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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
12
Bali Lake City Utah March 1 box ing law passes senate with dissent from Marah l Wilhous i. The measure creates a boxing commission modeled after New York law and now goes to the governor for approval.
An old advert promotes Liver Pills as a safe bowel and liver aid. It touts gentle relief without harsh laxatives, claiming satisfaction by morning. The copy emphasizes a sanatorium origin and urges purchase for 25 cents, referencing Hot Springs Chemical Co. and Hot Springs.
IHE boys travel to Xenia for a basketball game amid local chatter of potential turnover. After a recent loss to Steele, hopes rise that the quintet will rebound and perform strongly on the road.
Word received today that Charles O'Leary of the Indianapolis team will sign with St. Louis to replace shortstop Amila Fauser, sidelined for several weeks. Wherry will use him as a utility infielder.
Los Angeles reports that light heavyweight Kayo Brown will learn within 48 hours if he continues in the sport or retires to invest. A loss would erase his name from promoters lists. a win sends him to a return bout with Joe R. Anderson as Brown trains hard despite fatigue and extra work.
The Athoac boys defeated Mr Healthy 21 to 3 in a Catholic high school clash at Coligeaut. M Sehick led with strong five baskets, Krebs and Cowan sparked fast play, while Cochran and M Sehick contributed steady guard work as Catholic erased a previous blot. Referee Wessel oversaw a 20 minute half game with clean play and spirited effort from both sides.
Trade copy touts Putnam’s Corn Extractor as a miracle cure that removes corns warts and calluses. It claims to soften and peel away the hardened ker nel overnight and mentions millions of users and druggist endorsements from Howe Drug Co and Radcliffe Ding Co.
Sir Thomas J Lipton, challenger for the America's Cup, expresses shock after the New York Yacht Club declines his challenge citing noncompliance with the dead of gift conditions. Lipton will decide whether to amend the challenge with designer Nicholson of Gosport. He acknowledges the club’s right to reject and remains disappointed as he expected acceptance.
In Tihaen New York on March 14 John Paul Jones Carnell’s evatk improved the board-track mile mark to 4 minutes 22 seconds, shaving about six sevenials off the previous record. Jones showed strong pace and is poised as a top contender in the intercollegiate spring meet.
An YMCA athletic meet last evening produced numerous equal or new records. Rothwell set a high jump mark of 4 feet 2 inches and Reinartz set a Middletown record of 5 feet. Rothwell also equaled the pole vault record, while Kimel set a remarkable 10 foot standing broad jump. Fries nearly matched the shot put record as Kring and Reinartz scored in multiple events. Hamilton led with 21 points, Middletown 9.
A fragmentary promotional letter extols Eckman's Alterative as a cure for coughs, colds, and consumption. It includes a testimonial from a patient in Academy O Neill and lists symptoms such as fevers night sweats and hemorrhages. The piece asserts recovery after using the remedy and urges readers to seek the product from local druggists.
The report notes silence from the Cubans as Tinker faces club trouble over disobedience to officials orders. Mordecai Brow is due by Saturday and greeted by the entire squad. A grand performance is hoped if the pact holds and players are fit.
Witney England March 14 Oxford won the eight oared boat race from Cambridge on the Thames. The victory was close with Cambridge finishing a short length behind. Winners time recorded as 20 minutes 68 seconds. The race, a historic Putney to Morlake course, had been used for 70 years. Walter Reinart noted as official.
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