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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1913
Page
14
In a stiff practice session after a strong showing in Saturday’s scrimmage, Hamilton players showcased improved signals and teamwork. The coach praised their effort and signal system as they prepare for tougher games against larger high schools in the region.
A dated, fragmented summary of baseball notices from Cininnati Ohio and various towns. It lists revised Red Barnstormers schedules with dates in October and November, names players such as Johnsou Packard Rowan and Hoblitzell, and mentions Frank Bancroft and Pittsburg Cleveland games. Also reports Walter Moore found dead in Decatur and a Vermont or Ohio striking incident over a batter called out in Minneapolis. Seals with local meat ad.
Racing at the Butler county fair grounds opens Wednesday afternoon with a large speed list and strong entries. A notable feature is a woman driver entered for all three days and the pace events include the 2:12 pace with Blue Belle and MaBraden in contention.
Tinker returns to town without his Buds and forecasts a World Series upset. He praises Connie Mack’s hitters and predicts McGraw’s pitchers face a tough challenge guarding against heavy sluggers. Tinker favors the National League and notes plans for Bender and Plank to carry the workload.
The page lists race results including Loulaville inka, Betfog, Morristown, and Winning Witch with various odds and riders such as Keogh, McCale, and Keioris. Other entries show Havre de Grace and Honey Bee with multiple jockeys and foreseen outcomes, along with several fractional odds and notes.
Cincinnati September 3 1913 the Reds played a final game at Redland Park postponed by rain and will barnstorm for a few days. After that they enter winter quarters until spring training. The Pirates were set to play but weather canceled. The season ends with no more games at Redland Park until April 1914.
National League action includes New York at Boston and Brooklyn at Philadelphia with yesterday results showing New York 5 Boston 3 in the first game and 8 1 in the second, Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia 1 and 6 4 in another. American League results list New York 4 Boston 0 and 5 1, Washington 1 Philadelphia 0, plus numerous minor league scores across Milwaukee St Louis Indianapolis and more with weather noted for some games.
In Chillicothe Chillbaths chief McColl, noted for his strong play with Hamilton, is in town for the week. He resides at Leesburg and plans to stay as his schedule allows. Word also mentions a possible new partner for Harry and a sale bid printed with a journal notice.
Giants face strong pitching while batting averages favor the Athletics as both leagues crown contenders. Johnny McGraw and the Giants contend with contested form and a large crowd of followers, while the Athletics lean on powerful hitters and a solid pitching record. Journal sport page invites reader input on the world series outlook.
Lexington Kentucky September 10 J W Walls of Chattanooga received her a yesterday 41000 being the stakes he held in Wager ol 500 a side made by Walls with John Cooper the Chicago stock yards horseman Cooper bet Walls that he could not drive a three years old trotting three filly from Chicago to Lexington in 10 days Walls made it in eight days The filly is in good shape after having pulled Walls in a light rumabout about 448 miles Walls will drive her from here to Chattanooga
Milwaukee sport note covers Eddie McGourty shading Frank Klaus in a ten round non decision bout at White A C. The bout showed McGourty’s cleverness prevailing as Klaus fought gamely in Milwaukee. Also announced is Wolgast and Nelson signing for a ten round lightweight contest at 135 pounds on October 13 in Milwaukee.
Beginning tonight at Smiths and continuing all week a fair week attraction of Vaudeville moving pictures. Tonight features several acts including Norma Phillips, Mayor Gaynor funeral arrival items, and a revival of vaudeville routines. The Grand presents strong acts with Cartella Bros and performers like Thikta Jefferson and a Sweden violinist in a lively program.
Exclusive beer contract cancellations loom as Ohio authorities back a license board order. Attorney General Hogan ruled breweries owning or controlling saloon fixtures create prohibited pecuniary interest. Brewers pledge cooperation though many face big losses. Schools to close as City of Columbus announces near term shutdown for two days.
Huntington business notes describe the Huntington club of the Ohio State league as financially modestly loss making but with strong fan interest. Cincinnati reporters cite W Van Stem and Barney Wreytus detailing a promising 1914 season. Dr J Stern urges pennant retention with Charleston and reprimand for Pennywitt over two short games and salary excess. Stern commends Robert Read’s leadership and backing of Read as league president.
Columbus Sept 30 Bid Cherry left end for the Ohio State university football squad made the team yesterday through a successful program in pageholony He had been conditioned by Prof Arps in that study and the announcement that he had approved was received by the coach staff with his appraisal Bill is expected to prove stronger than ever and to apply his psychology with terrible effect to the opposing team Make engagements to meet your friends at The Journal tent on the fair grounds.
A grandmother’s homemade mix of Sage and Sulphur is advertised to restore natural hair color. Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy is sold in drug stores for about 50 cents, claimed to darken gray hair evenly and improve scalp condition with simple application.
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