Reds Win Opener By A Close Score
Cincinnati defeats Atlanta 2 to 1 in the opening game of the series. Huggins, Lobert, and Ovett score for the Reds as Ford held Atlanta to two runs with clutch outs by Tozier. Ford doubles for Atlanta, McMurary follows with a double, but the rally ends as Castro, Viebahn and Moran make defensive plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REDS
Spedial Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Ford
Huggins
Lobert
Fox
O'Neil
McGilvray
Ovett
Castro
McMurray
Tozier
Viebahn
Spade
Ade
Cincini
Jordan
Seeee
Neil
Schiet
Mowrey
Paskert
C.feenee Hulswitz
Wee Tozer
Eec de Te
Paskett
James Short
Printers Organize Bowling League in Cincinnati
Printers from Cincinnati offices plan a Sunday gathering in the Fisher Block at 2 p.m. to form a permanent city bowling league. Six clubs now play and eight to ten are aimed for, with a potential league team entering the international tournament at Pittb urg. The Deters-Barron Series continues tonight at Deters' alleys in Covington as Barron trails by 105 pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Fisher Block
Pittburg
Deters-Barron
Deters
Covington
Barron
Collins
Cubs Defeat Meridian in Nine to Four Victory
Chicago Nationals beat Meridian 9 to 4 as Moran Lundgren and Reulbach worked for the Cubs while Meridian’s pitchers Clervieux Reutter and Billiard struggled. Chicago departs for Montgomery on a special train. Steinfeldt, Howard, and Tinker miss time with injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Meridian
Miss
Chicago Nationals
Chance
Cubs
Montgomery
Steinfeldt
Howard
Tinker
R. H. E. Chicago
Chicago
Moran
Lundgren
Reulbach
Clervieux
Reutter
Billiard
White Sox Regulars Defeat Birmingham In Exhibition Play
Chicago White Sox regulars defeated Birmingham 6 to 2 in an exhibition game. Smith and Altrock held the locals to five hits and Chicago played an errorless game. Batteries Moran Smith and Altrock for Chicago Mahon Ables McNeal Turner for Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Birmingham
Ala
Chicago White Sox
Smith
Altrock
Chicago
Birmingam
Moran
Mahon
Ables
McNeal
Turner
Sox No. 2 Defeat Hutchinson 8 to 1 in Kansas Showdown
The Chicago White Sox No. 2 beat the Hutchinson Salt Packers 8 to 1 in Hutchinson Kansas. Olmstead pitched five innings as Chicago started slow before Freeman picked up. Batteries were Chicago Armbruster Olmstead and Freeman Hutchinson Haas Cravens and Attchison.
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Commercial Tribune
Hutchinson
Kan
Chicago White Sox
Hutchinson Salt Packers
Chicago
California
Wichita
Olmstead
Sox
Freeman
Hutchins
Armbruster, Olmstead and
Hutchinson—Haas, Cravens and Attchison
Giants Score a Shutout in Dallas Training Game
Dallas and the New York National Leaguers played a tight training contest in Dallas on March 25. New York capitalized on Dallas errors in the fifth and sixth innings to score three unearned runs as Dallas managed four. Attendance was about 100. Final: Dallas 4 New York 3. Batteries Dallas Lourdell Burnett Miller New York Taylor Mallarky Bresnahan. Umpire Dunlap.
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Commercial Tribune
Dallas
Tex
New York
R. H. E. Dallas
Lourdell, Burnett
Miller
Taylor, Mallarky
Bresnahan
Dunhlap
Brother of White Sox Twirler In Demand In Indiana
South Bend March 25 Pitcher Martin Walsh brother of Ed Walsh of the White Sox is training with the Cubs and may join Ft Wayne of the Three I League. Manager Hendricks of Ft Wayne confirms the deal with Murphy likely to close and says Wayne could field the league’s best pitching staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
South Bend
Ind
Martin Walsh
Ed Walsh
White Sox
Cubs
Ft. Wayne
Lub
Hendricks
Murphy
Wayne
Antirace Track Legislation Set for Senate Debate
In Albany New York on March 25 the Senate by unanimous consent set two antirace track gambling bills as a special order for discussion in the committee of the whole next Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Senate
Intercollegiate golf team faces travel ban over consent
New York March 25 There will be no foreign invasion by an intercollegiate golf association team this season. The obstacle is lack of paternal consent from four top players H H Wilder Harvard president of the association Robert Abbott Yale Ralph Peters Jr Princeton and W Fellowes Morgan Jr Harvard Without these four a representative team cannot be formed Ellis Knowles Yale intercollegiate champion and W T West Princeton may go abroad but as individuals.
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New York
Intercollegiate Golf Association
Collegians
H. H. Wilder
Harvard
Robert Abbott
Yale
Ralph Peters, Jr
Princeton
W. Fellowes Morgan, Jr
Ellis Knowles
W. T. West
May abolish basketball in Intercollegiate league
New York March 26 The Intercollegiate Basketball Association may face Yale and Princeton resignations when it meets Friday night A Yale manager’s letter cites New Haven faculty plans to curb basketball participation and potentially drop the sport from the minor sports list
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Intercollegiate
Basket Ball Association
Yale
Princeton
New Haven
Marshall Defeats Reti in Chess Tourney Round Three
The American Marshall defeated Hungarian Reti impressively while Johner fell to Berliner Bardeleben. Schleichter now leads the international chess tournament after the third round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Marshall
Reti
Johner
Bardeleben
Schleichter
Chicago Defeats Pennsylvania 17 to16 For College Crown
The University of Chicago defeated the University of Pennsylvania 17 to 16 in Philadelphia sealing the college basketball championship for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
University of Chicago
University of Pennsylvania
Chicago
May Abolish Betting at Bennings This Season
The Sims antibetting bill passed the House and may be added to a Bennings road widening measure. If advanced in the Senate, Bennings betting could be banned before the spring meeting ends. Senator Carter and Senator Gallinger show support. the bill may go to the Senate Subcommittee on Street Improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Bennings
Bennings Road
District of Columbia
Carter
Montana
Florida
Bryan
Gallinger
Oakland Racing Summary Highlights Big Two Mile Win
Miss Rille wins two mile race at Oakland led by Butwell then draws clear over Arcourt with Tetanus placing distant third. Gemmell dominates fourth race as Johnny Lyons snaps up second. Multiple races feature odds, weights and times for Nagaram Ocean Maid Del Cruzader and Sugar Maid among others.
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Oakland
Miss Rille
Butwell
Arcourt
Tetanus
Kogo
Gemmell
Johnny Lyons
Andrew B. Cook
Los
Hayes
Nagaram
Scoville
Lord Nelson
Kirschbaum
John E. Sheehan
Dr. Coleman
Dick Wilson
Combury
Frolicalgo
del Cruzader
Ibs
W. Miller
Ocean Maid
Sandy
Captain John
Dearborn
Tom Hayward
Bill Eaton
Intonation
Carmissa
Buxton
A. Walsh
Royal Maxim
Benvolio
Pontotoc
Leila Hill
Es Gemmell
the Mist
J. Butler
Ae Grace C
Sugar Maid
Dawn Patrick
Nelsor
Breaks and Bets Mark Third Day at Benning Jockey Club
Washington March 25. The third day of the Washington Jockey Club spring meeting at Benning drew a large crowd and pleasant weather. Favorites and long shots fared about even as six races were run, with notable results in the selling and maiden events and a steeplechase upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Jockey Club
Benning
Marie Abe Wins Juvenile Stakes at City Park
Marie Abe, dominant two year old, led from the start to win the Juvenile Stakes $1,000 added at City Park over five furlongs by a half length from Brougham. Orlandot upset tickets in the opening race and earlier events featured Minot as the favorite. Weather clear, track slow while the day produced six more races with multiple placers and times.
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New Orleans
Marie Abe
City Park
Brougham
Orlandot
Minot
Grack
Orlandor
S. Flynn
S. Heidel
Gibson
Leibert
Harold D
Frescati
Ansonia
Gratiot
Marsh Redon
Boss
Grace Laren
Bounding Elk
Buckman
Ralph Reese
Decimo
Sandcatcher
Balbert
W. Ott
Ida May
C. Henry
Canada
Skirvin
Big Ben
Warner Griswell
Hancock
Lucy Young
Listerine
Nancy
Handzarra
Cam Pan
Lansdown
J. Lee
Yankee Daughter
Nigger Baby
Inez
Lady Chilton
Anne McGee
Elizabeth Harwood
Pedro
al Muller
Flynn
Glorifier
J. Sumter
Our Boy
Miss Mazzoni
Merrick
A. Martin
Yaddoo
V. Powers
Momentum
A. Minder
Fred Mullholland
Coon
Belle of
Shelby
Avaunteer
John McBride
Creel
Katie Powers
Dr. McCluer
Bold Wins at Santa Anita in Tight Nose Finish
At Santa Anita Park on March 25 Bold, 13 to 1, nosed out Madeline Musgrave, the odds-on favorite, in the second race as Chilla placed third. Dominus Arvi dominated the fourth event by seven lengths, with Macias and Critic following in second and third. Other race results include Barbette winning the seventh, L. C. Widing taking the one and one-eighth mile event, and John Lyle capturing the mile race with Airs placing second.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Anita Park
Madeline Musgrave
Chilla
Dominus Arvi
Margie D
Goldstein
Auburndale
Martin
Lady Powell
Shilling
Yime
Virginia Green
Heathnally
Sonia
Compound Interest
Feb G
Red Lace
Waldorf Belle
Bold
Burns
Or Musgrave
Musgrave
Boland
Ned Jram
Marion Delorme
Barbette
Dally
Laudable
Litheline
Black Dress
Artie Ripey
Lythia Hamilton
Louise Cavanaugh
Dominius Arvi
Ibe
L. C. Widing
Elsie
Rustling Silk
Nelson
Perry Wickes
Bardonia
Leo Bright
Fastoso
Invictus
Sutton Wins Twice in Balk Line Showdowns
New York March 25 George Sutton defeated Cassignol 300 to 143 in an 18.2 balk line exhibition then beat Slosson 500 to 211. Jacob Schaefer was ill and could not play Hoppe who defeated John A. Hendrick 400 to 1467.
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New York
George Sutton
Cassignol
Sutton
George Slosson
Jacob Schaefer
Willie Hoppe
John A. Hendrick
Schaefer
Hoppe
Eight-team league issues 115 schedule for summer
The Kentucky Indiana Ohio Baseball League released its 115 game schedule. Opening June 7 and closing September 6 eight teams play with Queen City lacking home grounds. Shamrocks host games when Reds away at League Park.
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Shamrocks
League Park
Reds
Kentucky, Indiana
Ohio
Arthur Neiman
Wiedermanns
Queen Cities
Dayton
Middletown
Connersville
Wiedemarins’ Park
Dayton Shilohs
Wiedemanns’ Park
Shamrocks’ Park
Hamilton
Hamilton Krebs
Miamisburg
Shiloh
Shiloh Park
Ind
Wiedemanns
Miamisbore
Queen City
Cincinnati Fan Food and Local Ball News Summary
Cincinnati athletes seek minor league offers as Ben Alf, an infield standout, weighs contracts with Knoxville and Morlein Club. Covington Reliance targets April 11 18 and 25 games against 18 year old teams. W Sedam seeks contacts at Mt. Auburn. Spalding League adds teams Eries Olympians Reliance Victors St Henrys. Oakley strengthens lineup. Ralph Martin names Walnut Hills High School roster for Interscholastic League aiming for title. Claytons seek fast pitcher for Sunday games. contact 1340 Walnut Street.
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Ben Alf
Alf
Moerlein
Tennessee
Knoxville
Covington Reliance
W. Sedam
Highland Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Spalding League
East Fifth Street
Eries
Oympians
Reliance
Victors
St. Her Henrys
Oakley
West Fifth
Ralph Martin
Walnut Hills
Hilltop
Magly
Glasscock
Kilduff
Foss
Martin
Fuller
Steele
Thatcher
Stuart
Claytons
Walnut Street
Bookies Take Heavy Loss After McBride Victory
John McBride won the final race in New Orleans yesterday, dealing a body blow to city bookies. Odds were 10 to 1, drawing substantial bets and overwhelming the handbook men as tipsters moved in to capitalize on the upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McBride
New Orleans
Handbook
McBride
Daily Race Card at City Park Contests Multiple Stakes
The program lists six races at City Park with handicaps selling maiden and claiming events across Columbia course. Entries include Pantofle Animus Smoker Sugar Pine and Workman in the first race, Sir Cannon Abandon Obdurate and others in the selling events, and a hunter trial steeplechase with Pete Dailey My Grace Initial Onerous Tellfare Warrington Kitty Bellaire among 156 lb contenders.
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Columbia
Pantofle
Animus
Smoker
Sugar Pine
Workman
Claucus
Sir Cannon
Jack Gienn
Abandon
Obdurate
Spencer Wells
Inertia
Golden Sea
Pocotalio
Nutmeg
Mismin
Tony I
Bellwether
Gilvedear
Jubilee
Glaucus
Coppers
Shaughran
Gile
Hargot
Star
Pete Dailey
My Grace
Initial
Onerous
Tellfare
Warrington
Kitty Bellaire
Banguir
Recruit
Golden Glow
Banner
Brookdale
Pierrot
Venus
Woodline
James Crawford
Umbrella
Grandpa
Prisoner
Grace Cameron
Orooneka
Ingraham
Whirl
Silver Ball
Three Burglary Robbery Suspects Sentenced in Cleveland
Judge Caldwell imposed long terms on John Patton thirty years William Hines fifteen years and Hugh O'Donnell to the State Reformatory for burglary and robbery at Mrs McAlpin's home on Fourth and Lawrence. Patton faces possible mercy deduction after age thirty five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
William McAlpin
Lawrence
John Patton
William Hines
Hugh O'Donnell
State Reformatory
Patton
Cella
Patrick Shea
Probate court items show wills and executors named
The probate notices cover multiple estates with actions including a will appointing Matilda S. Custer executrix in Stoystown, final accounts of Delia E. McDonald widow and executrix showing $7,055.65 to a sole beneficiary, and provisions for Frank White’s son Harry Albert White with widow rights reserved. Simon Greenebaum’s estate totals $11,297.51 with stock in several companies. Margaret Mount’s personal estate is appraised at $4,833.
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Hannah
Crawford
P., C., C. & St. L. Railway Company
John McClatchey
George Custer
Stoystown
Matilda
S. Custer
Carthage
Delia E. McDonald
James M. McDonald
Testator
James McDonald & Sons Co
Julia
Frank White
Harry Albert White
Simon Greenebaum
Ohio and Kentucky Ki Leather Company
Stock Yards Bank
Cincinnati
Oldfield
Summit Gold Mines
Colorado
Mountaineer
Margaret Mount
Bank Sued by Creditors of Defunct Livestock Firm
Common Pleas Court actions allege the Live stock brokerage Rabenstein Harris and Conner deposited sale proceeds in the bank and drew checks before assigning. plaintiffs Smith Beatty Voorhis seek judgments totaling $2 014. $1 135.80 $678.75 and $497.00 against the bank. The firm owed about $35,000 with assets under $4,000. Also noted are jury venues set for April term and a separate suit by John McDonald administrator for $10,000 against the C C C St L Railway for McDonald’s death in 1907 while a car cleaner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Live Stock Company
City Hall Pank
Rabenstein, Harris & Conner
David M. Smith
Burnside
David T. Beatty
Rowland
Walter VV. Voorhis
Gideon C. Wilson
Common Pleas Court
Durr
Hamnan
James B. Swing
Woodmansee
Bromwell
O'Connell
Pfleger
Hunt
Criminal Court
Caldwell
John McDonald
Michael McDonald
C., C., C. & St. L Railway Company
McDonald
Wood Street
Galvin & Bauer
Jewelry partnership faces dissolution with receiver sought
Last May Thomas Kennedy filed two $1,000 suits against John Hauck Brewing Co and Buckeye Wrecking Co for injuries to Alice Kennedy. Judge Hoffheimer approved consent verdicts of 450 and 492.62 in separate actions. Benjamin Goldenberg petitions to dissolve his February partnership with Dora Arenburg as money brokers jewelers and repairers at 544 West Fifth Street seeking a receiver to wind down stock and divide assets. Goldenberg claims he invested 1450.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kennedy
John Hauck Brewing Company
Buckeye Wrecking Company
Alice Kennedy
Hoffheimer
Brewing Company
Martin Fisher
Triumph Manufacturing Company
Benjamin Goldenberg
Dora Arenburg
West Fifth Street
Goldenberg
City to Improve Glenway Avenue with Grading Curbs and Drains
City council approves Glenway Avenue improvement from Section 36 Storrs Town to corporate line. Project includes grading sandstone curbs wood block paving and drainage works with costs to be funded by bonds and 50 percent frontage assessments over ten yearly installments.
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Cincinnati
Serney Steene
Glenway
Seetton
Board of Public Service Mb
Storrs
Fifth Avenue
Winfield Avenue
Colonial Avenue
Kreis Avenue
Schiff Avenue
Cleves Turnpike
City of
John Galvin
Edwin Henderson
Lawsuit filed under Quee City Loan Company name
The case is proceeding under the name Quee City Loan Company. Attorneys for the plaintiff are Joseph B. Derbes and Victor Abraham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quee City Loan Company
Joseph B. Derbes
Victor Abraham
Divorce actions and settlements across several couples
Martha Gould dismissed her divorce suit from William Gould after an agreement. Judge Swing ordered William Soards to pay weekly alimony pending final disposition. Louisa Lucy seeks divorce from Alfred James Shannon and restoration to her maiden name. Mohr cites lack of support since June last year. Anna Schaefer seeks a rule against Joseph Schaefer for alimony noncompliance. Helen Keller seeks divorce from Edward Keller alleging cruelty and desertion. Attorneys listed: Harry Hess and Harry A. Rust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Gould
William Gould
James B. Swing
William Soards
Louisa Lucy
Alfred James Shannon
West Court Street
Mohr
Harry Hess
Anna Schaefer
Joseph Schaefer
Helen Keller
Edward Keller
Standard Theater
Harry A. Rust
Hartman Brothers appeal after six month sentence in Oleo case
Henry and Frank Hartman of Cleveland appealed a six month workhouse term and $1,000 fine for alleged oleo fraud. They faced charges of repacking colored oleo into casks with another brand and missing stamp duties. Revenue Agent Bowen uncovered the scheme. jury convicted them in Cleveland. The appeal argues improper testimony.
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Cleveland
Henry
Frank H. Hartman
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Lawe
W. H. H. Bowen
Taylor
Hartmangs
William L. Day
United States
Ohio
Court of Appeals
John. J. Sullivan
Justice Day
Supreme Court
Ohio Grand Lodge
Supreme.ee
Thompson
Supreme Lodge
Obsentir
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Reeves
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