Reds Do Not Work On Sabbath In Florida Exibitions
The Cincinnati Reds rested after a week of training in St. Augustine Florida with yesterday’s exhibition game provoking reflection. Captain Ganzel evaluates players like Kane Huggins and Coakley as spring form improves. Bancroft reports plans for more games including a possible May meeting with Brooklyn and a return game if they travel to Florida.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Augustine
Fla
Cincinnati Reds
Ganzel
Johnnie Kane
Short
Little Miller Huggins
Bancroft
Ormond
Reds
Brooklyn
Jacksonville
Banny
Spade
Drury
Coakley
Socrates
Anacharsis
Greece
Africa
Cathire More
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Names of Two Year Olds In The Racing Calendar List
The Racing Calendar issue lists nearly 4,000 two year olds from about 900 stallions valued from 1000 to 100000 dollars. Most will race in New York if legislation allows. Names range from theatrical to odd including Miss Hook of Holland and Emperor William among others.
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New York
Albany
Miss Hook
Holland
Fascinating Flora
the Hose
Polly of
Raffles
Mile
Modiste
Merry Widow
David Warfield
Julia Marlowe
Harry Bulger
Vesta Victoria
Rose Beaumont
Mary Garden
Emperor William
Queen Alexandra
Bob Evans
Judge Landis
von Buelow
Chesterbrook
Wat-ta- Wasso
Wingohocking
Cuaretare
Helawitsam
Aguascalientes
U. Kid
Dave Nicol
Johnny White
Home Run
White Sox
Happy Land
Blue Laws
Rodan
Justa Joke
Union League clubs lure top stars with record offers
President A W Lawson of the Union Baseball League said President Hart of the local Union League Club wired Tyrus Cobb of the American League with the largest salary ever offered to a ballplayer to join Washington Union League Club. Lawson also noted President Schlichter of the Philadelphia Union League Club has offered Hans Wagner of the National League $10,000 to play for Philadelphia this season.
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Washington
A. W. Lawson
Union Baseball League
Hart
Lawson
Tyrus Cobb
Washington Union League
Schlichter
Philadelphia Union League
Hans Wagner
Cobb to Detroit in pursuit of baseball position
Cobb told AP there have been no offers from Union Baseball League president Hart yet. He cites a possible $5,000 yearly offer from Lawson to play for the Washington Club, with a fallback to the Detroit Club if Navin agreement cannot be reached. He plans to depart Augusta by tomorrow morning.
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Cobb
Detroit
Augusta
Tyrus Cobb
Associated Press
Hart
Union Baseball League
Lawson
Washington Club
Navin
Cobh
New Driver Takes Charge as Ameri car Reaches Ogden
The American car in the New York to Paris race arrived in Ogden Utah at 9 30 a m with machinists at work on repairs all day The car will depart Monday Lynn Mathewson leaves the car at Ogden Brinker will drive through Nevada after an exhausting night from east of Hecho where heavy mud slowed progress In Rawlings Wyoming the Italian car arrived at 3 15 this afternoon and will depart Monday morning.
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Ogden
Utah
New York
Paris
Lynn Mathewson
Brinker
Nevada
Hecho
French cars advance in transcontinental rally progress
Omaha dispatch says French car No 2 reached Ames Iowa tonight and will depart tomorrow morning. German car remains at Ames for repairs. French car No 1 still at Crescent, parts received today and expected to proceed tomorrow.
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Omaha
Neb
Ames
Toomorrow
Crescent
Metz Defeats Ampler In Close Match
Metz beats Ampler in a tense second half showdown with a narrow margin. Final tallies show Metz ahead by several pins, ending with a score around 1941 to 127? The fragmentary report lists per-frame totals and various numbers, indicating a detailed scorecard from the match.
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Metzsdeféaten
Pete
Ampler
Burns Arrives For Dublin World Title Fight
Dublin March 15 Burns the American heavyweight champion contender faces Jim Roche in Dublin on March 17. Burns arrives despite an inflamed eye and says he is in better condition than ever, with strong betting favoring him though observers note Roche’s fresh challenge. Roche weighs 196 pounds to Burns 168, and a sold out Theater Royal venue accompanies the bout hype.
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Dublin
Tommy” Burns
Jim Roche
Burns
Roche
Theater Royal
Richard Croker
Furnes
Autos in the United Kingdom and notable car news
A census reports 119 618 motor vehicles in the United Kingdom with 61 617 pleasure cars, 4 124 commercial machines, and 53 877 motorcycles. It notes 205 606 licensed drivers and a rise in pleasure vehicle registrations since 1906. The piece covers braking, a Paris race official, an American driver in Paris, and various automotive club actions including fording tests and for digesting denatured alcohol as fuel.
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Brooklyn
Cheyenne
New York
Paris
Philippines
China
Japan
William Klumpke
R. H. Johnson
American Automobile Association
Savannah
Comdén
N. J.) Automobile Club
Greater
Charlotte
N. c
Louisiana Sete League
Cleveland
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Carolinas
Virginia
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Denver
New Orleans
Leo Joelson
Houston
Tex
Africa
Pottstown
Wheeling
W. Va
Wilkesbarre ( i) Club
N. J
Munici
Central League meeting adopts schedule changes in Zanesville
The Central Base Ball League Rules Committee will meet in Wheeling and then in Zanesville on Tuesday to adopt the playing schedule. Several changes to by laws are expected, with mileage a major issue to be reduced.
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Wheeling
W. Yva
Central Baseball League
Zanesville
Sident Carson
New York Entry in Cincinnati Dog Show
Out-of-town entry William A. Quirk brings Gugusse Jr. a French bulldog that won a blue rib bon at Madison Square and has prizes from Boston and New Jersey shows this season. Gugusse Jr. is sired by Nelicote Gugusse, a famed French bull. Music Hall improvements for 624 dogs continued to ready the bench area ahead of Monday arrivals.
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Cincinnati Kennel Association
Ohio Humane Society
Music Hall
Morrow
William A. Quirk
Lyric Theater
Quirk
Gugusse, Jr
Madison Square
New York
Boston
New Jersey
Nelicote Gugusse
Goldenberg
Nellcote Kennels
McCauray
Doty
No Chicken Fight Foiled by Covington Police
Acting under Police Chief Schuler guidance in Covington, Lt. Riemeyer and Detectives Booth and Steven son with four patrolmen prevented a planned chicken fight in the alley between Fourth and Fifth streets near Scott street. Three men and four chickens were taken into custody but released for lack of evidence. The chief vowed no chicken or prize fights would be allowed and ordered officers to enforce related laws.
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Covington
Riemeyer
Booth
Stevenson
Fourth
Fifth Street
Scott Street
Wright
Krumpe
Fourth District
Ottaway
Green
Born Billiard Genius Willie Hoppe Faces World Champs
Frank Hoppe Sr describes Willie Hoppe as a born billiard genius who mastered technique before understanding strokes. He notes Hoppe's rise from a child prodigy to a world title contender, challenging top players at 18.1 and 18.2 billiards and proving his mastery abroad against Vignaux before American stars.
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Willie Hoppe
Willie
Vignaux
France
Tag
Sainny
Team Personnel Doubtful for London Olympic Selection
New York rumors swirl over America’s London Olympic squad as past performances mislead. Fred Bellars emerges as a rising force in cross country, while Frank Sheehan Cloughan Ford Bailey and others shown promise. Trials will sort veterans from obscurity with candidates like Pilgrim and Daly noted in context.
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London
America
Paul Pilgrim
Athens
Pilgrim
Fred Bellars
Bellars
Jersey
Ndon
Celtic Park
Bonham Daly
Carr
Haskins
Collins
Joyce
Cohn
Frank Sheehan
Boston
Jamestown
R. Cloughan
Fordham
Cloughan
George Ford
A. T. Bailey
Travers Island
Stogies Claim White Sox Over Wichita Players
Wheeling Central League club files a claim with National Commission chairman Garry Herrmann for Wetling Spear Dick and Weaver from Wichita alleging Chicago drafted them to cover up. Wheeling sought fall selection but players were already drafted by the White Sox. Club awaits return to Wichita and requests regular draft price.
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Chicago
South Bend
Ind
Thia
Wheeling
Garry Herrmann
National Commission
Wetling
Spear
Wichita
Weaver
White Sox
Bee Isbell
Herling, Spear and
Vastly Improved Billiard Game and Heavier Cues
The article extols a vastly improved billiard game with heavier cloths rubbers and tables in excellent condition. It argues billiards sharpens sight memory and decision, favors participation over spectacle, and notes modern play is more practical, standardized, and theory driven.
Riot Breaks Out In City Streets After Ball Dispute
A large street clash near Sixth and Pierson streets drew police in force as white and black residents fought with bricks and clubs. Six arrests were made for disorderly conduct, including Arthur Rhinear and Joseph Brandon, as officers battled to separate fighters and restore order amid a second, smaller brawl at Front and Harriet streets. Rhinear sustained a broken shoulder and internal injuries, Samuel Wright a scalp wound, and others minor bruises.
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Pierson
Arthur Rhinear
Fifth Street
Mound
Joseph Brandon
West Sixth Street
Lizzie Wright
Samuel Wright
Robert Johnson
Douglass Holmes
Freeman Avenue
Rhinear
Brandon
Calliag
Sixth
Harriet
Front
Harriet Streets
West Front Street
Fourth District
Judd Thatcher
Madisonville
James Royce
John Kopolinski
Royce
Kopolinski
St Patrick hailed by Presbyterian pastors as saint and missionary
Two Presbyterian ministers in the area argued last night that St Patrick, Ireland’s patron, was a Presbyterian. Dr Shields and Dr Swiggett described his life and writings as aligning with scriptural holiness, note his missionary work in Ireland, and claim birthplace and missionary journeys across Scotland, Ireland, and France, with Ireland today home to Catholics, Anglicans, Presbyterians and Methodists in varying numbers.
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St. Patrick
George W. Shields
Norwood
E T. Swiggett
Lockland Church
Ireland
Shields
Dr. Shield
Church of England
Cincinnati Toddlers Delight Sunday Illustrated Magazine Insert
Next Sunday the paper will publish two full pages of local children from Cincinnati. The tots are celebrated as the pride of many homes and will appear in the Illustrated Magazine, a handsome supplement offered free with the Sunday edition. Readers can phone to arrange carrier delivery to their home.
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Cincinnati
Ilustrat
No Irish In This Bunch In National Association Bulletin
The latest National Association bulletin lists minor league players with Irish origins who signed with clubs nationwide. Names include Garnier and Schrimpscher in Lincoln. Doll in Denver. Rondeau and Wadleigh in Hartford. Yantz in Grand Rapids. Chaffee in Wilmington. Zannelli in Savannah. Taffee in Jacksonville. Jung in Houston. Spangenberg in Shreveport. Yeargers in Oklahoma City. Kleint in Taylorville. Gutnecht in Madison. and Jolly in Spokane among others.
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Hibernians
Farrell
National Association
Lajoie
Wagner
Chance
Ty Cobb
Wild Bill
Donovan
Lincoln
Neb
Garnier
Schrimpscher
Jewell
Denver
Doll
Dayton
Love
Hartford
Rondeau
Wadleigh
Grand Rapids
lTfohnquist
Yantz
Wilmington
Chaffee
Marhefka
Clunn Yansville
Crowder
Departures Listed Across Cities by River Courier
The River newspaper lists tomorrow’s departures from Pittsburg and surrounding towns. Queen City, Porderoy, Greenwood, Maysville, Madison, and Louisville City of Cincinnati all show 5 p.m. departures, with the Courier edition at 11 o’clock in Madison.
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Pittsburg
Queen City
Porderoy
Greenwood
Maysville
Courier
Madison
Kentucky
Louisville
Cincinnati
Kid McCoy Sells New Jersey Property For 40000
Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy disposed of real estate on Center street in South Orange New Jersey for 34000 dollars. Rumors of plans to start an automobile club drew neighbor interest but Cyrus W Currier ultimately bought the house for 40000 dollars after remarks about the former owner's identity.
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New York
Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
Center Street
South Orange
N. J
Thomas Fenton Taylor
Selby
Cyrus W. Currier
Advertised Departures City Schedule Card
Public transport notice detailing tomorrow 5 p.m. departures from Queen City and daily services to Maysville Louisville Pittsburg Pomeroy. Mentions exceptions for Sunday Saturday and a Friday p.m. time. Contains scattered OCR errors but lists key destinations and times.
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Queen City
Maysville
Louisville
Seecan
Stage of the River Falls as Ohio River at Cincinnati Drops
At 6 p.m. yesterday the Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 44 feet 9 inches and was receding. The gauge indicated a continuing fall from higher levels, with no immediate crest expected. Authorities monitored flood conditions and urged precautionary measures for riverfront areas.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Shipping departures and arrivals at the port
Yesterday's departures included The Courier bound for Maysville and City of Louisville heading to Louisville. Today's expected arrivals include The Greenwood from Pomeroy and Courier from unknown origin.
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Courier
Maysville
City of
Commercial Tribune Pattern Order Form
Advertisement for Commercial Tribune patterns with instructions to mail 10 cents and pattern No. 6049 to a New York factory through the Cincinnati fashion department. It lists name and address fields and notes several days processing time.
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Commercial Tribune
Fashion Department
Cincinnati
New York
Jeffries Plans LA Arena to Ring Fights to Decision
Heavyweight champion Jim Jeffries will revive boxing near Los Angeles by building a large arena just outside the city. He seeks big stakes and aims for decisive fights, including Burns versus Johnson potential matchups, with a $5,000 referee fee. Jeffries expects European travel this summer with arena ready by then.
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Los Angeles
Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
Europe
Germany
Burns
Johnson
Cycle Race Fight Breaks Out in Paris Gallery
Spectators at the Galerie Des Machines cycle race in Paris stormed the stands after a umpire decision. They wrecked and set fires, prompting 300 police reserves to restore order.
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Paris
Galerie .Des Machines
A Charming Silk Waist Pattern in Popular Style
The latest silk waist designs appeal to modern women with a balanced, not overly elaborate look. The Gibson plait creates a long shoulder line, the vest enhances the waist, and tucked cuffs finish the sleeves. Suitable for taffeta, messaline, or other silks, it also works in wool or linen with adjustments. Pattern No. 6049 offers seven sizes 32 to 44 inches bust for ten cents.
Pittburg and Cincinnati Packet Line Schedule Notice
QUEEN CITY leaves wharfboat at Broadway foot on Tuesday March 17 at 5 p.m. for Pomeroy Wheeling and Pittsburg. E R Mauck agent at Public Landing No 20c. Virginia follows Saturday March 21.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati Packet Line
Pomeroy
Wheeling
Queen City
Broadway
R. Mauck
Public Landing
Virginia
Steamer Greenland Report From Greene Line
Steam ship Greenland bound for Pomeroy and Greene Line service reported today with route adjustments via Sycamore due to points and wind. Local port authorities confirm no casualties and cargo intact.
Steamer Route Details From Greene Line Wharfboat
Steamship schedule notes Maysville and adjacent way points from the Greene Line wharfboat. Foot camorest appear in the brief, with a time reference of today at 11 p.m. Contact Tel M 1457 for further particulars.
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Maysville
Greene Line
Boats Leave Main Foot Louisville Daily at 5 P.M
Louisville and Intermediate Points and Lower Ohio service operates boats from foot Main daily at 5 p.m except Sundays at 9 a.m freight on Kentucky River received daily contact M. 1897 for details and telephone.
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Louisville
Ohio
Kentucky
Tel
Lee Line Steamer Service to Memphis
Lee Line steamers offer freight and passenger trips to Lower Ohio with Memphis meals and berths at 13.09. Georgia Lee sails from wharfboat foot Broad Way on Friday at 5 p.m. calling at Vicksburg Bluff and two way points. Freight received daily at 204 E Front and via Main 1130. J F Ellison, Supt and Gen Manager.
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LEE Line
Memphis, Inc
Georgia Lee
Broadway
Ohio
Vicksburg
Bluff
J. F. Ellison
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