Herrmanns Return Signals Reds Plan for Next Southern Trip
National League notes report President Herrmann of the Reds back from Detroit and planning to assemble a new team for the forthcoming Southern training journey. Highlights include a tame World Series, limited major deals, and updated extra inning statistics across the NL with Chicago and Boston featuring in several long games.
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Herrmann
Reds
Detroit
Cincinnati
Clarke Griffiths
Chicago
National Commission
Mr. Herrmann
Colin Will Go Abroad Keene to Ship Champion Horse to England
New York October 15 James R Keene announced plans to send Colin the unbeaten three year old champion to England this fall a shipment of about ten horses will sail on the Minnehaha with Colin and other Keene runners including lct four year old unbeaten this season to follow abroad for racing in England.
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New York
James R. Keene
America
Colin
England
Mr. Keene
Atlanta
Minnehaha
Lct
Keene
Ballot
Celt
Leading Lady Sets Two Year Old Filly World Record
In Lexington on October 15 The Leading Lady paced a mile in 2:07 to break the two year old filly mark of 2:11 2/5 Rinvolo captured the three year old event Justo was the favorite Lady Jones won the 2:12 trot Allen Winter proved top trotter of the year sold for 50000 to George H Ketcham for foreign interests and will be shipped abroad He also won the West Stake Johnston Stake and the 50000 American Trotting Derby at Readville
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Lexington
Rinvolo
Yer Justo
Lady Jones
Allen Winter
Mike Reardon
Indianapolis
George H. Ketcham
Readville
Star Socials
Wahle
Hoffman
Vonderhaar
Schaffstall
Memner
Redeenee
Ist
Smit
Robertson
Harrison
E. Hell
W. Heil Weet
Pere Rere
Don Gustos
Biehle
Phoenix
Brandt
Don Gustow
Hanhorst
Stahl
Elatos
Blersch's
Holdenschmidt
Alliens
Welettich
Giensele
Freeman Eae Eee
Bgewee Eeeetetee
North Cincinnati
Rough Riders
Ist Kessier
Duerr
Hattersley
Dreyer
Langenbach
Smith
Stoen
Thornton Sete
Engert See
Bachman
Hamilton
Woodburns
Clifton Heights
Woodburn
Jones Vosche
Davis
Harris
Coree Wales
Lein Sas Generel
Conway Resewe Vanes
Huber
Knights of Columbus
Cincinnati
Rieble’s
Covington
Newport
Umeyer Waren Ebaterenere
Neewee Ween
TVAN
Hummel
Belmont Park card trimmed by withdrawals at meeting
Belmont Park New York October 15 with two races starting only two horses each. Delirium nosed out Falcada in the Ramapo Handicap as both pressed hard to the line. Stamina won the Hunter Handicap by a half length over Whip Top. My Grace took the Meadowbrook Steeplechase by ten lengths. Berlin fall meeting in Washington DC declared off. First race Court Lady led Wapanoca and Strike Out in a selling two-year-olds dash. second race Autumn Meadowbrook Handicap won by My Grace with Parson Kelly second. Third race Stamina beat Whip Top. fourth Delirium defeated Falcada. fifth Hilarious won ahead of Baby Wolf. Sixth Nimbus won over Cressina and Burgher with Time 1:12 5. Esoteric Montbert and Black Mary also ran.
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Belmont Park
Falcada
Delirium
Whiptop
My Grace
Washington, D. C
Court Lady
Upton
McCarthy
Wapanoca
Gilbert
Royal Captive
High Range
Eschau
Mr. Jerrocks
Babble
J. O’brien
Parson Kelly
Page
Flying Machine
Hewitt
Rosebank
McCahey
Hilarious
Baby Wolf
Gretna Green
Lee
Dolly Spanker
Nimbus
Cullen
Cressina
Burgher
Esoteric
Montbert
Black Mary
A Chance for a Button by Public Schools League
The Public Schools Athletic League Executive Committee approved the Games Committee plan for an athletic badge test running November 9 for two weeks. The program includes four junior and four senior events, not for the Fleischmann trophy. Boys who have won a button cannot compete in the same class, but juniors may try for the senior class. All candidates must be tried out before the final test by the visiting special teacher.
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Public Schools’ Athletic League
Public Schools Athletic League
Games Committee
Fleischmann
Cubs Receive Ovation On Return From Detroit
The Chicago National League champions arrived home to an enthusiastic crowd after winning the world title. National Commission members accompanied the players who reported ovations at every stop. A mob greeted them at the station and some players planned fishing and hunting trips before an exhibition game with Detroit on Sunday.
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Chicago
Detroit
National Commission
Affinity Race Featured At Symphana Games In New York
In New York on October 15 the Symphana games committee announced an "affinity race" at Piping Rock field on Saturday. Men and their partners will gallop to a point, dismount to assist their partners aboard, then gallop holding ribbons to the start. Also listed is a "Winkin' and Blinkin' " race with a partner placing a button on a lady to seal it and return.
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New York
Piping Rock Field
Long Island
Friend Harry wins at Douglas Park equaling track record
At Douglas Park Louisville on Oct 15 Friend Harry and two-year-old by Orlando won six furlongs in 1:12 4-5 matching the track record, defeating a strong field of youngsters. Crystal Maid, the favorite, failed to place. W T Overton set a Highland Park Handicap mile mark of 1:40 1-5 and Al Muller lowered the five and one half furlongs record by a fifth of a second.
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Louisville
Harry
Orlando
Feld
Douglas Park
Crystal Maid
W. T. Overton
al Muller
Kennedy
Balbus
McGee
Dainty Dame
Butler
Wool Sandals
Buffons
Mrs. Sewall
Pickens
Crittenden
Flower Beauty
Proda
Kilvany
Splendida
Roseburg Sr
St. Aulaiie
Fete
Lady Rensselaer
Dearie Florent
Beadice
Severus
Maid Militant
Glasner
Lady Vic
Crawford
Blue Lee
Washakie
Hannibal Bey
Honesty
Sir Cleges
Deverich
Terah
Zienap
Friend Harry
Heidel
Anna D. Daley
Gerrymander
Powers
Warfield
Ed Wray
Topsy Robinson
Bonnie Bardan
Walsh
Arrowswift
John E. McMillan
Vansel
Cincinnati Fan Food at Bellevue Park Weekend Showdown
Sunday highlights include Applegate's All-Star team vs All-Professionals at 1 30. Covingtons meet Stumps Tigers at 3. Avondale Wiedemann game at New Wiedemann Park slated for champions to draw large crowds. Plan plantation Rag Band performs during intermission. Reserved seating available at multiple local venues.
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Applegate
Red
Connolly c
Hohnhorst
Reed
Dooins
Wilson E
Hermes
Curtis
Curry
Hood
Tigers
Crowe c
Whalen
Flynng
Woelner Lee
Bolan
Tyter
Roselle J
Bauerstelle
Terry
Schofield
Carpenter E
McDonough Q
Scalion
Sexton
Michaels
New
Big Plantation Rag Band
Bismarck
Cincinnati
Livingston’s
Newport
Nodler’s
Covington
Driving Club Sets Fall Meet at Westwood Driving Park
The Cheviot and Westwood Gentlemen's Driving Club plans a fall meet tomorrow afternoon at Westwood Driving Park with events including 2:40 pace 2:40 trot three minute pace three minute trot free-for-all pace free-for-all trot and a novelty race. The first event starts at 1 pm with the rest in swift order.
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Cheviot and Westwood
Latonia to Open Bookies Meet Hidden in Latonia Race Board Decision
Latonia race track directors plan to open the gates Monday with bookmakers and old officials. Joseph Rhinock resigns as president and is replaced by Harvey Myers. The Racing Commission's stance looms as Latonia prepares for a potentially 30 day meet with up to twenty or more betting slates.
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Overe
Racing Commission
Latonia
Joseph L. Rhinock
Association
Congress
Harveys Myers
Judge Price
John Dillon
George Dillon
Jake Holtman
Vine Street
Ohio Military Institute blank Hughes High in big win
On their home field O M I routed Hughes High School 67 to 0. Remin scored five touchdowns, Johnson and Doers two each, Franks one and kicked seven goals. Hughes managed one safety as the game stayed mostly in Hughes territory.
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Ohio Military Institute
Hughes High School
Hughes
Remin
Johnson
Doers
Franks
Covington Admirals Face All Collegians In Weekend Match
The Covington Admirals square off with All Collegians in Covington Balls Park Sunday at 9 30 AM. A large crowd is expected as both teams are well trained and have prepared for the matchup.
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Covington
William M. Bland
Broadway
Queen City Driving Club To Hold Final Matinee At Carthage
The Queen City Driving Club schedules a final matinee at Carthage Fair Grounds tomorrow with five races. Events include two trots a pace a match race and a ladies race. Entries feature Norine Carrie B Norine May Brook Lady Storm and others plus a $300 special match between Baronwood and Lulu M with strong betting interest.
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Queen City Driving Club
Carthage Fair Grounds
Norine
B. m
Alfred G
Sam Wooding
Cincinnati
Taft
T. J. Hutchison
Loveland
Bessie Axtell
Axtell
Leo Brigel
Cheviot
Little Billy
B. G
Mike Grady
O. J. Cutler
Hyde Park
May Brook
Silent Brook
A. L. Lehmann
Carrie B
Paymaster
George Murdock
Norwood, CO
G. Mare
Cliff Todd
Montgomery
A. L. Lehman
Lord Storm
S. G
Jacob Koenig
Baronwood
W. M. Faust
Newport
Lulu M
W. Andrews
Wendell Eich
Carthage
Funk
Sharon, CO
H. K. Bell
Koenig
Wirthlin
Margaret Curtis Wins Presidents Cup in Golf Final
Miss Margaret Curtis of Essex Country Club defeated Miss M B Adams of Wallaston Country Club to win the Presidents cup at Huntingdon Valley Country Club. Curtis led 83 up and 2 to play, securing the national championship.
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Philadelphia
Margaret Curtis
Essex Country Club
M. B. Adams
Wallaston Country Club
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
Curtis
Belmont Yearlings Auction At England Fetches $4400
In NEW MARKET England on Oct 15 thirteen yearlings belonging to August Belmont sold for a total 4400 dollars. Gasconnade led the lot with a price of 1100 dollars.
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England
New Market
August Belmont
Witnesses Testify in Annis Killing at Bay Side Yacht Club
New York October 15 witnesses before Queen's County Grand Jury Long Island City in Annis murder case autopsy by Dr Walter Frey aid by Dr Harris Houghton and Dr Schmuck Annis rushed to hospital General Hains and Major Hains father and brother of the accused expected back before the jury next Monday
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New York
Queen’s County Grand Jury
Long Island City
William E. Annis
Bay Side
Walter G. Frey
Harris C. Houghton
Annis
Schmuck
General Hains
Major Hains
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs Adopts Reform Plans
The annual Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs convention adjourned at TIFFIN with Cincinnati members prominent. Isabel Howard Neff spoke on household economics, Maude Summers on constructive ideals, and Judge John A Caldwell urged juvenile court reform and women on the state boards. The group also condemned billboards and backed artistic advertising methods.
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Commercial Tribune
Tiffin
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Delaware
Reformatory
Federation
Louisville Chosen for Railway Signal Meet
Ohio man elected. Louisville Kentucky selected as the site for the next annual Railway Signal Association convention to be held October 12 13 and 14 next year. Officers elected include President I R Clausen Chicago Senior Vice President H S Bell New York Junior Vice President C L Denny Cleveland Secretary Treasurer C C Roseberg Bethlehem Pa.
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Washington
Louisville
Railway Signal Association
I. R. Clausen
Chicago
H. S. Bell
New York
C. L. Denny
Cleveland
C. C. Roseberg
Bethlehem
Ohioan Named Supreme Chief of Golden Eagle Order
Yonkers New York was chosen as the host city for the next annual convention of the Supreme Castle Knights of the Golden Eagle with the date set for the second Tuesday in October 1909. New officers include Supreme Chief Dr Charles D Krim of Columbus Ohio Supreme Vice Chief Dr E F Lake of Denver Colorado and Supreme High Priest Rev Richard Woods of Huntington West Virginia.
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Washington
Yonkers
N. Y
Supreme Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Charles D. Krim
Columbus
E. F. Lake
Denver
Col
Richard Woods
Huntington
W. Va
Clarington Packet Company Placed in Receiver’s Hands
The Clarington Packet Company operating between Clarington and Wheeling Ohio River traffic was put under a receiver today due to low river levels and poor business. W E Krupp of Wheeling was appointed receiver.
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Galbipolis
Ohio River
Clarington Packet Company
Wheeling
W. Va
W. E. Krupp
Wheelling
Educator and writer Antoine Muzzarelli Ends Life in New York
Antoine Muzzarelli, 61, a veteran of the French army and noted educator and author, shot himself at his West 156th Street home today. He had been suffering from despondency and died by his own hand.
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New York
Antoine Muzzarelli
West 156Th Street
Clemency Granted to Ohio Prisoners by Pardons Board
The Ohio State Board of Pardons met and recommended commutations for several inmates. Notable actions include Lawrence Fergennick from life to twenty years for second degree murder, William Yates from nine to six years for robbery, and Verne Rogers from life to twenty years for murder. Additional clemency actions cover Burglar, Manslaughter, and Perjury cases across multiple counties, with more cases to be reviewed at the next meeting.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
State Board of Pardons
Lawrence Fergennick
Cuyhago County
William Yates
Clark County
Verne Rogers
Cuyahoga County
Charles Wheffenback
Montgomery County
John E. Rickart
Jackson County
William Young
Fred Ellis
Preble County
Charles James
Lucas County
William Finnerty
Thomas Wheeler
Belmont County
Walter B. Crosby
John Rafferty
Experiment Tries By Wilbur Wright At Le Mans
Special Cable reports Wilbur Wright made two passenger flights of one minute forty seconds and two minutes twenty seconds at Le Mans. He then flew solo, reaching a high altitude, circling the camp twice in four minutes twenty seconds, halted the motors at sixty feet, and landed smoothly amid cheers.
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LE Mans
Wilbur Wright
Mr. Wright
Medics Choose St Louis as MVMA Officers Elected
The Mississippi Valley Medical Association closed its annual convention in Louisville with officers named President Dr J A Witherspoon of Nashville First Vice President Dr Louis Frank of Louisville Second Vice President Dr Albert E Sterne of Indianapolis Secretary Dr Henry H Tuley of Louisville Treasurer Dr S S Stanton of Chicago.
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Louisville
Mississippi Valley Medical Association
J. A. Witherspoon
Nashville
Coroner Finds Merle Irwin Shot Morgan Howell in Venice
Hamilton Ohio coroner Schumacher returns a verdict that Merle Irwin fired the fatal shot killing Morgan Howell at Venice. The shooting is deemed not justifiable and the grand jury is expected to indict Irwin.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Schumacher
Morgan Howell
Merle Irwin
Venice
Irwin
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