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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1912
Page
6
Aina and Moreau draw interest as promoters submit hefty offers for potential clashes with Lewis and Moron. Columbus club aims to hire top names for high stakes bouts, while Trott and Chovai are tied to proposed matchups. Last night’s cards in Baltimore and Wilmore highlight rising lightweights and middleweights.
Atlanta Georgia May 22 Reds win first game of the season in a 9 to 4 victory over Charley Hemphills. Humphries Keele and Walsh pitched well for Reds as they overcame a late surge by Reds opponents. Martin Walsh showed well against the Reds before the decision favored Williams.
The funeral for Mrs John McClellan, who died in Waésdiy, will be at her daughter Mrs G B Mikesell’s residence in Milo on Monday at 9 o 5 a m. Service details appear garbled but indicate a private burial.
Cincinnati March 22. The Christ Church basketball five will bow out after Saturday night’s contest, disbanding to pave the way for younger players. Manager Stevens and four teammates say they have outlived their usefulness and that recent events have demoralized them, choosing to quit rather than face another losing season.
Riverside bowling card reports Jolly Five led by M. Boblanier and Harris with scores 157 179 167 while Cooney 130 and Wick 184 aided by teammates as they net a win in Thursday night league action at Riverside alleys.
At the Y M C A yesterday the Sophomores defeated the Juniors for the school class championship in a hard fought game. The Sophomores led early and held off a late Juniors push, with strong guard play from the Sexton brothers and consistent scoring from H Seston and W Sexton. The final tally favored the Sophomores as the Juniors could not overcome a sizable early lead.
Mrs E Burney of 203 Lindelave was ordered to appear in police court before Mayor Strand on Thursday for a hearing over a vicious dog bite incident. Edgar Bard charged that his son Wilbur, eight, was bitten on the left hand while passing the dog on the sidewalk. Burney claimed the dog belonged to neighbor Mr Brannon and that the dog was ordered shot if it acted vicious, with Bohlander preparing to call on them. The item also includes a long, mixed list of bowling tournament results and unrelated ads.
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