Moguls to Probe Baseball Scandal in Southern Loop
Nashville Tennessee August 8 Associated Press investigation to be held by Southern Association officials into rumors that players were pressured to “lie down” and be sent back to major league clubs to aid New Orleans Pelicans in the pennant race. No names published. New Orleans disputes the claim calling it a publicity stunt. Fred Eichrodt, outfielder, was returned to Cleveland due to disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nashville
Tenh
Southern, Association
Nashville Banner
New Orleans
New Orleans Pelicans
Atlanta Crackers
Pelicans
Atlanta
John D. Martin
Association
Heineman
Hamilton
Fred Eiehrodt
Cleveland
Indians Star Eichrodt Under Specialist Care in Rochester
Outfielder Fred Eichrodt is in Rochester New York with a shoulder injury affecting his throwing. E S Barnard president of the Cleveland Indians says he will return to the major league club when able and will not be sent to a minor league team for the rest of the season. Eichrodt had been sent to Nashville earlier in the season on option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland, O
Fred Eichrodt
Rochester
N. Y
E.S. Barnard
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Barnard
Eichrodt
Nashville
Windsor Results First Race Showcases Claiming Purses
Racing card details seven races at Windsor with purses from 1000 to 4200 dollars. Winners include Bright and Corners among others, times listed for each race, plus mentions of also ran and scratched horses.
Saratoga Race Day Results First Six Races
Saratoga results show six races with payouts and DQ in the opening claiming race. Carol finished first but was disqualified for four. Storm King won the second race at six furlongs. Lacewood captured the Troy Stakes over Hell Cat and Tiff in the third. Sunspero led the fourth, Master Crumpier the fifth, and Fiat Iron led the early two-year-old six furlong. Weather clear and track fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarsaparilla
Richards
Blackstone
Breuning
Tinker Bell
Thompson
Lady Boss
Who
Harding Carol
Hullabaloo
Carlton
Killashandra
Knight's Bridge
Carol
Sta. Pl
Storm King
Barnes
Pencraft
Shuttinger
Freya
Hudgins
Polycarp
Gold Button
Gertrude N
Donges
Cave
Utter
Captain Thompson
True Roc
Lupine
Pampbe
Troy
Renee Ye
Lacewood
Tiff
McAfee
Hell Cat
W. Harvey
Comet
Camilla
Salubria Stable
Mil
Sunspero
Bhattmeer
Pepp
Sande
Breakfast Bell
Saratoga Entries First Race Chestertown Conditions
The card lists entries for the first race at Saratoga the Chestertown Conditions for three year olds and up at one mile with weights. Notables include Joe Marrone II 112 The Roll Call 119 primes on 110 Dunline 117 King Jimmy Leclair Lightship 110 Gold Beater 117. Weather clear Track fast Apprentice allowance claimed high up 118.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Marrone II
Jimmy
Leclair
Nis
Rley Corn SA Cerio
Ccentsense
Amstello Elsdelite
Connie Be
Flying Frog
Penllyn
Bpursif Aed Eikacasssesens
Enslaved
Eater Mungo
Aimee
Little Asbestos
Johnsonville
Faddist
EE Weidlinbes Asonss
Thunder
Dazzier
Wilkesbarre Golden Spire
Sturgis Remedy Paavo
Nomad. Foch
Bolton Son Am
Cockrill
Malcolmb Jr
Polly
Kosciusko
Beulah Park Entries and Southern Association Racing
Race day entries list for Beulah Park with multiple claiming races and purses of 600, featuring horses such as Martha Rose Princess Jane Pearl Madelaine and Fly Lady. Track notes include 1 mile 70 yards and 6 furlong races, with conditions for 3 year olds and up, apprentice allowances, and results from New Orleans Mobile Nashville and Memphis circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrs
Martha Rose
Princess Jane
Pearl Madelaine
Miss Banana
Billshaffer
Fly Lady
Red Mill
Bridget O' Grady
Qerereols Snierdial
the Peruin
Frances Sharpe
Spectator
Acouchla II
Uncle Abe
Cavalier
Plaid
Y Yance
the Almoner
Bob Prat
Rubien
Machaivelli
Southern Association
New Orleans
R. H. E SN
Sine
Scien Nye
Orrooiae
Osc
Csdat
Cocaplecis Piel Mettvesscacks
McLaughlin, Bagby
Wok
Kelly and Lapan
Mobile
R. H. E. Ino Coi
Ieee Leet
Batte Rowder
Yargan
Murray and Devormér
Nashville
Little Rock
Memphis
Chattanooga
Beulah Park Race Day Results Summary
Beulah Park hosts seven races with purses from 300 to 800 dollars. Virgo Dillon and Stella Maris Allen lead early fields in 5 furlong sprints while County Times Sans tops a 6 furlong tilt. Rock Court Hileman and North’n leader Sea Show North’n headline a mile and 70 yard feature with clear weather and slow track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traight
Virgo
Dillon
Tea Cosy
Moore
Lucky Lou Berg
Virginia Goodwin
Bermuda
Colonel Pat
Sandy H
Royal
Orse
Straght
Stella Maris, III
Allen
Ink Dillon
Yanco
Hileman
Sunsilent
Uncle Abe
Haran
Dixie Dick
Fernandes
County Times
Este
Patsy B. Cane
Ciceronian
Music Master
Blue Wrack
Super Lady
Havana Electric
Fleeting
John Joseph
Miss Emmerson
Rock Court
Carlos Enrique
Spontaneous
War Garden
Midday
Solomon Kilts
Palmetto
Satan
Elks’ Club
Sun Brae
Berg
Jennie Gar
Wrangler
Winnipe
J. G. Bickel
Scissors
Little Clair
Petracca
Mike Morrissey
Moo
She Devil
Paden
All of Peace
Brown Betty
Loraine
North
Brian Kent
Dade Park Entries First Race and Other Claiming Races
Racing card from Dade Park lists multiple claiming events with purses of 800 dollars for three-year-olds and up. Entries include Esther Grindell Viennese Wahkeena War Zone Neoprocbenced Tigotty hula Vista P. T. Barnum Phil's Sister Mamie O Jane Sir Ri Glad News Ben Wood Pearl Boots Fred Kinney Restful Belle Fay Thomas Pratt Rundark Sundial Evaneville Press Lucky Dancer Moonbrook Tulalip Brownie Smile Weather clear track fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Grindell
Viennese
P. T. Barnum
Phil
Corenne
Mamie O'Jane
Sir Ri SA
Glad News
Ben Wood
Pearl Boots
Fred Kinney
Belle Fay
Thomas Pratt
Porto de Oro
Lucky Aases
Haleskala
Dancer
Moonbrook
Tulalip
Brownie Smile
Erlanger Entries Dog Races First to Eighth Races
A list of Erlanger dog race entries by race with multiple dogs per event. Full race lineup includes names such as The Clown Man Oh Girl Lulus Steam Kentucky Zev Red Jess Louise Clair and Drowns Fortune in the first race and similar lineups through the eighth race with hurdles noted. The details capture each race distance and competing dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Clown Man
Lulus
Kentucky
Zev Red
Jess Louise Clair
Fortune
Dade Park Race Day Summary of Early Races
Dade Park opens with the first race a claiming event for three-year-olds and up over six furlongs. Sher fun Bell and Ballyton among noted runners with purses of $800. Time recorded as 1 14 2 5. Several horses led by Iso Ran-Fred Kinney and Halu show in the Also Ran list. Second race is maiden two-year-olds at five furlongs with Sticks and Tippety among finishers. The Ladies Day allowance features Saquanderer and Bramton in a tight finish. Multiple races listed follow with short times and several horses named in the field. Continuous coverage notes additional claiming events and a two-year-old sprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furlon
Hoween Bright
Long
Emental
Stott
Chesterbrook
Claver
Stett
T. S. Dabney
Baker
Sir Gallahad NI
Trigger
Rusovia
Purity
Gipsy Flyer
Aunt Aggie
Lucky Strike
Forester
Seth’s Premium
Attack
Cordova
Botch
Tops Breslauer
Wood Lady
Horn
Virginius
Mann
St. Martins
Calembour
Roller
Rallim
Garry
Doughnut
Humboldt
Windsor
Eronda
Lang
Omara
Wessels
Thomasine
Edstor
Lieutenant Il
Golden Rule
Midinette
Statt
DeCoursey
Farrell
Dawson
Prince Theo
Clem Theisen
Prince Hampton
Uncle Jay
Lena Wood
Feanes
Stew
Redstone
Munden
Rejection
Leonid
Chalmers
Randall
Toney Beau
Roseate
Furlon Orse
Straigh
Sher Fun Bell
Hay
Urton
Corcoran
Good Will
Elston
Iso
Fred Kinney
Halu
Charles
Basten
Banks
Chief Tierney
Ma Queen
Sir Lawnfall
Montgomery
Saquanderer
Bramton
Orleans Girl
Delsan
Brotherly
Izard
Gi'loni
Lady Inez
Sylvia
Grass Maid
Ticker
Dave Goldie
Barrisbane
North Breeze
Chick Up
Garrett
Wendell
Ontgomery
Music Shop
Berry
Enne Ran—Murky
Servant
Gieter Diana
Mother Moon
Mamola
Babe
Open Fire
Modesta
Mt. Shasta
Curse
Orse
Kenwood Handicap yields track record drop by Gibbons
Hawthorn racing results list six races with claiming and handicap purses from $1,000 to $1,500. Notable: Gibbons riding to lower track record by 2-5 seconds in the Kenwood Handicap. results include horses such as Cogwheel, Ellen Jane, Atomin, Postillion, Savoy and Pandesto with weight and running times. Also ran and scratches noted across events with clear weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Cogwheel
Shhaefer
Omnia
Froggatte
Disciple
Mergler
Greenwoods
Tom P
Aristotle
Guess the Time
Downcast
Judge Dailey
Myra M
Calumet
Guinea Gold
St. Pl
Ellen Jane
Philpot
Miss Mischief
Kurts
Shining Gold
Amedee
Resonance
Probity
Orlova
Norfield
Raj
Sh. Atomin
J. Smith
Mit
Picton
Monastery
Froggate
John Q. — Kosman
Charles Henry
Tim
Pep
Little Jimmy
Nan
St. Pi
Gibbons
Stutts
Postillion
Schaefer
Girl Scout
Hoagland
Capistrano
San Altos
Kycardinal
Stanwix
Savoy
Rohs
Sam Lorch
Burger
Tanson
Burke
Flying Prince
McVickar
Plenty Cops
Cruzern
Our Commissioner
Pandesto
Simon
Voogeria
Johnson
Coley McDevitt
Kur’r
Fakta
Slanderer
Sara Fox
Westwood
Eae Fast
Ederle Fails To Swim English Channel At Boulogne
Gertrude Ederle, 18, attempts to cross the English Channel from Cape Gris-Nez to Dover. After eight hours forty six minutes in rough seas she is hauled aboard a tug near Boulogne and concedes she could not finish the swim. The water ran salt laden and drained her strength but experts back her effort and predict success with better conditioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulogne
France
Gertrude Ederle
English Channel
Dover
Miss Ederle
Cape Gris-Nez
Ishak Helmy
Jabez Wolfe
Mlle. Sion
Helmy
Wolfe
Real Lady dead at Castleton Farm after famed racing career
The famous trotting mare Real Lady, 2 03, dies at Castleton Farm near Lexington. She won the 1916 Kentucky Futurity two year old division in 2 04 and the 1917 three year old division in 2 003, bred by Moko out of Sadie Worthy. Property of A H Cosden of New Jersey, stock exchanges page following with race details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lexington
Castleton Farm
Here
A. H. Cosden
New Jersey
Moko
Sadie Worthy
Axworthy
Realty Transfers and Local Property Listings
The Dixie Terminal Company leases a four story building at 307 Walnut Street with a purchase option of 51 000, the Crane Paper Box Company tenant. Numerous parcels change hands across West End Avondale and Kennedy Heights with varied prices and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Terminal Company
Walnut Street
Frank J. Jones
Dixie Terminal
Shave
Tennant
Crane Paper Box Company
Purse of $7000 Paid for Sixteen-Room West End Tenement
The sixteen room tenement at 1006 John Street West End was purchased yesterday by L Bloom and H Fingeroff for 7000 dollars. Horace Sudduth broker handled the sale for the estate of Mattiew M Stickler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Street
West End
L. Bloom
H. Fingeroff
Horace Sudduth
Mattiew M. Stickler
Transfers of property in multiple Cincinnati townships
Transfers show parcels sold or leased in Cheviot Miami Township Reading Renssallaer Park Price Hill Hartwell Camp Washington Pleasant Ridge West End East End Norwood Central Northside Fairmount West End Columbia Township Anderson Township East End West End Bond Hill Springfield Township Glendale Norwood Linwood with prices ranging from $1 to $8,400 and taxes from 50 cents to $29. Includes leases and long term terms with notable properties on Harding Robb avenue Glenway avenue Mulberry Street and Canal Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hard J
Della Hellwig
Sheehan Avenue
West End
Frank Wolland
Harry Stern
Fifth Street
Wood Street
Westwood
Lafeuille Estates Company
Mabel B. Dunphy
Harrison Avenue
Lafeuille Street
Cha
Anna M. Brandstetter
Burnet Avenue
McGregor Avenue
Clifton
Joseph A. Brynes
Mary Newman
Howell Avenue
Ormond Avenue
Sycamore Township
Thomas Trovillo
Octavia
J. W. Coleman
Celia Kray
Sam Richard
Liberty Street
Western Avenue
Anna Moorman Et al
Avondale
Isaac, Humphrey
Carrie B. Humphrey
Albany Avenue
Manuella Worthman
Frances D. Callahan
Columbia Avenue
Humboldt Street
Silverton
John F. Clark
Carl J. Monheim
Haines & Cresap
Fulton
Laura Bissell
Mary M. Wood
Eastern Avenue
Foster Street
Bond Hill
Charles B. Jones
Howard E
Edna Scheid
Rose Place
Price Hill
Stanley Bachmeyer
Emmett Fagen
East St. Charles Place
Walnut Hills
William W. Jones
Frank N
Clara Minetti
Potomac Avenue
Kennedy Heights
Albert C Mueller
John K. Weiskopf
Odin Avenue
Frank Ammerman
William G
Edith L. May
Belmont Land Association
Norwood
Otto C. Decker
Charles C. Gross
Shanmoor Avenue
Price
Sycamore
Barbera Bender
Leo J. Bender
Cheviot
John V. Neitheisel
Julius Theil
Harding and
Robb Avenue
Miami Township
Charles P. Gieringer
William J. Kniemiller
Grandview
William Dinnie
Peter Woodward
Lura
Evert Haggard
E. B. Blunt
Renssallaer Park
Ida B. Sears Et al
Lucelia’ Tegtmeier
Cilley
Frederick H. Koester
Angst Walter
Glenway Avenue
Hartwell
Mary A. Obermeyer
Philip B. Peatross
Wildwood Avenue
John R. Sioniker
Elizabeth Fothergill
Joseph D.mills
Ida M. Murphy
J. L
Martha Dunn
Texas Avenue
Rebecca Wiener
Dora L. Weiland
Anna Fishman
Clinton Street
Cutter and Linn Streets
Camp Washington
Mary C. Bare
Anna Baechtold
Co.erain Avenue
Pleasant Ridge
Henry C. Rainey, Jr
Irene T. Rainey
Pidce Avenue
Harvest Avenue
Justus R. Achtermeyer
Anna Ziegler
East End
Charles F. Samson
Frances Miller
Meade Avenue
Congress Avenue
Julius Freiburg Realty Company
William J. Guentzer
Canal Street
City Ice and Fuel Company
Central
David E. Hunt
Nick and
Rosalina Carrelli
Mulberry Street
G. Glover Boake
Jacob
Elizabeth Hofmann
Grandin Road
Randolph Byrne
Sidney Rothenberg
Cathedral
Avenue
F Central
Frank J. Jones
Dixie Terminal Company
Walnut Street
Third Street
Northside
Alma_ O. Sippel
Charles Knox
Hamilton Avenue
Busch
Alma O. Sippel
Fairmount
Laura M. Wyscarver
Esther M. Bishop
Thompson
Joseph A. Kramer
William A
Arabella Ruck
Dayton Street
Columbia Township
Howard Woolford
William A. Crotty
Columbia Road
Anderson Township
Margaret Eversall
Vernon
Frances M. Miller
J. Harry Dornheggen
Carrie A. Worstell
Kelly Alley
Irma Klein
Charles I. Dreifus
Central Avenue
Elmer J. Anthony
Fanna F. Thompson
California Avenue
Keene Avenue
Springfield Township
Convent of the Good Shepherd
Joseph Bohmer
Morton Road
Glendale
William S. F. Shepherd Jr
Contem
Mary McCall
Clark & Crawford
Marie Boehr
Henry Miller
Highland Avenue
Linwood
Howard Ferris
Alma Wilkes
Lees
Tata Ae Ae
Mortgages Filed Bank Names and Amounts Across City
A long list of mortgage filings shows multiple borrowers paired with lenders and amounts. Names include Roy Stone Esther M. Bishop Robert H. Shields and many more with varied sums from 1 to 50 000 dollars. Some entries reference Carthage S. L. and West Liberty B. L. B. notes, with others tied to Provident Savings and Cincinnati area banks. The record reads like a compiled ledger of secured loans and holder institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stone
Valley Central B. & L. Co
Perry Pouarey
Enterprise B. & L. A. Co
Esther M. Bishop
Laura M. Wyscarver
Robert H. Shields
John Kessens
Robert Tusch
Walter Brate
Aang. A. M. Steuer
Carthage S. & L
Joseph Teepen
Carthage S. & L. A
Matilda Ae
Western Banks and Trust Co
Koch
Title G. & T. Co
West Liberty B. & L. Bate Fees
Provident Savings J Benjaimin
Joseph Rosenberger
Brighton Bank Wand Trust Co
Same
Gertrude V Hamilton
Irene W. Spear
Mary W. Chapman
Abraham Meyer
Western Hills B
L. Ae & Rohling
Woodburn Ave
Minne Elfers
Home S. & L. Oe UN Trampler
Henry Lee
Anys Ead Brandatetter
Notable Transactions at Regional Banks Listed in Brief
A sequence of dated bank transfers shows ca financial movements with names like Ester Domes Henry Kemper Nellie Baldwin James Finley and Matthew Noll. Amounts range from 100 to 38000 dollars. Institutions include First National Bank Mt Healthy Germania L B Co Central Fairmount B L Co and North Side Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ca. S
Central Boa
Ies
A. Noll
Central Fairmount B. & L. Co
Matthew A. Noll
Same
J. Glassmeyer
Jean H. Davidson
Singerchork
Courthouse L. & B. Co
Joseph Unger
H. Epker
Bank and Trust Transfers Amid Klug and Meyer Listings
A mixed list of loan increases and transfers shows individuals sending funds to Cincinnati and area banks. Names include Genevieve G Mayhew Joseph Rosenberger Abraham Meyer Matilda Klekamp Elizabeth Schulz Veronica Thiemann Claude C Smith and many others with amounts ranging from 850 to 16 000. Transactions reference local banks such as Cincinnati Bank and Trust City Hall Bank Western Hills Bank and Trust and several S and L companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve G. Mayhew
Cincinnati Bank and Trust Company
Joesph Rosenberger
City Hall Bank
Ate N. Klug
Tri-State
Abraham Meyer
Western Hills B., S. & L. Co
Matilda ‘Klekamp
Laura Lietemeyer
Elizabeth Schulz
Southwest End
Mary C. Davis
Pearl Market Bank
Veronica Thiemann
Brighton Bank and Trust Company
Claude C. Smith
Cincinnatus L. & B. Co
C. Strait
Court Street Market B. & S
E. Thurs
Walter J. Carey
Frank Bender
August Walter
Francis Gennetta
Mt. Lookout S. & L Co
Chacne
E. Wright
Bond Hill
Gine
Hinckley
Home
Elizabeth Meyer
Cincinnati Morris Plan Bank
Kasman Schneider
Southern Ohio Loan Company
Carrie Kruse
Tooseph H. Rickard
Katherine J. Ortman
Cosmopolitan B. & S. Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fella
Rogters Club
NES
Chicago
Eady
Dinis Dor ' Roi
Undertaker
By Milt Gross
Copr
N.Y
Press Pub. Co
Southern Loop
Nashville Club
Saratoga
Hidalgo
Paisa
Fiat Iron
C. Kummer
M. Fator
Garden Rose
Williams
Golden Glen
Openivan
Ona Id
Bagenbaggace
Chestertown
Beulah Park
Dade Park
Erlanger
Peter Pan Star Wonder Carpenter Bucks
Dixie Rader
Bobby Burns
Clover Leaf
Alice
Durant Girl
London Life
Pinkys
Ace Chiff Outrage
Miami Jack Oakland
Glendora Heir
Char-a-Banc Ae Lone Ginger Snap Hoplark
Buddy Brannigan
Clancy Undeniable
Timothy
Lord Wellington
Jadda Joe Roundup
Lad Cherry
Pie King Shuffler
Red Reckless Buck
Oakland
Joe Oakland
Low Gay Hawke
Domino
Mis ‘Ned Oem
Saue Poly Lester
Navill Oakland Russell
Parto Chigwell Bigger Bris Ex Nee Cannon
Hawthorns
The
Ruypert
L.h’glage
Neiman
Teeters
Callahan
Keller
G. _Haglage Minning
Stenger
Jones
Eits
Marks
Riley
Weinmaser Secret Agmann
Deer Oo
Iowa Place
Bellaire Subdivision
H. L. Pachoud Company
Kennedy Avenue
Fred Schmidt
Becker Real Estate Company
Frederick Avenue
George Reiss
M. Minetti
Mary W.reas
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
Bancroft
Eagle S. & US
Leon Weinschelbaum
Eva Kabakoff
Jennie Cohen
Ver Minnetti
William Seibold
Frederick A. Schmidt Co
Mamie S. Greenwald
Reading B. & L. Co
Commercial Tribune
Hudson
Jewett Tourings
FORD
BUICK