Christ Church Defeats Price Hill Tigers in 3-2 Home Win
In the Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association action, Christ Church Club edged Price Hill Tigers 3 to 2 at Elder Stadium. Other results featured the Triple A and East End Merchants winning tight games, with upcoming Sunday games listed across Hyde Park, Newport and Deer Creek venues.
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Price Hill Tigers
Christ Church
East End
Pleasant Ridge
Greater Cincinnati
Edgar Friedlander
Tigers
Elder Stadium
Ridge
Merchants
Kers
Deer Creek
Oming
Becker
Shevlins
Hyde Park
Brighton
Century
L. B. Harrison
John Hopkins
Ferris Lumber Company
Leonine
Meyerle Meats
Chicago Mill and Lumber Company
Purcell A. C
Ironton Tanks
Ironton
Dayton Green Devils
Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association
Triple “A
Hyde Park Lumber Company
Shevlin
Newport Field
Chicago Mill and Lumber
Faessel’s
East End Merchants
Ferris Lumber
Christ Church Field
L. B Harrison
Becker Clothes
Railway Mail
Deer Creek No
Shevlin Club Triumphs Over Becker Clothes 5 to 2
Becker Clothes fall to the Sea Feeders 5 to 2 in a Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association game at Hyde Park Lumber Field before 5 000 fans. Berter held Shevlin to four hits as Cassini allowed seven, but errors by Berter Schrenker and Fricke helped the winners who improved to 4 0 in league play and remain the circuit’s only undefeated club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Berter
Shevlin
Cassini
Becker
Sea Feeders
Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association
Hyde Park Lumber Company
Berter
Schrenker
Fricke
Ab.h.o.a
H.ludwig
McAlis'r
Wright
Berning
Corcoran
Gunder
Pearance
Botta Wpceeceres
Buzek
Ludwig
J. Benke
Doyle
Hagmann
Christ Church Edges Price Hill Tigers 3–2 In Tight Duel
Christ Church defeats the Price Hill Tigers 3 to 2 in a keen Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association contest. Levitch and Siegel pitched well, with Levitch fanning 13 and Siegel 5 as Church gains a five team tie for second place while the Tigers drop to their first league loss. Crowley and Kunz homered for the Tigers. Miller, Hess, Harwood, and Dabney led Church hitters.
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Christ Church
Price Hill Tigers
Price Hill
Levitch
Siegel
Elder Stadium
Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association
Tigers
Crowley
Eait
Church
Ab.h.o.a
Wilson
Holhman
Ieee
Linneman
Dugan
Eons
Knowles
Harwood
Miller
Badrich
Dabney
T'Benkett
Hess
Kunz
Hitvitch
Gant
V. Kunz
Tiger
Cir- Wlooding
Harperink
Frey. c
Ei Feahr. l
P Ei
Duwell
Fon
Eee
Edrich
Hellman
E. Dehner
L B Harrison Tops Ferris Lumber At Deer Creek
The L B Harrison club beat Ferris Lumber 9 to 8 at Deer Creek in a late afternoon game. Breem pitched well for the winners with eight strikeouts while Gillette fanned eleven for Ferris. Key moments included a three run fifth for Ferris and a home run by Bach for L B Harrison.
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Ferris Lumber
L. B. Harrison
Deer Creek
Greater Cincinnati
Ferris Lumber Company
Lumbermen
Harry Breen
Gillette
Ferris
B. H. AB
Reem Aie Vanes
Liv’gston
McFee
Banknick
Ruehrin
Worth
Aeeeeere Breem
Hall
Ferrie Lumber
Son
B. Harrison
Bach
Staege
Klare
Breem
Ruehrwein
Gilette
Gile
Cornelius
Aauer
Mergerle Meats Fall to Leonine at Faessell's Field
Mergerle Meats trailed early but Doerger of Leonine hurled ten strikeouts and held the Butchers to four hits as Leonine came from behind to win 7 to 2 in a Greater Cincinnati Amateur Association game at Faessell's Field. Kreiling struggled with five errors, while Minogue and Ebert earned multiple singles for Mergerle.
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Mergerle Meats
Kreiling
M.M
Ab.h
Leonine
Minogue
Teeee
Falls
Butcher
Dreyer
Hemphill
Huber
Deerger
Triple A Rally Beats Ridge 9 to 8 in Ten Innings
In a May Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association game at Pleasant Ridge the Triple A Club trailed 6 4 after eight innings but scored four in the ninth and one in the tenth to defeat Ridge 9 8. Graig started strong for Ridge but faltered in the ninth. Sachs allowed the decisive run in the tenth as Triple A pushed ahead.
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Triple A
Ridge
Pleasant Ridge
Sachs
H.O.A. Tierney
Wurster
Tner
C’ferata
W'ndarpz
Curren
McDevitt
Graig
Sieber
Lehrs
Bryan
Derwater
Beteemy
Foerste
Geraghty
Markle
East End Merchants Defeat Railway Mail Service In Free Hit Game
East End Merchants edged Railway Mail Service 11 to 10 at Deer Creek yesterday afternoon to clinch the win in the ninth inning. The Merchants rallied with nine runs in the third as they pushed Rariden from the mound and held off a late Railway rally. Notable performances came from Belden Parker Slair and Gallenstein with key hits, while Meredith and Bell handled pitching duties for the Merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Cincinnati
Stoeckel
Fetzer
Belden
Meeker
Wilm’s
A. P
Oack’wan
Wretched
Slair
G’nstein
Everhart
Railway Mail
Winstead
Meredith
Ackerman
Parker
Bell
Gallenstein
Rariden
Simonton
Theetge
Hunt. Street Grounds
Stothfang
Brighton Triumphs Over Century 17 to 10 at Christ Church
In a high scoring tilt at Christ Church yesterday Brighton Club defeated Century Manufacturing 17 to 10. Heavey and Wetter hit long home runs for Brighton as both teams produced strong offense with multiple players recording hits.
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Brighton
Century
Christ Church
Century Manufacturing Company
Christ Church Grounds
Heavey
Wetter
N. Ac Cent. Ab.h.o.a. Beet
Deans
Bock’t
Lawrence
SiLan
SlicBan’s
Decker
Tukelve
Bae
OiHennesey
F.eich
Cocoran
Callahan
Teller
TiBurke
Woods
Bra
Hamil
Misner
Keller
A H.eich
Aps
Bockhorst
McDaniels
Hamilton
Erken
Hennesey
H. Eich
Burke
Hecker
Leonhardt
Police Sergeant Venard of Newport Heralded as Big Game Hunter
A vivid portrait of Newport Police Sergeant Henry Venard as a legendary big game hunter. Friends recount his air rifle use to deter stray dogs around the station, with townsfolk jokingly predicting a Who's Who chapter dedicating to his exploits. Ki yis echo as a window closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Venard
Newport
Theodore Roosevelt
Venard
Nggr
Semi-Pro Results Harrison Hurls Ludlow to 4 2 Win
Ludlow Club with Bob Harrison on the mound beat Wiedemann 4 to 2 at Ludlow. Harrison allowed three hits and struck out 14. Seltz Cicona Fenner and Tiemeyer led Ludlow batters while Lukatz Bell and Ries were the only Wiedemann hitters to solve Harrison. Next Thursday Ludlow meets Times-Star at Ludlow in a twilight game at 6. Dibut may oppose Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
Bob Harrison
Wiedemann
Harrison
Ner
Cicona
Seltz
Tiemeyer
Lukatz
Bell
Ries
Ederman
Thesken
Times-Star Club
Dibut
Petrie
Gutzwe
Bieske
Chaplin
Hammer
T Applewate
Zuflucht
Applezate
Gilligan
Fenner
Dils Schirmer
Cheviot Loses In Late Fluke To Schroyer Cubs
Dayton Schroyer Cubs defeat Cheviot 4 to 3 after a close contest at Cheviot. Clark and Gutzwiller pitched well, with McMannus and Fischer starring in center field. Mohrman Witter Fischer and Macke contributed timely hits as Cheviot’s bid fell short in the deciding game of the series. first meeting had favored Cheviot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheviot
Swat
Schroyer Cub
Dayton
Chamys
Clark
Gutzwiller
McMannus
Fischer
Mohrman
Witter
Macke
Cubs
Reuther
Ab.h
Man
Mohr’n
Bierlein
Berg
Owe James
Averbeck
Gutzwi
Schroyer
Sreave
Finaker
Jones
Johnson
Home Run Buckweg Leads Dixie Park Exhibition
Buckweg hits a home run and Buckshorn and Linneman add two base hits for the home team. Osbert fanned 16 in a high strikeout outing as Deters and Hanser also struck out multiple batters. Umpire Jaeger officiated this Dixie Park game with shorn and Schnieder contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markle
Curren
Sieber
Sachs
Derwater
Oerste
Wurster
Hille
Cafferata
Graig
Geraghty
Gauggle
Golden Reds
All-Kentuckians
G. R
Ab.h.o.a. A.K
Oo Childers
Gosney
Jamieson
Cook
Cupty
Bosesics
Welsh
Macke
O Smith
Re Bieta
O Piner
Welbrock
O Moore
Nesth’de
Finan
I Hagadorn
Robbes
Montel
Nodler
Childers
Sebesduale
Ab.h
Orioles
Nik
Bicerarie
Gearinger
Miamitown
Knopp
Hoendorb
Kammpsen. c
Fielder
Deters
Hoff
Demmens
Hanser
J King
Flinnery
Bares
Klinen
Zia
I Michael
Evens
Donahue
SeieSeiennes
Vincent
Frelder Truc
Garfield
Tacoma Beach
Leon
Freld
Ir Nolan
H.O.A
Icks
Flynn
St. Clements
St. Gabriels
Gerhardt
St. Var AB
Bierkorts
G’felder
Phelan
Anderson
Gimner
Dorsey
Pen
Wallis
Schneider
Knecht
M. van
Mulcahey
Tacoma
Brate
Van
Patwaul Ab-H.o
Reaci
St. Henry
Rabin
Gruber
Morhfield
Mitre
Burkh
Feuker
Upurg
I. S
Piepm'r
Gastorf
Demout
Holter
Sten
Wiehe
Erle
Fricke
Hoehl
Cocoees
Thiele
Dinkelmann
Jess
Young
Brake
Campell
Pieper
Owen
Curly
Nest
Galvangi
Schrand
Staubach
OS OS Montel
Yong Gee Oy
Brewer
Buckeye A. C
Smith
Buckeye Ab.h.o.a
Miami
Hollitz
Steiner
Pearce
Miller
Cordes
Anderoit
Schaupp
Merrill
B. Besait
Sterman
Schrand Brewer
Beard
Kopp
Lvangi
Igomoy
Harris
Colling
Towns
Strack
P Raggy Ie ” Gruber
Oakley
Aylward
Kruse
Senteee
Arn
Schreib
Myers
Echtin Acker
Thacherk
Macks
Sae Orbeck
L.hagl’e
Dumont
Bush
Kim’ick
Es Schnei
Leopold
Richter
Calapanta
Kimmick
Feld
Ers
Minnicks
Ibeck
Hackett
Glendenning
Firecstrras i
Slitayden
Ives Sescale
Buell
Klem
Allen
A.strik
Levine
Saat
Fibbe
St. Vincent
All-Saints
Olbert
Bain
St. V. Ab.h.o.a
All Sts
Ab.h.o.a
Buckweg.s
Huntsman
Halbaner
Hoffman
B’kshorn
Lutmer
Huber
Schmidt
Reed
Yeager
Winters
Manto Wii
Krebs
Lins
Hite
Kroth
Zeis
St. Elizabeth
St. Honey
Howdy Boys
Bellevue C
Pike
Yaegeo
Ruvurg
F. Ab.h.o.a
C.r
Birck
Haccett
Hagl
Herfel
Sam
St. An
R. Rueve
Grace
Mor’sey
Hech- All-C
Ae” Salem
Ab.h.o.a. Ler
Glasgow
Erreuen
Hechler
Kelley
I Vismeree
Noro
Ett Sane
Inci
M. Raig
Gdeckter
C’pbell S Trechter
Menten
Reiskamp
Witeher
Isner, P
Teak Wa
All-Galiegians
Salem
Steil
Noll
H * Norton
Menter
Burroughs
Rere
Bocgesa
Workman
Faust
E. Berling
Buckweg S
Linneman
Fibbe Schliuler
Kampsen
Buckshorn
Chanser
Schnieder
Buckweg
Osbert
Jaeger
Dixie Park
Frebis
Boskin
Shaw
Boskins
Duncan
Srrebie
Dickman
Bethel
Carthage Nine Falls to All Americans in Afternoon Game
The Carthage nine were defeated 7 to 4 by the All Americans at Carthage. Harrison’s rally fell short as the Foresters beat him 6 to 4 in Harrison. The Daughertys rolled to a 12 to 4 win over Newport A. C. at Daugherty Park, aided by early heavy hitting and a strong pitching effort.
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Carthage
Daughertys
Newport A. C
Daugherty Park
Ab.h.o.a. N.A
H.O.A. Ackley
Krebs
Knasel
Wimsey
Berming
Helman
J.o’hage
Bannigan
A.kirsch
Pendry
Bowman
Reynolds
N.folks
Harman
Panzer
Harden
B.brucke
Aawe
Rycsclares
Newport A
Osterhage
Kirsch
Brucke
Burkhart
Swinehart Tires Top Independence 4–1 in Exhibition
Swinehart Tires defeated Independence 4 to 1 at Independence yesterday in a game highlighted by strong pitching from Armstrong and sharp fielding from both sides. Shafer pitched well for the losers, and notable fielding miscues were rare in a tightly contested contest played before Begley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Swinehart Tires
Armstrong
Shafer
Indep
Ab.h.o.a
Swine
H.O.A
Meyers
Dixon
Henderson
Miller
Ryan
Birkshire
S. Heh
Haley
Coke
Traler
Teks
Pretot
Armstr’g
Tomlin
Swinehart T
Begley
Moose Outclassed by Silverton in Sil n Tilt
The Covington Moose nine were outplayed at Sil n yesterday afternoon, losing to Silverton 20 to 1 after eleven runs in the second inning. The box shows Silverton 20, Covington 1 with numerous miscues and players listed. Rolette and Henry pitched for Covington, Nelson for Silverton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MOOSE
Covington Moose
Sil N
Silverton Outfit
Silver’n
AB. HO
H.O.A. A.buck
Co.m
Benning
Snyder
Knabe
SiGe, Mena
Nelson
Fogle
Kelly
Skinners
Bircssens
Bean
Dieter’an
Bresha
Ecken’st
Henry
I P
Costello
Rolette
Donavan
Hiawatha Indians Pitcher Durs Shuts Out Clown Cigarettes
Durs fired a sensational seven strikeout one hit game as the Hiawatha Indians blanked the Clown Cigarettes 6 to 0. Springer hit a home run and drove in runs while the Indians built an early lead and coasted to the shutout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durs
Hiawatha Indians
Clown Cigarettes
Springer
Indians
H.O. A. Clowns
Bid’eyer
Desmond
Vossensini
RG Bt
Bee C
Clauson
McGinnis
Baldwin
Glaap
C Durs
Hiawatha Ind
Schulte
Knopf
Hill
McGinis
Bidlingmeyer
Lank
Haffney
Gray
Ripley Narrowly Beats Bethel In 14 Innings On Decoration Day
Ripley takes a long game over Bethel 5 to 4 after 14 innings as three ninth inning runs spark a late rally. Nippert Mignory and Frebis lead Ripley while Kluiker and Shaw pace Bethel with solid hits and strong defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Bethel
Ab.h.o.a
Ab.h.o.a. Nippert
Bla
Mignory
OjKresse
Frebis
Sexton
Kennedy
Kaucher
Grassin
Boskin
Pevee
SB Barkley
Kluiker
Tedesco
Shaw
Pick
Pfeffer
Duncan
Nickert
White Oaks Triumph in Shutout Over N M
White Oaks defeated N M 8 to 0 at White Oak. Hutchinson pitched seven strong innings with six hits allowed and ten strikeouts. Pulliam led the offense with three hits while teammates Krumpke and Stevens contributed key plays in the lopsided victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oaks
White Oak
Hutchinson
Pulliam
C.jordan
Stevens
Yote
Hampel
Webes S
B’lmeyer
Betis
Faeth
A’derson
W.j’dan
O Krumpe
A’worth
Gardner
Pullman
Steinw’t
Brown
M.R.R
W. Jordan
Ainsworth
Krumpke
Srey
Brookville Baseball Beats Northside 4 2 In Brookville
Brookville Indiana toppled the Northside Electrics 4 to 2 as Northside scored their only two runs in the seventh inning. The game features tied conditions and multiple players listed with plate appearances and fielding stats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville
Ind
Northside Electrics
Electrics
Br’kville
Ab.h.o.a. N. E
Ab.h.o.a. Swill
Ikner
Hughes
Kmeyer
Evers
Crowley
Selter
Wilmes
Faris
Hawlick
Justice
Ghes
Becker
Twoower Beckmeyer
Well
Juice
Pewell
Brady Macke
Northside
Prites
Hamilton Champions Triumph In Middletown Baseball Clash
The Hamilton Champions defeated Armco 6 to 2 yesterday afternoon in Middletown. Landwehr pitched superbly for Hamilton, with Carroll exiting in the ninth after allowing four tallies. Scattered errors and base hits from Schnerr, Schirmers, and Klotter fueled the win while several players contributed on both sides. Umpires were Cocker and Ammon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Armco
Middletown
Landwehr
Carroll
Schnerr
Schirmers
Tikulve
Kiep
R K Dees
Klotter
Bohl
Lakoff
Coons
Cope
Davey
Tikalve
Bydwehr
Byndwehr
Cocker
Ammon
Buller
Milk Fund Show Gross Receipts Hit 172 655
New York May 34 Promoter Tex Rickard announced after the Milk Fund boxing show that Mike McTigue may lose his heavyweight title fight to Paul Berlenbach. The gross receipts reached 172 655 with estimated net profits around 65 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tex’ Rickard
Milk Fund
Mike, McTigue
Paul Berlenbach
Acore
Radio Programs for Today on Local Stations
Local Cincinnati and New York stations list tonight schedules including WKRC WLW WSAI and WJZ with musical programs dance and orchestral performances. Other outlets KWSC WHN WHK WIP and WEAR feature dinners talks health segments and entertainment slots across multiple meters and times.
Radio Call Letters List Remains Silent Tonight
A long roster of radio stations including Central KFDM WBCN WCAL WEBH WGN WHAS WLS WMAQ WMBB WOAI WQJ WGES and Eastern CKAC P X CNRO WDWF WFI WGBS WOW WIP WJY WPG WRC wckv Wess WBAV WOO is reported as silent for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFDM
WBCN
WCAL
WEBH
WGN
WHAS
WLS
WMAQ
WMBB
WOAI
WQJ
WGES
CKAC
Local Bulletin Announces Evening Schedule at KDKA Pittsburgh
Station listing shows 309.1 meters and events for 5 PM baseball scores and 8 45 PM concert. The brief indicates broadcast times and program blocks on air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Dinner Concert and Mythical Dirigible Flight
Schedule from WCAE Pittsburgh lists a 5:30 P.M. dinner concert and 6:30 P.M. children's hour with police reports and an address at 7 P.M. followed by a 7:30 P.M. concert. The program includes a 10 P.M. flight of a mythical dirigible and an orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Orchestra O
WNYC Tonight Varied Music and Talk Programs
WNYC New York schedules a 526 meter broadcast at 6 35 P M with varied talks. At 7 P M instrumental and vocal performances await, followed by 8 30 P M varied entertainment programs through the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNYC
New York
Cleveland Station Radio Schedule Details
WTAM Cleveland lists daily programming from 6 PM orchestra 8 PM instrumental hour and 11 PM organ recital with no additional notes. The schedule outlines evening offerings across music categories for listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTAM
Cleveland
Kenton Nine Top Gosney Autos 9–2 in Alexnadria
The Kenton nine defeated the Gosney Autos 9 to 2 in Alexandria Kentucky in a game decided in the third inning The Autos scored a two run first but Kenton answered with three in the third two in the fifth and four in the sixth Two homers highlighted the contest with Snyder Koors and Teschner among the hitters Kenton pitchers Bruner and Loos earned the win while Bartlow umpired
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Gosney Autos
Alexandria
Autos
Kentons
Gosney
Barden
Bracke
Phillips
McAtee
ABILO
Ab.h.o.a
the Snyder
Sid Teschner
O Schneider
Rhein’dt
G.bruner
G. Bruner
Snyder
Ney
Hutter
Koors
Teschner
Schneider
B. Bruner
Bruner
Loos
Short
Gosney Auto
Bartlow
Gems Nose Out Rough Riders In Ten Inning Victory
Covington Gems beat the Rough Riders 10 to 9 in ten innings at Gem's Park yesterday. The Gems scored five runs in the extra frame, while the Riders tied late in the ninth with three runs and mounted a late rally in the 10th. Key players included Brenman Lang Schumer Hingers Weichman Arnison Mardis Bruggir Harrison and others in a tight, high scoring alley baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffner
Vincos
Bauer
St. Bernarincos
H. A. Fischer
Eckman
Athman
Whitaker
Riley
Hoffman
Scholl
Noll
Meepeerree
Tee Jones
Mattie
R Green
Sch’nberg
Weiss
Oo Tzauer
Vinces Eee
Depenbrock
Dependrooks
Crescent Springs
Tierney
Stillwell
Crescent
AB. HO
Sue Ox Tranton
Oeiier
Depen’ Hutton
Baldwin
Gr’aman
Dressel
Seenee Bruce
N’heutt
Lang
Tere
Teeee Hauck
Weenee
Schnell
M Hagemn
Stilwell
R OV
Kennedy
Bramlage
Conradi
Dependrocks Ee
Tranton
Bruce
Moeller Baldwin
Bramla
Indians
Erlanger
Kentucky Indians
Helanger
Palmer
G. Aner
H.O
A. Brenman
Il Lang
Schumer
Hingers
McCann
Weich
Geaslen
McAnis
Per
Bruggir
Harrison
Wilson
Grow
Eidman
Mardis
Wolform
Arnison
Halen
Betzer
Dan
Peis
Peicabia
Au Gunae Lass
See Andar
Brenman
Dean
Wei An
Weichman
Burghr
Covington Boy Peacemaker Gravely Injured in Yard Fight
Eardie Repeciet, 20, neighbors with 212 Wright street, tried to separate two men arguing in Roberson’s yard. Roberson, 20, was stabbed in the abdomen and taken to Booth Memorial Hospital in grave condition. Police seek John Sexton, 30, of 228 East Pearl street, Cincinnati, and another unidentified man. The assailants escaped after the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eardie Repeciet
Wright Street
Roberson
Booth Memorial Hospital
John Sexton
East Pearl Street
Cincinnati
Sexton
Cincinnati Teens Arrested For Moonshine Possession
Police detained William Shires a 15 year old youth of 22 West Fifteenth Street and Robert Johnson 47 of 749 West Fourth Street after moonshine was found in a tote and a hot water bottle. Both faces liquor possession charges and will be arraigned before Judge Manson in Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manson
Newport Initiation Ends Moose Conclave
Sixty eight candidates were initiated into the First Degree yesterday at Moose Temple in Newport as the three day Loyal Order of Moose conclave closed. Kentucky lodges were represented and plans for Moosehaven and The Old Kentucky Home were discussed with leaders like A W Cross noting the order’s age care and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Temple
Washington Street
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Lodge
Kentucky
A. W. Cross
Moosehaven
Fla
Mooseheart — Ill
Mooseheart
James J. Davis
James J. Lenz
Columbus
John Henry Wilson
Louisville
Fourteen Knights Initiated In Regional Ceremony
A class of 114 candidates was initiated into the Knights of Columbus at joint ceremonies by Newport Council and several nearby councils at the Knights of Columbus Home on East Third Street. About twelve hundred attended. The Second Degree was conferred by a team led by Joseph P. Goodenough, John V. Maloney and Charles V. Farrell, with John J. Donovan and Charles Purdy handling Third Degree rites. A banquet followed with toastmaster Harry H. Kemper and responses from Joseph P. Nolan, Mr Farrell, Mr Donovan, and J. H. Beade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Newport Council
Bishop Carroll Council of
Covington
Kence Council
Ludlow
Dearborn Council
Lawrenceburg
Ind
East Third Street
Joseph P. Goodenough
John V. Maloney
Charles V. Farrell
John J. Donovan
Charles Purdy
Harry H. Kemper
Newport
Joseph P. Nolan
Bishop Carroll
Farrell
Donovan
J. H. Beade
Dearborn
Arraignments Set in Police Court for Liquor Possession
Two men William Jackson of Louisville and J C Sparks of Cincinnati face arraignment before Judge Moore on liquor possession charges. Jackson and Sparks were arrested by Policemen Cassidy Barker and York streets and by Chief Snyder respectively. William Justice and Davis Anderson are charged with disorderly conduct for destroying liquor by smashing bottles, arrested at Fourth and Central avenues and at the Day Nursery circus grounds. Louis W Gaines of Covington faces drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges after a struggle with Policemen Huck and Rust during which his watch was reported lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
William Jackson
Louisville
J. C. Sparks
Cincinnati
Jackson
Cassidy
Barker
York Streets
Sparks
Snyder
William Justice
Davis Anderson
Broadwell
Justice
Fourth
Central Avenues
Anderson
Huck and
Rust
Louis W. Gaines
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Richards Crushes Johnson In Exhibition Tennis
Vincent Richards downed Wallace F. Johnson of Philadelphia 6-4 6-0 on the Orange Lawn turf courts as Olympic champions extend lead in exhibition play. Richards and Francis T. Hunter then edged T. Harada and Dr. Ge King 6-4 1-6 7-? in doubles.
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Volta-Tonic boosts battery recharge at low cost
Radio fans learn of Volta-Tonic a new compound that recharges 12 or 13 dry cell batteries for 7¢ each claiming over 60 percent savings. The Volta-Tonic Co ships anywhere for 75c per bottle from 636 Sixth Ave Dayton Ky.
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