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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
13
In Detroit a man described as M Cune appears dressed in a manner resembling a minister. He wears a new derby and carries an air of authority, leading observers to compare him to a clergyman. The scene centers on the Hamilton Avenue area amid a crowd at the Coliseum in the Vetroit district.
London reports a new world record in swimming as Hatfield of LIT covers the 400 meter distance, breaking the prior mark. Details are sparse but confirm a record achievement in the event held in London.
Tad Wilson, in training at Laine lug, prepares for first meet on October 28 at the Coliseum alongside Kid Newman. Wilson weighs in at Lee Park.
Six women headline the Buckeye Bloom team with Aline Girace Flora Mar in Helen Miller and others in key spots. Reported speed and pitching prowess set high expectations as the club aims to live up to its top reputation. A preliminary game starts at one o'clock ahead of the main event at three.
Be seen The stars of Mice al last year football teams have bao signed for the Cycle clu team, which tag organ ized for the season with Hil! Meken sie as manager. The pick of the Hamilton high school Yale CAL 'and Hamilton Athletic club teams of last year, together will some newly discovered stars, will compose the Cy¢lers team, and the Jie npsls that the team shows make a yoo record this year. Unies are to be booked with Cincinnatimul Dayton eims, theirst few games to be play ed out at town, with games are it the avason here. The eqa will hold its first practice Monday morning at nine o'clock out the Cluanpion mounds. The line ny iv as Follows: Lowenstein, 'center, Gluneh, right swan, Henninger, right tackle, Avey, right witl, verling 'oY Brown, "left goant, Vennitron,ier tackle, MelKonzit, lel eqdy Galdvrick or Bieraim, quarter, Lingler, fill, Krebs, right half, Hrunnon, left half, 'the beam sill average 144i or 150 Pounda and games can be hooked by addressing Manager McKenzie, at le Cycle club,
Cal, Sept. 2. A $25,000 purse is offered for a fight between Wolgast and Ritchie. Rumors say both sides are examining terms and may finalize soon. Promoters expect strong interest with talks continuing over Thanksgiving weekend.
Coach Morris says the entire squad will be tried in idle town Saturday. The trip leaves Ohio Bleavia railway at 12 45 with a large crowd of rooters. The lineup includes Centos Shob Keller Wirtz Ke tackles Sproel Ports Brown Geyler ends Vrdy Faris Banker Pyensteiner Slifer quarter Shiffler Mofzer halves Eluvin New Peters.
Chien September 22 Charlie Murphy stated he would trade any player who refused to stop drinking during the 1913 season. He said he might trade a strong hitter for an abstainer. Frank Chance backed the view, saying losses in pennants and the World Series were tied to players who drank too much, including Charles Murray.
Thursday games show Boston beating New York five to two while Detroit routed Philadelphia two to none. Standings reflect Boston and New York near top with wins and losses listed alongside teams’ current positions.
Adlon won the Futurity at Detroit on Sept 27 for three year old trotters with a purse of 800. Grace Me won the all trotting purse of 1200. Dadiy Archdale Aceon Billy Boeke and Tras Girdle placed in the results. Also Branhadr Ban amin won with Dun Pronto second and Peter the Second fourth with Heir at Law in a later division.
Miss Kathryn Vedder opens a dancing school at Hirvey's Hall East Hamilton tonight. Classes run from 7:30 to 8:30 PM with instruction from 8:10 to 8:14 PM amid weathered lines and local notices reflecting a small town event.
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