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Newspaper
Hamilton Democrat Sun
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1907
Page
7
The YMCA chess and checker club held its first tournament last night with two engaging games and notable scores. The piece notes a push to rewrite and codify rules for clarity to aid judgments on play from tee to green, urging a simpler code for universal understanding.
In Cincinnati on October 23 Deutschland ridden by C Koerner beat Lady Esther after a sustained stretch duel. The 118 pound top weight led from start to finish, with only a late challenge near the eighth pole from Lady Esther. Five horses contested the race amid strong betting and public enthusiasm.
A U S G A sub committee led by Daniel Chauncey will compile American golfers opinions on current rules and penalties. The group will submit a consensus to the executive board and then forward a report to the Royal and Ancient Golf Club in St Andrews, Scotland for its May revision.
The Hamilton Krebs, leaders in the K I C league, will meet Covington at Willow Run Park Sunday. Krebs have beaten Covington twice this season, and Covington aims for revenge. The team will not be under Jacob Milders’ management.
New York officials announce the automobile exposition at Grand Central Palace starting Thursday. After months of planning the event will showcase a large number of cars that are new to exhibition and not previously shown.
In Lexington Kentucky yesterday afternoon the barnstorming Reds lost 2 to 1 to Stuart Strader's legal aggregation at Belt Line park in one of the season's fastest games.
The Blacks will bowl against the Independents at the YMCA alleys tonight in a local bowling clash likely to draw steady spectator interest.
Nine Mile Special notes Miss Callie Stock and Smith Watkins of Morrow Ohio wed in Hamilton last Wednesday and plan a two week Iowa trip before settling in Morrow. Congratulations are extended to the couple. Also mentions Minnie Phares visiting Somerville with grandmother, Della Leonard hosted by Maud Pugh, Truman Jones returning from Montana, and William Leonard auctioning personal property before moving to Washington Ty.
Pleasant Run area residents shared visits over the weekend with guests from Preston Tran sit Trenton Bank Lick and Hamilton. The Ladies Aid plans a Halloween social on October 31 at Reisers schoolhouse with local families hosting and attending.
Fort Wayne observes the Wayne Trace dedication by the Mary Penrose Wayne chapter DAR to honor the historic march from Fort Wayne to Cincinnati. B Paul Mossman and P A Randall spoke. James Barrett and Freeman Hunter unveiled the bowlder taken from the Maumee river amid notes on Harmer and Harris campaigns and the old Wayne trail through Hamilton.
The column lists Sunday visits and travels of residents including Mr. and Mrs. John Koontz and family Mrs. Frank Christman visiting Pennsylvania then planning to New Jersey Delaware and James town expo Mr. and Mrs. George Bowen visiting Samuel Minnix family with Mrs Minnix improving Bessie Crowell working near Eaton John Runyan selling his farm to Ed Sayers plans coal business with Will Runyon John Parks of West Manchester visiting Mabel Wolf Mabel to Lynn Indiana Charles Runyon nearing completion of a new house Ozias family attending funeral of Mr Winters Lester Brown funeral led to school closing Lewis Lutz and George Snyder families visited Elmer Morrow Mrs Charles and others William Everdon to move to farm next spring after four years in Eaton
Special to the Democrat Sun Venice Ohio October 22 reports large potato growers digging late potatoes with El Lavy predicting about 4000 bushels total. Also notes deaths, weddings, local fevers, and a Terre Haute explosion felt locally.
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