Cincinnati Varsity Seeks Strong 1908 Football Season
Snott fields a large candidate pool as University of Cincinnati football opens October 17 at Birmingham against Alabama. Inott, in charge, promises discipline and progress with many veterans and promising underclassmen competing for multiple positions. The schedule includes Lebanon and Kenyon games, alumni events, and a heavy gym schedule featuring Northside, Walnut Hills A C, and others.
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University of Cincinnati
Ralph Inott
Gregg
Walnut Hills
Easton
Woodward
Schaefer
Technical
Snott
DuBray
Ackerson
Inott
Husky
University of Alabama
Birmingham
U. C. Warriors
Hanover
League Park
Bemis Pierce
Carlisle Indian Fame
Kenyon College
Kenyon
Antioch
Yellow Springs
Springfield
Northside
Lott
Danner
Sullivan
Levine
McCarthy
Doppes
Wenner
Martyy
Cormany
Richey
Cherrington
Schaaf
Roger Johnson
Walter Baum
A. Elliot
Barnes
Burman
Thatcher
Littleton
Ellet
Cincinnati
Covington
Carlisle Indians
Turkey
Printers' League Opens at Riehle's Alleys Today
The Printing Crafts Bowling League starts at 1:30 today at 1306 Vine Street with prominent bowler President Herrmann to speak. First matches pit Roesslers against Stereotyper, and All-Stars versus Commercial Tribune, with regular play at the same venue and many hot contests anticipated.
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Printers’ League
Printing Crafts Bowling League
Riehle
Vine Street
Herrmann
Roesslers
Stereotyper
All-Stars
Commercial Tribune
Edgemere Handicap Spotlight at Aqueduct Meet
Queens County Jockey Club fall meeting ends with strong card and decent attendance. Fashion Plate, a two year old under high weight, wins the Edgemere Handicap by a length over Frank Gill, Royal Tourist finishing third. Other races feature Cressina, Bonnie Kelso, Ida D, Hilltop among winners with times listed for each event.
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Aqueduct
Queens County Jockey Club
Fashion Plate
Frank Gil
Royal
Cressina
Lee
Black Mary
Mcc-Carthy
Biskra
Crowley
Esoteric
Saracinescu
Dixie Himmel
Adoration
Bat
Kelliher
Sandy Creeker
Henderson
Delcanes
Allen
Paprika
Pirate
Bonnie Kelso
Upton
Ross Fenton
Summer Night
McCarthy
Lawton Wiggins
Lasata
Frank Gill
Notter
Royal Tourist
Gilbert
Jonathan
Ida D
Sweet
Castlewood
Cairngorm
Ural
Malaga
Shadow Glance
Hilltop
Sententious
Gunshot
McCahey
Guatemotzin
Gus Helm
Kin and
Mariana
Local Baseball Tripleheader Amid Weekend Showdowns
Arlington Park hosts Helds Reserves versus Waldorfs as Heidelbergs travel to Crescent Springs to face a strong local club. The Wiedemanns and Danville clash in a hot Virginia League three game series with Brewers aiming to seize the opener. Norwood Eagles and Avondales meet at Norwood Inn with Bass and Diehl slated to pitch for the champs. Ground access via belt line or streetcars noted.
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Arlington Park
West End
Rookwoods
Gest Street Grounds
Wolf c
J. Hankle P
Schweitzer
James
Ruberg S.s
Shear
Bonno
Golden
Young Johnson
Tomorow
Danville
Kline
Steiner
Ryan
Kunkel
Doyle
Reggy
Reinhart
Powel
Henn
Barton
Wiedemanns
Johnson
Scheibly
A. Meyer
Burck
Bierman
Murphy
Riggs
Ball
Schrall
H. Myers
Government Square
Newport & Covington
York and Patterson
Norwood Eagles
Avondales
Norwood Inn
Bass
Diehl
Adams
Schroeder
Woodburns lead bowling scene with 648 high score
Hamilton County League notes the Woodburns posting a 648 three-game total as a season high while Gus Robert opens 243 and 220 before tiring in the third. Karports face doubt as winners rise to four wins in nine games and a regular Board meeting is set for October 6 at league headquarters.
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Hamilton County
Woodburns
Gus
Robert
Schott
Nafie
Karports
Campbell County Bowling Standings Show Tight Title Fight
Campbell County League standings show Phoenix ahead by one game with Barbarossa and Wiedmann close behind. Week totals include high scores by Wiedemanns 970 and F Grieve 278, while Kenton County League reports stronger play and steady leaders from last year.
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Barbarossa
Alhambras
Creesess
Pruumloe
Seeechtvessetese
Phoenix
B.sececessa
Wiedemanns
Barbaro
Carraras
el Cassos
F. Grieve
J. Gardelle
A. Reinhart
F. Kern
Oldensmaith
Ed Braun
F. Weilthorn
J. Memmer
A .Oldensmith
C. Kern
Grand Enterprise Bowling League Opens Season Strong
The Grand Enterprise Bowling League opened its season with close games and solid scores. Sheriff Hamann's Five rolled 999 pins against Baschang No. 1, a weekly high, while Billy Barron led individuals with 246. The lineup suggests a competitive race to the finish.
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Grand Enterprise League
Grand Enterprise Bowling League
Sheriff Hamann
Baschang
Billy Barron
Oriental League Race Tight as Baschang and Rainey Tie
The Oriental League title chase tightens as Baschang No 3 and Rainey’s squads share first place. Several rivals sit close, four teams tied for what remains in the standings.
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Rainey’s Eteeee Cenesesseres
Baschang
Merchant Secemmmmesseovss
St. Bernard
Vsececcace
Psoe Res
Rainey’s
Old Gold
Groppenbacker
Luken’s, Merchant
Peerless A. C
Lockland
Brighton
Macons
Baschang No
Coroner
Oriental
Independent Ice Co
Oriental League
Rainey
Dreyer's League Opens Season With Eight Five Men Teams
Dreyer's League starts Monday night with eight five men teams after approval by the committee. Prizes total 200 for team and individual scores. Mine Host Dreyer renovated alleys and Cincinnati bowlers will compete. Teams include Teddy Bears Dreyer's Sports Poppe's Acme Grote Yp Dreyer's Five Buck's Five Rebold's Five Rohling's Five. Officers: Thomas Hattersley President Andrew Bury Vice President Jacob Blum Secretary August J. Dreyer Treasurer.
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Dreyer
Cincinnati
Ladies of ‘Fairmournt
Lick Run
Teddy Bears
Dreyer’s Sports
Poppe
Acme
Grote Yp
Dreyer’s
Buck’s
Rebold
Rohling
Thomas Hattersley
Andrew Bury
Jacob Blum
August J. Dreyer
Aeronautics Opinions From Bell to European Pioneers
Dr. Alexander Graham Bell lauds Lt Selfridge as uniquely knowledgeable in aeronautics after his death from Wright machine crash near Washington. French aviation experts seek self powered ground leaving machines with automatic stability. German Count Zeppelin seeks a research institute for aerial navigation aiding industry and defense. Conte di Schio plans early dirigible experiments near Verona. Baltic war balloon No. 1 dismantled with motor removal for reuse.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Selfridge
Orville Wright
Washington
America
Count Zeppelin
Conte di Schio
Schio
Verona
Columbus Trots Gome To An End Race
Grand circuit racing at Columbus ended with Milton J Jr driven by Walter Cox winning the 2:11 pace in straight heats over Governor Searles. Ruth Dillon, favorite in the 2:16 trot, broke early and faded. Aileen Wilson won the 2:05 pace but forced to 2:03 to avoid road traffic. Fines totaling 350 dollars were levied on drivers McCoy and Keating for unsatisfactory driving in the 2:24 trot heat where Mokohaley won two heats and the race after a warning.
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Milton ,S., Jr
Walter Cox
Columbus
Milton, J., Jr
Governor Searles
Tax Title
Syracuse
Ruth Dillon
Lady Jones
Ruth
Aileen Wilson
Dan S&s
Wilson Mare
McCoy
Keating
Mokohaley
Stroller
So Moko
B . Ih
William Enn
Bib Riley
Ch. H
Bik
Jennie Oz
Palmer
Newewntenes
McKinney
Murphy
Pere
Maxine
Ryan
Carroll
McDevitts
Directum Penn
Gerd -Noroeersnee
Tee
Ruth Eee
Sanders
B. m
Peters
Comtoy
Nime
Milton 8
Shamrock
William M
Gmurphy
Patel B
Callen
Osborne
Billy W
Sunderlin
Gould
Nuckols
Checkers Column Details Upcoming Tourney and Corrections
Communications address for the column editor in Cincinnati Ohio. The State of South Carolina invites entries for a checkers correspondence tourney by October 10 1908 with a prize for the winner. Heffner’s corrections of the Jordan Barker match games compile expert analysis and show correct play to win or draw.
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Columbia
State
D. C
Heffner
Barker
Jordan
Hyde Park Blasted as NK Gun Club Wins Two of Three
Hyde Park faced Northern Kentucky Gun Club on their grounds in a league match postponed from last week. NKGC took two wins in three events and outscored Hyde Park 396 to 106 in two man team play. Hyde Park finished with 232 to 226 in total targets. Miss Altert and Cameron of NKGC and De Mar of Hyde Park each tied for high with 53.
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Northern Kentucky Gun Club
Hyde Park
Northern Kentucky
de Mar
Miss Albert
McFee Eee
Emer
Cameron Earrecece
Hydh Park
Cissicidars Ee
Phillips
Access
Remge
Orevitastecinicc Vicees
Clement
Miss Altherr
Stewie
Two Kinds of Batters in Modern Baseball
New York dispatch explains two hitter types slugger and chopper with examples like Chance Wagner Lajoie Stahl Heidrick Cobb Donlin Stone Huggins Rossman and Rossman’s left handed stance. It details form stance weight transfer and contact points and notes Cobb and Rossman as notable chop specialists.
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New York
Chance
Wagner
Lajoie
Stahl
Heidrick
Keeler
Cobb
Donlin
Stone
Huggins
Crawford
Rossman
Detroit
Mike Wagner
Mike Donlin
Fall young man’s suit and overcoat described by specialist
The outfit for the fall features a 3 button suit in tan brown or olive with striped patterns and a medium length overcoat in fancy cloth. The garments are designed by a specialist in young men’s clothing, emphasizing quality and distinct style.
Fair turnout at Cincinnati Gun Club weekly shoot
A large crowd attended the Cincinnati Gun Club event with perfect weather. Johnson led the fifty target contest scoring 42 while Bev and Pohlar posted notable scores. upcoming league match with Northern Kentucky is set for October 10 at the rival grounds.
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Cincinnati
Johnson
Northern Kentucky
Beets in Baseball to Reproduce World Series Plays at League Park
Two semi professional Wiedemann teams will reproduce every play from the world championship series at League Park in Cincinnati. Charles P. Talbott of Detroit arranged the plan after the National and American League champions are decided. Local players will perform next to the actual action to provide continuous play for fans. The Cincinnati Baseball Club and many fans approve the novel event.
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League Park
Charles P. Talbott
Detroit
Wiedemann
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Cincinnati
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