Extraordinary Dog Show Attracts Local and Foreign Entrants
Entry close reveals record class patronage and a high level of competition. Secretary Henry Martin has classified dogs for the exhibition with many leading local entries and a strong foreign contingent including French bulls, beagles, English bulls and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Martin
Assuri
Cincinnati
William A. Quick
the Rose of the Rancho” Company
Thomas Carr
St. Louis
Beagles
Collies
Carl Heideman
Bowling Green
Kyx
Louisville, Ky
F. M. Huggins
Knoxville
Tenn
Dr. R
M. Skinner
Flemingsburg
Co. M. Gibbons
Winchester
Opposing merger of shooting clubs sparks anxious vote
Cincinnati Gun Club weighs consolidation with Northern Kentucky Gun Club amid fear of loss of home grounds and control. Leaders push for alliance while critics warn of heavy financial risk and possible power shift to Kentucky group. A heated vote is expected next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gun Club
Northern Kentucky Gun Club
Dayton
Cincinnati Club
Consolidated Club
Jergens
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Northern Kentucky
Northern Kentucky Club
Highlands
Wiedemann Ball Park to Open as Top Amateur Field
Wiedemanns finish a modern semi circular park with 2 500 seating, boxed stands, and heated showers. Opening May 1 with All-Kentuckians, then May 10 Atkins Indianapolis, May 17 Shamrocks Cincinnati, May 24 Springfield Reds, May 30 Decoration Day, May 31 Indianapolis Reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiedemann
Newport
Wiedemanns
All-Kentuckians
Atkins
Indianapolis
Cincinnnati Shamrocks
Springfield Reds
National Cash Register
Dayton
Shoemakers
O. Turner
Prospect Street
Bellevue
Covington
Berte P
Kreutzkamp
Hesselman
H. Wischer
Holicke
Wiehoffer
Burke O.f
A. Wischer
R.f
Randal
Shilohs
Ohios
Hamilton
J. B. Randal
East Thirteenth Street
Muldoons
Muldoon Baseball Club
Denman Street
Cincinnati
Burns Johnson bout in doubt as syndicate objects
London reports that Burns Johnson fight plans falter after Johnson's manager Fitzpatrick sends terms for expenses and purse while Burns prepares for a Dublin bout with Roche on St Patrick's Day. Burns intensifies training and will depart for Dublin March 15, with tensions over the proposed match lingering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
Tommy
Burns
Jack” Johnson
Kelly
Sam Fitzpatrick
Johnson
New York
Terme
Roche
Dublin
St. Patrick's Day
England
Cincinnati Olympic tryouts spark huge Co G A C carnival
Great turnout expected for a high profile athletic meet at the Armory next Saturday night sanctioned by the AAU. Over 600 entrants from Cincinnati clubs schools and colleges plus Indianapolis Socialer Turnverein and Louisville groups compete in 50 and 60 yard sprints relays and long races with Markley leading the star sprinters and a crowded program promising record performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago A. C
Louisville Y. M. C. A
Louisville University
DuPont High School
Louisville
Turnverein
Indianapolis
Hoosiers
Markley
Miami
Marse Abe Wins Carnival Stakes at Fair Grounds
In New Orleans on March 7 Marse Abe the 7 to 20 favorite wins the Carnival Stakes for two year olds at 4% furlongs over Brougham who is beaten a head. Jockey Notter also guides three other winners on the card at the Fair Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Marse Abe
Brougham
Arse Abe
Notter
Sea Swell
Elizabeth Harwood
McDaniel
Pocotaligo
Brussel
Grotto
Shane
Lady Hammon
Servicence
Tenorett
al Muller
S. Flynn
Toy Boy
the Bear
Ace High
Moyea
Allenby
Very Royal
Escutcheon
Miss Strome
Hannibal Bey
Minder
Handzarra
Avaunteer
Harold D
Marie Abe
Ibs
Alma Dufour
Yankee Girl
St. Hanio
Donna
L. Smith
Tea Beach
V. Powers
Sam Taylor
Heine
Beau Brummer
Belle Scott
Delphie
Artful Dodger
Mulcahey
John Smulski
Lady Vincent
Grenade
Quagga
Phil Finch
Docile
Intercollegiate and Club Relays From City Track Meet
A long list of relay teams and participants across clubs and schools including Central Turners, Celts A C, Miami University, Woodward High School, Y M C A and various YMCA and church groups compete in junior, intermediate, and open relays. High jump and shot put competitors from multiple districts and clubs are named along with venues and associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gilligan
A. Palmer
Celts
W. Parker
St. Paul
J. T. McGrory
Miami University
Central Turners
Speigler Turnverein
Indianapolis
West Cincinnati
Turnverein
North Cincinnati
Covington’ Turners
Junior Reldy
Vernondale
A. C
Clifton
Hughes
Franklin School
Celts A. C
Woodward High School
St. Paul A. C
Hughes High School
Woodward
Walnut Hills
Baraca
Immanuél. Baptist
Ninth Street Baptist
Second Presbyterian
O. M. I Franklin
du Pont M. T
H. 8
Louisville
Oi — Ndow
Bender
L. Fox
H. Meyer
C. Whitehead
J. Russell
C, Chad
Baseball Records of the Past Twenty Five Years
A survey lists major and minor league marks from 1878 to 1964 including most runs in a game 35 by Chicago versus Cleveland in 1882, longest games, attendance highs, strikeouts, and longest seasons. The article notes Jiggs Donohue’s lone first base chance and various all time records across teams and eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1908
Chicago
Cleveland
Barrett
Detroit
Brown
Louisville
Keeler
Baltimore
Schreckengost
The
Athletics
Donahue
Chicago Americans
Evers
Chicago Nationals
Collins
Boston Nationals
Allen
Philadelphia Nationals
Slagle
Washington
Hutchinson
Rusie
New York
Storey
Boston
Fargo
Grand Forks
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
New York Nationals
Philadelphia Athletics
Columbus
Toledo
Paul Hines
Providence
R. I
Harry O'Hagan
Rochester
Jersey City
Larry Schlafly
Portland
Ore
Waddell
Lancaster
Atlanta
Shreveport
John M. Ward
Buffalo
Cy” Young
Wake wins Undine Stakes at Emeryville in upset
In Oakland the Undine Stakes winner was Wake of Millan at 15 to 1, with Lee Rose runner-up and Mozark close behind. Earlier races featured Yavora in the Golden Gate Handicap and several other noted horses like Bélmeré and Judge Nelson posting fast times on the Futurity and Desoto cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Emeryville
Wake of Millan
Lee Rose
Mozark
Yavora
Gilbert
Nelson
Bélmeré
EW. Miller
Phil Igoe
Davis
Scoville
Prestige
Duke of Orleans
Nappa
Elevation
Prince Brutus
Convent Bell
Battdor
Alsatian
W. Miller
Lassen
Heatherton
Pontotoc
San Gil
Piapadrome
Mary Candiemas
Senator Warner
Judge Nelson
Musgrave
Tavora
Bent
Kirschbaum
Sheersigs E Gyatende
Royal Maxim
Red Leaf
Byronerdale
Race Day Entries and Weights at Local Track
A listing of first through fifth races with horse names and weights for a race meeting. Entries include Grace Gum, Miss Imogene, Lena Lech, and others with weights from 100 to 112 pounds, and several misreadings noted in the OCR. The document shows selling and purse races across different distances including six furlongs and a mile and 70 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Gum
Miss Imogene
Lena Lech
May Lee
Fancy Dance
After All
Silverine
Lurid
Reinette
Nora McKenna
Autumn Maid
Lady Chilton
Kinmore Queen
Gloriale
My Lady Frances
Bewitched
Dr. Stevali
Finesse
Bojs
Mystifier
Mile
Belford
Inauguration
Manuscript
Torah
George H. White
Must
the Thorn
Shirley Rossmore
Ethel Carr
Queen’s Souvenir
Stoneman
Rhinestone
William
Lady Esther
Ace High
Lillie Jag
Dr. McCluer
Meelick an Ergy Wins Los Angeles Derby at Santa Anita
Sam Hildreth’s Meelick an Ergy led from the start to take the Los Angeles Derby at Santa Anita Park. Jockey Schilling rode the 4 to 5 favorite as Smirker faded in the stretch. Barly Tide and Magazine followed in the other top spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Sam Hildreth
Méelich
Santa Anita Park
Smirker
Schilling
Meelick
Lord of the Forest
Shriner
Don Domo
Preston
Halton
Martin
Banlada
Lady Frost
Taylor George
Horace H
J. H. Reed
Hennessey
Force
Mattie Russell
Colored Lady
Furnace
Rubinon
Lloyd
Gateway
Red Reynard
Bauble
Perry Wickes
Escamado
Don Hart
Master Lester
Rudebek
Bird of Passage
Barly
Tide
Knapp
Magazine
Burns
Stanley Fay
Center Shot
Merrill
Wistaria
Moriarity
Royal Rouge
Prince Frederick
Ducila
Sharp Boy
Sly Ben
Money Moss
Booger Red
Oreagna
Harty
Chief Desmond
Billy Bowlegs
Turnaway
Friar of
Elgin
Barbette
Aristotle
Wisé Child
Silver Skin
Elie
Associate
Redlegs Arrive Ready Ten Depart for Florida
Sixteen players arrive at Grand Central Station bound for St Augustine to train in Florida. Manager Ganzel notes the group is husky and educated looking, with players like Spade Tozer Fleaharty Hulswitt Pearce Upp Paskett and ONeill arriving ahead of the spring camp. Herrmann provides funds as the team prepares for a hard season in a bid to win the National League pennant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Central Station
St. Augustine
Buddy Hulewitt
Bunny Pearce
Hulswitt
Pearce
Larry McIvean
Grand Hotel
Ganger
George Upp
Mr. Herrmann
Upp
Billy Campbell
Reds
Columbus
Herrmann
George Paskett
Mike O'Neil
Ganzel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tor Boswon
LOA Stearns Avondale, Crizyy
Prince Argo
David 2
Gamble
Cincinnati Kennel Association
Ohio Humane
First Regiment Athletic Club
Arthur Dahman
Turners
West End
Hughes, Woodward
Walnut Hillis
Franklin
St. Xavier's
St. Paul's Parish
Advent M. C
Glendale A. C
Holy Cross A. C
Westwood Y. M. C. A
H. Wiest
H. Piper
G. Cherrington
F. Wiborg
C. Strike
E. Tiff
E. Wise
E. Rinck
H. Adae
C. Tobias
C. G
C. G. A. C.,_E. Reinhardt, N. C. T. V.; A. Schwerin
W. Weiskopf
H. Redeker
W. Schmidt
P. Witherby
Holy Cross
W. Courtney
John Buller
Fenker
Fernberg
A. Haase
R. Littell
H. Scholler
A. Eichelberger
G. Burgess
BE. Theiler
A. Sandow
J. Ruckstul
A. Hays
A., Eichelberger
Y. M. C. A. D. Harold
First Regiment
J. Smith
J. Smith Celts; C. Richardson, DuPont. . The 50+Yard Interscholastic—R. Heinamen
Glendale
O. M
H. Hooker
R. Podesta
J. Sholtz
M. ‘Pagné
C. Beltle
DuPont
H. Richey
H. Wilson
F. Holder
E. Salm
F. Burns
T. EB. A.C
DD. Sherman
A. Reichers
J. Hackett
W. ~Coleman
G. Ewald
M. CG. A
W. Heekin
B. Jenkins
E. Eartle
A. Jenkins
H. Kause
E. Thieler
Y. M
C. A
E. Werder
W. Bailard
J. Huff
G. McCann
B. Gray
S. Tully
J. Schultz
D. M. Britton
L. Redaveres Fae
C. Mauge
Windsor
R. Kilbaum
Kime Rona
H. Ruff
J. O'Donnell
J. Schneider
G. A. C. D. Jenkins
Coleman Louisville
R. Lawie
H. Shaller
R. Maisch
M. C
C. Toding
S- G
Fibbe
C. Draper
E. Beck
C Paul
EAOT
Ees
Arning
Hayes
Reservation
Butwell
Taunt
Bellmence
Lone Wolf
Shenandoah
Tancréd
St. Francis
W. Kelly
Preén
Tom Shaw
Hildebrand
Grace G
Squint Johnson
Blanche C
Hector
Meeligk AN
Ergy
DERBY
Big Los Angeles
Hildreth
Early Tide
Redlegs
Cincininati
Florida
Candytown
Old Cincinnati
John Ganzel
Pany
Bob Spade
Tozer
Fleaharty
Cy Youngs
Jim Jeffries
Tuttle
Keplinger
Anderson
Frances Althert
Hughes Ates Atten Reese
Mise PF
Altherr
Ete Bueens
Hermanake Ous
Fultz
Et Ewneene Wee Keplinger Feeetewe Om
Srubuirg “Obbieds Oboddiegs Isess
Oiligeocasbets
Keenseewedak Tees
S Bultman
Renee Ation
Keplinger Bent
Walker
Seae
Wright - A
Piave
Swanes
Caenes
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