Greb to Defend Title Against Walker in Polo Grounds Fight
Harry Greb of Pittsburgh weighs less than Mickey Walker but relies on speed and aggression to defend his welterweight title against Walker in a 15 round feature at the Italian Hospital Fund show at the Polo Grounds. The card also includes Charley Weinert vs Harry Wills in a 15 round bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Mickey Walker
Italian Hospital Fund
Polo Grounds
Greb
Walker
Atlantic City
Charley Weinert
Newark
N. J
Harry Wills
Wills
Jimmy Slattery
Dave Shade
Joe Lynch
Jack Sharkey
Seer Ewe
Peter
Renee Torre Tree
Nedana Stakes Triumph Keeps Her Top Form
Nedana won the Gazelle Stakes at Aqueduct in 1:44.4 over a rain-softened track. She carried 118 pounds, set the pace, defeated Beatrice, and held a late challenge from Primrose as Conniebert led the steeplechase and Amstello followed. Mari Sande rode Instructress to a 12 to 1 upset while Shiraz moved up to a new owner at Belmont Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Daley
New York World News Service
New York
Harry F. Sinclair
Nedana
Coaching Club
Belmont Park
Florence Nightingale
Aqueduct
Negofol
Beatrice
Walter J. Salmon
Primrose
Danby
Peanuts
Shiraz
Lawrence Waterbury
Eben M. Byers
H. Rigione
Christina
Mari Sande
Gamble
Carol
Sarsaparilla
Latonia Horse Races Report Compiled by C J Savage
Weather clear track slow Latonia Races report detailing multiple claiming events. Miss Rosedale wins first race with 1150 payoff. Macbeth and Silver Slippers win others with notes on tactics and post conditions.
Police and Firemen Get $10 Monthly Pay Increase
The Finance Committee of City Council recommended a $10 a month raise for all police from Lieutenants down and all firemen from Captains down for the last six months of the year. The rise, urged by City Clerk Fred Schneller and backed by Daniel Bauer, would affect 460 policemen and 620 firemen and costs $64,800. The panel also pushed 19 percent blanket raises for water works staff and debated staffing funds, urging detailed lists before final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee of Council
Police Department
Fire Department
Fred Schneller
Daniel Bauer
Tudor
Charles Lamott
Safety Department
Traction Company
William Stenger
Mr. Bauer
Corinne McCloskey
Andrew Murphy
John Schwarz
Hornberger
Water Works Department
Schneller
Cliff Martin
Council
Bauer
Charley
Murphy
John A. Hiller
Mr. Stenger
Stenger
Week End Schedule Sets Tightly Packed Nines Tilt Lineup
Greater Cincinnati Amateur Association outlines a Fourth of July weekend with five postponed games plus Sunday cards. Redland Field hosts a double header featuring Shevlins versus Triple A and L. B. Harrisons against Price Hill Tigers with Red Hart and Buzz Fisher on the mound. Other matchups include Co. M. & L. Company vs Ferris Lumbers at Hyde Park and Brightons versus Railway Mails at Faessels Field. Beckers' Clothes and Purcell A. C. clash later, as two contenders eye elimination series, promising a lively holiday ball slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Cincinnati Amateur Association
Frank Lane
Redland Field
Reds
Shevlins
Co. M. & L. Company
Ferris Lumbers
Hyde Park
Faessels
Brightons
Beckers
Purcell A. C
Oo Doherty
Shorty
Boxing card for Ft. Thomas show features eight bouts
Tonight at Ft. Thomas a boxing program lists seven matches. Kid Young meets Young Cotton in four lightweights, Jack Woods vs Kid Lickert in four middleweights, Fighting Van Houser vs Johnny Bass in four featherweights, Johnny Walker against Johnny Ose in four welterweights, Gil Harper vs Dick Sullivan in five middleweights, Kid Oder vs Benny Bruce in six featherweights, and Spider Lewis against Copper Pence in ten rounds junior lightweights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Thomas Boxing
Ft. Thomas
Kid Young
Young Cotton
Jack Woods
Kid Lickert
van Houser
Johnny Bass
Johnny Walker
Johnny Ose
Gil Harper
Dick Sullivan
Kid Oder
Benny Bruce
Spider Lewis
Copper Pence
Villa Accepts Match in Flyweight Title Bout
Pancho Villa world flyweight champion and Vic Foley Canadian bantamweight champion have signed for a ten round bout in Vancouver on July 17. Villa required Foley to weigh 118 pounds and posted $1,000 as a guarantee to make weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa
Associated Press
Vancouver
Pancho Villa
Vic Foley
Foley
Godfrey to Box Wills in August Bout
Dick Donald of Los Angeles announced that James Daugherty accepted terms for a ten round bout between George Godfrey and Harry Wills in Los Angeles on August 15. Wills has already been accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey
Wills
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Dick Donald
James Daugherty
George Godfrey
Harry Wills
Boxer Sails for France to Face $10,000 Suit
French featherweight champion Edouard Mascart sailed home aboard the Suffren on $1,000 bail after being arrested following a breach of contract. Stadium promoters announced a $10,000 suit for failing to appear in a bout with Babe Herman. Jose Lombardo of Panama was named as Mascart’s replacement for the fight at Coney Island Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edouard Mascart
France
Suffren
Coney Island
Babe Herman
California
Mascart
Suffern
Seventh Race at Latonia Features Cloister Narrow Win
At Latonia track the seventh race over one and one sixteenth miles offered four year olds up for a 1400 dollar purse. Cloister ridden by Stutts led a crowded stretch to prevail with 1:46 4/5 time while Goldfield Quoin and Six Pence also finished among top contenders. Trainers included Harned Bros and Jones with Jockeys G Johnson Stutts and W Garner in evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Bonero
Rose Pompom
W. B. Finnegan
Miss Rosedale
Colonel Wagner
Loretta Brooks
Rose
L. Brooks
K. Vogeler
W. Garner
W. Young
E. Trotter
Friend
Friendi Ng
Mer
Gentry
B. H
Tony Bon A
L. .Gentry
St.Odds
Macbeth
H. Meyer
L. Gentry
Garr
T. C. Bradley
G. Johnson
G. A
J. Koors
Pyroot
Ward
J. N. Camden
Ch. F
Light Brigade
D. E. Stewart
Wts
S. F
St.Odds Oh Susanna
D. Mergler
W. W. Taylor
W. S. Heaton
R. Williams
E. B. McLean
Nancy Langhorne
H. Thomas
Swingalong Stable
Snooksie Bradley
J. W. Marchbank
P. Groesser
Audley
Oh Susanna
E. Cobrian
Loutbeck
Bramble Rose
G. Brooks
Wits
St. Odds
Canfield
Seeks
Dolly Bay
Toe
Ge Saare
J. T. Weaver
Helen’s Babe
Taylor
H. P. Headley
Pan’s Star
D. Connelly
Southland Stable
Mary Kinkead
Brond Beauty
H. Stutts
Parkview Stabile
Rosebee
Dolly
Enton Arm Stable
Ch. c
N.alue Y Hillhampton
la Dolores
Joe Ners
Canfie
Kenton Stable
Alpine
Donnelly
Jet
Enone
S. Nichols
Stella Os
Fields Morris
Anguince
Garner
Anderson Kendle
Golden Mary
Leving
Harned B. & Jones
Bow Castle
Stutts Parkview Stable
Moore
E. Applegate
Hamilton
J. J. Flannigan
Bootsie
Seeeneeerees
Mergler
Stella King
Iss Hume
J. B. Michelson
Thunderer
J. Lowenstein
Wts St
Sam Mengel
Ssri OE
Ney
Rocky
W. Garne
T. E. Mueller
D. Mergler Weeereeree x
Air Tle
Harned Bros. & Jones
Cherebu
C. A . Kenney
Venniey
Forman
Conan
Charles Eeenee
Red Seth
Aula
Chilhowee
B. c
Frair Marcus
Paloma
J. McGee
Latonia
Col. Gilmore Ows
Gamenin Silaan
Mia
Tom Hare, Jr
Goldfield
Sperchill i
King Gorin II
Raeme
Griffin
Micou
Parelen
Gostan
Katona
France
Ghurehill Ae
Ww. Frank
Lexington
W. Pe
G Johnson
Br. F
Waite
King
T. C. McDowell
Ike
Ped Caufiela
Quick
Ang W. Charles
Ior
Louie
Meyer
Quoin
B. G
Iron Cross I
Ilacina
Williams Bros
M . Cille
Niving
Ray Jr
W. R
Eaton Cathe
Haney
Moorfield
L. Neal
Petie
Lierre
Escarpoleie
Elusive
Ken Newman
Shafe
Escoba—Bernaise
W. B. Bacon
Letonia
Louisville
Nash
W.charles
W.charies
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Bam
Contact
Coyne
Shea Am
Gosh, Goldfield
Brotherly Love
Churchill
W. Pool
Duelma
Philippic
Shapoff Stable
J. Doolin
Miami
Toy
Gianelloni
Mation
Babe Herman Wins Technical Knockout in Final Round
At Coney Island Stadium Babe Herman defeats Jose Lombardo of the Panama Zone by knockout two minutes seven seconds into the tenth round. Referee Ed Purdy stops the bout after Lombardo is knocked down for a nine count. Basil Galiamo stops Archie Walker in a first round KO. Giovanni Salvio beats Joe Kestner in four. Sammy Aaronson stops Jack Force in two. King Solomon takes decision from Sailor Maxted in ten. Georgie Nickford earns decision over Nick Mercer in four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hype Igoe
New York World News Service
New York
Babe Herman
Jose Lombardo
Panama Zone
Coney Island Stadium
Lombardo
Ed Purdy
Herman
Basil Galiamo
Archie Walker
Giovanni Salvio
Italy
Joe Kestner
Sammy Aaronson
Jack Force
King Solomon
Sailor Maxted
Georgie Nickford
Nick Mercer
Zbyszko Awaits Stecher In Wichita Bout
In Wichita Kansas on June 30 Zbyszk o declares himself fit after completing work and prepares to face Stecher in an anticipated boxing match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zbyszko
Stecher
Associated Press
Wichita
Kan
Wrestling Contenders Arrive for Title Bout in Canada
Stanislaus Zbyszko, once heavyweight champion, paced a light workout as Joe Stecher of Dodge Nebraska prepared to arrive tonight for the anticipated world title match in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Joe Stecher
Dodge
Neb
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Stecher
Munn Defeats Lunden in Boston to Claim Heavyweight Conf
Wayne Big Munn of Nebraska defeated Alex Lunden of Sweden in two straight falls, eleven minutes and two minutes thirty seconds, to assert his heavyweight wrestling championship. A later match between Toots Mondt and Stanely Staziak ended in a fist fight after a no contest ruling, with police restoring order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
Wayne
Munn
Nebraska
Alex Lunden
Sweden
Toots
Mondt
Colorado
Stanley Staziak
Staziak
Cardinals Triumph In Exhibition Over Burlington
St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Burlington Mississippi Valley League team 5 to 2 in Burlington. Rogers Hornsby and Lefty Bottomley failed to record a safe hit in the contest. Batteries Miller and Vick for Burlington, Venemon and Farr for St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushers
Associated Press
Burlington
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Hornsby
Bottomley
R. H. E. St. Louis
Miller and Vick
Venemon and Farr
New York Board Rejects Kearns Second License for Dempsey Camp
The State Athletic Commission refused Jack Kearns a seconders license to sit in Mickey Walker’s corner for the Dempsey camp during the Walker vs Harry Greb bout. Kearns faced penalties over unlicensed management and disputes tied to Wills and Gibbons challenges. He questioned figures before signing, while other bouts and rulings were adjusted or postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
NEW Yorkgn
State Athletic Commission
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Mickey Walker
Polo Grounds
Kearns
Dempsey
Harry Wills
Tommy Gibbons
Walker
Harry Greb
New York
Wills
Gibbons
Commission
Farley
Jess James
Paddy Mullins
Jack
Gene Unney
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Michigan City
Ind
Mike Ballerino
Vincent “Pepper” Martin
Queensboro A. C
Edouard Mascart
Babe Herman
Coney Island
Mascart
Queensbury A. G
Buffalo
Jimmy Slattery
Jock Malone
St. Paul
Emmy Mandell
Rockford
Hil
Jimmy Goodrich
Michigan Star Ferdinand H. Rockwell Named Salem College Coach
Ferdinand H. Rockwell of Jackson Michigan, University of Michigan football star, has been signed as head coach and athletic director at Salem College. He will succeed Francis L. Casey of Red Oak Iowa, announced by Dr S Orestes Bond president of the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Clarksville
W. Va
Ferdinand H. Rockwell
Jackson
Mich
University of Michigan
Salem College
S. Orestes Bond
Francis L. Casey
Red Oak
Iowa
Farr Defeats Kramer in New Taylor Bowl Opener
Johnny Farr of Cleveland edged Danny Kramer of Philadelphia by newspaper decision in the main bout of four ten round contests opening the New Taylor Bowl at Newburgh Heights. Benny Bass of Philadelphia won a similar decision over Steve Smith of Bridgeport. Bushew Graham of Utica narrowly beat Eddie O Dowd of Columbus, and Bobby Garcia of Chicago was outpointed by Phil McGraw of Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farr
Kramer
Cleveland
Johnny Farr
Danny Kramer
Philadelphia
Newburgh Heights
Benny Bass
Steve Smith
Bridgeport
Conn
Bushew Graham
Utica
Eddie O’dowd
Columbus
Bobby Garcia
Chicago
Phil McGraw
Detroit
Roofer Lee Arndt Fallsto Fatal Injuries in City Scaffold Accident
Lee Arndt aged 33 of 2643 Liddell Avenue died at St. Mary's Hospital from skull fracture and internal injuries after a fall from a scaffold at Sixth and Worth streets Monday. He worked with his brother Robert Arndt on the scaffold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Arndt
Liddell Avenue
St. Mary’s Hospital
Sixth and Worth Streets
Arndt
Robert Arndt
Radio Schedule Highlights Today and Evening Programs
The listing shows WLW Cincinnati airings with book reviews at 7 A.M. and piano recital in the afternoon. Highlights include Harmony time, a Fourth of July program with Rev D A Greene, a 7 P.M concert, baseball scores, an address, and an 11 P.M organ concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esette
Book Review
WLW
Cincinnati
D. A. Greene
Silent Night Radio Stations List
Central and eastern network stations including KFDM KFKX WCAL WCRBD WENR WFAA WGST WOAI WOAW WORD WOI WMC WOWL WOAN CKAC WBAV WBER WDAE WDWF WFI WGBS WGY WHWHK WIP WJAR WJY WMAK WHEE WRC WEBJ WREO WCTI broadcast in a signoff note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFDM
KFKX
WCAL
WCRBD
WENR
WFAA
WGST
WOAI
WOAW
WORD
WOI
WMC
WOWL
WOAN
Eastern
CKAC
WBAV
WBER
WDAE
WDWF
WFI
WGBS
WGY
WIP
WJAR
WJY
WMAK
WHEE
WRC
WEBJ
WREO
WCTI
Radio listings highlight bands and programs for today
At 5 PM WRC transmits from Capitol steps featuring the United States Marine Band. 3:30 PM WEAF presents Went Army Band with WCAP and WOO. 7 PM WMBB in Chicago features The Banders. 10 PM WLS offers a program of American and Canadian songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRC
Washington
U.S. Marine Band
Capitol Steps
WEAF
New York
Army Band
WCAP
WOO
WMBB
Chicago
WGR
Buffalo
WLS
Chicago Radio Schedule Highlights For The Evening
Radio listings for stations in Chicago and nearby cities show a string of concerts organ pieces lullabies stories and variety programs from 6:35 P.M. to 11:30 P.M. with orchestras and entertainers such as Lone Scouts and Ginger hour. Personalities include WLS WMAQ KYW and WEBH with additional programs from FAO St Louis and WHAS Louisville.
Radio and concert listings across multiple stations
A compiled schedule shows evenings of baseball scores and music programs across stations in Pittsburgh New York Buffalo Cleveland Philadelphia and more. Listings include dinner concerts orchestras recitals broadcasts and travelogue segments with times from late afternoon to after midnight.
Bus Victim Identified In Fall On Western Avenue
John Boyle 21, identified at General Hospital as the rider who fell from a Spring Grove Rapid bus on Western avenue near York street. He worked at Caproni restaurant on West Court street where his step father Antonio Facenda is a chef. Cause of death a fractured skull from head striking a pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Grove
Car found on rural road tied to owner by sale proof
Marshal William Hodges found a coupe on a side road between Lawrenceburg and Elizabethtown and will return it to the owner if valid proof of ownership is shown. The car had gasoline in the tank and Hodges brought it to his home for examination by any claimant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Elizabethtown
William Hodges
Hodges
London Beats Hamilton In Michigan Ontario League Action
In the Michigan Ontario League London defeated Hamilton 7 to 1 while Flint routed Kitchener 38 to 4. Bay City edged Saginaw 2 to 1 in eleven innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hamilton
Flint
Kitchener
Bay City
Saginaw
Boldt Glass Co branch struck by large Huntington fire
The Huntington West Virginia branch of Charles Boldt Glass Co suffered about 500000 dollars in damage from a recent fire. Company president F C Schwenck rushed to Huntington from Cincinnati. The blaze destroyed the power plant five warehouses and a bottle crate factory with thousands of finished bottles. The fire origin is undetermined. Fire Chief Burke estimated the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Charles Boldt Glass Company
F.C. Schwenck
Erie Avenue
Cincinnati
Davis Lane
Pennsylvania Railroad
Burke
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Lil
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Hats Up
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Schenectady
Book of Knowledge
WHN
Philharmonic Orchestra
Wijiz
United States Marine Band
Robert Armbruster
WTAM
Boldt Glass CO
Kansas City
Marshall
Adam, N. Y
Ohio Truss Co
E. Ninth St
West Fifth Street
Sanyhit
Dept. A. Eekman &T
Commercial Tribune Publishing Co
Commercial Square
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Drs. Hewitt and
Mackenbach
Race Street
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