Intercity Semipro Race Heats Up Across Region
The Interstate Semipro Circuit races for leadership spark lively action in Cleveland Canton Toledo Akron Johnstown Pittsburg and Detroit as Price Hill Urichos Wiedemanns and others vie for the city title. Brossman faces Doty for Muldoons while Urichos meet North Cincinnati at Crowe's Park with umpire assignments listed. Play begins at 3 p.m.
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National Baseball Federation
Good
Cincy
Gonfalon
Cleveland
Canton
Toledo
Akron
Johnstown
Pittsburg
Detroit
National
Otto Strasshofer
Joe Smith
Forest City
Calamour
Central Sheet Steele
Goodyear
Goodrich
Cambriara
Merkels
McKeesport
Ambridge Company
Maxwells
Mich
Straits
Price Hill Urichos
Wiedemanns
Interstate
Muldoons
Richardsons
Newport Moose
North Cincinnati
Madison A. C
Price Hill Urich
Pop Simms
Carl Klugmann
Crowe's Park
Ziegler
Millcreek Valley
Richardson Field
Lockland
Mueller
Seward
Applegate
Eichenhorst
Altho
Indians
Reading Royals
Reading
Cormany
McDonald
Price Hill
Heine Peitz
Madisonville
Richter
Richardson
Beichenhorst
Urichos
Borchering
Brossmann
Doty
Spinney Junior League Standings and Tonight's Matches
The St Aloysious of Covington top the Spinney League after a strengthened lineup with Avalons. Tonight matchups include Reading Lookouts versus Etoc, Rockfords versus C A C, Ft Thomas versus Elmwood St Aloysious, and Harvest Home versus St Aloysious of Covington as the season runs toward October 6.
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St. Aloysious of
Covington
Avalons
St. A. Boys
Reading Lookouts
Etoc
Rockfords
Ft. Thomas
Elmwood St
Aloysious
Harvest Home
X. Ae
Covington St
Elmwood &T. Aloysious
Oakley Baseball Club Passes to Player Control
Oakley businessmen transfer control of the Oakley baseball club to the players for the rest of the season. Heinie Hollis receives carte blanche to run the team and ensure no local club outplays Oakley in the field. Battery stars Bob Conway Red Dugan showcase the team against Mabley Carew as Doepker adds Sebas Busch and Benning to strengthen the visitors' squad.
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Oakley
Oakley Baseball Club
Heinie Hollis
Oakley Club
Hollis
Bob Conway
George Diehl
Red Dugan
Charley Dugan
Mabley &Carew Club
Doepker
Mabley & Carew Club
Joe Sebas
Heinie Busch
Bill Benning
Expect Hot Game Between Red Sox and Newport Moose
The Cincinnati Red Sox and the Newport Moose meet at Andrews Park this afternoon at 3 pm in a highly anticipated contest. Newport Moose boast clean cut tactics and strong fan support, while Cincinnati has a fast hitting lineup. McCain is slated to pitch for Moose with either George Steppe or Chuck Heller starting for the Red Sox.
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Cincinnati Red Sox
Newport Moose
Andrews Park
Red Sox
McCain
Moose
George Steppe
Chuck Heller
Harrisons Play St Vincent de Paul Club In Deer Creek Tilt
Manager Jahrus brings back the hotel boys for a 3 PM game at Deer Creek No 6 against the St Vincent de Paul Club of the Catholic Athletic League. The lineup includes Kemme, Lohrum, Bricka, Young, Emigholz, Parhurst, plus retained players Strome Ledford Stricker Deiters and Riffe. They remain amateur despite semipro rumors and have turned down offers, with Lohrum and Kemmel to pitch and Riffe catching.
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Jahrus
Hotel Boys
Deer Creek No. 6
St. Vincent de Paul Club
Catholic Athletic League
Kemme
Lohrum
Bricka
Young
Emigholz
Peerless Sox
Parhurst
Bethley
Strome
Ledford
Stricker
Deiters
Riffe
Harrisons
Lohrum and
Kemmel
Wacos face West End Cadets in Taft Field elimination
The Wacos meet the West End Cadets today at Taft Field in the elimination series amid strong interest. Wacos bat .438 with Kruse on the mound, while West End counters with Kémme aiming to halt the Wacos' undefeated schedule.
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Wacos
West End
Taft Field
Lee
Kruse
Kémme
Adkins
Austins Meet Flicks In Newport Showdown
The Austins travel to Newport to face the league leading Flicks. The Austin A. C. team, made up of ex-leaguers, aims to upset the leaders with a 3 o clock start. A season crowd is expected as fans ride from Ft. Thomas or Belle Vue Dayton to Third and Wash, then walk north to the ball park.
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Austins
Newport
Austin A. C
Ft. Thomas
Bellevue-Dayton
Washisetor
Ball Park
Indians at Reading Meet Royals In Hot Rivalry
Hiawatha Indians travel to Reading to face the Royals in a heated matchup. Captain Patsy Wissel has joined the colors, with Jake Stenzel taking over and boasting no rival at first base. Woolzer or Harmer will pitch against Andler.
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Hiawatha Indians
Reading
Royals
Indians
Patsy Wissel
Altho Jake Stenzel
Jake
Woolzer
Harmer
Andler
Clymer to Join Giants as New York Adds Kirke and Compton
William Clymer longtime Louisville Club manager will join the New York Giants. McGraw also purchased Jay Kirke and Teter Compton. Kirke once played for Cleveland and Compton for Boston. Clymer may be recalled to Louisville when needed.
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Associated Press
Louisville
William Clymer
American Association
New York Giants
McGraw
Jay Kirke
Teter Compton
Kirke
Cleveland
Compton
Boston Cub
Clymer
Knights of Columbus Secretaries sail for France
Fifty Knights of Columbus Secretaries led by Johnny Evers, former NL player, departed New York for France with Marcel Knecht of the French High Commission presiding. The sendoff drew thousands as the group plans an August convention drive to recruit 2,000 Secretaries to join 1,000 already overseas.
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Associated Press
New York
Knights of Columbus
Johnny Evers
France
Marcel Knecht
French High Commission
Flick's Specials Lead Spinney League Elimination Race
The Flick's Specials top the Spinney League standings as the leaders face coordinated attacks from Addyston Austin A C Bromley and others. Newport Centrals, under new management, meet Addyston while Elsmere Bromley clash at Elsmere with six clubs already eliminated and seven remaining in the race.
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Blue Grass Club
Addyston
Austin A. C
Bromley
Peter Hugle
Flicks
Peter
Nave
Newport Park
Collins
Elsmere
Sam Lind
Newport Centrals
Centrals
Addystons
Conway Loses to St Bernard A C in Teen Scrimmage
Bob Conway struck out four teen men last Sunday but his team could not score against Pitcher Bauer. Manager Berkley introduces a new finding as the loss ends the effort.
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Bob Conway
St. Bernard A. C
Bauer
Berkley
Fox Paper Company Leads Valley Industrial League In Season
The Fox Paper Company leads the Valley Industrial League this season with a strong margin. Secretary Finn of the league contributes significantly to the league’s success and organization.
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Fox Paper Company
Valley Industrial League
Finn
Blue Licks Manager Tiller Bets on Team This Season
The article lauds manager Tiller of Blue Licks as a true sportsman for backing the club this season and contributing to support as the team plays, highlighting his consistent involvement with the players.
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Tiller
The
Blue Licks
Veteran Umpire Tom Hanley Out For Season
Tom Hanley, regarded as one of the finest umpires in the area, has not been able to officiate this season due to poor health. His absence leaves a gap in local officiating as teams await his return.
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Tom Hanley
Whalen of the Blue Licks Excels In Baseball And Boxing
Whalen of the Blue Licks earns praise as a top ball player and a skilled glove man. He shows prowess both on the field and in the ring, standing with the best in his class.
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Whalen
The
Blue Licks
Burke Cleared to Play for Ft. Thomas Soldiers
Outfielder Burke will be allowed to play with the Ft. Thomas Soldiers after a ruling by K. I. O. officials, enabling him to take the field in upcoming games.
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Burke
Ft. Thomas
Dave Nicely Proves Slingshot Talent as Eagles Pitcher
Dave Nicely, long known as a strong catcher, demonstrates pitching skill when Eagles manager Hornback lacks enough twirlers. The big player shows he can throw effectively, surprising friends with his debut on the mound.
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Dave Nicely
Hornback
Eagles
Pelicans Clash of Southpaws Draws Season High Interest
The Pelicans boast a record season in the K I O and the matinee features two standout left handers Vana Sandt and Herrmann in a rare duel.
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Pelicans
Vana Sandt
Herrmann
Spinney League Budgets Player Intakes For War Call
The Spinney League requires managers to send the names of new players filling positions left vacant by the call to arms to President Ripley before all games. This ruling emphasizes timely submission for team rosters and competitive balance.
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Ripley
Elmwood Club Catcher Ben Zimmer Ready to Return
Ben Zimmer of the Elmwood Club will return to the Rialto in a few days after a very critical operation.
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Ben Zimmer
Elmwood Club
Rialto
Bellevue Pitcher Harry Reis Loses Pitching Arm
For the first time since he began pitching ball Harry Reis who had pitched for Bellevue before leaving for Philadelphia has lost his valuable pitching wing. Reis faced major league players in Philadelphia last week and is now out of the running.
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Harry
Jack) Reis
Bellevue
Philadelphia
Jack
Road Trip Preference Replaces Home Visits for Clubs
Traveling clubs voice a preference for road games this season, citing the risk of deficits at home and the pull of away schedules. Officials say travel logistics and opponent scouting drive the shift, aiming to maximize competitive readiness and attendance.
Alexans Aim for Class A Pennant in Riverside Showdown
Alexans manager Dick leads a strong lineup with Belski and Moeller as key hitters in a pivotal double bill at Redland Field. Riverside and Alexans each carry one loss in the elimination series with a 4 to 3 defeat tally, as Tenny faces Seltz in a 1:30 p.m. opening clash.
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Alexans
Belski
Moeller
West End
Riversides
Redland Field
Sefton
Tennis Officials Highlight Net Play for Soldier Fitness
Officials of the United States National Lawn Tennis Association emphasize tennis as a tool for recruiting fit soldiers. The Surgeon General Gorgas sets uniform physical standards. Myrick notes tennis aids stamina, coordination, and quick thinking, supporting War Department training camps with court construction and equipment. The national singles championship opens August 26 at Forest Hills with entries limited by recent rankings and past results.
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Gorgas
Sf National Army
National Guard
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Julian S. Myrick
Ordes
Ore
Tributing House
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Kansas City
Cleveland
War Department
Edwin Fuller Torrey
Forest Hills
Richard N. Williams II
William M. Johnston
Williams
France
Johnston
George M. Church
R. Lindley Murray
Ichyia Kumagae
Chure
Texas
Murray
Japan
Kumagae
Utica
War Department Commission
National Association
Brewers and Paper Boys in Interstate Association clash
The Wiedemann Club meets Richardson Paper Goods this afternoon at Lockland in a key elimination game. The Brewers won the previous meeting 4 to 2 and look to advance while Richardson seeks revenge and a chance to stay alive. Manager Applegate plans Mueller on the mound with Dumont Overmeyer and Wils in reserve. Henninger to catch. Ebenhorst likely to start for Richardson.
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Lockland
Wiedemann Club
Richardson Paper Goods Aggregation
Brewers
Meyers
Petz
Murphy
Richardson Boys
Applegate
Mueller
Dumont
Overmeyer
Wils
Henninger Wll
Ebenhorst
Richardson
Wiedemann
Undefeated Semipro Clubs Ready for City Championship Clash
The K I O Association in Cincinnati hosts today’s city semipro championship eliminations. Norwood, Cincinnati Eagles, Bellevue and other teams face brutal contests at Norwood Park Bellevue Park and Northside Park with umpires Billy Richter Jack Fenton Bill Wath and Jesse Tanneil on duty. The K I O will hold a Monday drawing for the fifth set of games at the Gibson House with Judge Hoffman presiding.
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Cincinnati
Rovers of Baseball
Norwood
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Columbus
Dayton
Memphis
Association
Fred L. Hoffman
Umpires’ Association
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati Eagles
Norwood Park
Vine- Norwood
Potter's Tramps
Belevue
Bellevue Park
Bellevue
Day
Pelicans
Senates
Northside Park
Clark Street
Spring Grove Avenue
Thomas Soders and
Hamiton
Colonials
Hamilton
Hoffman
Billy Richter
Jack Fenton
Senate Park
Bill Wath
Jesse Tanneil
K. I. O. Association
Gibson House
Winterman Seeks Major League Club for Dayton Wright Unit
Harry Winterman, former Shamrocks manager and New Richmond Club leader, has a top baseball job with Wright Airplane. He can sign any big league player to work in the shop and aims to land a National League club to represent Dayton Wright’s Dayton branch.
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Harry Winterman
Shamrocks
Richmond
Harry
Wright Airplane Company
Winterman
Dayton
Fasseal Finds Lost Balls at Spinney League Park
Fasseal of the Austin Ball Park solves the mystery of retrieving fouled balls. His dog Gus refuses fair balls and stays by the backstop, then digs through weeds to recover each foul ball, tail flying. Fasseal says money could not buy that hound.
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Fasseal
Austin Ball Park
Gus
Potters Tramps Meet Bellevue in Key K. I. T. O. Race Showdown
Great interest centers on the Potter's Tramps versus Bellevue game today as the Potters seek a repeat win after beating Bellevue before. A win would keep them firmly in the K. I. O. race against over-the-river rivals.
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Bellevue
Potters
Bellevues
Lefty Herrman Dominates Semipro Pitching
The left handed twirler Herrman stands out as the best pitcher in the semipros, delivering a sharp outside game that would envy any infielder.
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Lefty Herrman
Herrman
Gladiator double header slated at Redland Field today
Redland Field hosts two Class A elimination games with Riversides versus Alexans and Christ Church versus Irish Lads. Umpires Theege and Wehking officiate. gate 30 cents and 50 cents for box seats. July 30 meeting sets fifth round draw and schedules for Classes B and D with all managers required.
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Redland
Reds
Riversides
Alexans
Christ Church
Protestant Orphan Asylum
Theege
Wehking
Riverside
Stumps
Ridge A. C
Sw.l
Ofcinos
Olrish Lads
W. E. Cadets
Wacos
Steptoes
Sane
Puede Deeresuk
Vernons
Cececereese
Vu Ridge
Wedaece Sb
Field House
Cliff Martin
Commission
Crowe's Park Clash Sees North Cineys vs Urichos Round Four
Crowe's Park hosts the Interstate elimination fourth round as North Cineys face Pop Simms' Price Hill Urichos. The Urichos, unbeaten in the series, beat North Cineys in the first round. Klugman drives North Cineys with Pfalzgraf and Ziegler. Simms bets on Bordering and Rothan. First pitch 2 30 p.m. Elberon avenue cars to end of line.
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North Cineys
Crowe’s Park
Simms
Price Hill Urichos
Urichos
North Ciney Boys
Upper Vine Street
Klugman
Rothan
Bill” Ziegler
Pfalzgraf
McDonald
Elberon Avenue
Cino team faces Stumps at Deer Creek No. 4
The Cinos meet the Stumps today at 3 p.m. Deer Creek No. 4 amid fan expectations. Newhart and Leeseman starred in recent play while Loeffler, signed to replace Gardner, joins the outfield. Smallwood to pitch and Peppery Brinker to catch.
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Cinos
Deer Creek
Newhart
Leeseman
Koel
Loeffler
al Gardner
Genter
Smallwood
Cino
Brinker
Old Rivals to Meet in Crucial Senate Pelican Game
Senates meet Pelicans at Senate Park in a K L D series decider. Lefty Herman pitches for the Senates against Van Zant of Camp Washington. Ulrich and Durbin catch as Pelicans’ Rooters flock to the stands for a crackerjack contest at 32 p.m.
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Senate Park
Senates
Pelicans
Herman
van Zant
Camp Washington
Ulrich
Durbin
Pelican Rooters
Great Battle at Redland Field as Lads face Churchmen
The Irish Lads meet the Christ Church Reds at Redland Field this afternoon with Johnny Noonan unsure who will pitch. Lefty Méfier Colletta and Jule Penn all press for mound duty while Captain Johnny Kelley leads the champs with Heine Rehagé backing him. Edgar Coons debuts Sunday in the outfield, replacing Paul Schlegel who left for Camp Jackson. Dewey Darnell starts for the Churchmen with Steinmetz behind the plate as Howard Scott handles left field. Game at 3 30 p m.
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Johnny Noonan
Christ Church Reds
Redland Field
Danny Colletta
Méfier
Jule Penn
Johnny Kelley
Heéne” Rehagé
Lane
Amate Commission
Edgar Coons
Champs
Paul
Schlegel
Camp Jackson
S. C
Howard Scott
Mangager Lane
Riversides
Dewey Darnell
Steinmetz
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Spinney Junior League
Oakleys VS
Mableys
Harrisons VS. Saints
W. E
John
Blue Grass
Flick
Flick's $P'S
Bernard
W .L. Pe
Deer Park
Ludiows
St. B. W
Ne'port Cent
Rialto Notes
Alexans’ Big Trio
Bill Cordes
Pleasant Ridge
Worland
Wright Airplane
Layton
O'Keefe
Harry Paffe
Yankee
Riverside Boys
Dizorder
Tenny
Seltz
Holtman
Papner
Dick, Belski and Moeller
U. S
Brewers, and Paper Boys
W.L. Pe
W. L. Peeevee Vailiase
Eagles i
Aurora
Elmwood
Ning
Simon
Gladiators
Church
Deltas
Cineys
East Side
Mr. Select
Aren Pennncook Pena Orn
East Fifth ST
Vine ST
Dr. Hewitt
Dr. Mackenbach
Lea Race Street
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