Christ Church Beats Meyerle Meats In Close Amateur Tilt
Christ Church defeats Meyerle Meats 6 to 5 at Faessell Field in a key Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association contest. The victory improves Christ Church chances to reach the championship elimination series as crowds pack Hyde Park grounds and other parks host multiple games.
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Gerle
Wumper Company
Kela
Uutaty Faessell
Meyerle Meats
Shevlings
Pleasant Edge
Ridge Club
Leonine
Parcell A. C
Ferris Lumber Company
East End
Brighton
Hyde Park
Pleasant Ridge
Chicago Mill and Lumber
Purcell
Erle Meats
Meyerle
Faesseli’s
Becker
Cats
Hennes
R.mcde't
Curran
Garrity
Grimes
Tierney
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Amateur Association shows Leonine over Purcell 10 to 4
Leonine beats Purcell A C combination 10 to 4 at Faessel's Field in the first half of a double header. The lengthy slugfest drew a large crowd as Purcell tried to challenge the leading Leonine club in Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association play.
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Purcell
George Normile
Purcell A. C. Combinatell
Leonine Club
Cincinnati
Faessell’s
Yeonine AB. C.A
P. A.C
Rae
Bi Her
Kiatus
di Syer
O'Brien
Tever
O’keefe
Burke
Kelly
Hirschf'd
Callahan
Hamilton
Copeland
Wiefer'g
Pingle
Tellers
Ludlow Defeats Coca-Cola in K League Exibition Victory
Ludlow powered to a 13 to 3 win over Coca-Cola in the K League action with Dick Plummer earning the win as he limited Coca-Cola to few safe hits. Seltz Hart and Petrie fueled the Kentuckians offense with timely hits while Champlin and Gilligan anchored the field. Injuries dimmed the Coca-Cola lineup as Julien left the game and Gilligan continued for Ludlow.
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Dick Plummer
Coca—apal
Caca
Seltz
Hart
Petrie
Kentuckians
Gilligan
Connors
Champlain
Julien
Coca-Cola Club
Ludlow AB
H.C.A. C.cola
Ae Weimer
Deveney
Micona
H.wilmers
Olf.wilmers
Tiemeier
Barrie
Glasgow
O/Bartson
Champlin
Farley
McClare
Plummer
Grote
Shulties
Gentry
Sprong
Coca-Cola
Weimer
Meace
Dils
Richter
Shevlin Club Edges Pleasant Ridge In Tight 3 2 Win
The Shevlin Club defeated Pleasant Ridge 3 to 2 in a hard fought Greater Cincinnati baseball game at the home fair grounds. Craig and Ini pitched in a early duel. the fourth inning produced the decisive run. Ferris Lersher Wine Pounds Out 44 to 8 victory for the Oilers and Ferris Lumbers toppled Railways Mail 14 to 8 at Christ Church Grounds.
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Pleasant Ridge
Beckers
L. Co
Shevlin
Greater Cincinnati
Ferris Lersher
Ferris Lumbers
Shore Setics
Railways
Christ Church Grounds
St Vincent Tops CAC in Riverside pitchers duel
Two base hits by Mienbering King and O Conner highlight a 1-0 win for St. Vincent over CAC at Riverside. Divers homered for St Vincent with Kent and Schotte handling most of the pitching duties as Merz and Ries matched zeroes through seven innings before a late errorless frame sealed the victory.
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Oakley Triumphs Over Cincinnatus in Junior Order Game
Oakley defeated Cincinnatus 84 to 0 at Triumph Field as Monroe limited the visitors to one hit. Oakley tallied runs via multiple batters with Woodall and Schaus contributing in the offensive output. Monroe pitched effectively with one walk, while Cincinnatus struggled to reach base. Umpire Jameson presided.
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Cincinnatus
Monroe
Gore
Triumph Field
Ab.h.o.a
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Woodall
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Fi’hmann
Kman
Un’gham
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Pipers
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Pfau
Monsoe
Mueller
Champions Coated Paper beats Kentucky Club in ninth
Sehmerr’s timely double in the tenth caped Landwehr’s single to left as the Champion Coated Paper club edged the Kentucky Hockey Club 2 to 1 to extend their semi pro provy series win streak to five. Landwehr, Schmerr star as pitchers hold opponents to nine and two base hits respectively.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, . C
Sehmerr
Pleto
Landwehr
Coated . Paper Company
Schmerr
Y. J.C
Peta i
Brockman
Kiep
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Wiksei So Severs Pemeicaion Marksberr
Postponed English Channel Swim For Gertrude Ederle
In Boulogne France on August 3 Associated Press reports Gertrude Ederle postponed her attempt to swim the English Channel due to bad channel conditions. The start was delayed until conditions improved.
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Associated Press
Boulogne
France
Gerrude Ederle
Spencers Win Away At Bethel Exhibition Pair
The Spencers defeated Bethel in two exhibition games at Inwood Bethel trailed by a large margin in the first game and Bethel fell to 2 in the second while the Beauties were edged 17 to 3.
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Bethel
Inwoodes
Beauties
Athletics Win Exhibition In Pottsville Tilt
The Philadelphia Americans defeated the Cressona Tigers 7 to 4 in an exhibition game in Pottsville. Pitcher Jack Quinn received a coal mine ball and bat from his birthplace bed. Notable players listed include Heimach Pork Berry and Mauger.
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Philadelphia J Americans
Cressona Tigers
Jack Quinn
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Cressonas
Quinn
Mauger
Derby Winners Clash in Race at Erlanger Fair Grounds
Desperate Chance and Racing Ramp lead a star field in the feature at Erlanger Fair Grounds tomorrow night for 250 prize and the silver loving cup. Owner details and rival entries highlight a packed eight-race card amid strong public interest with 6000 visitors to inspect the track and kennels.
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New Dog Trac
Erlanger
Erlanger Fair Grounds
Togjorrow
Chang
Desperate Chance
George Donoval
Nevada
Miami
Fla
Jose Loomis
Town and Country Club
New York
Midnight Joe
Frank Jacobs
Muskogee
Okla
King Jiggs
M. J. Hyland
St. Louis
Boy
Tommy Griffin
Tulsa
Seven Circuit Blows Is Total for Week Of New York Giants
The New York Giants led the National League with seven homers in the past week as they briefly topped Pittsburgh for first place. Robert Hornsby of the St. Louis Cardinals hit his 27th of the season against the Giants, returning the Pirates to second. Babe Ruth added one more for a 11 total in the American League.
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New York Giants
Chicago
Pittsburgh Pirates
Robert Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Richards Dominates Voshell in Metropolitan Tennis Final
Vincent Richards of Yonkers routed S Howard Voshell 6-0 6-0 in the postponed final. He then paired with Ray Casey to win the doubles title over Seno Shimazu and Takeichi Harada 6-4 6-4 6-1, after a semi final win over Alfred Chapin Jr. and Voshell.
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Associated Press
New York
Vincent Richards
Yonkers
N. Y
S. Howard Voshell
Ray“ Casey
California
Seno Shimazu
Takeichi Harada
Richards
Voshell
Elliott Binzen
Casey
Alfred H. Chapin, Jr
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Police raid gamblers at Coast League game in Los Angeles
Police and Pacific Coast League officials conducted a raid at Washington Park during a game in Los Angeles. About twenty suspected bettors were taken for questioning at the league president's office. Several admitted betting and were barred from games. Betting at times reportedly reached 75000 per game. The measure follows nearly a month of inquiry.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Washington Park
Harry A. Williams
Miss Elizabeth Ryan Wins Mixed Doubles Title in Sea Bright
In Sea Bright New Jersey the mixed doubles final of the Sea Bright Invitational Tennis Tournament ended with Miss Elizabeth Ryan and Gerald Patterson defeating Mrs Marion Zinderstein Jessup and B Hawkes 6 3 6 2. Helen Wills and Vincent Richards defaulted their semifinal match to the Jessup Hawkes team.
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Associated Press
Sea Bright
N. J
Elizabeth Ryan
Europe
Gerald Patterson
Australia
Marion Zinderstein Jessup
Wilmington
Pesco
B. Hawkes
Mis
Helen Wills
Vincent Richards
Jessup-Hawkes
Monahan Hammers Three Homers To Beat Wheeling
Pete Monahan of Fairmont powered a 3 to 2 win in Wheeling by belting three home runs over the right-field fence and adding a fourth time up for a triple.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Pete Monahan
Fairmont
Monahan
Saratoga Special Stakes Looms As Top 2-Year-Old Race
Saratoga Springs report notes the Saratoga Special for two-year-olds as the meeting’s highlight with a $12,750 purse plus a $1,000 gold cup. Friar’s Carse is favored to win amid a storied list of past champions and the race’s elite owners. Also praised is Tad Jones of Yale chosen for the Football Rules Committee succeeding Walter Camp.
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New York ‘World News Service
Saratoga Springs
Nuy Ye
Saratoga Association
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Dow
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Morvich
Tryster
Golden Broom
Hannibal
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Colin
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Samuel D. Riddle
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Curse
Walter J. Salmon
Log Cabin Stud
Chance Play
Jamaica
Shoshone
Pompey
Greentree
Navigator
H. P. Whitney
Fiddlesticks
Walter M. Jefford
National Collegiate Association
Tad Jones
Yale
Walter Camp
Yearling Sales Expected to Dominate Market This Week
All signs point to a strong yearling sale season starting this week, a hallmark of the meeting here for years. Racing momentum and a high quality yearling crop suggest prices will be steep for top choices, reflected by recent dispersal sales like August Belmont’s stock at Lexington, Kentucky.
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Lexington
Cincinnati Sheriff Sale Promises Property From Mary K Peck Case
Hamilton County Ohio sheriff sale listing locates the property in Cincinnati on Bold Face road near Price Hill. The court case Mary K Peck is plaintiff with Ada E Heltkamp et al as defendants Case number 183 756. The sale is cash on day of sale conducted by Sheriff Richard B Witt with firm Graer & Gordon Attorneys Incinnati. The described real estate is the south half of Lot No 2 of J Walter's estate and valued at 1000 dollars. The sale date is September 5 1925 at 11 am at the sheriff's office in the Cincinnati Courthouse.
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State OF Ohio
Hamilton County
Common Pleas Court
City of
Cincinnati
Miami Purchase
Augustus Wildey
Mary E. Thornbery
Watily
Bold Face
J. Walter
Bold Face Road
Broadwin Street
Price Hill
Ono
Mary K. Peck
Ada E. Heltkamp
Richard
B. Witt
Ohio
Fred, Sperber
Graer & Gordon
Incinnati
Gamble v P&G stock reissuance in Ohio Probate Court
On July 16, 1925 James L Gamble filed a petition in Hamilton County Probate Court Ohio against The Procter and Gamble Company seeking new stock certificates in exchange for destroyed original certificates A-9947 A-9448 and 63035. Hearing set for July 20 1925 at 9 30 am in Cincinnati. Attorney Chas M Lesbib.
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Hamilton County
Ohio
Procter & Gamble Company
Cincinnati
Hamilton C County
State of
Ames L. Gamble
Chas. M. Lesbif
Cincinnati Seeks Sewer Improvement on Salutaris Avenue
Legal notice to nonresident property owners abutting Salutaris Avenue announcing council approval of a sewer and right of way project from McMillan to Columbia avenues. The plan, dated 1921, details assessments over five years, bond funding, and city payment of unassessed costs with administrative actions by the Director of Public Service and city officials.
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Zaidee E. Gaff
Washington, D. C
Council
City of Cincinnati
McMillan Street
Clarendon Street
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Columbia Avenue
Hazen Street
State of Ohio
Generies Salutaris
Director of Public Service
City of
Cincinnati
Froome Morris
D. J. Carroll
Geo. P. Carrel
Fred Schneller
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