Hooray Warner Griswell Beau Brummell Donna Heine Convolo Lady Vincent Artful Dodger Docile Hughes Tivolini Quagga John Smulski Druid Hawkama Gold Way Grenade Funiculaire Belle Scott Delphie Phil Finch Cella

Ontario bill could end Ft Erie racing season

In Toronto on March 6 a legislature notice outlines a bill to regulate racing meets. The key provision caps racing at sixteen days per year in any location, effectively ending all season-long racing at Ft Erie during most of the season.

Toronto Ont Ontario Ft. Erie

Army car arrives in Atchison on its way to Fort Leavenworth

The army car from New York to Fort Leavenworth arrived in Atchison Kansas this afternoon. It will stay overnight and proceed to Fort Leavenworth in the morning.

Atchison Atchison, Kan Marth New York Ft. Leavenworth Kan

Favorites beaten at Santa Anita as Bemay and Toller win

At Santa Anita Park on March 6 two favorites lost. Bemay, 20 to 1, nosed out Pal in the third race a mile event. Toller, 5 to 1, beat Bribery by four lengths in the final race. Jockey Shilling rode four winners in six races and placed in a fifth.

Los Angeles Cal Santa Anita Park Bemay Pal Carman Toller Bribery Shilling Bill Mayham Anna May McBride la Chata Goldstein Adelbert Belle Koenigen Louise Creston Bay Royal Rogue Golden Rule Melton Cloth Burns Bell of Brass Martin Silkose Aks-Ar-Ben Buckthorne Live Oak William BR. Herron del Cruzador Royal Stone Cornell Fred Maier del Crugador Sselling Ibs van Dusen Laudable Fisher Boy Sonia Rustick Silk Costly Byplay Litholin Sun Mark Edwin T. Fryer Cha Christine A Lady Vashti Esther B Silver Sue Leash Rama Our Sallie Archibald Snilling Instructor Hayward Ella True William One Pyrrho Lady Rice Tottenham Glenarm

Belmont Sued for 100000 Over Apprentice Libel Charge

John H. Freit, once an apprentice in August Belmont's racing stable, sues Belmont for 100000 alleging libel after The Racing Journal claimed Freit left with no written leave and violated club rules. Freit says Belmont discharged him to dissolve the stable and hindered his employment prospects.

Jockey Club New York Belmont The John H. Freit Mr. Belmont Racing Journal Freit Frelt

Auto Records Smashed at Ormond Beach Racing Meet

Ormond, Florida reports two records shattered. G. Berdin in a sixty horsepower French car set a 100 mile time of 1 hour 12 minutes 56.2 seconds, beating the 1906 Earp mark by almost three minutes. Cedrino in a Italian sixty horsepower car set a one mile middleweight record of 35.4 seconds, surpassing Louis Chevrelet’s 1905 time.

Ormond Fla Ormond Beach G. Berdin Walter Clifford Earp Cedrino Louis Chevrelet Berdin Cediie S. B. Stevens

Clifton Heights Alleys Bowls: Hamilton County Scores Listed

Clifton Heights lanes hosted Hamilton County League games with scores including Kloppenburg and J Bois in a mixed pairing. The readable fragments show individual scores such as 172 and 205 for noted bowlers.

Daiker Huesman Ccccsebedesee Lot Knoble Wtavene Peer Ee Creer Ery Ter Pere Ee Ec Terre Mappes Cutters North Cincinnati League Conroy Eedereccsesesseeeesens The Avons Royal Ambers Maurer Kolbee Fruber Cincinnati Koehnle Hagedorn Tetdeees Braunwart Wettermian Riehle Smith Longo Midways Guth Bashang Pflueger Rendler Pfluegers Frey F. Reisinger Steinmeta Reisinger Neiman J. Pflueger Curtis Ewer W. Schwessinger Sievers Diehl Reichert Pupe Wilken F. Eeeen Wilde Weiss Totaleis Dragons Weirich Meyer Vetenee Armbrust Ween Freeman Wahl Serssacaeseeseeseseeeeses Highlanders Krinn Kosehler Sighlanders Arene Db Eilers Anew Devitt Fembers Boekweg Snarrenberg Tocais Geccdpeeneevesuces Kenton County League Middies I. L. Middies Sefler Schulte Pocock Knapp Ad. Aisy Collins Sv Lee Streiberg Tvavguajvoeeves Ob Sthomar Ikke Dvbawnadduse Strottman TOR Nee Ameter Ate Koo Dora Coco Shane Ambrose Ween ET Cael Hamilton County League Clifton Heights Kloppenburg J. Ubois Songoen Snes

Famous bachelor seeks a divorce after 50 years of letters

William Duke, 78, famed Oxford bachelor who married a Kansas City widow last year, requests a dissolution of marriage in probate court. He writes that his wife is ill and must return to her daughter in Kansas City, seeking a formal divorce and promising to support her. The judge cautions that a formal decree is needed and not an informal arrangement.

Commercial Tribune Hamilton, O William Duke Oxford Kansas City Duke Hartkoff

Woman Accused of Taking Jewels in High Society Case

New York reports Mrs. Jeanette Newmann, of Stratford House, charged with stealing jewels worth 20 000 from Mrs. Evelyn Bell, a Port Chester and Central Park West owner. Newmann confessed to police, saying the theft funded private schooling for her son and her social position. Bond set at 2000 dollars.

Commercial Tribune New York Jeanette Newmann Stratford House

Fire escapes ordered after Hamilton public building inspections

Fire Chief Dowty and State Building Inspector Baker inspected Hamilton public buildings for improved fire protection. Additional escapes were ordered for the Oda Fellows Temple and the Fyecht ling penne. Public schools were found to be emptied with all regulations.

Commercial Tribune Hamilton Dowty Baker Piqua Oda Fellows’ Temple Fyechtling Penne See

Estate to Pay Dividend Authorized by Court

Special Dispatch to the Commercial Tribune reports that J. Ei prey as administrator of the estate was authorized to pay creditors a 20 percent dividend on their claims. The estate was declared solvent.

Commercial Tribune Sores J. Eiprey H. L. Morey

Dogs Enter Beach Show Plethora Records At Cincinnati Event

Many entries received for the Cincinnati Kennel Association and Ohio Humane Society beach show March 17 with out-of-town entries yet to be heard. Exhibitors from Topeka St. Joseph and Buffalo contribute large numbers. Local entrants include William Hulbert with fox hounds Andrew Hickenlooper Jr Boston terrier Dr Iserner Mrs D J Stevens and Mrs Claude Waltney ardthese expectations secure best dogs from Buffalo and Pittsburg shows.

Cincinnati Kennel Association Ohio Humane Society Eer Topeka Kan St. Joseph Buffalo Pittsby William Hulbert Andrew Hickenlooper, Jr Iserner D. J. Stevens Claude Waltney

Los Angeles Defeats Chicago AL Team 6 to 3

Los Angeles toppled the American League No. 1 Chicago squad 6 to 3. Four hits in the sixth inning by Altrock produced three runs. Batteries Owen Altrock Shaw Gray Easterly.

Los Angeles Chicago Altrock R. H. E. Oreo Tieno He Naires Angeles Sseeese Owen Shaw Gray Easterly

Chicago No. 2 Falls 5 3 to San Francisco Practice Game

The Chicago American League team No. 2 lost to the local San Francisco squad in a practice game by a score of 5 to 3.

San Francisco

Champion Withdraws Forfeit To Fight Johnson

London March 6 Tommy Burns today withdrew his deposit posted as a forfeit to secure a match with Jack Johnson the American Negro pugilist.

Johnson London Tommy” Burns Jack” Johnson

Tobacco Trust Probe Adjourned In New York Session

A brief adjourned hearing in New York sets March 11 for the Government suit to dissolve the Ambelogin Tobacco Company. Percival S. Hill testifies about correspondence tied to acquiring other tobacco firms by the American Tobacco Company. Herman I. Johnson notes a 75 percent share of his Utica firm’s tobacco purchases from the American firm with a payable 8 percent inside rate. Thomas R. Savage describes 1904 dealings between New England robbers and the American Tobacco Company on excess sales, while he kept the pact but now works with independents too.

New York Fiker Ambelogin Tobacco Company Percival S. Hill American Tobacco Company Herman I. Johnson Johnson & Murray Utica, N. Y Thomas R. Savage Bangor New England

Flannery Found Guilty of Murder in Second Degree

In Judge Murphy's Criminal Court a jury found Richard Flannery of Middletown guilty of second degree murder after four hours of deliberation. The verdict carries a life sentence with potential for pardon. Gerand, a night watchman, was beaten to death at Shattle Brothers plant on January 6. Flannery's mother testified he was at home. the jury rejected it. Both men had come to Middletown from Portsmouth last summer.

Cincinnati Jake Weimer Jake Herrmann Pulliam Baseball Commercial Tribune Hamilton Murphy Criminal Court Richard Flannery Middletown Flannery Henry Gerand Shattle Brothers Dayton Gerand Portsmouth

Submarine Probe Resolution Adopted by House

A House resolution for an investigation into charges by Mr. Lilley of Connecticut regarding Naval Affairs Committee handling of submarine boats was adopted. Speaker Cannon named the investigation committee: Boutelle, Stevens, Olmstead, Howard, Broussard, and others.

Commercial Tribune Washington Lilley Connecticut Naval Affairs Committee House of Representatives Dalzell Pennsylvania Committee On Rules House Cannén Messrs Boutelle Illinois Stevens Minnesota Olmstead Howard Georgia Broussard Louisiana

Electrical storm accompanies March blizzard in Marquette

A mid March blizzard in Marquette brought freezing temperatures and a rare electrical storm. Sharp lightning flashes lit the sky while thunder rolled over heavy snowfall, described as the first such display in Northern Michigan.

Michigan Commercial Tribune Marquette

Pythians Plan to Build in Hamilton

Lone Star Lodge Knights of Pythias of the city announced a $10,000 addition to its Hamilton temple to be built during the season. The semi annual reunion of Butler County Pythian Association will be held at Port Union next Wednesday evening. Speakers include Judges C R Hartkoff and B H Jones of Hamilton and U F Bickley.

Commercial Tribune Hamilton Lone Star Lodge Knights of Pythias Hamilton Temple Butler County Pythian Association Port Union C. R. Hartkoff BH. Jones of Hamilton U. F

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