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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
7
Ring Jinx Clings to Jimmy Ring in Reds Losses
Jimmy Ring faltered as Cincinnati Reds failed to score with him on the mound in crucial NL and World Series moments. Despite a 2 0 win at Chicago, Ring’s fortunes turned against him in October as Moran’s bullpen and Reds’ hitting woes left him without run support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Ring
Cincinnati Reds
Jimmy
Chicago
White Sox
Pat Moran
Walter Ruether
Hap Felsch
Cincinnati
Roush
Ring
Moran
Neale
Rariden
Sweet Revenge for Jimmy Fitzpatrick
Meriden Connecticut native Jimmy Fitzpatrick who attended Boston College delivered the decisive field goal to defeat Yale. The Yale trainer Johnny Mack allegedly discouraged Fitzpatrick from pursuing athletics at Yale, prompting the move to BC and fueling the grudge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Boston College
Jimmy Fitzpatrick
Meriden
Baseball Notes From the Road Across 1919 Season Prospects
The Cubs will train in Pasadena next season while San Antonio invites the Giants to train this spring. The Cardinals report overbooked rosters, Reds investors loom, and Speed Martin coaches St Mary's Phoenix. Mike Kelley eyes Pirates, Ray Bates shifts to Athletics, Bolden joins Illinois Athletic Club, Hendryx and Miller eyed for majors again. O'Neil leads French turf with 58 mounts, Vanderbilt tops owners with 412000 francs. Armistice era money flows on French tracks, Alfred Shrubb arrives in England, Pug Cavet named Iron Man of the American Association with 855 innings pitched. Herb Hall feared by batters after 26 hit batters last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pug Cavet
Iron Man
Dick Kerr
Cavet
Herb Hall
Famous mare Volga sold to Philadelphia bidder
The famous mare Volga winner of the Kentucky Futurity was sold at auction with her yearling filly. Both brought $7,000 each and went to Frank H. Ellis of Philadelphia, a Pastime Stable syndicate member, finalizing the partnership dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volga
Lee Axworthy
Frank H. Ellis
Philadelphia
Pastime Stable
West Move Would Eliminate Put-out After Touchdowns
Walter Eckersall advocates a western led change to remove the put-out after a touchdown. The proposal would require attempts at goal from the spot directly in front of where the TD was scored, increasing emphasis on the kick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Eckersall
West
Kilbane Plans Title Gift to Lynch Amid Retirement Talks
Johnny Kilbane, the American featherweight champion, reportedly plans to retire at Christmas and present the title to Joe Lynch. The piece notes that champions attempting to gift titles to friends have failed before, and any such transfer would not bind future champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilbane
Joe Lynch
Johnny Kilbane
America
Lynch
Kriss Kringle
Playing Best Game of Golf Says Taylor Not Too Old
J H Taylor, five time British Open winner, rejects the idea that aging dulls golf. He contends a man can still play his best at fifty and bets that James Braid and Harry Vardon will return strong, despite failing to qualify in a major tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
J. H. Taylor
Taylor
James Braid
Harry Vardon
Braid
Vardon
America's Cup Sticks Here in Britain After Trials
The schooner yacht America won the cup in 1851 and defeated the Aurora in a Cowes to Isle of Wight race. The trophy has remained here since. Sir Thomas Lipton failed three times to regain it and will attempt again next year as other English yachtsmen seek to win back the cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Queen Victoria
Aurora
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Thomas Lipton
Marvel of trotting world Peter Manning rises in Lexington
Peter Manning, bred by W. M. Wright of Chicago, emerged as a trotting marvel after a 2106% win at Lexington. He equaled the three year old gelding record set by Haston, tracing lineage to Azoff, son of Peter the Great, out of Glendora by Emmet Grattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Manning
Lexington
Haston
W. M. Wright
Chicago
Azoff
Peter the Great
Glendora
Emmet Grattan
Unclear Health Ad Warns About Liver Tone Up Pills
An old advertisement touts Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills claiming to tone the liver and improve digestion. It implies some men lack common sense and promotes gentle action, urging readers to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Bayer Aspirin Trademark Claim Ad
An advertisement proclaims Bayer aspirin as genuine with the slogan Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in Bayer packaging. It notes indications for headache colds pain neuralgia lumbago and rheumatism and claims nineteen years of medical use. A handy tin containing 12 tablets is priced at a few cents and states aspirin is a Bayer trade mark for acetylsalicylic acid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Bowhead Whales Provide Vast Value From Whalebone
A full-grown bowhead whale carries whalebone in its mouth valued at fifteen thousand dollars. The species, living in Arctic seas and toothless, uses up to six hundred whalebone slabs, ten to twelve feet long, in its upper jaw to sieve food as water is expelled from the mouth.
Women Changeable Says Boston Transcript Quote
A humorous quotation notes that women are changeable and jokes about marital unpredictability as a wife may either fly to embrace or fly at her husband when he returns home. The line reflects early 20th century press wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Tard on Him Intends Mind Cure Plan
A Baltimore American report notes a figure planning to reveal a mind cure method. The article frames the intent as a public approach to psychological treatment and hints at questions about the method’s targets and effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Can I be cured says the sufferer ad
A distressed speaker asks Can I be cured in an advertisement fragment noting that eased packages do not help the sufferer. The terse content suggests a consumer or health relief claim amid ad copy.
Foolscap paper and royal arms history explained
Explanations trace the term foolscap to a 17th century monarchy paper monopoly. Charles II granted privileges leading to royal arms on paper, Cromwellian tests removed them for a fool’s cap and bells, and later framings retained foolscap for parliamentary journal pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Charles
Muddle and Debate Cited in Play Exchange
In a brief Buffalo Express snippet the Dub attempts to push a point on Fanny while The Deb challenges the plan. The Dub pivots with a mistaken line about a powder reference revealing uncertainty in the argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Express
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