Pattsburg Game Postponed Again
The Pattsburg game postponed due to field not thoroughly dried after Thursday snow. Officials cited grounds conditions and rescheduled dates when possible.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1908
Page
6
Campbell Pitches Today in Smoketown Rumor Roundup
Smoketown gossip notes Campbell to pitch today as local fans await a diamond ring moment. Yesterday’s results include National League games Boston over Brooklyn 7 to 4 and American League Chicago 2 Philadelphia 5 Boston 4 New York 4 Washington 4.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Washington
New York Beats Washington 9-4 In May Baseball Tilt
New York defeated Washington 9 to 4 with timely hitting and errors by McBride. Elberfeld left early after being spiked by Ganley and will miss a week. Conroy Stahl and Ball produced two base hits, while Patten, Newton and Chesbro yielded most of the hits. Time 2:15. Umpire Connolly.
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New York
Washington
Washington Today
McBride
Elberfeld
Ganley
Soppers
Gehring
Keeley
Conroy
Ball
Stahl
Shipke
Patten
Matchups Set Across Major Leagues
Cincinnati faces Pittsburgh while St. Louis plays Chicago Philadelphia meets New York and Brooklyn hosts Boston in key city pairings.
Reds in icy Pittsburg postpone opener amid snow and wind
The Cincinnati Reds under Manager Ganzel arrived at Exposition Park in heavy coats and fur overthrows as snow closed play. A muddy wind swept the field and the game was declared off, with lineup talks, practice, and star players Campbell and McLean expected to debut tomorrow for a two game series against the Pirates.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Reds
Ganzel
Exposition Park
Allegheny River
John
Larry McLean
Arsent
Billy Campbell
Pittsboy
Tomorrove
Hazelwood
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Campbell
Cincinnati
Jake Weimer
Long Bob Ewing
Burg
Buccaneers
Hans Lobert
Paskett
McLean
Clarke
Deddea
Tribe of Ganzel
Wreckers
Boston vs Brooklyn: 8-7 victory in tight May game
Boston edged Brooklyn 8 to 7 as Ferguson faltered late. McGann drove in Sweeney with the tying run in the Boston half after a third inning scoring burst and Ritchey homered for Brooklyn. Pitching miscues and errors fueled the late lead change in a chaotic nine innings.
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Bresklyn
Boston
Ferguson
Brooklyn
McGann
Sweeney
New York Philadelphia Game Postponed by Cold Weather
May 1 report from New York states the New York Philadelphia match was postponed due to cold weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York
New York-Philadelphia
St. Louis Game Postponed in Chicago Weather
No game played in Chicago as St. Louis versus was postponed due to cold weather.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit 4 Chicago 2 in cold game as Mullin shines
Cobb starred with a double and a triple before being ejected by umpire Givaughiin for arguing a call on a potential home run. Mullin pitched well for Detroit with Altrock hit hard only late. Chicago left eight men on base as the Bees failed to rally.
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Detroit
Cobb
Givaughiin
Mullin
Altrock
Beesietvessios
Pelane Abbelessesbo
Smith
Ane Anderson
de Chicago
Phillies Beat Boston 5-4 In Seven Inning Tilt
Philadelphia defeats Boston 5 to 4 in a seven inning game. Glaze relieves Morgan in the seventh and shuts Boston down until a late two-run burst by Hartsel Vickers and a double by Hartsel turn the game Philadelphia. Boston’s offense managed limited hits as Morgan and Schlitzer held the line.
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Philadelphia
Philadelptite
Boston
Glaze
Morgan
Ingies
Vickers
Hartsel
A.B. Phila
Ab.h.o.ae
Iarted
Lins
Davis
McHale
Laporte
Murphy
Schreck
Oldring
Schlitzer
Lord
Nichols, S
Coll
Schlutzer
Thoney
Collins
Wagner
Carrigan
McConnell
Schlitger
Hurs
Sheridan
Milwaukee 8 Columbus 1 in baseball game
Milwaukee wins in six innings after four errors and six runs in the first two frames. Curtis pitched well for Milwaukee while Taylor struggled, and Columbus manager Clymer was removed from the field in the second inning.
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Milwaukree
Milwaukee
Columbus
Jack Taylor
Hall
Curtis
Clymer
Fohl
Saint Paul Opens Season With 1 0 Win Over Louisville
St Paul defeats Louisville 1 to 0 on home ground as Essick holds visitors tight. snow interrupts play. key players listed with scoring and fielding details, Essick and Halla pitchers, Dunleavy and Wheeler among standouts. Attendance and full box score noted.
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ST. Paul
WRU
Louisville
Dunleavy
Wheeler
Davis
Furke
Essick
Halla
Sullivan
Owens
Toledo Edges Kansas City In Thirteenth Inning Victory
Toledo wins a 13 inning contest over Kansas City 6 to 5. Wood fanned ten in the nine innings he pitched, with the game extended by late scoring and a pair of two-base hits including Brashear Barbeau and Cross. Final line shows Wood 10 strikeouts, West 3, and several errors and passed balls shaping the tense finish.
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Toledo
Kansas City
Wood
Taster
Krueger
Hopkins
Cross
Abbott
Crisp
West
Pew
Land
Kitson
Goodwin
Brashear
Barbeau
Snow Delays Indianapolis Minneapolis Game
Minneapolis May 1 snow caused the postponement of the Indianapolis Minneapolis game with local officials announcing a reschedule.
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Minneapolis
South Bend Beats Evansville 7 6 In Doubleheader Inning Rally
South Bend 7 Evansville 6 as Smith puzzles Evansville until one inning when bunched hits produced five runs. Final line score shows South Bend four runs in last two frames and Evansville scoring early and late. Batteries were Smits and Tieman for South Bend and Wacker for Evansville.
Grand Rapids Proves Strong Over Terre Haute in 6 1 Victory
Grand Rapids defeated Terre Haute 6 to 1 here on May 1 as ground rules were applied. Batteries were Sterzer and Hanesen for Grand Rapids with Schreiber and Williams for Terre Haute.
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Grand Rapids
Terre Haute
R.H.E
Sterzer
Hanesen
Schreiber
Williams
Rain postpones Dayton vs Zanesville game
Dayton reports the May 1 game with Zanesville postponed due to rain.
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Dayton
Zanesville
Ft Wayne Defeats Wheeling In Loose Baseball Tilt
Ft Wayne won a loosely played game against Wheeling by seven to two as Hammond and Clark teamed for the win while Jerger and Spahr worked for Wheeling. The scoring line shows Ft Wayne 7 runs on 7 hits with 0 errors, Wheeling 2 runs on 6 hits with 2 errors.
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Ft. Wayne
Wheeling
R.H.E
Ft Wayne
Hammond and Clark
Jerger and Spahr
Cornell Posts 1908 Football Schedule with Key Trips
The Cornell Athletic Council releases the 1908 grid listing October 10 Oberlin at Ithaca October 31 Pennsylvania at Ithaca November 14 Chicago at Chicago and November 26 Pennsylvania at Philadelphia.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell Athletic Council Today
Oberlin
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baseball scores from multiple city games
In Atlanta the Atlanta team defeated Birmingham 6 to 5 in ten innings. New Orleans hosted Memphis and won 2 to 0. Montgomery beat Nashville 5 to 0. Mobile shut out Little Rock 5 to 0.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
New Orleans
Memphis
Montgomery
Nashville
Mobile
Little Rock
Norwood Edges Newport 1–0 In Twelve Innings
Norwood defeated Newport High School 1 to 0 in a twelve inning game. Schulte pitched for Norwood with 15 strikeouts and 4 walks. Lavercombe struck out 12 and walked 5 for Newport. Time described as one of the best in the region. Score by innings shows Norwood 1 run in the seventh and Newport no runs after. Batteries Norwood Noire and Billinger Newport Lavercombe Stewart.
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Norwood
Newport High School
Schulte
Norwoods
Lavercombe
Newport
R.H.E. Norwood
Noire“ and
Billinger
Lavercombe A . Stewart
Local baseball notes outline Sunday games across Cincinnati area
The page lists numerous teams and lineups for Sunday games including the Cincinnati Cardinals Hartwell Pirates and Wiedemanns with Brownie McLain. It notes injuries for Bernie of the Cardinals and adds new signings for several clubs. also mentions Saunders club seeking 12 to 14 year olds and an Anheuser Busch game at Middletown with pitchers Cris Heisman and Bauman.
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Fifth
Walnut Streets
Heidenrloh
Bolt
Milford
Treance
al Schirmerers
P. Schirmer
C. Couden
Brueggeman
R. Niehoff
G. Hirshauer
L. J. Brindley
Ballinger
F. E. M Owell
Cardinals
Wiedemanns
McLain
Medicine Hat
Sprengard
Dr. Perry
Glenwood Park
Louisville
Saunders Baseball Club
Saunders
Main Streets
Mt. Auburn
Waldorfs
All-Collegians
Arlington Park
Kramer
Bramlage
Graham
Erlanger
All-Collegian
Walker
Wright
Utrecht
McCane
Pleasant Ridge
Norwood
Brown
Oxford College
College Hill
Johnson and Thau
Queen City League
College Hill Battery
Linwood
Shoeworkers
Union Labor League
McTighe
Hennekes
Northside
Brinker
Northsides
Hyde Park
Kaiser
Fey Brothers
Tettenborn
Melvins
Monroes
Newport
Price Hill
Brackmann
Mahoney
Grote
Goodfellow
Glasscock
Irwin
Still
Holmes
B. Johnson
Ayler
C. Johnson
Scallon
Berkley
Levi
Middletown
Fey
Bender
Bauman
A.B. Battery
Gerhardt
Cris
Ed Heisman
Felix
Crack Diamonds
Blue Birds
Diamonds
All-Kentuckians
Linwoods
Reading
Covington
Cleves
Harrison
Vine Street
Baseball in Kentucky Seeks Rule on Double Run Score
Hart County residents question if a batter who hits a ball and runs around the bases twice before fielding earns two scores. O F Merpal at Spalding Bros store notes the curiosity from Horse Cave Ky as locals learn the national pastime.
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America
Hart County
Kentucky
O. F.merpal
Spalding Bros
Horse Cave
Burns demands 30000 for Burns Johnson bout cancelation
Tommy Burns offers to deposit 30000 with the National Sporting Club as his share of a purse with Jack Johnson while Johnson arrives in London. Burns asserts the purse must total 30000 and says Johnson can arrange the side bet. The Burns versus Bill Squires match set for May 11 at Stamford Bridge grounds is called off after the club failed to secure funds.
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London
Tommy Burns
National Sporting Club
Jack Johnson
Burns
Hill
Johnson
Bill Squires
Australia
Stafford Brid Athletic Grounds
Chelsea
R. C. Rann Dies in Lexington Derby Bid
R. C. Rann, the Kentucky Derby hopeful purchased for 3500 dollars by R. L. Baker, died at the Kentucky Association track in Lexington. The colt, trained by J. C. Milam, fell ill after arriving in Lexington and succumbed after a pneumonia battle.
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Lexington
R. C. Rann
R. L. Baker
J. H. Stolt
J. C. Milam
Memphis
Rain
Marathon runner Albert L. Corey backed by France
Albert L. Corey, a Cincinnati figure connected with the Schmehl O Leary walking contest, starts today in the St. Louis Marathon where the winner will represent America in the Olympic games. France seeks Corey to race for its Olympic team but he may remain a U S representative if he goes to London.
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Corey
Cincinnati
St. Louis
America
France
London
United Tes
Great Baseball Brothers Show Mixed Major League Fortunes
The piece surveys baseball families from the Delahanty and Clarke lines to the Tannehill and Walsh siblings, noting several cases where talented kin did or did not reach big league success. It mentions Christy Mathewson and Hank Delahanty, Connie Mack and Ira Griffith, Honus Wagner and Al, Roy Thomas and Bill, and Ed Walsh with brother Martin, plus other siblings and players like Joe Delahanty, Fred Clarke, Josh Clarke, and Emory Olson, ending with current team notes and minor-league moves.
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Christy Mathewson
Hank
Christy
McGraw
Magesy
Connie Mack
Eddie Plank
Clark Griffith
Ira
Griff
Norwich
Connecticut
Plank
Hans Wagner
Pittsburg
Hans
Honus
Roy Thomas
Philadelphia
Bill
Youngstown
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
Reds
Jesse Tannehill
Lee Tannehill
Ed Walsh
Martin
Chicago Cubs
Washington
Jim Delahanty
Cardinals
St. Louis
Joe Delahanty
McCloskey
Delahanty
Joe
Fred Clarke
Cleveland
Josh
Clarke
Toledo
Demarest Delivers Second Straight Victory In billiards tourney
Calvin W. Demarest of Chicago defeated J F Poggenburg of New York 400 to 238 in the international amateur billiard tournament. Demarest posted a 211 19 average over nineteen innings and a high run of 120 in the fifteenth inning, surpassing the previous record. Poggenburg finished with 238 and a 134 18 average.
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New York
Calvin W. Demarest
Chicago
J. F. Poggenburg
Reroles
Demarest
Tileing First In Borona Stakes At Jamaica Meeting
Tileing led from start to finish to win the Borona Stakes over 11/16 mile at Jamaica with Juggler retreating after a strong drive. Weather was cold with a small crowd as Tileing paid 11 to 10 over Juggler who faded late. First race featured two-year-olds over 4 1/2 furlongs.
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Jamaica
Juggler
Sir Toddington
G. Burns
Occidental
J. H. Reed
Musgrave
Indomitable
Sight
Wamboro
Notter
Almandine
Twigs
Select
Rosario
Sparker
Ariel
Eydent
Alabama
Goshen Star
Berkeley
McDaniel
Zienap
Tileing
E. Dugan
Alauda
HB. Dugan
McCarthy
D'Arkle
al H. Woods
Havre
Tod
Lily Pad
Ruble
Trios Temp
the Robin
Taxi- Germist
Grania
Thistle Belle
Miss Battenberg
Talien Wins Tight First Race at Oakland Meet
Oakland May 1 Talien led from the rail in a close drive to win the opening race at five and a half furlongs. Fern L. finished second with Zoe Young third. Netting claimed the second event over El Cazador. Native Son led all the way to win the fourth race ahead of Silver Stocking. Don Domo came from far back to take show honors.
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Oakland
Talien
Fern L
Zoe Young
Netting
el Cazador
E Gannett
Don Domo
Buxton
Hayes
Rettig
Jeanette W
Mrs. Neugent
Lillia
Ivanka
Bernardo
Belle Brady
CW. Miller
Post
Gannett
Kelly
Lustig
Sahara
Jackfull
Metlakatla
Confederate
Emma G
Carroll
San Olmo
Kent
Baleed
Old Settler
Wahoo
Marion Louise
Balmoral
Victorime
Hannon
Reno Rebel
Native Son
Silver Stocking
Miller
Roland
Combury
James A. Murray
Kokomo
Misty’s Pride
Cruzados
Milpita
Purse Rose
Earl Rogers
Ibs
Harris
Vinton
Moreland
Senator Warner
Goldstein
Palemona
Tarp
Miss May Bowdish
Nabonassar
Lord Arate
McIntyre
Lucy
Fly
Steel Blue
Teetaetenny
Rubinon
Boloman
Hi Cau] Cap
Ed Sheridan
Little Minister
Ten Oaks
Elevation
Chalk Hedrick
Lexington Racecard Five to Six Furlong Purses Listed
The Lexington race card lists purses for six races across five and six furlongs. Horses include Silverite Jeky Direct Anderson Transform s Tony W Rose burg Malmaison Dora Neff Terah Maquette Hazel May Lady Hawthorne Baba Almanac Spangled Banner Mai Corla Merrigo Ardis Ansonia Rover Anna Scott Sam Clay Willowdene Gibson Heron Night Mist Lady Vic Orlandot Rickey Hazel Patch Sir Vagrant Cignet Lafayette Clifton Forge Bucket Brigade Thomas Calhoun Tom Kearney Katie Powers Louise MacFar am with weights and entry details for each race.
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Silverite
Jeky
Bookbinder
Direct
Anderson
Transforms
Tony W
Roseburg IL
Secon
Snake Mary
John Louis
Mary Talbott
Tobias
Precedence
Malmaison
Dora Neff
Terah
Macias
King’s Son
Judge Dundon
Maquette
Hazel May
Lady Hawthorne
Baba
Emily ‘Almanac
Miss Hapsburg
Alice Baird
Spangled Banner
Mai Corla
Merrigo
Ardis
Ansonia
Rover
Ben Nora
Anna Scott
Sam Clay
Willowdene
Gibson
Heron
Night Mist
Lady Vic
Orlandot
Rickey
Hazel Patch
Sir Vagrant
Cignet
Lafayette
Clifton Forge
Bucket Brigade
Thomas Calhoun
Tom Kearney
Pane
Katie Powers
Louise Mac
Faram
Elmhurst Stakes and Mixed Races Card at Long Beach
A detailed race card lists six events for two and three year olds and up. The Elmhurst Stakes features two year-olds over five furlongs, with Madrilene and Ramble among entries. other races include selling and handicap divisions at six and eleven-sixteenths miles, with entrants such as Red River, Welbourne, Rifleman, Momentum, and Orcagna among the field.
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Borgne
Shapdale
Chipmunk
Arionette
Madrilene
Elizabeth Sweeney
Lord Direct
von Laer
Clef
Ramble
Eustacian
Ben Franklin
W. J. McLoughry
Red River
Aletheno
Welbourne
Sadler
Senator Clay
Horace E
Masquerade
Black Oak
Hartford Bay
Fitzherbert
Voodoo
Trance
Ceremonious
Erbert
Figent
Warden
Field Mouse
Long Beach
Rifleman
Martin Doyle
Wexford
Spooner
Old Honesty
Acrobat
Angelus
Magazine
Trouble Maker
Zal
Chief Hayes
Sayler
Lord Stanhope
Dennis Stafford
Orcagna
Sunglam S
Momentum
Sir Toddington
St. Joseph
Big Ben
Cary
Tiro
Rockstone
Mexican Silver
Black Sheep
Frizette
Billy B. van
Miss Delaney
Obert
Please
Willer Defeats Cincinnati’s Top Amateur in Billiards
Mose Willer, Pacific Coast champion three cushion billiardist, routed J. C. Greaver of Cincinnati 50 to 31 before a large crowd at the Imperial Billard Parlors Carew Building. High runs were 6 5 and 5 for Willer and 5 4 and 3 for Greaver. Willer challenges any Cincinnati player for a side bet before leaving for Paris billiard academies.
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Mose Willer
Pacific Coast
Cincinnati
J. C. Greaver
Imperial Billard
Carew Building
Willer
Greaver
Mr. Willer
Paris
National League approves contracts and releases in early May
President Pulliam of the National League announces approvals of contracts and releases. Names include J. M. Young G. C. Ferguson and John J. Hannifan with Boston, Harry E. McCormick with Philadelphia and Louis Evans released to Montreal from New York.
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New York
Pulliam
National League
Boston
J. M. Young
G. C. Ferguson
John J. Hannifan
Philadelphia
Harry E. McCormick
Montreal
Louis Evans
Olsen Defeats Winklehoefer in Three Falls at Coliseum
Charles Olsen of St. Louis defeated Tom Winklehoefer of Chicago at the Coliseum in Hamilton Ohio. Olsen won the first fall catch-as-catch-can in thirty minutes and the third in twenty two and a half minutes using the toe hold in both cases. He quit the second fall to choose the style for the final bout.
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Hamilton
Charles Olsen
St. Louis
Tom Winklehoefer
Chicago
Coliseum
Olsen
Charlotte Hamilton Wins Two Year Old Race at Ton
In Ton Ky on May 1 Hasty Agnes won a four furlong maiden two year old race after Keep Moving was disqualified for fouling Charlotte Hamilton ridden by J Lee finished first with Harriet Rowe placing second in the same event Ben Howe led early in the fifth but was overtaken by Light Blue under a strong late drive the day featured heavy track conditions and clear weather
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Charlotte Hamilton
J. Lee
DHE Boseeedeeve Dans Dacs Vaderdyncs
Dmeddeesahee
Harriet Rowe
A. Morgan
Ocala
Gangel
Veriblue
Manera
Silverine
Poutéing
Betsy
Dusky Dame
Javadue
Lardella
Estella G
F. Burton
Teddy Hodge
Beth Goodwin
EB. Griffin
Rickey
Natasha
Carolyn B
Irena Jackson
E. T. Shipp
St. Magnet
Merrifield
Royal Chance
Franklin
CE Fale Penned
Ben Be Wees Washakie
W. Ott
Lexington Lady
Pickens
Elizabeth Lesser
Night Mist
Queen's Pet
Plarney
Ben Howe
Frazier
Silverado
Major Lawrence
Jack Patton
McNally
Maeso
Columbus
Hambay
Roseburg N
Mike Olt
Camé
St. Valentine
Mary Ozt
Warren
I Low
Haze
Patch
Minder
Mattie Mack
Rower
Campian
Camille
Hatchard
Ansonia
Bowling Club Holds Final Merchant Outing Contest
The Merchant Bowling Outing Club concludes its season with a May 6 event at Frank Riehle's alleys starting at 2 p.m. Twenty five members will bowl five by twenty five frames to determine the individual champion. Three grand prizes await winners, and local businessmen from the Rhine district back the event with strong support.
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Merchant Bowling Ang Outing Club
Frank Riehle
TX al Pins
Whites attacked by mob of youths on Broadway
A group of colored youths aged 12 to 18 fought three white boys near Court and Broadway. William Kennedy is seriously stabbed, with wounds to the groin and back. William Schulhof and Daniel Kennedy were also stabbed. Patrols and police began a thorough investigation at once.
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Court and
Broadway
City Hospital
William Schulhof
East Fifth Street
William
Daniel Kennedy
Main Street
Court Street
Eggleston Avenue
Booker Washington
Muhlenkamp
William Kennedy
Corbin
Hope He's Dead Rivalry Ends in Pistol Duel
In a John Street duel between Dave Bogie and Henry Banks, Banks was wounded in the thigh and Bogie captured with a revolver in hand. Banks said Bogie threatened him earlier. A bystander, Joseph Chenault, was struck in the eye by paper from a blank cartridge and may lose sight. Banks and Bogie are colored. both were taken to City Hospital and police hold Bogie on suspicion.
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Dave Bogie
West Fifth Street
Burkholz
McQuesten
John Street
Sixth
Bogie
Henry Banks
West Seventh Street
Banks
City Hospital
Corbin
Joseph Chenault
Carlisle Avenue
Cincinnati Casting Clubs Regular Tournament At Gun Club
The Cincinnati Casting Clubs hold its regular tournament this afternoon at 2 o clock on the grounds of the Northern Kentucky Gun Club.
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Cincinnati
Northern Kentucky
Sealed Proposals for Cincinnati Water Works Cast Iron Pipe
Bids due June 2 1908 for manufacture furnishing and delivery of cast iron pipe and special castings to extend Cincinnati water mains. Plans specifications and bonds required with sealed bids to be opened at noon June 2 1908. Board reserves right to reject any bid and bidders must prove ability to perform.
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Board of Trustees
Commissioners of Water Works
Cincinnati
Ohio
Commissiof Water Works
Commissioners of Ater Works
Board of Sryneeses
Commissioners of Water
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