Bubbling Over Dominates Saratoga Preps at Belmont Prospect
Edward Riley Bradley's North Star III colt Bubbling Over leads a strong East and West two year old crop at Saratoga, with fast splits and a strong Belmont Park Futurity note. He eyes Kentucky Jockey Club stakes at Churchill Downs while Bradley aims for a spring Derby bid with Barcolo and Doried. The feature Latonia and Belmont Park futures loom as next steps for the Westchester hopefuls.
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American League Contenders Back After Rough West Journey
Two top AL contenders return east for a two game series at Washington after rough West trips. Washington and Philadelphia see rebound efforts by strong hitting and pitching to chase first place as Detroit and Chicago stumble. Pirates surge in NL, widening lead over Giants and Cubs while Braves challenge for second tier.
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Tigers Seek Out-of-Town Semi-Pro Challenge
The Price Hill Tigers of the Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association, a leading Class A squad, want to test their power against a strong out-of-town semi-pro team. Association officials will sanction the game if a solid opponent agrees to play. Arranged through Frank Lane at Spalding's, East Fifth Street.
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Local High School Scores Read Like A Playbook
Scrieafield 3 Bloomington 4. Decatur 1 Terre Haute 5. Evansville 7 Danville 6. Quincy 0 Peoria 10.
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Archie McCallum Triumphs Over Kronauge In Miami Valley Tourney
Archie McCallum, in brilliant form, defeated Frank Kronauge of Dayton in four sets 7-5 6-3 at Terrace Park to reach the fifth round. Kronauge earlier beat Cliff Harkness 6-2 6-2. Julius Sagalowsky and Jonah Mehl also advanced. Doubles saw Lewis and Stanley win four rounds as McCallum and Beckman beat Startsman and Startsman 6-2 7-5.
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City Caddy Championship Set With 75 Competitors
More than seventy five caddies will clash today at Highland Country Club for the city caddy championship. Defending titleholder Elmer Whitey Kunz of Western Hills faces challengers after a strong season. Each club enters five amateurs and three professionals. amateur winner gets a watch, pro prize money, with many clubs awarded.
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Oakley Jr Wins Junior Order Tennee Title In Close Battle
Oakley Jrs defeated Cumminsville 7 to 6 at Triumph Grounds to claim the Junior Order tenne league title. Monroe’s ninth inning single drove in the winning run with two out, as Oakley edged ahead in a tense finish.
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Reserve Coach Named at Western Reserve
William R. Fairgrive of Pittsburgh and Hillsdale College will be assistant football coach at Western Reserve University this fall. Coach Fritz Holtkamp announced the appointment. Fairgrive will join Reserve when practice opens on September 15, 1925.
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Ruth Blames Huggins For Team's Poor Rank
Baseball star Babe Ruth accuses manager Miller Huggins of mismanaging the New York Yankees leading to their slump. He cites two sacrifice plays he refused and a costly ninth inning at Chicago. Ruth plans to appeal to Commissioner Landis and possibly meet Yankees owner Jake Ruppert.
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Ban Johnson Voices Support for Ruth Punishment
Chicago reports Ban Johnson, president of the American League, endorsing Manager Miller Huggins's fine of 5000 dollars and indefinite suspension for Babe Ruth. Johnson says Ruth lacks maturity and belongs elsewhere, asserting the league will not tolerate his conduct.
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Baby Bootlegger wins Dodge trophy in Manhasset Bay
Baby Bootlegger Caleb Bragg’s record boat dominates the Dodge trophy contest at Manhasset Bay winning all four heats. Wilgold and Baby Shadow follow as Bootlegger secures the overall 1600 point triumph while Miss Syndicate suffers a propeller failure.
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Wisconsin Derby Stakes Benchmark in Grand Circuit Opener
Milwaukee hosts a five day Grand Circuit racing meet at State Fair Park opening tomorrow with two top events a Wisconsin Derby Stake for 2:10 pace worth 10000 and a Wisconsin Hotel Men's Association Stake for 2:10 trot worth 5000 along with two additional 2000 and two 1600 dollar races amid the state agriculture exposition.
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1811 Theophile Gautier-born celebrated French critic
Noted French critic Theophile Gautier, born in 1811, rose to prominence in literary circles. He died in October, leaving a lasting influence on 19th century art and criticism.
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Nathaniel Wrens Pioneer Passes Away in Cambridge
Nathaniel Wrens, noted ore pioneer of 1856, dies in Cambridge on January 29 after a long career. The obituary notes his influence in mining ventures and local industry.
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Huggins Refuses Reply to Ruth Charges
Miller Huggins Yankee manager declines to respond to Babe Ruth accusations that he blames the slugger for the team's poor showing. Huggins says he will not engage in argument and is not interested in Ruth's remarks or his whereabouts. He also would not comment on Ruth's claim he would not play under Huggins.
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Ruppert backs Huggins after Ruth suspension and fine
Colonel Jacob Ruppert, owner of the New York Yankees, endorses Miller Huggins policy suspending Babe Ruth and fining him 5000 dollars. He says Huggins speaks for the club and Ruth cannot dictate policy, noting the team’s poor standing stems from game breaks. Ruppert will confer with Huggins after the Western trip.
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Sanders and Mars Set for Covington Ring Clash
Two top lightweights Sanders and Mars meet at Riverside Arena Covington tonight in a ten round bout. The winner earns a shot at a notable Eastern lightweight. Also on the card Spider Lewis vs Sammy Sandow and two six round preliminaries Tommy O Laughlin vs Dutch Etzel and Young Jack Blackburn vs Kid Franklin.
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Bobby Jones Prepares to Defend Golf Title
Bobby Jones of Atlanta readies to defend the national amateur championship at Oakmont near Pittsburgh facing about 140 challengers including eight former champions. The field gathers from across the United States and Canada as Jones rests after a strong practice session and awaits the morrow’s opener.
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Birds learn protection boosts national feathered population
The Department of Agriculture reports protection and friendly neighborhoods raise bird numbers. Across the Eastern U S the average is just over one pair per acre, rising to ten to twelve pairs in protected areas. Golden Gate Park San Francisco hosts 404 pairs per forty acres and Wild Acres Maryland shows 125 pairs per five acres.
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General Gandolfo Dies Feared in Rome
Rome August 30 General Gandolfo Commander-in-Chief of the Fascist militia died tonight after an operation for peritonitis Premier Mussolini visited him this evening prior to his death General Gandolfo had led the Fascist forces in Italy’s government and military campaigns.
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Bread Trust probe urged by People's Legislative Service
Washington Aug 30 The People's Legislative Service released a letter to the Federal Trade Commission demanding prosecution of the bread industry investigation ordered by a Senate resolution led by the late Senator La Follette. Basil M. Manly urged action amid concerns of rising prices and potential monopoly in baking.
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Caillaux Aims for Quick Settlement of US Debt Talks
Paris reports Finance Minister Caillaux expects an agreement with the United States Debt Funding Commission within nine days of arriving in Washington on September 23. He plans to depart New York October 3 to return to Paris for Parliament reassembly, bringing influential lawmakers and technical advisers for clarity on the debt settlement discussions.
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Corner Stone Laying for St Boniface Church
More than 15 000 attended the corner stone ceremony for St Boniface Church in Cumminsville. Archbishop J T McNicholas presided and gave a brief address. The new Romanesque stone building on Chase avenue and Pitts street is expected to cost over 300 000 with a 50 000 rectory, modeled after St Paul Outside the Walls in Rome and due for completion in 1927.
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Taxicab Crash Injures One Near Hamilton
Special Dispatch to The Commercial Tribune reports Jesse Callahan of Cincinnati suffered bruises when a taxicab carrying five men left the Middletown pike ditch three miles north of Hamilton Ohio. Callahan, the sole injury, is at Mercy Hospital and not seriously hurt.
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Tennessee Legislature Considers Convict Labor in Extra Session
In 1891 the Tennessee Legislature convened an extra session to debate and address the state’s convict labor system and related policies.
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Shortridge Named Republican Choice for U.S. Senate
M. Shortridge was selected as the Republican nominee for United States Senator from California in a party decision.
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Sermon Denounces Price Shaping Public Opinion by Rev Dr Craig
The Clifton M E Church pastor Dr Clarence Tucker Craig denounces those who mold public opinion for personal gain in his sermon Flirting With Conscience. He uses Balaam as a model of ethical principle over expediency and argues that accepting payment for influence corrupts truth and conscience.
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Pastor resigns St. Paul's M. E. Church over church program
Rev. Fred Riley, pastor of St. Paul's M. E. Church in Cincinnati, announced he must leave the parish due to disharmony with Methodism's West End plans. His sermon “Memoirs of Old St. Paul's” marked his final address, citing changes in church methods and a need to focus on the broader kingdom.
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Sunday School Work Praised by Dr Lewis Earle Lee
Dr Lewis Earle Lee secretary of the Hamilton County Council of Religious Education praised Sunday school work at a joint Anderson Township meeting to reorganize the community Sunday School Association. He cited 161 volunteer teachers and 1 216 pupils and urged continued religious instruction as essential to citizenship and national life.
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Church backs religious education to curb youth crime
Judge W. M Yeatman urged religious instruction as the solution to youth crime at the Mt Lookout Methodist Protestant Church ground breaking. He argued mixing youths with hardened criminals leads to crime. William C Lambert urged united community effort to remove prejudice. The expansion on Corbett avenue costs 16000 dollars.
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Packet car to Florida announced by Southern Railroad
A new through daily packet car from Cincinnati to Tampa Florida will begin Tuesday. Officials say the service will expedite shipments for Cincinnati shippers. The car runs on a four day schedule via the Southern Railway and Seaboard Air Line.
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