Ethel Ewing

wing Family.

Nothing is known of Ethel Ewing.

Old Buck Ewing may not have been from Forest, but Dummy Hoy was from Houcktown, not far from Forest, so the possibility are there.

PLAYING THE FIELD
WITH JACK VEIOCK

And when one looks back at the team to which McPhee referred there is no denying it. Old Buck Ewing played first on that team and McPhee played second. Germany Smith was the shortstop and Arlie Latham was stationed at third. Bugs Holliday, Dummy Hoy and Dusty Miller were outfielders, while Bill Phillips, Teddy Brictenstein and Frank Dwyer were the pitchers. Harry Vaughn and Morgan Murphy shared the work behind the bat. ...¹

SPORT SNAP SHOTS
BY JACK KEENE

The captain of Cincinnati University’s basketball team and one of the most popular lads in that institution is Carson Hoy. It is third year on the basket ball varsity team and he has starred for two seasons on the baseball squad and last year was a member of the varsity line. Now, the point of interest is that Carson is the son of William E. 'Dummy' Hoy, old time star of the Cincinnati Reds. Under Buck Ewing’s management Hoy was rated on of the greatest stars of his day and still ranks as one of the old time immortals. The handicap he suffered in hearing and talking earned him his title but it was tacked onto him in a spirit of affection alone. The elder Hoy bought himself a farm in Mount Healthy, Ohio, when he quit the game and the younger Hoy gained his splendid physique doing the chores about the farm before he went to collete.²

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 ¹Nevada State Journal (Reno, NV) 17 Aug 1917, p.5
 ²Nevada State Journal, Reno, Nevada, January 24, 1924, p. 5