Hedlegs Defeat Fairmont Team in Yesterday's Results
HEdlegs beat Fairmont in a disputed matchup as Spade started wild but settled. The article lists scores across the National and American Leagues, with standings for Saint Louis, Boston, Pittsburgh, New York, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Detroit, and others.
National League Matchups Across Major Cities
Cincinnati faces Pittsburgh, Boston plays Philadelphia, New York visits Brooklyn, and Chicago travels to St. Louis in a slate of National League games.
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St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
National League
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Reds Win in 12 Innings Over Fairmont Team
In Fairmont West Virginia May 28 the Cincinnati National League club defeated the local Pennsylvania and West Virginia squad 5 to 3 in twelve innings witnessed by 2 500. King of Parkersburg pitched for the locals while Schwab started for Cincinnati before being relieved by Spade with two runs scoring on a trio of miscues. Huggins Kane and Paskett sparked the Reds scoring with early and late rallies as Fairmont answered with three runs including a third inning tally and two in the sixth. Time 2 15 umpire Shoemaker.
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Commercial Tribune
Fairmont
W. Va
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
King
Parkersburg
Schwab
Reds
Spade
Huggins
Kane
Zurlage
Paskett
Mitchell
Brain
Klaybor
Paskert
Kling
Savage
Gates
Klayber
Shoemaker
Boston Beats Pittsburg 3 to 1 To End Series
Boston won the final game of the series against Pittsburg by 3 to 1. Leifield pitched for Pittsburg before Maddox finished the game. Two-base hits by Dahlen McGann and Bates, and a key double play by Leach and Kane. Pittsburg left seven on base. Boston stranded six. Time 1 hour 55 minutes.
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Boston
Pittsburg
Leifield
Maddox
Renee
Dahlen
McGann
Bates
Clarke
Leach
Kane
Boston Sé
Lindaman
Klem
St. L. Abh.o.ae. NY
Stone
Dineen
Orth
Williams
Niles
Stahl
Conroy
Ball
Hemphill
Chase
O’ Loughlin
Egan
Chicago Nationals defeat St Louis 8 to 2 in baseball
Chicago Nationals overpower St Louis 8 to 2 as Sallee falters and Fraser holds the visitors to runless play except for a rough first inning. Batted for Gilbert in the ninth.
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Nore Eeneeee
Louis
St. L
Ab.h.c.ae. Avers
Chicago
Ab.h
Gilbert
T.nker
Fraser
Zim’rman
Nectar
Two Teams Clash In Field Day Encounter
Col. and Toledo game details reveal a packed field day with hits by Schulte, Barbeau and Hopkins. Pitchers Raymond and Sallee split innings, defensive miscues lead to runs, while Nagle controls a later frame in a tense early schedule.
Detroit Defeats Philadelphia 10-2 in Baseball Contest
Detroit routed Philadelphia 10 to 2 as Dygert struggled on the mound. Summers and Carter shared pitching duties for Detroit, while Schmidt and Schreck produced key hits for the visitors.
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Det
Ab.h.o.a.e Phila
Ab.h.o.a.e
McInheeee
Olfrartsel
Schaefer
van Nichols
Craw'd
F. Collins
Cobb
O'Daevis
Rosman
Collins
Coughlin
Schreck
O'Leary
O'Coombs
Schmidt
Moran
Downs
Dygert
Sum'ers
Carter
D. Jones
OlfSeybold
Detroit
Reteeseres
Philadelphia
Goughlin
Crawford
Summers
Sheridan
Washington Beats Cleveland 8 to 2 in Fifth Inning Victory
Washington defeated Cleveland 8 to 2 as Lattimore left the mound in the fifth. Lajoie drove in two with a wild throw in the second. Freemen and Stovall led the offense with key hits, while Falkenberg and Liebhardt pitched well for Washington.
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Washington
Lattimore
Cleveland
Lajtoie
Chicago Triumphs 2-1 Over Boston On Ninth Inning
Chicago won 2 to 1 at Boston after Chicago scored in the ninth on a steal, error, and Hahn's hit. Wagner left with injury in a collision with Lord. Line shows Chicago 2 Boston 1 and notes pitchers Cicotte and Walsh and multiple players with positions and stats.
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Boston
Chicago
Hahn
Wagner
Lord
Ab.ho
Carrigan
Tanne‘l
D.sul
W.sul
Walsh
Laporte
Cicotte
Thoney
Pruitt
M'’Farla
St. Louis Wins Third Straight Over New York in Batting Duel
St. Louis defeated New York for a third straight win as batting decided the game. A New York rally was spoiled by faulty base running in the eighth inning. Rube Waddell rejoined the St. Louis club today. Score:
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New York
Max
St. Louis
Rube Waddell
Louisville Beats Indianapolis in One-Sided Baseball Game
Louisville defeated Indianapolis 10 to 3 at home as Woodruff led with a big batting effort. Briggs and Eubanks started pitching for Indianapolis, while Adams and Elliott each worked innings for Louisville. Stolen bases by Stovall and Woodruff highlighted the contest.
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Louisville
Indianapolis
Briggs
Eubanks
Woodruff
Seferee
Williams
Hooke
Elliott
Stovall
Petrine
Adams
Hughes
Burke
Coulter
Lindsay
Perrine
Quinlan
Sullivan
Ellott
Dianapolis
Steve Kane
Ee Ee
Cook
Lindsay al tLivingst
Toledo blanked Columbus 5 in opener as Nafle shines
Toledo defeated Columbus 5 0 with Nafle pitching a shutout aided by Hopkins' throw to plate in the fifth. Elwert started Toledo's rally in the sixth with a single, a sacrifice, and Barbeau's double. Wakefield of Toledo is suspended.
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Col
Ab.h.o.a.e
Toledo
Ab.h
Jackson
Barbeau
Odwell
Einchman
Congalton
Smoot
James
OjArmbuster
Kilem
O/Land
Friel
Oj Lister
Raidy
Hopkins
Wrigley
Elwert
Columbus
Cccceesee
Ccipeab Vesiteen SD
Strolen
Nagle
Land
Nafle
Pretty
Wakefield
Minneapolis Beats Kansas City In Ten Inning Tilt
Minneapolis edge Kansas City 3-2 in ten as timely singles and two errors by Kitson decide the game. Captain Freeman of Minneapolis was ejected for tossing a ball he argued was unfit as Umpire Hayes ruled.
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Minneapolis
Kansas City
Kitson
Freeman
Hayes
St Paul and Milwaukee Baseball Game Summary
On May 28 at St Paul Farris and Schneiberg were driven from the box. Bateman and Leroy pitched well as Milwaukee scored in bursts, with St Paul taking a 6 1 4 lead and Milwaukee answering late. Bateman, Farris, Schneiberg, and Leroy temper the scoring. final line shows St Paul 6 Milwaukee 7.
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ST. Paul
Farris
Schneiberg
Bateman
Leroy
South Bend Defeats Grand Rapids 4-1 in Central League
South Bend dominated Grand Rapids 4 to 1 in a Central League game at home. Lindsay and Tiemann stood for the winners while Denman and Hausen worked for Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Grand Rapids
Ind
R.H. South Bend
Lindsay
Tiemann
Denman and Hausen
Wheeling Defeats Zanesville In Seven-Run Game
In Zanesville Ohio on May 28 Wheeling wins 7 to 2 after three errors three walks and multiple hits including a home run. Otey and Spahr pitched for Wheeling while Limerick Watt and Fischer appeared for Zanesville.
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Zanesville
Pees
R.A. Wheeling Siotee
Otey and Spahr
Limerick
Watt
Fischer
Terre Haute shuts out Evansville on steady pitching
Terre Haute defeats Evansville 2 to 0 in a May 28 game as Schreiber limits Evansville to two late runs. Batteries Schreiber Williams Covington Dunn. Terre Haute tallies two runs on two hits while Evansville leaves nine on base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Schreiber
Evansville
R.H.E. Terre
Rain postpones Ft Wayne-Dayton game in Indiana
The Ft Wayne Daily reports rain caused the postponement of the Ft Wayne at Dayton baseball game on May 28 in Fort Wayne Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Dayton
Eighth Street Tops Millcreek In Tight 17 14 Game
Eighth Street defeated Millcreek 17 to 14 in a slugging league clash. Key players included Vogel with three hits and Stadlander pitching, while Detrich and Hoggin handled the catching duties. Umpires were Sternberg and Neste.
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Eighth Street
Millcreek
Soos
Wuebbling
J. Detrich
Horton
Yeager
Wolf
Vogel
Day
H. Meyers
Stadlander
Case
Munrath
Luchte
Detrich
Hoggins
Lyceum Tennis Club Opens Season in Glendale
The Lyceum Tennis Club of Glendale inaugurates its season with a 2 pm opening on its new grounds. Exhibition matches feature Nat Emerson Western champion William Hunt Trux Emerson and William Hopple. Patronesses include Mrs. Samuel Bailey Mrs. William Allen and Miss Mary Johnston assisted by a long list of ladies. The court and clubhouse are among the Wests handsomest.
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Lyceum Tennis Club
Glendale
Nat Emerson
William Hunt
Trux Emerson
William Hopple
Samuel Bailey
William Allen
Mary Johnston
C. C. Benedict
John G. Caruthers
E. B. Danson
Lewis A. Ford
W. M. Galt
Franklin Leach
Ralph Rogan
Clara Bailey
Helen McLaren
Anna Richardson
Louise Thompson
Rhoda van Nes
West
Police bar auto race after accident halts event
Chief Millikin said the Automobile Club cannot finish the free-for-all race planned for next Tuesday after Saturday's crash injuring Walter White of Cleveland. He ordered no more automobile races on public streets or roads.
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Millikin
Automobile Club
Walter White
Cleveland
Rain Postpones Little Rock Game. Memphis Wins In Flood Delay
A rain postponement halted the Little Rock at Little Rock Montgomery game. Memphis defeated Memphis 4 to 2. New Orleans beat Atlanta 3 to 2 in thirteen innings, details unclear.
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Little Rock
Montgomery
Memphis
Wee
New Orleans
Atlanta
Field Day Entries Pour In for Shoe and Leather Club Event
The League Park field day by the Shoe and Leather Club drew many entries with contests expected. Late arrivals were rejected. Participants include Sid Newman, William Robertson, H Wellerding, J P Hackett, Thomas Delaney, Ralph Martin, Chris Meyers, Frank Kamman, and several others from teams like Northside, Cathedral, Bellevue Athletics, and Walnut Hills High School.
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Big Shoe and Leather Club
League Park
Bunt
Sid Newman
Northside
William Robertson
Brighton Traction
H. Wellerding
Bartlett
John Jeager
Ohio Traction
Dick Harrold
Shamrocks
A. E. Gates
Wiedemann
A. Gerhardt
Smith& Nixon
Mike McShane
St. Patrick
Otto Theetre
St. Rose
Joe Fanning
J. P. Hackett
Thomas E Delaney
Cathedral
Chris Meyers
St. Paul
Frank Kamman
Bellevue Athletics
W. S. Snyder
Walnut Hills Traction
John Yeager
Millcreek Traction
Ralph W. Martin
Walnut Hills High School
Edward Drury
Carey
J. H. Schwartz
al Brockman
George Sewald
Avondale
Robert Alvier
Clifton Traction
Joseph Wes
Norwood Eagles and Madisonvilles to trial series for $75
Rivalry fuels a three game set between Norwood Eagles and Madisonvilles with Adams or Schroeder pitching for the Eagles. The piece also notes a busy schedule at Wiedemann Ball Park with athletic carnivals, baseball games, and a Dayton Shilohs clash, plus rail line league openings and various team inquiries and arrangements.
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Norwood Sun
Norwood Eagles
Madisonvilles
Adams
Schroeder
Eagles
National Brass Manufacturing Company
Emery Candle Works
George J. Heitzler, Jr
Wiedemann
Newport
Frank Mills
Cincinnati Gymnasium
Newport Monarchs
Cincinnatus
Dayton Shilohs
Wiedemanns
Covington
Newport Belt Line
Park
Fountain Square
Cathedral Y. M
St. Xavier
Covedale Grounds
L. Clendening
Shillito Place
Rookwoods
Railroad League
Q. & C. Railway
Adams Express Company
Northside
H. & D. Railway
Big Four Railway
Reading
American Laundry Machine Company
Procter & Gamble Company
College Hill
Covington Cardinals
Fultons
Cincinnati
Cardinal
C. Schroder
J. Schroder
Rehm
Geisen
Ed Vogelsang
Reis
Gottschalk
Randall
Shepher
Lund
Otting
William T. Johnston Company
Pathfinders
Coney Island
H. Johnston
Dayton
Ernie Diehl
American Association
Jack Schulte
Northern Kentucky Eagles
Gene Rankle
KI. O
Middletown
Foxy Louie Hornberger
Cris Hellman
Iddletown
Gerhardt
Nieman
Grand Central Depot
Catcher Wakefield Suspended for Three Days
Milwaukee May 28 President J D O'Brien of the American Baseball Association announced the suspension of catcher Wakefield of Toledo for three days beginning today for umpire balls in the Columbus game on May 26.
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Milwaukee
J. D. O’brien
American Baseball Association
Wakefield
Toledo
Columbus
Palamon Wins Seven-Furlong Purse at Louisville Meet
Palamon ridden by Warren won the seven furlong purse at Louisville on May 2, with long odds. Apache led early but finished third after running out near the stretch. Weather clear and track fast. Semproni and John Louis also scored in early races as Palamon topped Estelle C. in the seven furlongs.
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Louisville
Palamon
George Long
Apache
Powers
Semproni
Butler
Michael Angelo
Franklin
Warfield
Tuscan Gold
Hambay
Elgin
Honest’ Bob
Charlie Bowers
Top Sergeant
Princs Alert
John Louis
Ibs
Glasner
Segas Snow
Vanen
May Jene
Dunvegan
Lotus
Topsy Robinson
Warren
Marmorean
Griffith
Meda
Lady
Thorpe
Bitter Miss
Western Knight
Connelly
Silver C
Pickens
Jennie
Mad Rose
Dusky Dame
Ccceeeness
St. Valentine
Cccceceee
Ence Cece Tivolini
Burton
Anna Day
Sylvan Belle
Blaze O’ Light
Charlatan
Ben Sand
Durable
Maxton
Barrette
Reaction
Dehler
Melwwood
Yellow Top
Queen
Brandt
Hollow
Martin
Baroda
Ida May
Cygnet
Snake Mary
Roseburg Sr
Skirvin
Irwill
Sainward
Camille
Imboden
Hillsdale Handicap Critic triumph in Oakland races
In Oakland on May 28 the Hillsdale Handicap Critic edged Johnny Lyons in the final stretch. Bromina won the first race Futurity course at 7 to 1, time 1:10 3-5, with After math second and Pro lific third. Additional races listed horses, times, and runners including Bubbling Water and Loretta in subsequent sprints and the Futurity course event Columbia Girl leading Sibari and Sir Brillar in a later race.
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Oakland
Johnny Lyons
Bromina
Scoville
Aftermath
Rose
Prolific
Rettig
Nattie Bumppo
Webber
Redwood NI
Silver Sue
Water Thrush
Mischief
Sir Russell
Paddy Lynch
Pocahontas
Bubbling Water
McIntyre
Decorate
Miss Worth
McBride
Zella G
Cavellena
Assay
Daisy Thorp
Miss Danville
Hillsdale
Hayes
Massa
Gemmell
Boggs
Collector Jessup
Neva Lee
High Gun
Sandy
Saint Madain
Be Thankful
Arthur Hyman
Friar of Elgin
Bernardo
Patriotic
Alcibiades
Columbia
van Dusen
Sibari
Horses Race Day Entries for Eight Races at Local Track
The list shows selling and purse races with weight assignments for horses including McDale Violet Pearsall and Serenade in Race One, Shirley Rossmore and Gar ters in Race Two, Margaret Randolph and Cymbal in Race Three, Judith MacBride and Belford in Race Four, Lillie Turner and Usury in Race Five, and Rustle and Lady Arion in Race Six. Weights range from 87 to 149 pounds across six events.
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McDale
Violet Pearsall
Serenade
Miss Hapsburg
Maid of Gotham
Lady Leota
Dorothy Webb
Marshy
Mabel Henry
Elysium
Icaria
Teddy Bear
Jolly
Silverton
Transform
Light Blue
Shirley Rossmore
Margaret T
Aileen C
Dandy Dancer
Balla
Beth Goodwine
Tarquin
Inspect
Boserman
Garters
Orlandwick
Teddy Hodge
Martius
Margaret Randolph
Arrowswift
W. T. Overton
Cymbal
Czar
Ordono
Chulita
Pinkola
Terah
Sir Cleges
Judith _MacBride
Berte
Belford
Chaefield
Bell Leath
Jason
Waterway
Coal Black Lady
Lillie Turner
Miss Strome
Hazelthorpe
Usury
Anna Smith
Stoner Hill
Frontenac
Hannibal Bey
Rustle
Ed Kane
Gilvedear
Thé Thorn
Lady Arion
Voting
Hughes
Lady Savoy
Minnehaha
Alma Boy
Mazonia
Funiculaire
Horse Races Set For Daily Card With Weights Listed
The card lists first through sixth races with horse names and weights. Notable entries include Rara Avis and Corn Cob in the opener, Voodoo in the two year olds race, Tommy Waddell and Pretension in the selling race, Rifleman and Zienap in the New Rochelle Handicap, St Kelvin and King Castle in the steeplechase, and Zienap again in the handicap.
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Rara Avis
Chaplet
He Knows
Banyah
Crack Shot
Aimee C
Voodoo
Hillside
J. W. Frye
Torbelino
the Robin
Rostrum
Edward
Nigger Baby
Sun Dance
Garland
Tommy Waddell
Pretension
Keater
Bad News
Tea Cress
Cramne
Ty .Ivo
New Rochelle
Rifleman
Restigouche
Zienap
Rialto
Rock Stone
St. Kelvin
Wauauk
King Castle
Ambush
Bettie Landon
Mark Gumberts
Rye Boy
Ibs
Rye
Anteus
Ellisdale
Tenancy By Courtesy
Earl G
D’arkle
Memorial Address on Finney at Oberlin College
William Cochran of Cincinnati will deliver a memorial address titled Charles Grandison Finney on June 21 during Oberlin College commencement week June 19 to 25. Russell Burr Hopkins, Dayton and Cincinnati graduate, receives Bachelor of Arts along with Erma Shupe and John Frederick Miller, also B A recipients. Addaline Holly and George Abbott Mundy, both from Kentucky, graduate in the same class.
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William ©. Cochran
Cincinnati
Charles Grandison Finney
Finney
Addaline Holly
Mt. Sterling
George Abbott Mundy
Henderson
North Cincinnati Turnverein Bowing Team Honored
The North Cincinnati Turnverein banqueted its Hamilton County League champion bowling team at the Zoo. About fifty prominent locals attended to celebrate Captain Al Darker and teammates Charles Schad George Fries Harry Diehl Louis Reimer and William Bachman with remarks by Albert Reinhardt Henry Hoefle and others.
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North Cincinnati Turnverein
Zoo
North Cincinnati
al. Darker
Charles Schad
George Fries
Harry Diehl
Louis Reimer
William
Charles Hauck
Henry Hoefle
George Distler
Frank Haiber
Lumley Petri
John ‘Streitmann
Harry Franke
Phil Metz
Gus’ Kopp
Ernst von Bargen
al Hoefle
Jacob Riehle
George Singer
al Meyer
W. O. Wilson
Andy Koch
Phil Pfalzgraf
William Bachman
Louis Riener
William Margeson
Albert Reinhardt
Albert Daiker
Celt Beats Jack Atkin In Jockey Club At Belmont Park
Celt wins first appearance of the year in the Jockey Club weight-for-age race at Belmont Park beating Jack Atkin by one length. Trance takes the Gaiety Stakes. Other races include Big Chief winning the first and Juggle taking the handicap in the fifth with field notes on runners and times.
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Belmont Park
Celt
Jockey Club
Jack Atkin
Trance
Big Chief
Musgrave
Belbush
McCarthy
Monopolist
Shreve
Thistleseed
Arionette
Lee
Tom Reid
Flynn
Intervene
Garner
Harrigan
Little Mose
Dr. Pillow
Gene E
Fontanet
Primrose League
Uniform
Gladys Louise
Melisande
Notter
Field Mouse
McCahey
Golden View
Paradise Queen
Gliding Belle
Lady Selina
Lady Hubbard
Dugan
Dorante
Juggle
McDaniel
Master Roberts
Gilbert
Berkeley
Colonel Jack
Killiecrankie
Fizzette
Tom McGrath
Bonnie Alan
Jennie Deceiver
Cary
Water Fox
Troublemaker
Glay 15 Champion in Amateur Event at Kentucky Trap Shoot
The sixth annual Kentucky Trap Shooters League final crowned Glay 15 as champion with T. Clay 96 and Shell Henderson McFee tied for second on 92. Money led amateurs with 196 and multiple pros posted top scores as Henderson faltered early.
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Glay
Kentucky Trap Shooters’ League
Mr. Smith
Lexington
T. Clay
Heer
Hatcher
Trimble
Henderson
Anderson
McFee
Booker
H. Money
W. H. Heer
H. D. Freeman
A. M. Hatcher
W. Henderson
Fisher
B.S. Cooper
Shell
Money
Ets
Clay
Ewenee
H. Heer
Sees
R. Trimble
Henderson Weaeeees
Booker Semen Wane
Cooper Ae Hme Ee Neeee
Lon Fisher
LeCompte Au Eewee
Chamberlain
Freeman . Tartans
Ward Seeeaeeeeeess
Shell Weeee Eewee
Bond
Young
Burkhart Seeveess
Walker Oeeeee
Woody
Keplinger
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Eneeweweesreeee
Smith
COPE
Ccdserceven
Dr. Senour
Woodbury
F. Tuttle
Pws
Spangler
Snyder Ate
Kentucky
T. Te
Nanan
Sunderbruch Eeewenee Wae
Meas Ween Sseenenee
Ave
Schreck
Woody Fae Reet
Bultman
Owen
Fultz Ween Soo
I Keplinger
Cescetssddee Seeess
Walker Popp
I Carter
Jesse Seeee Pee
W. OB
R. Evpreriain
le Compte
Eees
Walker
Sear
J. Carter
Oe Smith
Carter
J. B
Jesse
Dr Gladden to Deliver Phi Beta Kappa Oration
Dr Washington Gladden of Columbus Ohio will deliver the Phi Beta Kappa oration at the University of Cincinnati Tuesday afternoon June 2 at 4 30 The subject is Where Are We in Democracy Rabbi David Philipson serves as president of the Phi Beta Kappa Society The annual meeting will be followed by a banquet with toasts by Cincinnatians and Dr Gladden All events occur at the University of Cincinnati
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Gladden
Columbus
Phi Beta Kappa
University of Cincinnati
David Philipson
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Trustees Fix Date for Hebrew Union College Commencement
The Board of Trustees set June 27 for this year’s commencement exercises, followed by a June 28 gala marking the twenty-fifth anniversary of the first graduating class. Dr. David Philipson, Cincinnati representative, and other prominent alumni from New York and beyond are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hebrew Union College
David Philipson
Cincinnati
New York
Admiral Dewey the stallion dies after heart failure
Admiral Dewey a stallion sired by Bing ham out of Nancy Hanks owned by Dr. J. C. McCoy of Kirkwood Del died last night of heart failure at Wilmington The horse had a racing record of 2.04 percent and recently spurned a $35 000 offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Admiral Dewey
Bingham
Nancy Hanks
J. C. McCoy
Kirkwood
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