Stoddard-Dayton Cars Boost in Cincinnati Market Effort
A Cincinnati dealer network strengthens Stoddard-Dayton agency with the Herschede Motor Car Company promoting the 1909 line. The report notes twenty five horsepower models at $1500, strong appeal for low priced buyers, and ongoing sales of Stevens-Duryea and Winton models to regional customers.
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Herschede Motor Car Company
Stoddard-Dayton Cars
Cincinnati
Dayton Motor Car Company
Stoddard- Dayton
Automobile Trade Notes and Road News From Various Cities
The J H Ratliff Automobile Company sold Chalmers-Detroit Fortys to B W Campbell George A Helvey and W D Fullerton last week with additional sales expected for delivery this week. The Bologna Trace road has Roman era construction. Headlight flame problems may stem from clogged burner openings. The Automobile Club of Philadelphia posted 317 warning signs on city roads. Munich tests a new dust suppressant called Epphygrit. Hartford club may hold a hill climb on Avon Mountain October 17. A Lakeport California stage line plans to boost service. Kansas City Missouri clubs discuss a country resthouse and a floral parade. Worcester Massachusetts reports an automobile display?
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New York City
Charles M. Bryant
Quincey
Mass
Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association
New York
Hartford
Conn
New Jersey
Frelinghuysen
Jersey
Long Island Railway
Automobile Club of Cincinnati
L'Auto
Paris
Automobile Club of Buffalo
Bologna
Automobile Club of
Philadelphia
Munich
Avon Mountain
Lakeport
Pieta
Lake County
Cal
Kansas City
Worcester
Map
Lipton Likely to Renew America's Cup Challenge
Leading New York Yacht Club figures expect Sir Thomas Lipton to issue a challenger for the America's Cup early next month naming ninety foot waterline sloops under the uniform rule. Lipton, confident in Shamrock and designer William Fife, aims to race against potential defenders from Herreshoff or Gardner with the famed Reliance as a trial horse.
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New York Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Lipton
Baronet
Sir Thomas
Shamrock
Solent
William Fife
Fife
Merreshoff, Gielow and Gardner
England
Scotland
C. Oliver Iselin
Newport
Bateman
Mr. Iselin
Herreshoff
Gardner
Gielow
Henan Boys
William Gardner
ReMance
J. P. Morgan
Lewis Cass Ledyard
August Belmont
P. A. B. Widener
C. Oliver Iselin Et al
Herreshoffs
F. M. Smith
Bowling Roll Off Sets Early 2 Man Winners
Deters' two men roll off ends with Bestermann and Schrand taking first on 1 110 points. Brown and Kuhlmann second 1 089. Barron and Kurlemann third 1 081. Prizes to be distributed at 2 PM. Schedule outlines league matches and upcoming events.
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Schrand
Deters
Brown
Kuhlmann
Barron
Kurlemann
Daiker
Kuhl
Bestermann and Schrand
Brown and Ruhlimann
Barron and
Duiker and Kuhl
Gibson and Schad
Brink and Wagner
Gruppenhoff and Bose
Burns and Landrum
Wee
Davis and Davis
Fee
Applegate
Seaecenes
Morford and
Jackson Sete
Kleymann and Trauter
Stautberg and Kobald
speeVyee
Ketterer and
Hagedorn
Ebieke
Walker and
Kerl
Peeeeeweegevave
Berling
Steffen
Fink
O’hara
Smith and Masson
Seeeseeeenes
Krolimann and Deters
Kroger and Grannaman
Ampler and Silber
Wuesten
Mason Weeeee
Collins and Granger
Gardell and Siemer
Henderson and Albansteee
Kaiser and Brink Veees
Wae
Doisey and Streibig
Wees
Mercer and Kern
Ee Ae
Rieh
Kentucky's Largest Sale by Colonel Young Heads to Auction
Colonel Milton Young closes a deal with Fasig Tipton to sell 500 stallions and brood mares from McGrathiana. The entire stud dispersal occurs October 27 28 and 29 in a farm tent featuring noted sires Woolsthorpe Caesarion and Sempronius along with many Hanover and Caesarion offspring. It will be the biggest sale ever held in Kentucky by one man.
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Lexington
Milton Young
Fasig-Tipton Company
New York
Woolsthorpe
Caesarion
Sempronius
Hanover
Kentucky
Jeff Bets on Fitz in Historic Knockout Fight
Retired champion James Jeffries recalls wagering $5,000 that Bob Fitzsimmons would win, then overcomes early doubt to score a knockout in the eleventh round amid a cheering crowd, recounting his surprise at the victory and belief in his own skill.
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Los Angeles
Bob Fitzsimmons
Fitz
James Jeffries
Bob
Jeff
Harvard Squad Ii Heady 10 Practice
Cambridge Massachusetts September 12 Football enthusiasts await Harvard's 1909 eleven. Captain Burr likely tackles, Hoar and Frockheimer compete for guard, Browne and Houston headline at end, with Brown and Cutler vying for backfield spots as coach Houghton shapes a strong punting group led by Burr.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Crimson
Old Eli
F. R. Burr
H. Finn, Jr
Hoar
Burr
Frockheimer
Dunlap
Maguire
Cooper
Crowley
Corbett
Harding
Rogers
R. C. Brown
Cutting
Cate
Galatti
G. G. Browne
Percy Houghton
Grant
Smith
Dore
W. H. Brown
Exeter
Waterbury
Plumer
White
Gray
Cutler
Minot
Gilbert
Graydon
Haughton
Cincinnati Prepares for 1908 Football Season and Tryouts
Cincinnati teams announce 1908 football plans with Coach Ralph Inott calling a team meeting and hopes for fast 160 pound players. C G A candidates begin practice at the Gym grounds East End at 2 30 pm. Prospects seek games with 13 pound teams from Carthage Minstrel Club and open inquiries to Alfred Brodbeck Manager.
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Cincinnati
Warriors
Ralph Inott
Cincinnati University
Inott
Varsity
Snott
Alfred Brodbeck
Carthage Minstrel Club
Bert C. Phillips
East Third Street
Carthage
Record of Historic Scoring Lows and Highs in St Paul Baseball
A historical note from St Paul dated September 12 recalls a trend toward lighter scores in modern baseball compared with the era of the 1890s. It highlights several high scoring games, including a 41 to 8 St Paul victory over Minneapolis on July 4, 1896, with 43 hits and ten home runs, led by Long John Healey and Tony Mullane.
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ST. Paul
Comiskey
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Saints
Detroit
West Side
Long John Healey
Jack Glasscock
Tony Mullane
Norwood Forfeits Postseason Game to Bellevue Athletics
Norwood forfeited the post season series game versus Bellevue Athletics by a 9 to 0 score in City and Suburban League action. The decision affected standings and extended Bellevue’s winning margin.
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Norwood
Bellevue Athletics
Vanderbilt Cup Race Set for October 24 on Long Island Park Way
The William K. Vanderbilt Jr Cup Commission announced the Vanderbilt Cup race will be run on October 24 at the Long Island motor parkway. Entry fee is 1000 dollars and allows up to three cars per manufacturer. entries close October 1. The grandstand and boxes are preparing, with applications directed to Jefferson De Mont Thompson at the AAA offices.
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Paris
New Jersey
New England
Roosevelt
George Shuster
Oyster Bay
New York
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
American Automobile Association
Long Island Motor Parkway
Jefferson de Mont Thompson
M. J. Budlong
Alfred Reeves
F. G. Webb
A. R. Pardington
A. G. Batchelder
Robert Graves
F. H. Elliott
Motor Parkway
Cup Commission
Jeferson de Mont Thompson
Fifth Avenue
Kansas City Manager Monte Cross Suspended
Monte Cross manager of the Kansas City Baseball Team was suspended for the remainder of the season by American Association president O'Brien for dilatory tactics that delayed the game at Minneapolis yesterday.
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Milwaukee
Monte Cross
Kansas City
O’brien
American Association
Minneapolis
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