Hulswitt Looks Set To Secure Reds Infield
Reports from the South praise Buddy Hulswitt as a standout rookie ready for a regular infield spot when the season opens April 14. With Mowrey, Lobert, and Ganzel evaluating, Hulswitt’s form pushes the others, while Weimer and other pitchers show strong readiness in Florida training camps.
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Buddy Hulswitt
Theans
Mowrey Or Lobert
Hulswitt
Lobert
Mowrey
Cincinnnati
Ganzel
Hulswitz
Shane
Weimer
Jake
Ewing
Coakley
Campbell
Cleve d American League Club Wins 10 8 in Macon
Macon Ga March 14 The Cleve d American League Club defeated the locals 10 to 8 in a tense game. The visitors combined strong hitting with steady pitching to pull ahead in the late innings.
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Macon
Meelick Wins Crescent City Derby in Record Time
Meelick, arriving from the Pacific coast, won the Crescent City Derby at New Orleans in 1:51 4-5 over 1 1 8 miles, breaking the track record by two-fifths of a second. Chapultepec the 1 to 3 favorite led early but Meelick surged to victory with Angelus third as Pinkola faltered.
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New Orleans
Meelick
Pacific Coast
Myeignee
Chapultepec
Esstacies
Angelus
Pinkola
Pinokla
Intervene
Escutcheon
Notter
E. T. Shipp
S. Flynn
Spion
Mulcahey
Jim Simpson
Handzarra
Bewitched
Alencon
Fay
Bitter Miss
Zira
E. Dugan
McDaniel
Pedro
EB. Dugan
Old Honesty
Donna
L. Smith
the Thorn
Quagga
BH. Dugan
Landbreeze
Minder
Blaze O’light
J. McCahey
Grenade
Suffice
Marsh Redon
Hadar
Javanese
Sylvan Belle
Penrhyn
Crafty
King Cole
Grace Larsen
Anna
Ruskin
Jack Witt
Warner Griswell
Bén Trovato
Lady Vincent
Bright Boy
Mr. Peabody
Halbard
Glamor
Docile
Lady Alicia
Punky
Dog Show Opens at Music Hall Next Tuesday
The Cincinnati Kennel Association and Ohio Humane Society host a major dog show starting Tuesday afternoon at Music Hall. A record 524 exhibits from across the country compete in 1 to 5 classes with extensive prizes including cash, ribbons, cups, medals and merchandise.
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Cincinnati Kennel Association
Ohio Humane Society
Music Hall
Cincinnati
H. B. Hungerford
Glencoe
Ill
Collies
Frank Viftcent
Harrison
B.F. Leitner
Dayton
C. G. Hopton
New York
Collie Club of America
Collie Club
Deters Accepts Baron's Challenge for Seven-Game Set
Deters accepts Baron’s challenge and a first seven games of the fourteen game event will be played next Thursday night at Collins' club. The match is set at $50 a side.
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Deters
Baron
Collins’ All
Elks Club Plans Strong Cincinnati Team for Season
Cincinnati Lodge No.5 Elk players are being organized for an ambitious season. Dunlap appoints Emil Haberer William Deck and James Brandt to run baseball for the lodge. Jim Brandt remains manager of the Elk team, with several noted players named among candidates for positions.
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Cincinnati Lodge
B. P. O. Ellis
Dunlap
Emil Haberer
William W. Deck
James M. Brandt
Jim Brandt
Elk
Brandt
Elks of Old No. 5
Shamrock
Emeryville Race Results Report from March Meet
Oakland riders report outcomes at Emeryville with six races. Wuerzburger won the first mile race, Andrew B Cook took the six furlongs, Cloyne led the Glenwood Handicap, Big Bow captured the Thorn Leaf Stakes, Silver Line won the mile and twenty yards, and Fireball won the Suscol Handicap with broad fields of contenders and times listed.
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Oakland
Cal
Emeryville
Wuerzburger
Buxton
Tonic
A. Walsh
Huerfano
J. Butler
DeGrammont
Henry O
Salpearl
John H. Salamund
Adele Brooks
Haber
Peggy O'Neal
Cloyne
Charboneau
Judge Nelson
Lycurgus
Peter Sterling
W. Kelly
Northwest
Massa
J. C. Clem
Wing Ting
Big Bow
Butwell
Livius
Gilbert
Benvolio
Knapp
Byronerdale
Silver Line
Gargantua
Mike Jordan
Phil Igoe
Maxtress
Follie L
Miss Officious
Ray
Millsong
Fireball
Gemmel
Lee Rose Wins Colin Stakes at Santa Anita
Lee Rose dominates the Colin Stakes at Santa Anita winning by six furlongs as Del Cruzados edges Aunt Aggie for second. Colonel Jack takes the mile race as E T Fryer finishes second and Ohlene third. Other race results list Colonel Bob, Macias, and Cata line among winners.
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Los Angeles
Lee Rose
Colin
Santa Anita
del Cruzados
Aggie
Colonel Jack
E. T. Fryer
Ohlene
Taylor
C. W. Burt
Schilling
Macias
Holland
Dr. Simrall
Hidden Hand
Port Mahone
John C. Rice
Burns
Musgrave
Goldstein
Critic
Dominus
Arvi
Ampide
Lightwool
Cruzados
Montanes
Adelbert Belle
Atkins
Creston Boy
Tollersgetenth
Rt Wisteria
Gene Ye
Trey
I A
Shriner
Geveeke
Ree May
San Nicholas
Jillette
Cobb Denies 1908 Detroit Deal In Homely Denial
Augusta Ga March 14 Tyrus Cobb the American League batting champion last year denied reports he had signed with Detroit for 1908 He said no agreement had been reached and he was preparing to play elsewhere for at least another year in baseball before any decision.
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Augusta
Tyrus Cobb
Detroit
Cin Cincinnati Gym Meet Earns Broad Street Victory
Cin Cincinnati Gymnasium hosts its midwinter indoor meet with Louisville Du Pont Manual Training School leading in several events and a fast, orderly program finishing before 10:30. Notable results include Public School Relay won by Kirby Road, 3:56 miles, and 440 yard dashes with top marks by A. Dahmann and H. Hooker among others.
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Cincinnati
Phillips and Mills
du Pont Manual Training School
Louisville
Kirby Road
Hoffman School
A. Dahmann
R. Johnson
D. Britton
Miami University
H. Hooker
Franklin
C. Fox
Turner
Central Turners
Lpeaker Turnverein
J. Schneider
T. Delaney
Celts
R. Maisch
Woodward
Clifton
C. J. McCoy
Miami
J. O’connell
N. Schwab
H. Beutel
Dupont
C. Beutel
G. Wagener
Hackett
H. Price
G. McCann
Hurdies
al Landau
J. Cc. Buck- Stuh], Jr
A. Eichelberger
F. McMinn
W. S. Stevenson
W. Woods
Hughes
Firet
J. Ruckstuhl, Jr
Regiment
Fred Holder
Gham Lasteir
A H. Day
Ohio Wesleyan
McCoy
Tai’ D. Harold
Tim
Lic
H. Martin
R. Kilburn
L. Redmond
G. A.C
Cas
Havin Ee Aees
C. Os
Meyers
L Fox
West One
Pirst
Oea
Blendale Boy 13 A Harvard Captain
Erastus S. Allen of Glendale Ohio was elected captain of the Harvard varsity basketball team for next season. The unanimous vote reflects his two year record as right forward and prior leadership of the freshman team. Arrangements for better training and a Western Christmas trip are planned.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Erastus S. Allen
Glendale
Harvard
Allen
City Park Entries Open With Mixed Race Card
Entries list across seven races at City Park with purses and weights. Notable horses include Bird of Prey Simcoe Inez Sister Intervene and Tony Ww in the first race, Roxy B Dario Moongold Gault in the steeplechase, and multiple selling and purse events featuring Lexington Lady Rebel Queen Lady Almy and Knight of Ivanhoe among others.
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Bird of Prey
Speight
Simcoe
Inez Sister
Tom Holland
Silverton
Joe Howell
Alice
Intervene
Miss Hapsburg
Irrigator
Elizabeth Harwood
Tony Ww
Brougham
Roxy B
Dario Moongold
Gault
Gold Circle
Bank Holiday
Blaster
Pete Vinegar
Rejectable
Kemp Ridgely
Profitable
Dr. Logan
Rural Boy
Ketchemike
Oarth
Cominipaw
Lucky Mose
Charles G. Gates
Monsignor
You Win
Good Luck
Kercheval
Lady Almy
Orena
Sainesaw
Ansonia
George H. White
Ben Sand
Aunt Rose
Arrow Swift
Terah
Chancellor
Okenite
Donna
Toscan
Lotus Eater
King’s Daughter
Terns Rod
Gild
Daring
Flavigny
Grace Larsen
Quagga
Ottoman
Halbard
Lillie Turner
Telegrapher
Louise MacFarlan
Knight of Ivanhoe
Creel
Cull
Gilpin
Reading Grays Organize Stock Club for New Season
The Reading Grays of Redding C and manager Charles H. Funk announce a stock company ownership. The park will be enclosed with modern facilities including a gymnasium and shower baths to attract fans in Millcreek Valley. New players include Bentler, Taylor, Huffman, with a roster featuring Nippert, Distler, Falk, White, O Connor, Nicol, Britton, Teare, Lierman, Emlinger and Smiley. Funk seeks fast Class A clubs and first-class teams to play.
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Reading Grays
Redding
Millcreek Valley
Grays
Bentler
Erlangers
Taylor
Northsides
Huffman
Mt. Sterling
Nippert
Distler
Falk
White
O’connor
Nicol
Britton
Teare
Lierman
Emlinger
Smiley
Funk
Muldoons
Charles H. Funk
Denman Street
Cars bogged in mud on long Western run
Evanston in Evanston was 70 miles from Ogden after an American car left this morning and stalled at a mud bog near Wiuta on the Wyoming Utah line. The Italian car reached Hanna at 2 45 this afternoon after twenty miles in six hours, about 300 miles behind the Americans.
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Evanston
Wyo
Wiuta
Wyoming-Utah Line
Ogden
Weber Canyon
Weber River
Hanna
French Car No 1 Delayed at Cresecent Repair Yard
In Omaha on March 14, reports say the French Car No 1 tied at Crescent Iowa ten miles east of Omaha cannot travel before Monday. Union Pacific shops in Omaha have been repairing the car for three days by March 14.
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Omaha
Neb
Créscent
Iowa
Union Pacific
American players win ten nation cable chess match in New York
After two days of stubborn play the tenth international cable chess match ended with American players securing five and a half points from ten by winning three games and drawing five. Two games remained in abeyance pending adjudication by Referee Baron Albert De Rothschild of Vienna. The Sir George Newnes trophy, last held in Britain, is awarded to the winner.
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New York
Baron Albert de Rothschild
Vienna
George Newnes
Britain
America
Holding Out to Not Beneficial in Baseball Salary Demands
The piece argues players often seek inflated salaries while managers rightly refuse. It cites Ty Cobb and Tommy Leach as examples, noting few clubs cut salaries despite strong seasons. It concludes holdsouts harm clubs more than players, with most players returning to work and managers resisting overpay.
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Ty Cobb
Tommy Leach
August Herrmann
The
Reds
Cobb
Fred Clarke
Pirates
Leach
Smoketown
Dreyfuss
Thompson Stops Murphy In Eighth Round Fight
In San Francisco at Coffroth's arena Johnny Thompson of Illinois defeated local boxer Johnny Murphy in the eighth round of a 133 pound glove bout. Thompson was the favorite at 10 to 7. The card also featured 115 pound bouts involving Jimmy Carmonta and Sunde Co.
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San Francisco
Johnny Thompson
Illinois
Johnny Murphy
Coffroth
Mission Street
Thompson
Jimmy Car- Monta
Veterans Triumph In Exhibition Opener Over Colts
In St. Augustine Florida on March 14 the Veterans defeated the Colts of the Reds 8 to 4 in an exhibition game. Upp Campbell and McCarthy pitched well for the Veterans while Weimer and Ragan started for the Colts. Mitchell hit the longest drive a three bagger and Ganzel contributed with stick work. Pearce caught for the Colts and performed solidly though two easy fouls were missed. The crowd, around 60, enjoyed perfect weather and solid play with players staying in position.
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Mike Mitchell
Mitchell
St.Augustine
Abe
Ganzel
Big Mike
Bunny” Pearce
Reds
Campbell
McCarthy
Colts
Weimer
Ragan
Tozer
Pearce
Ab.r.bh.sh
Huggins
Lobert
Eeeeree
McGilvray
Schlei
Seeveeeeee
Hulswitt
Paskert
C.f
Ab.r
A. Daley
Escseees
O'Neil
Kane
Ccereewnesens Lefreeses Acosseae
McLean
Mowrey
Coakley
Ssseneees Towing
Pis
Ragon
Weim
Me- Tozer
Carthy
Fleischmann
Shooters draw crowd as Fultz wins with 93 in 100 target match
Attendance at the weekly shoot was unusually good aided by pleasant weather. Fultz led with 93, seven targets ahead of rivals. Frances Althert, after a rough start, recovered to tie for second with Keplinger at 86. Visitors included H Helkes of Dayton and Vietmeyer of Chicago.
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Fultz
Frances Althert
Keplinger
Messrs. H. Helkes
Dayton, O
Vietmeyer
Chicago
Messrs. French
Tuttle
Meyers
Cincinnati Boy Wins Tennis Honor in Bahama
In Nassau Bahama on March 14 court golf and a tennis tournament drew large crowds. A A Breed of Cincinnati Ohio and R N Musgrove Jr of Nassau played for final honors in the tennis tournament next Monday.
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Cincinnati Boy
Bahama
Commercial Tribune
Nassau, Bahama
A. A. Breed
Cincinnati
R. N. Musgrove, Jr
Nassau
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Buddy Hulswitz
Trim
Cleveland
Meelick Lands Crescent Derby
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ELAS
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First Regiment Athletic Club
Blendale Boy
Erastus Allen
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VETS
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ST. Augustine
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Heikes
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Herman Areesveee
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Scccoscene
Bob White
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