Great Western Circuit Faces Rebirth After Turbulent Reform
After chaos and several clubs quitting, the Great Western Circuit repairs with Peoria Springfield and Libertyville trials. Libertyville’s meeting canceled but revived plans in Springfield and Decatur dates. Kalamazoo Galesburg and others reassess, while Pekin’s status remains doubtful amid organizational woes.
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J. L. Hervey
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Minn
Waukee
Wis
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Peekin
Tazewell County
Ates
Kerryville
Libertye
Milwaukee
Hugo
Bellevue and Covington Baseball Roundup and Matches
A忙 diverse slate features Bellevue Grays in Lawrenceburg facing a strong Lawrencburg team with Griseby managing and Hubbard or Lawton pitching. Police Metropolis and Reading Grays meet at Reading Ohio, while Covington rivals Covington Blues collide at Willow Run Park.
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Progress Lithographing Company
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Latonia Grays
Latonia
Dowdell
Berninger
Blue Grass Boys
Blue Grass
Kangaroo Griffin Targets Abe Attell Title
A Melbourne kangaroo featherweight champion Charlie Griffin arrives in New York to pursue Abe Attell’s title. Griffin, famed for thirty five knockouts, praises England’s Jem Driscoll and Bowker, notes Attell’s speed, and vows to press his punches, aiming to prove his worth against the champion.
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Australia
Charlie Griffin
Charles
London
Joe Bowker
Jem Driscoll
Griffin
Griff
Driscoll
England
Columbia Athlet 3 Covington Cardinals 1
The Columbia Athletics beat the Covington Cardinals 3 to 1 in a well played game. Reis and Lindsey pitched. Reis struck out 9, Lindsey 10. Scoring and fielding details appear in the box score with assists by Randell and others.
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Columbia Athletics
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Geisen
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C. Lund
Jsch'r
Otting
Reis
Lindsey
Randall
Hartwell Edges Lockland 6-4 In High School Baseball
Hartwell High School defeated Lockland High School 6 to 4. Game details note Hartwell's offense with two-base hits by Pendery Gough Myers Quine and Raine, and strong pitching by Quine and Jackson. Final totals show Hartwell 7 runs to Lockland 4 with multiple errors and fielding notes.
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Lockland
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Lockland High School
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Metzger
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Atime Kesses Myers
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de Burke
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Steele
Dartnall
Jones
Avene
Jackson
Hosea
Leckland High School
Pendery
F.gough
Myers
J. Parker
Tine
Guelick
Pathfinders Triumph Over Johnston In Rain-Interrupted Game
The Pathfinders defeated W. T. Johnston 6 to 4 in a game shortened to five innings due to poor grounds. Key hits in the fourth inning lifted Pathfinders ahead while Sauter fanned seven Johnston batters and Woellner scattered hits for Johnston.
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Brighton Wins After Avondale Forfeit In Baseball Match
Brighton earns a 16 to 6 victory as Avondale forfeits the game to Brighton. Scoring notes list J Robinson 42, Farrell 1, Schelly 1, Creden 3, McCloy 3, Tiemeyer 3, Huber 1, Eppner 32, Alspach 1, Robertson 3, Carroll 2, Helfer 2, Maurer 0, Keiser 2, Conrad 2, Zimmerman 0. Brightons total 26 runs to Avondales 17. Two base hits credited to W Epperson and Robertson. three-base hits by Farrell Carroll McCloy. Epperson and Carroll turn a double play. Epperson 38 strikeouts, Conrad 3. Wild pitches by Epperson and Conrad. Bases on balls 4 for Zimmerman and 6 for Conrad. Time 1:30. Umpire Netser.
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W. T. Johnston
Dickerson
W. T. Johnson
Sauter
Woellar
Baurtell
Woellner
Om Sauter
Carrell
J.rob
Farrell
Schelly
Creden
McCloy
Tiemey
Huber
W.epp
Rebel
Alspach
Rober
Carrol
Helfe
Maurer
Keiser
C.eppe
Conrad
Zimme
Bright
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Avon
Ab.h.o.a
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W. Epperson
Robertson
Carroll
Epperson
Zimmerman
Netser
Bowling Outing and Awards From Heidelberg League Meet
The Heidelberg league awards prizes to Newport and Karffs clubs after a banquet. Highlights include high scores by Peter Ampler and W D Kettenacker, plus several age awards and a Merchants' Bowling Outing in June at Camp Dison with a baseball game.
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Joe Humbrecht
Newports
Milwaukee
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Ernc Kettenacker
Charles Kissell
Lohmeyer
Newport Club
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Ben Pugh
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Morris Rosenthal
William Margeson
Fred Wittkemper
Schnapps
Heidelberg
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Hercules Carrell
Ernie Kettenacker
Poenes Sievers
el Ois
Ed Lohmeyer
Erne Kettenacker
Karpts
W. D. Kettenacker
Karports
O.reimert
James Buckley
Merchants
Camp Dison
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John G. Schroth
Tony Smith
George W. Frey
Merchants’ Bowling and Outing Club
Newport Bowling Club Banquet Highlights and Prizes
Colonel Bill Otting led the Newport Bowling Club annual banquet and prize distribution as toastmaster. President Charles Adam traveled 500 miles to attend with the ladies, and members like Lyman J. Bryan and James Champ contributed remarks.
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Newport
Heidelberg
Farof-Kettenacker
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Wallace Barker
Lyman J. Bryan
Hercules Carroll
James Champ
Thomas Colling
Martin Enneking
Bashang's Five Win Koo Koo Bowling Tournament Title
The Koo Koo tournament ends after a strong season with Bashang's Five leading from the start and finishing first. Prize money will be paid tomorrow night.
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Bashang
Harvard Defeats Cornell in Annual Boat Race
Harvard beat Cornell by about ten lengths in the annual boat race on a short course. Time 10.47 to 11.24. Harvard led from the start and maintained the lead to the finish as Cornell unraveled after passing under Harvard Bridge. Racing occurred in pouring rain with a downstream ebb tide.
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Cornell
Harvard Bridge
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