Selections by Trackman Churchill Downs Standouts
Multiple race card selections from Churchill Downs listing horses by race and trainer across rounds. Best Chance identified as top pick King Basil in Aurora and American Thunder in Hamilton districts, with each track showing rival entries like Scotland Yard and Lady Jule among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill Downs
Scotland Yard
Ring On
Hengist
Ranth Lass
Master Walter
Seminola
Punkid
Ginestra
Bosporus
San Juan
Lady Witt
King Basil
Celidon
Banter
Scotland
Henry Horner
Smiling Betty
Mimi
First Race Charming Lady Georgia Herget
Belmont Park results list multiple races with horse names jockeys and owners across sections Belmont Park Thorncliffe details show Best Chance and individual race outcomes with horses such as Zephon Sepoy Fine Champagne Polydor Sport and others plus Best Chance results for different courses. The fragmentary note lists race entries and winners in a period style meet summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Herget
M. Willett
Col. Seth
High Jife
Alabama
Vera C
Virginia Flynn
Denny Cooney
Moneague
Homevimte
Battlefield
Torcher
Firedog
Pocket Mouse
Southern Kiss
Marsdale
Lady Stone
Grass Maid
Belmont Park
Zephon
Brown Vision
Gunther
Sepoy
Replevin
Daftthonia
Fine Champagne
Paragraph
Janetta
Polydor
Monlee
Sport
Clatter
Recognition
Marbelle
Prattle
Thorncliffe results first race claim ing purse 1100
Results from Thorncliffe show six races. Winners include Mepnita in race one and Remedy in race two, with fields and payouts listed alongside jockeys and times. Track fast, weather clear, several horses scratched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice
Peter Fiz
Strela
Ae Place
Attac
Rallis
Meer
Burns
Beau of the West
al Ran
Taurus
Mr. Gaiety
Therlapides
Hanna Deebe
Arrant Jade
Evermore
White Dove
Seagram
Fletcher
Orne
Eecky Ares
Evans
Hans Anade Ra
Charles H
Royal Watch
Rhyme and R'son
Milania
McGinnis
Sun Kin
Carlisle
Ran—Justa Pal
Fraulein
Harry Beal
Fedonna
John F. O'Malley
Andre
Orse
Glowenny Dean
Arlan
Whittaker
Schaefer
Meister
Royal Pearl
Roman Sandal
Dilea
Go Brath
Teluride
King Carter
Cleiming
Marion May
Troy Miss
Jake Jacoby
Snelohn
Sandy San
Marion Payne
Highland Lin
Ingdong
Honesty
Kerji Saves
Tar
Agnes Clerk
Clever
Nonstop Ateewensae
Peeseneig Donna Tag
Everglade
Donna Alicia Southwest
Jhulpa
Panketa
Snyder
Support
Totara
Roland
Teee- Ree
Santa S
Sons of Light
Rex Muscarum
Prince
Westward
Linen King
the Riverdale
Mollie Elizabeth
Uae
Jf Rydal Rolls
Justa Farm
Hecate i
Swift
Cedarcrest
el Jesmar
Ifs
Margie
Mystic
Jeneene Hedgetones
Lowen
Atomin
Yachtsman
Fire Boy
Twood
Billy Wa
Fearnot
Kosciusko
Highlad Isy
Levoyant
Samith
Apprentic Lowance
Sun Edwin
Skegee
Polydor Aeseeene Enone
John Cavanagh
Linley
Steveenees
Royal Role
Sitereopatcon Acne
Marbelle i
Marianus
Meddling Seth
Ossie
Sir Albert
Siatee
Kathari Pichonne
Miss Mi Ies
Eeees
Aula Shay
Impsie Ray Svenesee
Lady Va
Miss Kernel
Mary Frances
Polly Little
Jackie
Omardale
Firth of Forth Innie
Anita Ee
Stampdale
Participa
Sir John
Mary Laycock
Lila
Mollie Dear
Tee Col
Iscar
Petscasa
Fairmount First Race Results Reveal Close Finish and Scratches
Horse numbers show Jean Bond Evans winning the opener with Cleo and Mother of Pearl second and third as the program lists six races. Second race highlights The Doctor and Venue with top two paid. multiple runners noted as scratched including Guy's Image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Bond Evans
Cleo
Francis
Mother of Pearl
King
Yulee
McKim
Eddie Curtis
All Set
Ormogirl
Cottage Boy
Glad
Paton
Lily Sue
Eddie
Kitty
Doctor
Boganowski
Miss Richard
Susie Pal
Blue Heaven
Harpoon
Busy Baby
Oceanid
Empty Glass
Guy
Adele W
Lauscher
Ponimoi
McClair
Ayes
Moore
Ramkin
Noequal
Yargee
Princess Darrell
Hor
Cavens
Sergeant Seth
San Atar
Golden Wanderer
Capt
Foster
Frank Andrews
Clair
Strait
Ponce
Tee Talequa
Richardson
Firetoma
Tom Nash
Foretold
Watchful
Goodnight
Tulane
Gaffney
Betsy Bacon
Eens Blue Torch
Shropshire
Vole
Mertz
Bill Thompson
Fra
Finland
Houston
Jane Weather
Horses Run At Louisville Churchill Downs Charte d Weather
Horse racing at Louisville Kentucky shows a charted day with races at Churchill Downs. Winners include Drift and Mum Ruffin in claiming events, with detailed times payouts and jockeys listed for each of six races.
Belmont Results First Race and Other Quiet Steeplechase Cards
Race card reports show The White Bud and several horses with entries and results across multiple races at Belmont. Notable finishes include Panay Jockey and Stesight in the first race, and Skedaddle with Jockey Pierce in the steeplechase along with other listed runners and scratched entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Widener Course
Panay
Stesight
Watters
Bollero
Innocent
Epp
Prince Bozo
Prince Bozo Take Your Ti Air Chief, Princess Jon Roseling, the Master
Mint Smash
Autumn Bloom
Consent
Coverwood
Fire Line
Mart Malone
W. J. Norton
Devilkin
Smoot
Mantonian
Ea Marsa
Stop Flirting
tCherub
Tony M
Widener
Alan’s
Ty Barnes
Britaris
Walls
Grier
Spain
Brown Fairy
Gem of the Ocean
Sturdy
Kingsport
Peter Simple
Anthony
Topper
Perdit
Broomwhisk
Banco
Prime
Dustbroom
Beelzebub
Lisa
Workman
Vanish
Fator
Serenity
Yosan
Miss Dorothy
Catherine
Beau Temps
Donna Tina
Regency
Fairy Sunlight
Val
Loftus
J. C. Mergler
Murz
Tuonneau
Leonardeau
Mosque
J. Burke
Hey
Nansen
Golden Pennant
Goldstick
Nettie Stone
Weiner
Coyne
J. McCoy
Tin Hat
Ima Ee Martin
Covington Grocers Protest Display Ban On Sidewalks
A Covington delegation led by Charlton B Thompson protested a City Commission ordinance banning merchandise displays on sidewalks. They claim losses from the rule, seek modification, while some commissioners back the old three foot rule on Saturdays. An Industrial Club letter endorses the new ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlton B. Thompson
Covington
Thompson
Donnelly
Blackburn
Kluemper
Egerle
One Sewer Outlet for Five Houses Violates City Ordinance
The City Commissioners approved the Plumbing Board’s finding that five houses on Fifteenth and Kendall streets share a single sewer outlet, declared a violation of the city ordinance. A committee was appointed to assess Highway avenue property near West Covington due to a slide threatening Earl Otto’s property, with retaining-wall costs possibly exceeding a $9,000 asking price. A request to install lights at the east end of Eleventh Street in a newly built negro subdivision was referred to Commissioner Blackburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Plumbing
Fifteenth
Kendall Streets
John Kenney
Fred Staengle
Anthony Mondick
Stricklett
Covington Laborer Arrested After Beating Wife
James M. Rogers a 39 year old laborer of 539 West Twelfth Street Covington was arrested last night on assault and battery charges. Mrs Rogers said he beat her and two children after she reported him. Police Patrolmen Sanders and Clark made the arrest as a crowd threatened the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Rogers
West Twelfth Street
Covington
Sanders and Clark
Rogers
Mrs Julia B Morgan Dies After Illness in Covington Home
Mrs Julia Bruce Morgan 60 widow of Thomas R Morgan died of paralysis yesterday at her daughter Mrs Leslie Webb Jr s home 507 Wallace Ave Covington She had lived with her sister Mrs E N Roth in Cincinnati since her husband s death last August She leaves a son Edward Bruce Morgan of Lexington Burial will be in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia B. Morgan
Julia Bruce Morgan
Thomas R. Morgan
Leslie Web Jr
Wallace Avenue
Covington
Morgan
E. N. Roth
Phelps Apartments
Cincinnati
Webb
Edward Bruce Morgan
Lexington
Associations to Meet for Kentucky Building Groups
The thirty second annual meeting of the Kentucky League of Local Building Associations will be held at the Covington Industrial Club on Pike street and Madison avenue in Covington. Delegates from across the state will attend with each association entitled to one representative. The gathering opens at 2 30 p.m. on Wednesday June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky League of Local Building Associations
Covington Industrial Club
Pike Street
Madison Avenue
Covington
Carnival drives Ludlow volunteers fund-raiser
Ludlow Volunteer Fire Department reports a successful carnival at Ludlow Ball Park held this week to raise funds for a new service truck. The big tent fills to capacity each performance with members handling concessions and attractions such as The Monkey Speedway A Night in Old Spain Old Kentucky Minstrels Jungle Land and a trained animal show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
Pupils Visit Zoo On Annual Covington Picnic
Nearly a thousand pupils teachers and parents from Fourth and Tenth District Schools Covington visited Cincinnati Zoo for an annual picnic. Sol A. Stephan led the event with an instructive and entertaining program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Cincinnati Zoo
Sol A. Stephan
Gen
Covington Schools Plan Annual Zoo Outing
It was announced yesterday that Covington School Second District will hold its annual outing at the Zoo on Thursday June 7. The children will be accompanied by their teachers and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
Covington
Divorces Sought By Several Residents In Cincinnati and Nearby
Mrs Vera M Wagner seeks divorce from Albert G Wagner of Cincinnati with child custody and alimony. Joseph H Cooper sues Grace G or of Chicago for divorce and custody of three children. Mrs Dechavess files for divorce from Henry Dethavess of Columbus for abandonment. Mrs Mabel Garmon seeks divorce from A M Garmon of 1325 Greenup Street with alimony. George Meyer and others contest the will of George Meyer Sr against Julia and Raymond Malapeli. Latonia Electric seeks 148 dollars from The People's Savings Bank as trustees for J J Weaver for labor and material. City of Covington files ten tax suits for delinquencies against listed residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera M. Wagner
Albert G. Wagner
Cincinnati
Joseph H. Cooper
Grace G.or
Chicago
Dechavess
Henry Dethavess
Columbus
Latonia Electric Company
Beane
People's Savings Bank and Trust Company
J. J. Weaver
City of
Covington
E. M. Mueller
Elizabeth E. Salter
Lillie Shepard
Margaret Schulkers
RoSina Stein
Elizabeth Mooney
John J. Meyers
Fred Steinhauser
Dora Diechman
Harry Stern
Thieves Enter 438 Pike Street Home A Reported Theft
A report to police states thieves entered Mrs. Goldie Eversons home at 438 Pike Street yesterday and stole clothing and jewelry. Covington groups host events and arraignments involve Fr Thomas Rawlings on a stolen car case with bond and trial date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Everson
Pike Street
Col. Clay
Secret Service
Cincinnati
Covington Kiwanis Club
East Fourth Street
Harry Bramlage
Independent Oil Company
Trinity M. E. Church
Latonia
J. O. Burt
Baltimore Avenue
Local Licenses List Names and Ages Across States
A compiled roster lists license holders including Edith Porter aged 43 in Indiana and David Barger 33 a bricklayer, Blanche Thomson 40 in Cincinnati, Raymond Fosnaugh 21 a laborer in Greenville Ohio, Midian 21 Ansonia Ohio, Curtis Sabin 35 a mechanic and Mary Rippard 27 in Ohio, Orville Kessler 23 a truck driver in Virginia and James Denson 26 a plumber with Bo Kelly 25 in Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best
Floyd Counasal
Edith. L. Porter
Wabash Ty
Ind
David Barger
Blanche Thomson
Cincinnati
Raymond Fosnaugh
Greenville
Ae Midian
Ansonia
Curtis J. Sabin
Mingom O
Mary Rippard
Olville
Orville Kessler
Airginia South
Columbus
O. James
G. Denson
Bo Kelly
Springfield
Pyle Fails To Place Derby Prize Money In Hands
New York promoter Charles C. Pyle promised that 48 500 dollars prize money for the Los Angeles to New York Derby would reach George Tex Rickard by Friday night. He blamed telegraph delays and bank authorization hangs as the source of the postponement. The money, he said, would be paid to the winners at 8 pm Friday and then again as an added feature to a twenty six hour team race at Madison Square Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Charles C. Pyle
George “Tex‘'Rickard
Pyle
Telegraph Company
Vanderbilt
Mid-Western Bank
Eeene
Oklahoma City Chamber Drops Pyle Fund Offer
Andrew Payne of Claremore, Oklahoma, who led C. C. Pyle's group across the continent, will receive the major portion of the $5,000 that the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce refused to give Pyle, Stanley C. Draper announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
City
Andrew Payne
Claremore
Okla
C. C. Pyle
Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce
Pyle
Stanley C. Draper
Newport Realty Transfers Navigate City Lot Changes
Thelma Pickett transfers a Third avenue Berry street lot in Dayton to Myrtle Pickett. John Conklin moves a Southgate avenue lot in Ft. Thomas to George C. Ware, who then acquires the Rosemont subdivision lot in Ft. Thomas from Ware. Other transfers include Washington avenue Bellevue, Park Avenue Newport, John street Newport, Inverness subdivision Ft. Thomas, and Fifth avenue Clay street Dayton parcels among buyers such as C Weber, Clara Towener, Alfred Leudercelbert, and Gordon Heck with buyers like Philip Offenbacher and L M Spitzlberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Pickett
Myrtle Pickett
Third Avenue
Berry Street
Dayton
John Conklin
George C. Ware
Southgate Avenue
Ft. Thomas
Hiram Bravard
William McClanahan
Washington Avenue
Bellevue
Rosemont
Ft.Thomas
John T. Hodge
C. C. Weber
Park Avenue
Nelson Place
Newport
Alfred Leudercelbert
Clara Towener
John Street
Gordon Heck
Philip Offenbacher
Inverness
Margaret Steffen
L. M. Spitzlberger
Fifth Avenue
Clay Street
Newport woman charged with forging company checks
Miss Rose Agnes Roll was arrested in Newport after allegedly forging more than 15000 in checks from Cincinnati Typesetting Company where she once worked as bookkeeper. The case, continued to next Thursday, involves deposits to her own Newport bank account and disputed company authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Roll
Central Savings Bank and Trust Company
Newport
Bernard A. Baarler
Kruse Electric Company
69Rthage
Avenue
Carthage
Miss Rol
Sawyer A. Smith
United States
Covington
Richter
Arthur J. Daly
Democrats form Al Smith club in Campbell County meeting
More than 200 Campbell County Democrats met in the courthouse to organize an Al Smith for President Club. Leaders named include Otto Wolff as chairman and Walter A. Rowe as secretary, with by laws and Ways and Means committees formed. The next meeting is scheduled for June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Campbell County
Phil Ryan
Kentucky
Otto Wolff
Walter A. Rowe
Blaine McLaughlin
Smith
Democratic Party
Gov. Smith
Sun
Thomas Hanly
John T. Hodge
Levi Sepler
Brent Spence
Shepler
Spence
James S. Milliken
Arthur C. Hindman
Ryan
Richard Davis
Man Sues Over Alienation Of Wife's Affections
Geo Tedrow of Dayton Ky files suit in Campbell Circuit Court seeking 7500 against Henry Haines of 2 Pendleton St Bellevue alleging Haines visited the home while Tedrow was away and poisoned the wife’s mind causing her to abandon him. Judson A Shuey represents Tedrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Tedrow
Campbell
Henry Haines
Pendleton Street
Bellevue
Geo Edrow
Dayton
Tedrows
Tedrow
Haines
Judson A. Shuey
Bellevue Increases City Tax Rate Eight Cents
The Bellevue City Council set the tax rate at 1.72 dollars per hundred dollars valuation, up eight cents from last year. Of the increase 50 cents funds an incinerator project for garbage disposal, 3 cents for Fairfield Avenue reconstruction, 75 cents to the general fund, 6 cents for Fairfield Avenue reconstruction, half cent for the Taylor Creek culvert, 80 cents to the general school fund, 4 cents for Taylor Avenue work, and 1.5 cents for Fire Department needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
General Fund
Fairfield Avénue
Taylor /Creek
General School
Taylor Avenue
Fire Department
Rosel Files Divorce Suit in Campbell Court
Frank Rosel of Newport files for divorce from Bernadine Rosel of Amelia in Campbell Circuit Court citing abandonment as the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Circuit Court
Frank Rosel
Newport Agai
Bernadine Rosel
Amelia
Marriage Licenses Reported For New Ohio Couples
Edward Fanning 21 cook and Nancy Lunsford 21 both Norwood. Chester Aldridge 22 chauffeur and Odilla Hatfield 21 both Middletown. Robert Cummings 23 optician and Mary Sherritt 28 both Columbus. Everett Niles 56 advertiser and Ella Armstrong 52 both Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fanning
Cook
Nancy Lunsford
Norwood
O. Chester Aldridge
Odilla Hatfield
Middletown
O. Robert Cummings
Optician
Mary Sherritt
Columbus
O. _ Everett Niles
Advertiser
Ella Armstrong
Newport
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Aurora
Buddy
Little Guinea
Lady Va Va
Dolly Polly
Troupe of Dawn
Winfie Stuart
Washoe
Flora le Breton
Mary O
Anita
Master Ace
Duck It
Soard
Rose Mary
Laycock
Paprika
Miss Chiniquy
Letter Six
Iss Best
Chance
American Thuner
Hamilton
Lady Jule
Louise B
Luke Dear
Equity
Faber
Queen
Mario
Meg Bruen
Kalakau
Mosquito
Little Hattie
Mally
Soho
Padlock
Lardi
Red Weed
Frances Louise
Richlieu
Hank Monk
My Destiny
Fairmount
Thorncliffe
Showery
Singlestick
Emplette
North Woods
Exultant
Torrence
Santa Sweep
Lower Five
Thymon
Solidity
Ands
Mad Mullah
Hedge Fence
Matador
Rim
Billy Warren
Kosciugko
Ery
Betty Bux
Louiille
Brawner
Ring Toes
Grier Saseeeerence
Walter Speaker
Billy
Larapin
Rand Ass
Bonnie Basil
Jack, Rabbit
Gemistra
Drasiella
Firebin
Superhope
Punkie
Star Forward
Louise
Wilson Stetee
Madame Emili
Sopengeshut
Juelean
Spotlight O
Cassiellowance
Louisville
Ak Wow 'Anves
Tae Erg Ky
Huon—Drift
H. Roseacher
Trotter
Virginia Beauty
R. Russell
Allardt
Margate
Serenata Farm
Cleora
Ececcerrereeree T
T. Luther
Enn
L. Jones
T. P. Hayes
E. B. McLean
H. Manheimer
R. L. Baker
Fire Cure
Virginia
Peat
Edward
H. P. Headley
B. F
Tryster
W. W. Taylor
St. Hockeys
St.Odds
Maiden’s Trust
H. Richarda
Fanta
Panini
W. Dellow
Huntington
F. Rouzier
D. Lehan
W. Curran
C. Trotter
Aspin Lake
Paul Revere
Brookdale Miss
K. Horvath
K. Rumsey
Rowell D
J. Tammaro
A. P. Canale
M. Caldwell
W. Lilley
R. Woodward
Ieee
Lee Tae
Nid
Cyll
A. Gonnor
Luath
Agitation
No&e
Breeks
Euonymous
Chicola
Totton
Golden Coba
Little Chip
H. Ben‘singer
B. G
Russley—Minah
L. A. Connor
St.o Horses
Wts
St. In
Mum Ruffin
Ambrose H. Bensinger
Wolfy
D. Canfield
Loretta Brooks
Miss L. Brooks
Bateman
Queenston
H. P. Whitney
Roxie Weide
Four Oaks Farm
W. H. Hall
D. c
F. P. Letellier
Audley Farm
Matuels
Disturb
Prince Pat
Badger Face
Sunny Port
Bobby Basil
Bobby
KE. Cebrian
B. c
Prim Lady
G. Brooks
W. Frank
Southland Stable
L. Hardy
W. Crump
tBadger Racy
Gladys McClain
wRssell
J. RI Kelly
W. Whitehouse
S. Stretton
Watkins
Whitney
Gen. Grant
Inee
Ant
Shaw
Pal
Longridge
Bar -None
Fin Ted Dan
Oaks Farm
Br. F
Paul Weidel
Dolly Warden
C. Howard
Ss. F
Zoe
Stretton
J. N. Camden
Carin
Joe K. Horvath
Ates Oestring Stable
Scipio, Pte
H. Richar H. P. Headle
L. Drake
Golden Tin
McCulloch Sp
Princess
Red Grange
Scipio
Benito
la Petite
Arrow
Wallace
Leonardo
Cu de Coeur
E. Martin
Wits. Pr
Pak i Ieee
Wiles
Vachell
R. E
E. Wallace
Camden
J. M. Hubbard
Bill Hare
J.' Heupél
Apopka
Fretwell
Lilley
H. Neustetter
E. E. Mooar
Cimmerian
C. Yates
M. Reiser
Babe K
Straig
Valence
Cnn
Jolly Boy
Tangram
Efeldee
Super Hope
Zorka
Belmont
Widener Eens
Wis
Royal March Janthee
Gunther Aeaseesesesseses
Mae Quince
Abington
14 Regiment
Brown Vis
Blueiamond Jaasene
Aires
Charming Lady
Marguerite Willet
Little
Guy’s Image
Old Bill
Thistle Beauty
High Li
Gloria Hare
Bare Knees
Irfaneh
Denny
Cooney
Sly Polly
Marabou
Thistle Arious
Homewood
Battlefield Marapabvey
Heatherwine
Rusoviaie
the Tailor
Betsy Ba
Jim Sanda
Onry Sommers
Bill S
Cliff Seteressees
Blaze
Benar
Sleepyhead
Elias O
Kenton Circuit Court
Covington Notes
Rickard
Newport Realty
Jockey Club
Fairgrounds
Ohio
Hamilton Jockey Club
Joe
Copyright Press PuBlishing Co
New York World
VVE
Bobby Jones
The
Montgomery Coal Co
Ington
Mike Martin
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