Saturday League End. Diehl Hits .400 in Ten Games
The Saturday Afternoon League just closed a season as stocky performances marked the crowd. Ernie Diehl hit .400 across ten games while Stockum led batting and infielders like Johnson Flick Breslin Guestana French posted perfect averages. Pitchers and catchers also posted clean records as the league eyes a stronger next season.
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Ernie Diehl
Knights
Stockum
Norwood
Diehl
L. Johnson
Flick
Breslin
Guestana
J. French
Ferguson
Hahn
Erwin
Willman
Vogélpohl
Bass
Adams
Bosler
Nippert
Avondale
Lockland Fereteawes
College Hill
Madisonville
Pileasint Ridge
Eh Lockland
Tscteisorseses
Bet de
College Hall
Wessevetens
Gicekum
Jones
Pleasant Ridge
Guest
Sonvills
Amy D
Fey
Northside
Avonaaie
Linwood and
Mad
Newman
Pegebeses
F&chrauder
Harold
Ridge &C. i
Tall
Lockland
Fieber Pleasant Ridge
Man
College Hin
Eoghegan
Tettenborn
Schichly
College Hi
Thau
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H. and
Ridge
Murphy
Lockland Af
Grohe
Wal S. and
Madison
Farrell
Lin
Kaiser
Schultz
Pert
Locks
Kinney
Madicopvilis
Gloss
Baumeartner
Becker
Poowinadi
Young
Bateman
PI Rid
Felix
Pleasant Ee
Inwood
Adisonville
Aventale
French
Allan
Colle Hill
Johnson, Avondale
Easant Ridge
Jan
Hill
Ktaisonville
Bose Poten Ann
Ahve
Satie
Seartheta
N. Mig
Lindsley
Tswana -Th4 Outfielders. 5 Gms, PO. A. “Br. Av. Becker
College
Madieonvill
Rid
Sie Leon
Topeka and Wichita Clubs Sold to Western League
Representatives of the Western League and Western Association Baseball Organizations met in Kansas City and officially ratified the sale of the Topeka and Wichita clubs for 2500 dollars each. The transfer leaves the Western League with eight clubs and the Western Association with six remaining.
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Kansas City
Western League
Western Association
Topeka
Wichita
Pugilism Gets Upper Cut In Gotham Stop Ordered
Police Commissioner Bingham ordered police inspectors to halt all boxing bouts scheduled for tonight and future events in New York City. The drastic move follows intense publicity around the Packy McFarland versus Leach Cross bout, signaling a possible end to boxing in the city for now.
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Bingham
Gotham
New York
Packy McFarland
Leach Cross
Katherine Harley Wins National Golf Championship
Katherine C. Harley of Fall River Massachusetts captured the national golf championship at Chevy Chase Journal by defeating Mrs T H Polhemus of Richmond County Club Staten Island 6 up and 5 to play.
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Harley
Chevy Chase
Washington
Katherine C. Harley
Fall River
Mass
Hich
Chevy Chase Tournal
Mra. T. H. Polhemus
Richmond County Club
Staten Island
Last Reds Farewell at League Park in Big Game
Today at League Park the Reds face the champion Shamrocks in a farewell display before their Cuban trip. Rain held off, with first pitch set for 2 30 pm, while three ex Reds Hahn Haberer and Jake Beckley play for the Shamrocks.
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Reds
Shamrocks
Queen City
Dubue
Larry McLean
Hahné
Haberer
McGuiness
Wiedemann
Tannehill
Washington
Weitz
Louisville
Altrock
Chicago
Sweeney
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Barton
New Haven
Steinfeldt
Woodruff
Reinhart
Danville
Thoeny
Ed Aschenbach
Céfalu
Johnson
Golden
Doyle
Bowling Grand Enterprise League Girds for Greek clash
Pressler crowd totals 941 this week and beats Sheriff Hamann. Krollmann’s Five leads both standings and pin averages. Greek versus Greek bowls tomorrow at Enterprise alleys as Sheriff Hamann and Krollmanns Five duel. Kurleman tops with 194 average, Ruehlman close behind.
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Grand Enterprise ‘League
Pressler
Sheriff Hamann
Thas
Pflueger
Ruehlman
Lemon
Herry Granger
George Fries
Jake Baschang
George Kisker
Chic
George
Kisker
BaSchang
Enterprise Alleys
Century and Rivals clash in Hamilton County League clashes
The Century team returned with their familiar brand, defeating the Volunteers in three straight games. Rivals clinched the in and out title, while Krollmann’s Five upset the bowling rhythm of the week. Benny Soo led with a 688 as key players faltered late.
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Century
Krollmann
Angels
Doc Kurleman
Billy Conroy
Carl Stoess
Charley
Walter Sievers
Johnny Wagner
É&Sé
Benny Soo
Koo Koo Bowling League Meeting Notice
A meeting of the Koo Koo Bowling League will be held at Koo's Alleys on Monday night All applications must be submitted by that time for league participation approvals.
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Koo- Koo Bowling League
Koo’s
North Cincinnati League standings outlined by clubs
The North Cincinnati League clubs are active with the Rough Riders topping and finishing the list. Six Knights of Columbus teams compete hard for the lead while Newport No 1 battles to hold this coveted position.
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North Cincinnati
Rough Riders
Knights of Columbus League
Newport No. 1
Campbell County League Nine Hundred Scores Report
Campbell County League records show club scores for peat week with Phoenix ’o 1929 908 Catraras 1658 971 Hl Cas sios 942 908 derries 926 Blue Buds 919 Wiede Manns 900. Two hundred scores were made by clubs in the same period.
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Campbell County League
Phoenix ‘O
Catraras
Cassios
Derries
Blue Buds
Wiede- Manns
Bowling Meet Scores and Highs Revealed
High team score goes to Carraras with 1 056 total three game effort. Carraros post a team total of 2 885 for three games. Individual top score is F Grieve with 278 in a single game and C Kern with 664 across three games. Other notable performances include Reinhart Kamp Grieve Oldensmith Dressel and Gardelle contributing strong scores.
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C. Reinhart
F. Kamp
F. Grieve
G. Oldensmith
C. Dresselhaus
A. Klein
J. Gardelle
A. Young
C. Kern
F. Espenscheid
C. Gott
S. Davis
Somhorst
P. Ampler
L. Lutmer
Carraras
Carraros
Garries
Central Fairmount League Eagles overpower Muldoons
In the Central Fairmount League the Eagles swept Muldoons in three games last week while manager Roddy of Muldoons asserts they remain competitive. Naegele's Five led by O P Coe won one game. Eagles posted the high team score 907 and M Thinnes the top individual 234. In the Suburban League standings, three teams tie for first with several others close behind, and Suburban teams show strong bowling form.
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Gaia Aa Cae
Knarr’s
Ea Seren
Fritz's
Nots
Monmouths
Gautel’s. Bive
Ovache Se
Magnolias
Dreyer
Iesne Dreyer
Ea Vas Desesese
Casper
Grote
Teddy Bears
Poppe
Acmé
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Rebold
Mona Bivvoseriessciccesins
Eagles
Muldoons
Roddy
Mulligans
Naegele
O. P. Coe
M. Thinnes
Newport League Teams Excel With Splendid Week
The Newport League clubs delivered strong showings over the past week as official standings reflect, with teams achieving solid results. Kunarr’s squad highlighted the action with notable performances enhancing the league’s competitiveness.
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Newport League
Kunarr’s
Arrow Stakes Upset Wins At Empire City Meet Final Day
Empire City track closes with six furlong Arrow Stakes won by Spooner who surged from last to first by three lengths. Other races see Golconda triumph in 11-16 mile, Imitator second, Spellbound leading two-year-olds, and a list of minor placegetters across six events. The program also notes unfinished results in the third and sixth races with several entries omitted.
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Empire Cty
Empire City Track
Spooner
Harge
Spellbound
Erbett
Schmidt
Jeanette M
McCahey
Froistemp
Font
Eschau
Distract
Golconda
Yorke
Imitator
Notter
Dolly Spanker
Crevy
Ivanhoe
Baril G
Joseph and
Fancy
Ids Ib
Sumter
Besom
the Squire
Tony Bonero
L'Amour
Arasee
Tiling
Gretna Green
Jonathan
Beaucoup
Gowan
Wise Mason
Arondack Alvo
Biskra
Cieten
Nesca
Race results snippet lists horses and times
The fragment shows a race finish with entries Reedane Belle Stromg Burgher and others as runners, noting a time of 1 14 and placing sequence among Esoteric Yorke and Time.
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Ter
Esoteric
Yorke
Reedane
Belle Stromg
Burgher
Fair Play Sent Abroad Second Consignment of Racers Shipped
New York dispatch reports on the steamer Minneapolis sailing to London with a second consignment of top race horses. Fair Play, owned by August Belmont, leads the shipment, described as among the season’s best three-year-olds. Also aboard are Belmonts Octagon, Cell and seventeen brood mares. Fair Play is slated for English races, others destined for breeding in England as Belmont plans a new foundation stud.
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England
New York
Minneapolis
London
Fair Play
August Belmont
Cell
Brighton Beach Race Track Site To Hold Free Church
A suburban town plan uses the former Brighton Beach race track corner to place a church. Charles Overton has optioned five lots and will fund a "Free Church" chosen for the denomination deemed most charitable to the island. The mutual pools there ceased long ago, and the track is being broken into building lots.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Mutual Pools
Charles Overton
Brighton
Overton
Lemon Athletic Club Banquet And Smoker Tonight
The Lemon Athletic Club hosts a banquet and smoker for members and friends this afternoon at Front and Saratoga streets Newport Kentucky. Six boxing bouts are scheduled. Danny Davis, local light weight champion of the Cincinnati Gym, is named boxing instructor for the club to promote weekly bouts.
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Lemon Athletic Club
Front
Saratoga Streets
Newport
Danny Davis
Cincinnati
Frank Haller
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