Shamrocks edge Norwoods in tense Norwood Park clash
The Cincinnati Shamrocks defeated Sid Berte's Norwood Club in a close game before a record crowd at Norwood Park. Chic Smith and Alberts combined for a strong pitching effort as the Shamrocks scored in the fifth and ninth innings, while Weil starred for Norwood. Next up, Shamrocks face Up ham with Dimham Fisher or Hewitt on the mound, and Mohicans meet Cincinnati Car Company at 1 o'clock.
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Norwoods
Upham
Dimham Fisher
Minneapolis
Hewitt
Mohicans
Cincinnati Car Company
Sunman Downs Avondale 4-3 in Errorless Severn Clash
Sunman defeated Avondale 4 to 3 in an errorless game highlighted by Marino’s fielding and Thompson’s seventh inning catch. Binder pitched a nine strikeout effort allowing five hits as Sunman built a 4-3 lead. Marino had eleven chances without an error.
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Reds 10 Edgewoods 3 at Water Works game report
East End Reds defeated Edgewoods 10 to 3 in a one sided game at Water Works. Herman delivered strong pitching and hitting while Becky and Geiger contributed key hits. Switzer Fricke and Leininger added multi hit efforts as Reds capitalized on runs.
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Sacred Heart Club Edges Austin A C In Classic At Hippodrome Park
The Sacred Heart Club defeated Austin A C in a standout game at Hippodrome Park. Pitcher Marrino starred as Sacred Heart triumphed 7 to 6 with key hits by Conway Rizzo Volker and Tedesco. Umpires Wakefield and Mayer called the contest.
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Volkerding
Wakefield and Mayer
Mt Lookout Triumphs In Brendamour Junior League Clash
Mt Lookout wins the second game in a best two of three series over Hawthornes to capture an early lead in the Brendamour Junior League championship race. Mt Lookout’s rare season blemish is noted after the 6 to 3 victory, with Penn and Graver handling pitching duties and Flam and Meyers officiating.
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Spinney League RAP SONS HP Series Summary
SNEED and Corington appear in a scored segment from the Spinney League rap series. The readable text shows team and player initials with odd spacing and fragmented figures. Reliable details are unavailable due to OCR corruption.
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Covington Chesters Fall To Carthage In Spirited Spinney Cup Game
The Covington Chesters lose a tight Spin ney cup tilt to Carthage 6 to 6 in a tied series confrontation. Highlights include two center field double plays by Hall and strong hitting from Grafer and Sauers. Umpiring impressed both clubs, contrasting with the previous game. Next Sunday features de Wales against Covington.
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Seaman Kellerman and Bronner Shine In Tight Contest
Seaman Kellerman and Bronner led a tight game as Maxwell struck out five and LeRoy nine. Maxwell pitched at 1:55 with Kettler and Benke umpiring as bases on balls were awarded.
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Price Hill Library Defeats Wells-Fargo 4 0 at Park
Price Hill Library won a fast, well played game at Dempsey Park defeating Wells-Fargo 4 to 0. Key plays featured J Sebas McDonald Brinker on two bases each. Trestle allowed seven strikeouts. Coombs six.
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Night Owls Defeat Suners In Slow Park Game
The Night Owls beat the Suners of Inwood Park in a low tempo contest highlighted by heavy hitting from Conners Slats and Andler. Box shows multiple players with early runs, two-base and home runs, and pitching from Bauer Rice and Faller with final score Night Owls 7 Sun Shiners 1.
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Covington Lindens Fall to Rosedale in Pitchers Duel
Rosedale Club edged Covington 9 to 3 in a low junker where Lucas of the Lindens allowed three hits and struck out nine while Redkamp yielded eight strikeouts and three hits. Shalenberg starred with nine putouts in the field as the Lindens were held to scattered offense led by Deiss Schrand and Graman.
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Avalons Beat All Pros In Northern Kentucky Tilt
The Avalons defeated the strong All Pros in a lively Covington Park game. Timm dazzled with eleven strikeouts, holding the All Pros to five hits. Taylor and Fitzpatrick anchored the infield as Covington plans a Sunday title showdown with the Covington White Sox at Covington Federal Park.
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Rough Riders top Pastimes 7 5 in tense slugfest
Rough Riders slugged 7 past the Pastimes 5 with Hogan spinning a strong save after the sixth. Key plays came from Kirby Niemeyer and Houlihan for the Riders and W Verax’s home run for the Pastimes. Knorr and Arnold contributed in the field and at bat.
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Senates Win Hard Fought 4-3 Tilt At East Side Park
In a tight four pitcher battle Jacobus and Schwengel led the Senates to a 4 to 3 victory over the Pan Handle at East Side Park. Obert and Mueller starred with the bat while Kline hurled until an injury slowed him. Miller Walter and Erline made key fielding plays including a fence crashing catch. Cincinnati Feds visit East Side Park today.
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Schott Shoes Rout St Francis In Eight to One Win
Schott Shoes easily defeated St Francis 8 to 1 behind Stock's masterful pitching. Wernsing and Frey supplied strong hitting as Schott Shoes built leads with solid fielding. Final lines show Stock with 6 strikeouts and 2 walks, while Miller allowed 5.
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White Sox edge Giants in ten innings for 7 6 win
Louisville Sept 6 The Louisville White Sox defeated the Chicago Leland Giants in ten innings by a 7 to 6 score. Batteries Buford and Berger Moore and Johnson.
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Grand Rapids Announces Rose Race For Great Pacers
Grand Rapids report states that a match race between William and Sogeneres will be held on September 24. The event, described as the greatest pacers in war, offers a $6,000 purse. The race will feature top harness horses competing for the prize.
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Labor Day Games Booked At Spalding's
The Labor Day lineup lists Hiawatha versus towns O Pekins versus Addyston St Edwards against Universalis Branch Hill versus Milford O Lewin versus Pleasant Ride Cincinnati Federals versus Senates Hismere versus Madeira Cincinnatus versus Schotts Wiedemann versus Richmond Elmwood versus Connersville Dayton Victors versus Middletown Washington White Sox versus Somerset Cascades versus New Richmond St Franch versus Delhi Portsmouth versus Winchester Buckeye Girls versus Black Betsey North Cincinnati versus Hustlers Keystones versus Urichos
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Evanston Beats Lick Run Club In Close Ball Park Game
Evanston defeats Lick Run Club at Evanston Ball Park in a top game this season. Hirschauer shines pitching with runners on base as Evanston advances to face undefeated Eat End Reds. Bruggeman and Geisler lead with multi hit lines while Goetz adds power in a tight contest.
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Baseball Box Score Summary from Cheviot Game
Two base hits by H Burg A Geyer Campbell Huber B Burg Sheave Cody. Three base hits by Ashorn Sheave Struck out by Campbell 10 A Burg 4 Beckle 15. Bases on balls Campbell 4 Beckle 1. Time 1 50. Umpires Herbert Dolley.
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Universals Tie Urichos In 10 Inning Draw
The Universals and Urichos battled to a 4 to 4 tie after darkness halted play in the tenth inning. Notable performances include Conway fanning fourteen batters and key hits by Geary and Cutter, with careful pitching by Katz and W Conway.
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Richmond Club Defeats Wiedemanns 5 to 3 in Extra Drama
In Richmond Indiana the home team twice tied the score and beat the Wiedemanns 5 to 3. Novack opened the eighth with a triple, Popkins singled for a third time, and Popkins scored after a misplay on Berning’s throw. Puttman led Wiedemann with a home run and three hits. Morrisey and Leininger also contributed. Schlenker and Cushing’s fielding stood out for Richmond.
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St Marys Defeats Celina in Exciting Game
St Marys beat Celina 6 to 3 in a tense contest. Fickel, St Marys first baseman, fractured his ankle in the second inning but Davis pitched effectively for St Marys. Batteries Williams and McComb for St Marys Davis and Thomas for Celina. Time 2:00. Umpire Lucas.
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Stripped at Stations: German Officers Reported Abuse
Special Dispatch from New York describes a German army officer ordering two English women stripped at seven stations between Stuttgart and Basel, with soldiers ridiculing them. The account cites American observer Vance Thompson and notes other alleged incidents and wartime impressions in Alsace and Basel.
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Chicago
Young Dominates St Bernard Fans In 4 3 Pitching Duel
Young pitched a standout game for St Bernard with seventeen strikeouts in a 4 to 3 loss to Columbia. The scoring details show Columbia taking an early lead and holding off St Bernard as Ivey and Case contributed offensively. Batteries were Young Brown for Columbia and Ivey Case for St Bernard. Time 2 10.
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Oakridge A. defeats All-Stars in close game behind Flammer
Miss Flammer pitched brilliantly for Oakridge A. scoring the ninth inning rally when Manager Conway doubled to center. Final tense score shows Oakridge edging the All-Stars as Flammer struck out ten and Putz five with two bases on balls, time two hours.
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Mourners Fired On After a Funeral
Bela Singh is under arrest in Vancouver in connection with the shooting of seven Sikhs at a Sikh Temple funeral. Three wounded are expected to die. Witnesses say Bela Singh fired with two revolvers during a cremation procession, targeting the temple priest and mourners.
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Cascades defeat Addyston Club in Labor Day matchup
The Cascades won 5 to 2 over the Addyston Club highlighted by Menke pitching. They plan to visit New Richmond Ohio on Labor Day to face that town’s club with star lefty Reeder slated to start.
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Mohicans Beat East Cincinnati 5 to 2
The Mohicans won their seventh straight game defeating East Cincinnati 5 to 2. Key contributions came from manager Sibley and Harpring with Marsh catching. Mohicans prepare to face Cincinnati Caracco Wood Ball Park next at 1 p.m.
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Tyros Edge Cinos at Forester's Grounds in Lively Game
Tyros defeat Cinos in a competitive contest at Forester's Grounds. All round play by Tyros and strong pitching from Fisgus keyed the victory. Key hits by Morrisey and Egers supported by solid defense as both teams produced a crowded scoreline.
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Price Hill Club win dramatic twelve inning game over Muldoons
In Crowe Park a storied twelve inning clash ended 5 to 4 as Price Hill Club defeated Muldoons. Key plays featured Cal lah an Kaucher Moran and Hempelle with Moran delivering the late deciding homer after a Lyon error and Sauters stealing and scoring. Umpire Lane ruled Sauters safe as Moran cleared left before rallying.
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Newport Cubs Triumph in Rough Northern Ki Series Opener
The Newport Cubs dominated Altamonte on February 12, winning 15 to 1 as Kneller Bro Butts and Douba led at bat. Pitching duo F Douba and Houdin held Altamonts to limited hits with strong defense. The Cubs seek a three game set for Northern Ki pennant as early-season momentum builds.
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Gerhardt to face One Round Tom in Klump's Hall pool match
Handicap contest set at Klump's Hall Fifteenth and Race this evening with A Gerhardt giving One Round Tom 200 to 150 points.
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Mohican Players to Face Cincinnati Gar Company at Norwood Park
Mohican players are instructed to report at Norwood Ball Park at 12 15 p m today for a game against the Cincinnati Gar Company with a large side bet at stake.
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Norwood double header stars Shamrocks versus Norwood Club
Cincinnati Shamrocks meet Sid Berte’s Norwood Club in a bitter rivalry at Norwood Park. Dunham Fisher or Earl Hewitt faces Upham as Sox Fisher boosts Norwood in a clash sure to draw strong fan turnout. preceding game features Cincinnati Car Company versus the Mphicans at 1. Umpire George Feye will officiate both contests with a single admission.
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Columbias Top St. Bernard 4 Nationals 7 in Tight Match
The Columbias defeated the St. Bernard Nationals 7 to 4 in a closely contested game. The first half saw equal scores before Columbia pulled ahead with key plays by its leading scorers.
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West Side Triumphs 6 0 As Clyde Harding Dominates
West Side defeated Evaston Blues 6 to 0 as Clyde Harding hurled a one hitter with fifteen strikeouts. Sharp fielding by West Side supported the victory.
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Talmud Torah Festival Moves Funds For Hebrew School Building
Hopkins and Jon streets hosted a carnival to raise funds for the Hebrew Free Day School. A building costing 25 000 dollars is planned, with many attractions including a popular kissing booth. The Entainment Committee included Evelyn Liebschieb, Ben Mex, Sophia Glass, and Rosa Grad. Abraham Friedeman led as General Manager, aiming to raise several hundred dollars as the carnival continues today and tonight with hundreds in attendance.
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Davenport Clinches 1914 Three I League Pennant
Davenport defeats Bloomington 3 to 1 to win the final series opener and clinch the 1914 pennant in the Three I League.
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Hamilton County Tennis Finals This Afternoon
All finals in the Hamilton County Tennis championship are scheduled for this afternoon starting at 2 30. In men's singles B Kiefer meets C M Sherwood while ladies singles pits Lillian Werk against Helen Rattermann. Ladies doubles pairings feature Helen Rattermann and Helen Mc Loughlin facing Lee and Mae Gessing. Men's doubles matchups include Furste and Al Zimmermann versus the winners of Kruse McGowan and Allgaier Kiefer, set for 10 this morning.
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Praise for Day Camp Farm Care by Juvenile Court
Acting Judge Genton S. Oppenheimer of the Juvenile Court thanks Day Camp Farm managers Courtenay Dinwiddie and the Cincinnati Antituberculosis League for summer care of anaemic or tubercular wards. The judge notes remarkable improvement in every case and regrets the work could not continue longer.
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Coronation of Pope Benedict XV in the Sistine Chapel
The coronation took place in Rome's Sistine Chapel with the Pontifical court Roman aristocracy and many Cardials present. Benedict XV was crowned after a ceremonious procession and Mass, amid public acclamations and private audiences with Cardinals and American friends. The event featured the papal procession to the Pauline Chapel and resumed with the coronation prayer and solemn adoration.
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Politigal Leader of Years Ago Dies in Cincinnati
Julius Beiser 58 died at home 3415 Telford avenue after bronchial pneumonia. A Republican stalwart active in the Ninth Ward, he later worked at Western German Bank overseeing real estate. Survived by four sons Edward William George Robert and daughter Mrs Scully and his widow. Funeral Tuesday.
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Henry Strauss Hosts Chicken Dinner for Altenheim Folks
Henry Strauss gave a chicken dinner yesterday to the German Altenheim residents in honor of his mother's ninetieth birthday. Several friends and home inmates joined the celebration to share in the happiness of his venerable mother still being with him.
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Forty Days' Devotion Ends at St Patrick's Church Northside
Solemn benediction marked the close of the forty days devotion at St Patrick's Church Northside. Mer Murray led, with Rev Father Albert C Fox S J of St Xavier's as deacon and Francis Reardon as subdeacon. Twenty five clergymen attended. music by Prof Sehring and the Cathedral quartet.
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Credit Men's Banquet Set At Zoo Clubhouse In Cincinnati
At the Zoo clubhouse tomorrow night the Credit Men’s association holds a banquet at 7 o’clock with informal addresses by the officers.
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Willis Defends Good Roads Stand In Ohio Campaign
Republican candidate Frank B. Willis declared the party supports a statewide good roads system under state supervision and opposed salaries of party henchmen. He canceled many speaking engagements to address matters in Washington while planning a Labor Day address in Steubenville.
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Oppose Increase in Whisky Tax Urges Congress
Washington officials press Ways and Means and other leaders to block any whisky tax rise. They warn higher duties would spur illicit stills and destabilize financial conditions, prompting a rush to withdraw whisky from markets.
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Children pledge four Sundays to church drive
Two young scouts Harold Keats and E Marshall Nichols spoke to 600 Sunday School children at Emmanuel German Methodist Episcopal Church pledging four weeks of attendance and personal church work. They also addressed the Business Men's Bible Class which pledged cooperation.
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Red Cross to Sail Tuesday From New York
The steamer Red Cross with doctors and nurses bound for the European battlefield was ready to sail but the departure was postponed to Tuesday morning. The American Red Cross sought to have the vessel seen by many people before she left.
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Lawrenceburg Notes and Upcoming Quail Trial Events
More than 500 Lawrenceburg residents attended an Aurora street carnival under the Eagles. Tri Kappa Sorority will be entertained Tuesday by Rose Hassmer. Miss Bess Kinsler of Greenfield attends representing the State Grand Council. The Southern Ohio Trial Association holds its fifth annual quail dog trial at Dillsboro October 27 28 and 29 with three $100 premiums for winners.
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Missing 17 year old Nellie Carney on Colerain Avenue
Police seek Nellie Carney 17 of 3042 Colerain Avenue who vanished after leaving home Saturday evening. Report says she was seen on Colerain Avenue Saturday night with two young men.
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Edward Rueve Dies at 59 in Census Street Home
Edward Rueve, 59, of 1717 Race Street, died suddenly at his home last night. Dr. C. H. Morris, summoned to the scene, reported to Coroner Foertmeyer that the death was caused by heart trouble. Rueve served as bailiff in Judge Fricke's court.
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Spain Moves to Impress France With New Spanish Ambassador
Madrid dispatch says Marquis De Vallierra, new Spanish Ambassador to France, will hand a letter to President Poincare. An authorized person declares the letter will make an excellent impression in France.
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British destroyer sinks German torpedo boats
Tokid reports to Novoe Vremya that the British destroyer Welland sank several German torpedo boats near Petrograd on September 1.
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Arlin
Palls
Nosed'e
Dugan
Myers
Huelsin
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Redkap
Purton
Larkley
Upman
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Ehkamp
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STARS
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Voll
Welch
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Linden
Schutte
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Avolons
Aes Taylor
Kinney
Kramer
Fitzpat
Holcomb
Felter
OjJohnson
Ryan
Kite
H.O.A.E
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Feeney
Flynn
H. Verax
Hanley
Dehnert
Kirby
Dorgan
W.verax
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Hollenk
Arnzen
Fischer
Niemeyer
Knarr
Leonard
PAN
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Rickers
Kistner
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St, Francis
Herzog
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Evans
O.A. BR
L.R.- Ab.hlo
Gieler
Gehri'r
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Roberts
Ojstang
Ehr'r
Bruggeman
Goetz
Geisler
Gehringer
Stevens
Sullivan
Feller
W. Hirschauer
Naber
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Hirschauer
Cheviot
Chev
Brook’s
D. Ee Ee . Org
ST. Mary’s
Meuse
Royal Artillery
Connaught Rangers
Tenth Hussars
Scottish Borderers
King’s Own
Hussars
Bordeaux
Austria
England
Muelhausen
India
Oakridge
Aseet
Flammer
Putz
Melsher
H. Rocklin
A. C. Ars
Az Ar Cordes
Kkraeger
Champlin
Seilkop
Weidner
Hile
Roescher
Kel’man
Rager
Bachelor
Denker
P c. Barre
Helmars
Helmare
Lind Deisel
Steves
Ausaese
Eges Federals
Pelsoners
Jlindeman
Lodetrop
Steve
Deck
Nore
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Odstrup
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Ta Clensy
Hettel
Cir
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Mor’sey
Homer
Eee Callahan
Muld
Noraman
Waink
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BN Davoran
O'Pick
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United States
Seeerees Balboa Pondulay
Tee
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Christobal Pennsylvanian Ethene Tee Eee
Ceenbachoos Christobal Cameronia
Eeteene
Moville Westerdyk
New York Rotterdam
Laureatic
Montreal
Hesperia
Perenne
Cemeronia
Quebec
Glasgow
Somers
Liverpool
Mongolia
Radnorshire
Manila
Harwich
London
San
Hane Weens
Balboa
Finland
Louis
Tenet Eee
Reese
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Weeeereveeses
Battletanes
Maine
Hamilton County Tennis
McAdoo
Osborn
Congress
City of
Great
Credit Men’s Banquet
Will
Republican Party
McAdoo and
Jacob Kuenzel
Fourth
Walnut Streets
Lagoon
Philip Bates
Kuenzel
Brown
Kneisel
Spain
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