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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
7
The Latonia track opens with the thirteenth running of the $5 000 added Inaugural Handicap led by Captain Hal son of Black Toney and Wavering among sixteen starters. Jockey Club officials report readiness for a twenty nine day meeting and a strong Latonia season.
Track gossip notes officials who will preside at the La tonia meeting and pass on jockeys and trainers licenses for members not in Louisville. Special horse trains arrived from Louisville. express car demand created a ten car freight run from Falls City. Jockey Chick Lang arrived from New York to ride Princess Doreen in the Inaugural Handicap. Lang is under engagement and part of the Eastern division led by S Miller Henderson. Jockey Harry Stutts returned to a Louisville hospital for further treatment after injuries from Dangerillo in the Ashland Oaks at Lexington.
Jockey Earl Paol and fellow rider Danny Jones known as Demon Jones were left behind in Louisville after crashes. Paol sustained seven broken ribs while Jones rode with a broken leg and both are unavailable for competition for an extended period.
Starter William Snyder will officiate the first fifteen days at Latonia and William Hamilton the final fourteen. The first race will be called to the rest at 2 o'clock each day. Dr John T Chawk ped d ock judge is noted for getting the orses on the track promptly and this keeps the sport moving along at a lively pace throughout the afternoon.
William Perkins heads the largest stable with thirty five horses under his care. The horses belong to various owners including F M Grabner Jefferson Livingston Cc Moore Allie W Young L Kay J L Knight Carl Vogeler S A Lyne Dan W Scott Charles Nuckols M A Getz John Burns and WN Adonas. Before leaving Louisville Perkins entrusted Rasulian Degrady two year olds owned by Jefferson Livingston to trainer John F Schorr who moved them with the Livingston outfit to New York. Thibodaux winner of the 1922 Latonia Derby has been retired to the stud and has served eight mares this spring. He is owned by Karl Vogeler.
Cc R Dailey owner of Deeming the Kentucky Oaks winner at Churchill Downs last Saturday is a Louisville and Nashville fireman. Dailey resides in Lexington and owns a small farm on the city outskirts with several brood mares. Deeming was bred by ex senator Joseph W Bailey at Donegal Farm near Lexington and purchased as a yearling for 875. Dailey plans Deeming to race in Latonia Oaks and Raceland Derby.
The horse Take a Chance bred by Dan W. Scott won the Bashford Manor Stakes. George Kirk, owner, bet $7,500 at odds of 6.80 to 1. The colt cost $900 at Hawthorne last summer and earned $7,280 for his share of the Bashford Manor after a prior New Orleans win.
Thomas C McDowell fields three horses at Latonia: ater Flag Court Lady and Rosaarie. Rosaarie is a two year old bay filly by The Manager Affable and a half sister of Lady Madcap. Rosaarie has shown speed in workouts.
The two year old brown colt Malvina B Jr. by A Sir John Johnson Love Story won a race at Louisville and has been turned over to trainer C. E. Patterson for conditioning under R. A. Fair paire.
Mrs George B Cox of Cincinnati competes under Parkview Stable with Freddie Good and trainer W Butch Covington. She aims to campaign thirteen horses at Latonia, nine of which are two year olds.
Trainer Kay Spence comments that nineteen Audley Farm Stable horses are problematic beyond Princess Doreen and Silver Slippers, describing them as the worst his care has seen since joining the establishment.
Jockey C Balls arrives from New York and plans to ride Latonia meeting. Trainer James H Baker brings ten horses from Lexington to Latonia. The Baker string, owned by Colonel Robert L Baker, includes Georgie Judge Pryor Vic toire Keegan Cherokee Lee Catesby Billy Wu Jack Bauer Jessie Lee The Araucanian Jimmie Gardner Rondelle Treasurer Red Head Pit Jr. Pit Jr is thirteen years old but training soundly again with two Latonia Cup victories.
Sea Prince, a Sea King offspring, resumes racing after months away in A. J. Hak’s barn. Hak, newly arrived from Maple Heights, trains several Latonia wintering horses including All Right Sir Great Beginner and Little Barbara.
Jockey Frank Maguire under contract to Shelby West had the cast removed from his broken leg yesterday after being thrown by Russell Cave at Louisville. He plans to go to Latonia on Friday from his Louisville home but will not ride for some time.
J. S. Hawkins enters Latonia with DeCourcy Saraband Blue White Nocturnal and Moon Dove. His stable spent the winter at the Milldale course.
Clyde Van Dusen arrives with thirty one Louisville horses, owned by Colonel W. E. Applegate Goodloe. J. N. Camden’s string, under Danny Stewart, numbers twenty and is described as sharp and ready.
Latonia selections list horses for seven races with Lawless Rothermel Rondelle in race one and Belle as best chance. Helen's Babe Cameo Massey race two features Bean King Make Up By Gosh in race three. Kathrop Dudley Queen of the Forest race four. Captain Hal Princess Doreen Beau Butler in race five. Belle Night Express in race six. Gold Bug Brides maid Barracuda in race seven.
The listing shows entries for races one through seven with horse names and runners in each. It notes Best Chance BELLE and SAVAGE'S SELECTION among the top picks and includes jockeys or owners like Rothermel J G Denny.
St Louis June 1 The technical charge of assault with intent to kill against Joe Stecher Nebraska heavyweight wrestler tied to his match with Stanislaus Zbyszko may be dismissed at the June 10 hearing. Zbyszko reports only slight stiffness and good health.
Washington Senators announce Harry Kelly has been sent to the New Orleans club of the Southern Association. Kelly, a promising recruit, will return to Washington next season. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Babe Ruth returned to the lineup after eight weeks but the Yankees lost to the Washington Senators 5 to 3 in New York. Ruth played six innings in his first league appearance this season while Veach subbed in right field in the seventh to limit Ruth’s exertion.
Louis edged Cleveland 10 to 2 as St Louis pitcher Vangilder held the Indians to five hits in eight innings after Bush gave up eight in one frame. Williams homered and tripled, Rice collected two triples and a single, while overall Cleveland totaled eight errors and five hits off Bush and Vangilder.
Detroit wins the opening game of the series 8 to 6 over Chicago as O’Rourke hits a home run on a ball rolling into the street and Neun scores ahead of him in the final inning. Doyle earns the win with Whitehill taking the loss after a late Chicago push.
Boston celebrates homecoming by beating the Philadelphia Athletics 5 to 3. Boone hits a first inning homer off Walberg and Heving drives in two with a seventh inning double to put Boston ahead. Groves relieves Walberg and holds Philadelphia to three more runs.
Sergeant Sammy Baker shocked Larry Estridge at Queensboro Stadium in New York reporting an upset by knockout tactics and a hard haul. The match, part of a larger program, featured several other bouts with draws and stoppages as Ruby Goldstein defeated Earl Gray and Carl Duane edged Edward Cart in a close show.
Indianapolis defeated Toledo 3 to 1 while St Paul crushed Kansas City 10 to 2 in yesterday's National and American League games.
New York defeated Brooklyn 8 to 4 in Brooklyn. Meusel, Giants outfielder, hit two homers off Grimes, one in the fourth and one in the fifth with a runner on base. Giants have not lost to Brooklyn this season and have won five straight meetings with the Robins.
Philadelphia outbatted Boston in a free for all slugging game and won 12 to 10. The contest featured 13 doubles two triples and two home runs as six pitchers struggled to stem the hitting wave.
Belmont race day results list multiple events from maiden claiming to handicap. Whetstone and Caligula headlining first and sixth races while Connie Bert and Raine show in the second. Bayside Handicap winner Danby and Silver Fox lead the trio of three-year-olds and up in the fifth and seventh races. Weather clear, track fast, with numerous scratches noted.
Cubs outslug Pirates 6 to 5 with Barnhart Grimm homering for Chicago and Maranville Brooks hitting three base hits. Bush earned the win, Alexander charged with eight hits in four and a third innings, as Traynor Wright Freigan Cooper each made errors for Pittsburgh.
Races run at Thorncliffe feature six events with purses of 1,000 and 2,500 added. Results show winners including Pat Casey aboard True American and Virginius with notable purses and prices, plus several scratched entries and fast track conditions.
The St Louis Cardinals defeated Cincinnati 5 to 3 as Hornsby homered and drove in three runs. Haines yielded three Cincinnati runs while Luque struggled, and Mueller exited with an ankle injury. Reds release Douglas and Fowler as Niehaus joins plans to reshuffle the lineup.
The University of Cincinnati baseball team will play the L. B. Harrison nine in a twilight game Friday afternoon at Nippert Stadium in Clifton.
Silver Fox shaded by Swinging to win the mile at Belmont in 1 37 2 5 with Blind Play taking second ahead of Whetstone. Isis the speedy mare won by ten lengths after a late jump mishap. Day Trap edged into the stretch opening for Walter House as six purse events unfold.
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