Reds Arrive in St Augustine for Spring Training
The Reds reach St Augustine Florida after a sunny trip from Cincinnati. They will train at the local Y M C A and begin hard work with pitchers in majority led by Manager Ganzel. First game planned for next Saturday vs Colts and Vets with more weekend matches scouted by Bancroft.
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Ganzel
Mike Mitchell
Jake Weimer
Ormond Beach
Weimer
Coakley
Ewing
Campbell
Spade
McCarthy
Tozier
Drury
Upp
Schlei
McLean
Pearce
Huggins
Hulswitz
Lobert
Mowrey
Mitchell
Kane
Paskett
O'’Neil
McGilvary
Fleaharty
Daley
Reds
Colts
Bancroft
Chris Clune
Cadichon Wins Narrow Rustler in Oakland Fourth Race
In Oakland Cadichon nosed out Import by a whisker in the fourth event a close finish judged by officials. Monvina placed third as favorites hit the opening races with Pontotoc winning the mile and a sixteenth. Other results list Nappa Carmisa Kogo Bellmence and Pon totoc among winners and runners up across six races.
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Oakland
Cadichon
Import
Monvina
Pontotoc
Nappa
W. Miller
Vinton
Phank
Nonie
Kirschbaum
Calla
Buchanan
Furze
David Poland
Governor Amer
Swagger
Carmisa
Hayes
Preen
Logistilla
Judge Nelson
Huerfano
Scoville
Fury
Mentry
High Gun
J. Butler
Mill Sot
Glone Wolfe
Patriotic
Mrs. O'Farrell
John H. Sheehan
Andrew B. Cook
Davis
Titus II
Sycamore
Woolen
LaRose
Galvanic
Lea
Lad
Miss May Bowdish
Laura DA
Twelve candidates named for cable chess match team
Brooklyn Chess Club Cable Match Committee announces twelve candidates for the American team to face Great Britain this Friday and Saturday for the Sir George Newnes trophy. Names include Barry Boston Delmar New York Fox Washington Helms New York Hodges Staten Island Howell London formerly Brooklyn Marshall Brooklyn Morgan Philadelphia Showalter Kentucky Stadelman Philadelphia Voight Philadelphia Wolbrecht St Louis. Only ten will compete as six teams are limited.
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New York
Mapch
Great Britain
Brooklyn Chess Club
John F. Barry
Boston
Eugene Delmar
Albert, W. Fox
Washington
Herman Helms
Albert B. Hodges
Staten Island
Clarence S. Howell
London
Brooklyn
Frank J. Marshall
Mordecai Morgan
Philadelhia
Jackson W. Showalter
Georgewa
L. Stadelman
Philadelphia
Herman G. Voight
H. Wolbrecht
St. Louis
Adae and Witte to Represent G A C at Chicago Meet
Frank Phillips of the Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club leaves for Chicago with Adae and Witte two of the Gym champion swimmers. They are entered in the Central A A U swimming championships at the Chicago Athletic Club on March 10. Adae will swim 100 220 yards and the distance plunge while Witte competes in 40 100 and fancy diving for the blue and white.
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Frank Phillips
Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club
Chicago
Howard Adae
Ray Witte
Chicago Athletic Club
Adae
Jockey McDaniel suspended. Aunt Rose disqualified at Fair Grounds
At New Orleans Fair Grounds, jockey McDaniel received a three day suspension for disobedience aboard Alma Dufour. Lady Esther won the fifth race, John Carroll placed second as the 7 to 10 favorite. Aunt Rose was disqualified in the sixth race for interference, Arrow Swift promoted to winner. Weather clear, track fast. race times listed for seven events and note of disqualification.
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New “Orleans
McDaniel
Alma Dufour
Lady Esther
Fair Grounds
John Carroll
Aunt Rose
Arrow Swift
Notter
Miss Imogene
G@ Swann
May Lee
Leibert
My Lady Frances
Lana Leck
Lady Chilton
Nora McKenna
Rnnette
Fancy Dance
Lurid
Autumn Maid
Grace Gunn
Mystifier
Manuscript
Dr. Steval
Financier
V. Powers
Rustle
S. Flynn
Dandy Dancer
J. Sumter
William H. Lon
George H. White
Rhinestone
Ethel Carr
Shirley Rossmore
Stoneman
Joyful Lady
Miss Sain
G. Swain
Orphan Lad
Royal Onyx
Meadowbreeze
Good Luck
Lord Simon
Hanbridge
Electorine
Mafalida
Nicol
Donna
Hawkama
Adesso
C. Henry
Druid
Brussel
Bamnda
Sumter
Albert Star
Hostile
Hyphen
Hadar
Prytania
Viperine
Bold Jockey Fined After Santa Anita Race Ruins Favorites
Bold won the second race at Santa Anita amid bets 12 to 1 while Instant and Bennie's Busy, the equal favorites, finished fourth and last. Jockey Van Dusen was fined 250 dollars after swinging across the field, though no disqualification was imposed. Jockey Schilling rode four winners and one second.
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Los Angeles
Bold
Santa Anita Park
Instant
Bennie
van Dusen
Schilling
Lady Vashti
Bauble
Harty
Dulcinea
Burns
Thing
Lisbia
Esther C
Columbia Girl
Pepper and Salt
Silver Sue
Burnelette
Lady Kittie
Salina
Belle of Brass
Lloyd
Ollie Ward
la Reina
Hindoo
Fair Annie
Miniature
Kerry
Ben Stone
Bonnie
Halaca
Compound Interest
Glen Home
Tea Cross
Rustling Silk
Nelson
Anna May
Creston Bay
la Gloria
Martin
Talarand
Musgrave
Black Mate
Blue Bottle
Nun’s Veiling
Grandita
Giovanni Belerio
Washington and Jefferson adopts summer baseball rule
The Faculty Athletic Committee of Washington and Jefferson College bans members of summer professional baseball teams from intercollegiate competition. The rule affects new students and immediate eligibility for varsity spots, while current students may continue to compete. Washington and Jefferson will enforce the rule against present students in contests with other colleges.
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Washington
Faculty Athletic Committee
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington and Jefferson
Fencing Match and Basketball Game At Cincinnati Gymnasium
The C G A C faces Cincinnati University in fencing at the Cincinnati Gymnasium Building on Shillito Place Wednesday night. Representing Gymnesium are V Van Vossen Edw Kurze and J Clemmens. A Ward A basketball game between the G C A C Regulars and the St Paul Parish five follows the bout.
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Cincinnati University
Cincinnati Gymnasium
Shillito Place
V. van Vossen
Edw. Kurze
J. Clemmens
Gymnesium
Ward
St. Paul Parish
Bouta
Chicago Wrestling World Championship Permit Issued
Mayor Busse issues a permit for a world championship wrestling match between Gotch and Hackenschmidt in Chicago at Dexter Park on April 3.
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Chicago
Busse
Gotch
Hackenschmidt
Dexter Park
First Race Purse Open Debutants At Local Track
The article lists weights and entrants for the day’s races across seven events. Notable thoroughbreds include Intervene, Sister Ollie, Lady Almy, Nazimova, Killochan, Minnehaha, Wild Fire, and Heart of Hyacinth, with varied weights and post positions.
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Intervene
Ibs
Font
John Hall
Speight
Sister Ollie
Tony S
Hank
Tom Holland
Shane
Lilian Ray
Miss Hapsburg
Pinion
Dispute
Irrigator
Tony W
Lady Almy
Agnés Wood
Escueta
Merrigo
Lady Seahorn
A Ee
Meadow
Woodsaw
Cablegrame
Freebooter
Clifton Forge
Wild Fire
E. T. Shipp
Miss Delaney
Don
Bellwether
Miss. Strome
Cock Sure
Platoon
ToyeBoy
Beatrice K
Hasty A
Ace High
Ralbert
Merrick
Draculum
Keator
Workmaid
Fay
Baseball Fans as Loyalty Leaders and Umpire Chaff
A survey of baseball fans as national character details fan types from quiet observers to loud critics. It highlights Hughey Jennings and the Chicago White Sox rooters, including a four leaf clover stunt and the famed tin whistle, plus memorable fan pranks and chants aimed at umpires and players.
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Jennings
Detroit
Windy City
Chicago
White Sox
Cubs
South Side
Comiskey
Jones
Sox
New York
City to Issue Bonds for Observatory Avenue Improvements
City council approves a plan to assess property owners for 81 percent of the cost of sewering and paving Observatory Avenue Mooney Menlo Fischer Stettinius Ritchie and Salem avenues with bonds of 18 203.36 dollars payable over five years at 4 percent. The project includes intersections and related work, with cash payments allowed to reduce bond totals.
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Ohio
Mooney Avenue
Observatory Avenue
Menlo Avenue
Fischer Avenue
Stettinius Avenue
Ritchie Avenue
Sal Avenue
Siettinius Avenue
Salem Avenue
Board of Public Service
Council
City of Cincinnati
Special Improvement Fund
William Heffron Construction Company
Robert Laidlaw
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Heating System Bids Sought for Public Comfort Station
The Board of Public Service of Cincinnati Ohio will accept sealed bids by 12 noon on Tuesday March 10 1908 for labor and materials to install a heating system at the Walnut Street end of Fountain Square. Bids must include full names and a $500 bid bond or certified check. The board may reject any bid. forms must be used. Orin J. Wenner clerk.
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Board of Public Service of the
Car of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Walnut Street
Fountain Square
Gustave Ww. Drach
Union Trust Building
The
Board of Public Service
Orin J. Wenner
Last appearance sparks crowd as jeers fade in baseball game
The crowd hushed as a player nicknamed Jack rode in on his final appearance and declared gratitude for surviving past ordeals. Fans urged him to stay, then a Detroit batter was ruled out at the plate on a close call. A bleacher spectator taunted the outfield, but overall quiet returned amid the game’s tension and fan support for the sport’s enduring appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Rooters
Elmer Flick
Naps
Flick
Hlmer
Sheridan
Jack Sheridan
Detroit
Jack
Cincinnati City Council approves Glenway avenue improvement plan
A Cincinnati resolution authorizes grading, curbing, wood block paving, and drainage works on Glenway avenue from Storrs Township west line to the corporation line. It sets a detailed curb grade progression and allocates 50 percent of costs to adjacent properties with ten yearly installments funded by bonds, with publication to follow on February 24, 1908.
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Glenway Avenue
Storrs Township
Corporation Line
City of Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of Public Service
Fifth Avenue
Winfield Avenue
Colonial Avenue
Kreis Avenue
Schiff Avenue
Cleves
City of
Cincinnati
In&stallmen
Ingore Ly
Baseball Fans Weigh In On Players And Pitchers
The piece notes fans vary in expertise from averages to pitchers work. It portrays rocter as fickle yet generally fair, forgiving good plays and letting past misdeeds fade as May baseball season arrives.
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Rocter
City to issue bonds for 73 percent street improvement cost
Ordinance authorizes bonds of 19,399.24 dollars to fund improvements to unnamed street Williams street and Harrison avenue. Assessments payable by property owners over five years with 4 percent interest. City funds cover remaining costs including to Board of Public Service and sinking fund payments to contractor William Scully Jr. and others. completion triggers payment schedule and deductions for cash prepayments.
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Council
Beate
Ohio
Sptts
Deveces
Impro
Eee Williams Street
Jay B
Board of Public Service
Williams Street
Harrison Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
William Scully, Jr
Williams
Robert Laidlaw
Board of Public Serviee
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
City Res 9th Street Asphalt Rehab from Central to Freeman
A resolution in Cincinnati declares the necessity to resurface Ninth street from the west line of Central avenue to the east line of Freeman avenue excluding John street and Baymiller street intersections. It sets curb grade, assesses 50 percent of frontage, covers survey and publication costs, and outlines payment terms and bond-related details.
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Ninth Street
Central Avenue
Freeman Avenue
John Street
Baymiller Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Office
The
Board of Public Service
Mall
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Gamel
Commercial Tribune
Fla
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North
Cincinnati League
G. Oneese
S .Eecersssasesnees
SUL ’ Automobiles
Pohlman
Mueller Seiler
Widener
Miller
Schaefer
Snyder
Seventh Ward
Schneider
Schmitt
Krollmann
Goetz
Heckerman
Rowekamp
Annee Ween
Hamel
Krollmanoyan
J. Mgporon Ook Ices Seesee
Knapp Sete
Om Boris Os
Tooker Eee
Rta Eek
Rupp
Weohrtyne Oi Wesc Gckes
Jog Hueber
Cescassevescoies
Joe Hueber
SOR
Poca Itu Veneks Tees Ores
Kenton County League
Deters
Turners On
Mangorg
Ssregestaceeenss
Trodes
Esacee Cegectsedete Asd
Ormond
Niet Seedokwese
Ong
Nolan Opeecesvens Eedetereeeees
OCALA
Ngne-Seavase
Sokss
Uncle Sam Ae
Rauch Lindsey
Sandman
Kreis
Clifton Heights
Leist
Fries
Vee
Diehl
Reiner
Century
Collier Teen Enero Ewnnee
Burkhardt
Shively
Rigby
Js Smith
Thomas
Kloppenburg
Hresman
Aee Ld Schovier
Sachteleben
Escessesseees
Meyer
Rahe
Eeasecceeeeseesissers
Sede
Oss
Kampf
Charles
Gis Oy
Eureka Tourney
Eureka A
Joering
Acencce Vidassoscese
Mite
Jh Ciudiee Vedecaest
I. Anschutz
Getca Capeaa de Neon Tenee
Psvyoseventns
Adae and
Witte
Aunt Aqge Oet Bage
Billy Sullivan
Johnny Kling
Bill Donovan
Mordecai Brown
Addie Joss
Lajoie
Hughey Jennings
Auburn
Huntington Mn Place
Auburgdale Place
Board
Board Segue
Huntington
Auburndale
Vane
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