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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1925

Page

10

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 Covington Gaines Huck

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.

Orange N J Vincent Richards William T. Tilden ST T. Harada Dr. Ge King

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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