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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1907
Page
6
Opening scene promises a highly catchy performance headlined by Meyers Children and The Red Rose Quartette with additional acts. Seat sale begins Tuesday in October at 10 o'clock. Admission ranges from 25 to 50 cents, with box seats at 75 cents.
George Krebs hosted a Hamilton club banquet for Krebs and Industrial league players with invited guests. Attendees included M. O. Burns as emcee, Krebs, Jacob Milders, John Spinney, Ed Creighton, and Lindsey Forbes. The menu listed multiple courses and a menu card praised the Krebs team while congratulating the K L O League.
A large company of guests headed by Fed Bonno and Keller attended a banquet noted as one of the most successful ever held. Credit for the success was given to George Krebs for orchestrating the event.
Before about 1 200 to 1 500 fans the Krebs defeated the Industrial League Stars 12 to 0 in a cold game. Gussie Bonne pitched sixteen strikeouts and one hit allowed. Two-base hits by Grohé Macke. Left on bases Krebs eight Stars two. Time one forty five. Umpire McGinnis.
Shd Goodman of Bostorm and Packy Mc Farland of Chicago agreed to a 10 round fight in Ft Wayne on October 23 with a 133 pound weigh in. The two had delayed on weight before finalizing the pact. The Democrat is the news leader of Hamilton.
Chicago leads the National League with five of the six top pitchers by percentage Brown Rensbach Overall Lundgren and Jack Pfiester. Sparks of Philadelphia is fourth among outsiders. In the American League Detroit tops with Wild Bill Donovan. Joss Cleveland second. Bender Philadelphia third. F Smith White Sox fourth. Dygert Athletics fifth. Killian Detroit sixth.
Chicago woke to a jubilant parade of Cubs fans after Detroit victory celebrations. Hundreds traveled from the city and exulted on the train home led by Joe Farrell as the White Sox Rooters' association head. The gathering sang and toasted Cup pitchers Ruelbach Pttester Overall Brown amid cheers and fanfare.
The work of the Cub pitchers in this series was magnificent and a surprise to many backers of the club, signaling strong starting and relief depth for the team.
Middletown won against the Virginia League Stars 6 to 1 in a well played game at People’s Park. Johnson pitched effectively for Middletown, and the team’s defense and hitting supported the win as they prepare to face Hamilton Krebs next Sunday.
Miami university of Oxford scored 11 to 10 over Earlham College on Reid field in Miami’s favor. Johnson and Booth starred for Miami while Han cork and Wann stood out for Earlham in a tightly contested, loosely played afternoon.
A slate of games features Yale routing Holy Cross 32 to 0 in New Haven while Amherst beats Bowdoin 17 to 0 in Amherst. Princeton defeats Bucknell 52 to 0 in Princeton and Harvard bests Williams 18 to 0 in Cambridge. Cornell tops Colgate 18 to 9 in Ithaca and Chicago defeats Indiana 27 to 6 in Chicago. Michigan 38 defeats Michigan Agricultural 0 in Ann Arbor and Ohio Wesleyan loses to Wooster 12 to 4 at Wooster. Case falls to Kenyon 12 to 4 in Cleveland with Ohio State 28 over Denison 0 in Columbus. Western Reserve trounces Heidelberg 45 to 0 in Tiffin. Local high school results include Piqua over Findlay 11 to 0 in Findlay, Miami edges Earlham 11 to 10 in Richmond, Steele over Richmond High 40 to 5 in Richmond, Woodward over Terrace Park 21 to 9, Bellevue High over Hartwell 28 to 5, and O. M. over Newport High 36 to 0.
Cincinnati reports the Louisville meeting at Latonia is declared off after threats of a sheriff raid and arrests on race patrons. The New Louisville Jockey Club declines to proceed, rights to be defined by courts, and the abandoned dates are relinquished. Turf interests in Kentucky face danger, breeders urged to act to save racing.
The piece warns that no more racing after Tuesday in Kentucky will devastate breeders, owners, and tracks. It notes Louisville's closure would remove about $50,000 in purse money, harming men who kept horses idle to compete in fall and urging unity to avert the disaster.
This week features continued fall racing from the Latonis Jockey Club in Cincinnati through October 15, possibly extended, Belmont Park in New York with the Westchester Racing Association, Windsor Ontario host Highland Park Jockey Club, and a 13 day Dallas state fair race meet starting October 19. Individual bouts include Harry Baker vs Kid Beebe in Philadelphia, Packie McFarland vs Tommy Murphy in Indianapolis, and a crowded Philadelphia slate with Harry Lewis vs Cub White and Jacob Blackburn vs Mike Donovan. Lexington hosts Kentucky Breeders Association harness racing as its fall meeting continues in Kentucky.
Mrs. Dinah Braecker mother of Marshal Bracker of Wyoming is seriously ill at her Glendale home.
Rev. Joan J. Foust reports 40 Angora goats entered the Lawrence Methodist Episcopal Church addition built at 20 000 dollars. One goat remained outside while the rest browsed inside, attracted by the space funded in part by Mrs. Russell Sage. Franklin B. Lord owns the Meadow Edge Farm nearby.
Ely's Cream Balm has gained nationwide trust in thousands of homes as a reliable cold remedy. It sits in the family medicine closet for immediate use at the first signs of sneezing or snuffling and aims to shorten colds before they become chronic to prevent possible complications.
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