Reds Wallop the Boston Americans in Eight Inning Win
Cincinnati Reds beat the Boston Americans 2 to 1 in an eight inning game. Campbell starred for the Reds with strong pitching and clutch hitting while Coakley struggled with walks and wildness. McGilvray and McLean provided decisive early and late runs as Cy Young kept Boston in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coakley
Andy
Cy Young
Reds
Bill McGilvray
Campbell
Boston
McGilvray
McLean
BUNTS AND BINGLES INEARLY BASEBALL NOTE
The Boston team returns for a 3 o clock start with Jesse Tannehill pitching for the Americans and Weimer and Ewing for the Reds. McGilvray may start at first base for the manager while Ganzel eases back from an injury and Billy Campbell shows speed and control on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jesse Tannehill
Americans
Weimer
Ewing
Reds
McGilvray
Ganzel
Billy Campbell
McHale
Campbell
Boston Defeated as Drizzle Ends First Loss of Season
Tim Murnane and A H C Mitchell from The Boston Examiner traveled with the team as Boston dropped its first game of the season. Jack Thoney stole second to set up Boston’s lone run while Cy Young fanned six. The game ended early in the eighth due to darkness and rain, amid a drizzly day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Murnane
New England League
A. H. C. Mitchell
Boston Examiner
Boston
Taylor
Cy Young
McLean Hails Young McHale From Coast To California League
Larry McLean predicts big things for McHale, who moved from Portia Oregon in the Pacific Coast League to the California outlaw league. George Schlei will work behind the Reds plate this afternoon. Paskett showed his arm yesterday by throwing out Gessler on a deep center fly at second.
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Reds
Bill McGilvray
Jim McGuire
Cy Young
Beantown
Ganzel
Old Young
Wag
Ruddytt
Weither
Billy Campbell
Jake Weimer
Campbell
Andy Coakley
Coakley
Larry McLean
Young McHale
McHale
Portia
Ore
California
George Schlei
Paskett
Gessler
McLean and McGilvray power hits in key games
In yesterday’s action the two players McLean and McGilvray delivered clutch hits scoring runs. The piece highlights adversity surrounding Chris Von der Ahe founder of the original Browns as a benefit is planned for April 9 at Sportsman’s Park with proceeds donated to him. A letter from W F McClure laments criticism of the Reds and urges support for Cincinnati baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macs
McLean
McGilvray
Sporting
Commercial Tribune
Old Cincy
Dame Fortune
Reds
Cincinnati Reds
W. F. M’clure
Chicago Americans beat Lincoln 4 to 1 in first note
In Lincoln Nebraska on March 30 the second division Chicago American League team defeated Lincoln 4 to 1. The game at Lincoln Stadium saw Chicago score early and hold on as Lincoln managed a lone run in the late innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
R. H. E. Madoricemo
Atlanta
Chicago
Terrace Park opens season with Woodward High at new grounds
Terrace Park base ball club will start the season next Saturday against Woodward High School on its new grounds. The Waldorf Champions and Shoe workers pennant winners in the Union Labor League will open at Arlington park Sunday April 5. Trades Union League has eleven clubs and seeks one more. season opens about Sunday April 26 with parks at Linwood Manhattan Bromley Ky and new Wiedemann. Secretary Carl Volimecke 523 Betts street offers details.
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Terrace Park
Woodward High School
Park Boys
Miami Valley
Cook S
Waldorf Champions
Shoeworkers
Union Labor League
Arlington Park
Waldorfs
Charley Grant
Twirler Reed
St. Paul
Minn
Trades Union League
Linwood
Manhattan
Bromley
New
Wiedemann
Chauffeurs Disagree Over Cincinnati Club Formation
About half the nearly 100 drivers at a Library meeting bolted the plan to organize the Chauffeurs' Club of Cincinnati. The bolters said they already have good positions and see no need for a new union that could harm relations with employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bolters
Giles Wins The Benning Feature At Benning
Giles an 8 to 1 outsider wins the six and a half furlong handicap at Benning over Berkley on a slow track. McCarthy riders four winners with McCahey and McDaniels also scoring. Race summaries list top finishers across six events with times and betting odds.
Agnes Wood Wins Second Race at Fair Grounds
Agnes Wood ridden by J Baker won the second race at the Fair Grounds in New Orleans on March 30 at 25 to 1 odds beating Gowanga 30 to 1 and Watuga. Ogbent finished thirteenth. Weather clear track fast. Ketchemike won the day’s feature in the fourth race.
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New Orleans
Agnes Wood
Fair Grounds
Gowanga
Watuga
Ogbent
Ketchemike
Géneral Marchmont
Rosen
Nichols
Notter
Hamsey
Eustacian
Cuite
Autumn Maid
Chilton
Cassowary
Tommy
J. Baker
S. Heidel
J. Lee
Meadow Green
Miss Searcy
Nazimova
Esecuta
Lady Pink
Pirate
Diana
Imogene
Lady Lissak
Rose of Castille
Chita
Masquerade
A. Martin
Warlscourt
Rebel Queen
V. Powers
Mae Hamilton Behtl
Evelyn
Apple Teddy
Mystifier
Banrica
the Thorn
Grenesque
Inauguration
Fresh
Jim Simpson
Nichol
Lucky Mose
Carew
Cursus
Gild
Elfall
Trenola
Dew Star
King of the Valley
Lafayette
Irs
Maelstrom
Seibert
Milshora
King Brush
Royal Legend
Dick Red
Etta M
Betsy
Binford
Polly
Herseradish
Fonsaluca
Dry Dollar
Gilpin
Gold Way
Hooray
Trynn
Flavigny
Doubt
Okenite
Sam Rice
Lady Vincent
Mist Wins Soberanto Handicap At Oakland Track
In Oakland on a racing day, The Mist won the Soberanto Handicap by a clear margin. Grace C. and Ocean Shore battled for second with Grace C. rail posted, but Ocean Shore claimed the place. Multiple races featured favorites and longshots with times listed for each sprint and distance.
Five Favorites Win at Santa Anita in Tight Card
At Santa Anita Park on March 30 five favorites and two second choices captured the wins across seven races. In the opener Bribery led from the start at five furlongs, while Knight of the East captured the second race feature at three and a half furlongs. L. M. Fry took the third race five and one furlongs, Montclair won the one mile fourth race, and Dazzle led the race for one mile and a quarter. Lois Cavanaugh won the sixth, and Varietie took the fifth furlong finale amid a crowded field.
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Los Angeles
Santa Anita Park
Bribery
Musgrave
Daisy Frost
Martin
Rice
Tottenham
Myrtle Hlace
Vejovis
San Nicholas
Bannocence
Wait
Sir Brinkley
Knight of the East
Corier
Boland
Wildwood
Sir Barry
Little Flush
Frank Clancey
Lucky Mate
L. M. Fry
Goldstein
Sun Mark
Brawney Lad
Bardonia
Friar of Elgin
Wisteria
Dazzle
Huapala
Attila
Rostof
Rubber Boy
Leash
Dr. White
Leo Bright
Lois Cavanaugh
Preston
Nelson
Bon Vivant
Floating Consort
Foncasta
Black Dress
Sonia
Buster Jones
Kirkfield Belle
Ibs
Archibald
Work and i
Buena
Fite Mazapan
Hush
Brigatta
la Rice
Town Topics
Pyrrho
Ty Cobb Joins Detroit Team In Little Rock Practice
Ty Cobb arrived in Little Rock and joined the Detroit Tigers for practice two hours after his arrival. The veteran outfielder was greeted by teammates and began his preparation for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Sweasy Dies at 61 Former Reds Player Charles J Sweasy
Charles J Sweasy, a former Cincinnati Reds player under Harry Wright, died today at City Hospital Newark at age 61. He also played for the Olympics of Washington Forest City Cleveland Boston Red Stockings and the Cincinnati and Providence NL teams before retiring in the 1880s.
Comiskey Donates to Von der Ahe Benefit
Charlie Comiskey owner of the Chicago White Sox gives 500 for a box at the Von der Ahe benefit to be held at Sportsman’s Park. He was in St Louis after a spring training trip with his team and has ties to the Browns in their heyday. James H. McTague led the fundraising effort with Comiskey's support as a key donor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Comiskey
Re“Ward
Missouri Athletic Club Versus Cin cores Gym Boxing Bouts
Eight intercity boxing bouts scheduled at the Gym tonight with Missouri Athletic Club from St. Louis facing Cin cores Gym. Referee Frank Mills and timer Charlie Thurman will oversee the matchups starting at 8:30 p.m. Participants include Robert Gresham, Will Purcell, Cliff Schroeder, Will Warner, Fred Jones, Frank Walker, Dan Davis, Richard Shelton, Dick Kyle, Kelly, Stanley Trossett, Ed Anders, Kraus, Charlie Fricke, and others from the two clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Athletic Club
St. Louis
Cincores
Frank Mills
Charlie Thurman
Albert Watcher
Sam Dreyfoos
Dan Davis
Turf Racing Card Five Race Handicap at Columbia
The program lists six races across the day featuring three year olds and up in sprints and routes on the Columbia course. Notable weights include Draculum 124 and Bellwether 121 in the first race and Pete Dailey 158 in the steeplechase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Draculum
Bellwether
Oxford
Smoker
Firebrand
Simple Honors
Thomas Hoy
Kingsessing
Star
Spencer Wells
Toby
Juliet M
Red Doe
Pierrot
Monte Carlo
Brookdale
Aqueduct
Old Guard
Millstone
Sheridan
Venus
Umbrella
Right and True
Wilton Lackaye
Woodline
Jim Nutwood
Park Row
Ibs
J. Joseph
Poquessing
Racinette
Servile
Pete Dailey
Calenda
Golden Glow
Beldemo
Aiken
Pennarris
Wayside
Bessie Kiser
Kempton
al H. Woods
Littleton Maid
Obert
Grace Cameron
Azure Maid
Glaucus
Whirl
Tillinghast
Blember
Orfano
Denial
First Race Day Racing Entries Listed Across Multiple Cardinal Distances
A detailed ledger of weights and abbreviations for seven forthcoming races. Horses such as Silverado Romp Tenorttt Sister Ollie and Dearie appear in the first race. Meadow Green Merriga Red Mill and others in the second. a Sellings division Donna Flora Theodocia Miamesha and more in the third. Al Muller Momentum Bragg and others in the fourth. Aunt Rose Roxane Tokalon Lucy Young Faust Punky Phil Finch Playtland Conde Pinsticker Monsignor Lotus Eater Meadow Breeze Jack Witt in the fifth. Orlandot Lotus Brandt Blue Lés Chief Hayes Frizette Royal Onyx Belle Strome Hannibal Bey Robin Head Gold Proof Keater in the sixth. and Whisk Broom Linda Lake Moscow Belle Pedigre Speed Marvel Dorothy Ann Witty Smith Albert Star Bucker Brigade Senator Paynter Ada O Walker Sabado Albert M Himaalaya McQueiddy in the seventh.
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Silverado
Romp
Tenorttt
Sister Ollie
Dearie
Servicence
Transform
Shane
Miss Harsturg
Hardyana
the Slicker
Lady Leota
Exotic
Maritza
Lattle Mose
Meadow Green
Merriga
Red Mill
Phil Chinn
Manuscript
Milo
Queen Gyle
Royal Chance
L. M. Eckert
Raimonda
Banridge
Jack Bratton
Allenby
Maid Militant
Abe Gooding
Donna Floira
Lbs
Theodocia
Miamesha ST
Zinfandel
Bird of Paradise
Rose of Pink
Edith M
Very Royal
Wohcome
Bitter Miss
Ethelene
Black Mantilla
Sheen
Tyrolian
al Muller
Momentum
Bragg
Prince Armed
Hyperion NI
Aunt Rose
Roxane
Arrowswift
Tokalon
Lucy Young
Faust
Punky
Phil Finch
Playtland
Conde
Pinsticker
Monsignor
Lotus Eater
Meadow Breeze
Jack Witt
Orlandot
Ibs
Lotus Brandt
Blue Lées
Chief Hayes
Frizette
Royal Onyx
Belle Strome
Hannibal Bey
Robin Head
Gold Proof
Keater
Linda Lake
Moscow Belle
Pedigre
Speed Marvel
Dorothy Ann
Witty Smith
Albert Star
Bucker Brigade
Senator Paynter
Ada O. Walker
Sabado
Albert M
Himalaya
McQueiddy
French race car reaches Ely en route to Goldfield
The French car in the New York to Paris race arrived in Ely at 9 PM and departed for Goldfield at 8:30 AM, continuing its long cross country trial.
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Ely
Nev
Paris
Goldfield
Italian car in New York to Paris race departs Rhyolite yet
The Italian car left Rhyolite Nevada at 1 45 p m heading toward the desert and toward Seattle where the American car that sailed Friday is due tomorrow The Italian entry will take another steamer at Seattle for Valdez Alaska continuing the long distance race across the United States and beyond
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San Francisco
New York
American Marshall Defeated by Johner in Vienna Chess Tourney
The international chess tournament in Vienna saw American Marshall lose to fellow American Johner. Schlechter of Vienna remains in the lead, with the seventh round scheduled for tomorrow.
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Vienna
Marshall
Johner
Schlechter
Bronson Edges Bezenah In Ten Round Bout
Ron Bronson of Indianapolis won a decision over Bezenah of Cincinnati at the Detroit Athletic Club in Springfield Colorado after a fast ten round bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnatian
Springfield
Ron Bronson
Indianapolis
Bezenah
Cincinnati
Detroit Athletic Club
Globe Trotter Wilbern Returns to Cincinnati
Eddie V. Wilbern millionaire traveler arrived from Pasadena California and checked into the Munro Hotel with Carl Lunkenheimer after a Pacific coast trip. He praised Western business conditions and planned soon to visit Cuba and likely tour South America.
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Eddie V. Wilbern
Globe Trotter
Pasadena
Cal
Munro Hotel
Carl Lunkenheimer
Pacific
Wilbern
Cuba
South America
Stevens Memory Honored in Tokyo After Assassination
The Emperor awarded the late Durham White Stevens the Grand Rising Sun posthumously. Japan plans to give 150000 yen to Stevens family, the Korean Government 50000 yen, totaling about 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Durham White Stevens
San Francisco
Japan
Farmer kills daughter in Wayne tragedy
Huntington, W V March 30 A farmer George Conrad killed his six year old daughter and fatally injured his wife with a poker at Wayne this morning Jealousy is said to have been the cause of the tragedy Conrad escaped
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Huntington
W. Va
Wayne
George Conrad
Conrad
Two Boys Killed by Falling Wall at Provincetown Church
Two boys searching for firewood in the ruins of the Centennial Methodist Episcopal Church were killed when part of the destroyed wall collapsed. The incident occurred in Provincetown Massachusetts on March 30.
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Provincetown
Mass
Cntenary Methodist Episcopal Church
Cincinnati Building Code Commissioners Appointed
Ordinance fixes three Building Code Commissioners for Cincinnati one attorney one architect and one builder all residents and electors to draft a Building Code. Each to be paid 300 upon completion. Ordinance takes effect after legal period. Passed March 1908.
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Dental Ae
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
State of
Ohio
Corporation
Lmits
E. O. Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Cincinnati approves grade for Gates alley in 1908 ordinance
City council passes Ordinance No. 457 establishing curb grades for Gates alley from Linn street to its eastern terminus. Details set north curb elevation 8.76 feet at Linn and Gates, and rise to 92.05 feet at the eastern end with a parallel south curb grade, effective March 16 1908.
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Gates Alley
Linn Street
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Gates'alley
Oge
E. O. Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Ordinance To Repeal Cincinnati Street Post Rule
The city council repeals Section 13 of the 1855 ordinance that allowed movable posts and awning boxes on sidewalks for extending awnings. Affected rule required owners to roll up awnings at sunset and raise them before sunrise. The repeal takes effect at the earliest legal time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
Cincinnat
A.D
E. O. Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Ordinance Vacates Armstrong Avenue in City
An ordinance declares the vacation of Armstrong avenue from Montana avenue to its northern terminus. The petition of adjacent property owners was published for six weeks and found to present good cause and no detriment to the public, with Edwin Henderson as clerk attesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Montana Avenue
E. O. Bathgate
Edwin Henderson
Ordinance 465 Vacates Alley in A Longshore Subdivision
The City of Cincinnati Ohio approves vacation of an unnamed alley in A Longshore's subdivision from Montana Avenue to its northern terminus. The council prays for vacation and publishes notice in a general circulation newspaper as required. President Pro Tem of Council signs.
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A. Longshore
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Montana Avenue
A.D
E. O. Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Cincinnati Ordinance Appropriates Property for Park Use
The ordinance authorizes the appropriation of a described parcel on the west side of Guilford street south of McMillan for park purposes. It directs the city solicitor to seek court appraisal of compensation and to fund costs from bond proceeds, with effect as permitted by law.
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Guilford Street
McMillan Street
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Vine Street
John F. Wright
Wright
Hamilton County Rcorder’s
Goebel Pushes Libel Suit Consolidation Bill
Representative Herman P. Goebel introduces a bill to consolidate libel lawsuits in certain cases. It awaits favorable committee action from the Subcommittee on Judiciary led by Chairman Foster of Indiana, with plans to report to the full committee and then to the House this session.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Herman P. Goebel
Judiciary
Foster
Indiana
House
Edwards Road Improvement Bond Ordinance Sealed
City Council authorizes issue of bonds totaling 7080.55 dollars to finance eighty six percent of Edwards road improvement costs minus intersection costs. Issued bonds run five equal yearly installments at four percent interest. Proceeds fund payments to Connelly Construction and sinking fund trustees. assessment collected from front-foot landowners.
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Ntsa
Eprovias
Board of Public Service
Edwards Road
City of
Cincinnati
Special Improvement Fund
Connelly Construction Company
Robert Laidlaw
E. O. Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Weatherhead Place curb grade ordinance establishes street elevations
Ordinance 458 fixes curb grades on Weatherhead Place from Blair avenue to East Ridgeway avenue. It sets elevations at Blair Blair intersection 289.45 feet and West curb points 289.20 and 313.70 feet with specified ascent and descent rates for measured lengths. Clerk Edwin Henderson attests the Bathgate measure on March 16 with Bathgate signature.
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Weatherhead Place
Blair Avenue
East Ridgeway
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
East Ridgeway Avenue
A.D. Reee
B. C. Bathgate
Council
Edwin Henderson
Ordinance 464 Vacates Crane Avenue Near Hudson Street
An ordinance vacates Crane avenue from South Hudson avenue 100 feet eastward in the vicinity. Notice of the petition was given February 71st 198 and no cause for vacation exists. Passed March 16 A.D. 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane Avenue
Hudson Avenue
City of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
E. O. Bathgate
Edwin Henderson
Inwood Gate Named For City Thoroughfare
Ordinance 462 establishes the name Inwood Gate for a 35 to 50 foot wide land strip from Mulberry Street to Excelsior Street in Cincinnati. The land, once part of the Main Street Inclined Plan, was conveyed by the Cincinnati Street Rail Company and Cincinnati Traction Company to the city and is now improved with cement steps.
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Isnwood Gate
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mulberry Street
Excelsior Street
Cincinnati Street Rail Company
Cincinnati Traction Pany
Excelsior ‘Street
Inwood Gate
Bathgate
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