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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1930

Page

7

Gallant Fox wins Belmont Stakes in dominant display

Gallant Fox with Earl Sande aboard defeats Whichone to claim the Belmont Stakes and the three year old championship. The Woodward colt beat Whichone by four lengths in rain drenched conditions, completing a early season sweep after Kentucky Derby and Preakness. The victory adds 66 060 to owner William Woodward's purse, pushing Fox's earnings past 200 000.

Alan Gould Belmont Park N. Y Gallant Fox Earl Sande Trais William Woodward Sir Gallahed III Harry Payne Whitney Whichone Woodward Fox Sande Whitney James Butler Questionnaire W. J. Salmon Swinfield the Fox Sir Barton Crusader

Harness Horses Entered for Carthage Fair Pleasure Purses

Nearly a hundred harness horses are listed for the Carthage Fair August 13 to 16. The 2:12 pace, 2:13 trot, and 2:17 trot each offer $1,000 purses, plus other events for trotting and pacing with $600 to $1,000 purses. Secretary D. Sampson notes the entries as the richest ever for the fair’s diamond jubilee celebration.

The Fair Board Hamilton County Agricultural Society Sampson Sampson l Overmo Lad E. G Ike Madden J. C. Hutzell Ft. Wayne Ind Mabel B. G Czar Peter L. E. Greer Newark O. Twinkling Joe Twinklin Dan Ro Fuerst Cincinnati O. King Direct C. S Napoleon Direct James McMannus Chicago Ill bin Direct B. H Binville H. M. Parshall Urbana O. Grattan McKinney Grattan Royal Julia June Br. m Frisco June Dr. E. P. Clement Elyria Demass

Hallas Aims to Counter Reynolds Leg Split in Big Bout

Welterweight champion Jack Reynolds faces Billy Hallas in Redland with Hallas claiming a new arm lock can nullify Reynolds leg split. Hallas has trained to refine the maneuver during the remainder of his camp and would become the first to stop the split if proven effective.

Jack Reynolds Billy Hallas Redland Hallas Bill Reynolds

Eviston Goes Pro in Prelim on Battalino Card

Paul Eviston, a rising amateur with a knockout record, meets Red Krauss in a four round pro debut on the Battalino card at the American Legion show. Battalino, defending featherweight, faces Cecil Payne in another key prelim as Eviston starts his professional career.

Eviston Battalino Bat Battalino Cecil Payne Louisville Redland American Legion Hartford Paul Eviston Bat Red Krauss

Big Minors to Meet in Chicago Tuesday

A joint meeting of committees from the International American Association and Pacific Coast leagues will convene in Chicago Tuesday. The session aims to draft a report with recommendations for the annual National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs meeting in Montreal in December.

Montreal The International American Association Pacific Coast Chicago National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs

Maryland Freshman Center Hopeful Trains Alone

Bob Wilson, a Maryland sophomore aiming for the center position next fall, has trained solo after the team quit spring practice. He receives guidance from George Pollock, a former Old Liners center, and is described as tall, rangy, and quick at about 180 pounds.

Bob Wilson University of Maryland George Pollock Wilson

Palma to Meet Rugged Foeman in Tacoma Bowl Final

Frankie Palma faces Chief Mike Payne in a ten round welterweight final at Tacoma Bowl. Palma has recent wins in out of town rings including over Jack Crawford Lee Salle and Joe Seville with a victory over Johnny Roberts. The undercard features two six rounders and two four rounders plus a six round bout between Harry Krinder and Johnny Bass.

Frankie Palmo Fisth Tacoma Bowl Mike Payne Palma Jack Crawford Lee Salle Joe Seville Johnny Roberts Virginia Pagan Flash Sergi Sammy Baker Lupe Tenerio Baby Joe Gans Joe Trippe Jackie Fields Jack Thompson Sammy Buchanan Atlanta Patsy Klein Jimmy Brown Cincinnati Harry Kriender Johnny Bass

Mixed foursomes set for Highland Country Club match

A three week end schedule will conclude with a field of sixteen as a mixed foursomes event begins at Highland Country Club. The competition plays eighteen holes with a prize for the combined nine hole ringer score.

Highland Country Club

Two Major Golf Events Set for June Week Marathon

Two key golf events are slated in the next two weeks. The Twin Oaks Burgeo will be held on Wednesday June 11 and the 1930 Highlander follows on Tuesday June 17, attracting top players from regional circuits and offering substantial prize purses.

Finish of Clovernook club championship qualifiers

Seventy entrants competed yesterday with as many more expected today at Clovernook for the club championship qualifiers. Match play will split into three flights of sixteen players each. Carl Baumgartner, the current champion, shot a 71 in yesterday’s round.

Clovernook Carl Baumgartner

Avon Handicap Qualifying Opens for Municipal Golf Tourney

Municipal golfers began qualifying for the Avon handicap tournament an annual event. Qualifying runs through June 12 with thirty two players entered in match play sixteen per flight. First round scheduled for June 14.

Municipal Links

Local Boxing Bouts End in Narrow Defeats for Dodd and Elliott

Charlie Dodd and Roy Elliott continue to absorb losses each Saturday. Yesterday Bill Brenner and Carroll Seghars handed them a 2 to 1 verdict, extending the streak of hard punches and tough rounds.

Charlie Dodd Roy Elliott Bill Brenner Carroll Seghars

British Radio Fails to Describe Epsom Derby Victory

The article notes American radio commentators faltering as Blenheim and Iliad outran Diolite to win the Epsom Derby. It cites R C Lyle's missteps and the lack of coverage for Scout NI as the race scene unfolds with foggy broadcast manners and missed details.

Mazanita at Empire City and Bennie Chapman’s unstable stable

Mazanita ran at Empire City on October 24 1928 after shipping from Maryland and caused a betting upset before the horse vanished. Bennie Chapman was questioned by stewards after his horse ran unexpectedly and he claimed it was fit and habitually inclined to that running style. The piece notes the Chapmans’ Maryland home near Laurel and their string of racers with a penchant for bets, suggesting other stables as similar stories.

Mazanita Empire City Maryland Bennie Chapman Bennie Mrs. Bennie Laurel

Irish breeders seize turf gains with Blandford progeny

The article notes a rising Irish dominance in thoroughbred breeding, highlighted by Trigo’s Derby win last year and now another Blandford descendant taking top honors. It mentions breeders expanding operations in Ireland and Ralph Beaver Strassberger from Norristown, Pa., moving to Ireland to boost production, reflecting a global shift in the bloodstock trade.

Trigo Blandford Ireland Ralph Beaver Strassberger Norristown Erin England

Plight of surplus racing horses sparks debate in America

The piece questions how to reduce useless racehorses and explores ideas from age limits to a revolving fund. It discusses exporting surplus stock to Japan, China and South America and notes the enduring value of horses once overlooked like Rustle and Wise Counsellor.

América Scully Scotland Rustle Sheriff Bradley Hamburg Japan China South America

Chilean bloodlines in American racing circles noted

Coincidental to this word comes from Valparaso Chile that the Burgomaster, twenty seven years old, remains active in a wealthy Chilean family and their descendants win races across South America. The piece discusses bringing a fast son with South American blood to the United States as a new infusion, and mentions Copiapo and Tutti Fruiti as examples racing or retired to breeding in Kentucky and Virginia respectively. It also cites recent results for Nelson Kay Calgary Kay and notes Intrepid.

Valparaso Chili Burgomaster Whitney Kentucky Copiapo Amsterdam Argentina Senor Espanoza Panama Johnny Loftus Tutti Fruiti Saphcon Ecuador Colombia Havana Virginia Nelson Kay Nealon Ina Kay Washington Park Charm Tyrol Calgary Kay Calgary Kenilworth Windsor Ont Jack Haskell Whiskbroom II

A Race Track Dreamer’s Tale Echoes Chapman Fortunes

A short story memory by Don Byrne compares an Irish track follower’s hopes of feathering a nest with a big bet to the Chapman fortunes in America. The passage notes how fact can parallel fiction in betting life.

Don Byrne High Hope America Chapman

Pembroke Stable Triumphs Behind Belmont Trainer

Monday Roy Waldron trained a Belmont winner for the stable of Mr Pembroke, a front for Mrs C Oliver Iselin Mrs Michael Van Buren Mrs P Clark and Mrs I N Aisel. The group houses in Belmont Park’s Spiffy Stall 40, prepared by Rancocas, with high expectations for a strong racing future. Waldron is noted for previous success with Xalapa Farm horses and later Greentree stable.

Roy Waldron Mr. Pembrke Belmont Pembroke C. Oliver Iselin Michael van Buren P. Clark I. N. Aisel Waldron Xalapa Greentree

Mrs Hulbert Clarke Wins Trans Miss Golf Title

Mrs Hulbert S Clarke of Oklahoma City defeated Mrs Dorothy Klotz Pardue of Sioux City Iowa 6 up and five to play to win the fourth annual championship of the women s Trans Mississippi Golf Association at Tulsa Country Club Oklahoma City led from the eighth hole and never trailed The medal scores were 46 46 92 for Pardue and 45 43 88 for Clarke with Pardue narrowing on the third nine holes

Tulsa Country Club Tulsa Okla Hulbert S. Clarke Oklahoma City Dorothy Klotz Pardue Sioux City Clarke

No World’s 18.2 Balkline Challenge This Season

Jake Schaefer the current title holder demanded a high guarantee, forcing C. A. Storer to abandon plans for the balkline challenge test as part of National Billiard Association tournaments.

Jake Schaefer C. A. Storer National Billiard Association

Baseball scores from Eastern and Southern leagues

Eastern League results show Bridgeport 1 Hartford 5 and Providence 7 Albany 6 with Albany 0-4, Pittsfield 10 Allentown 15. New Haven Springfield noted with Iain. Southern Association games end Atlanta 4 Nashville 3, Birmingham 5 Chattanooga 4, Memphis 8 Mobile 3, Little Rock 9 New Orleans 0.

Bridgeport Hartford Providence Albany New Haven Springfield Iain Pittsfield Allentown Southern Association Atlanta Nashville Birmingham Chattanooga Memphis Mobile Little Rock New Orleans

Dixie Lad Wins First Ohio Derby In Muddy Thistledown

A rank outsider Dixie Lad from A. B. Letellier stable of New Orleans won the first annual Ohio Derby at Thistledown over seven rivals. The Sporting Blue colt finished the mile and a quarter in 2 08 with Maya second and Dark Sea third as Gallant Knight faded. Jockey Carl Meyers guided Dixie Lad to a 14 to 1 payout as Dark Sea challenged from behind before faltering late.

Cleveland Dixie Lad A. B. Letellier New Orleans Sporting Blue Maya Coe Stables Dark Sea Williams Sharpe Kilmer Carl Meyers J. Inzelone Gallant Knight Gallant Fox

Queen City League box score fragment with multiple teams

In a sparse Queen City League page fragment, N. & W. batsmen faced Cincinnati Milling and others. The scattered line scores show pitchers Tempke Whittaker and Becker, with various hits, errors, and fielding notes across Milling, Cincinnati Milling, Procter & Gamble, Oakley Lions, and Fisher Body games.

Cincinnati t_ Milling H.O.A H.O.A. R.y’ng Schulte Ackern Dawson Young Penning Lahm Leiman Baker Whitt Wilmers,m Brown Whittaker Niebush Horton Hammond Ackerman R. Young Abele F. Young Grace Wilmers Temke Tempke Whitaker Red” Thornbury Gohi L. B. Harrison F. B. Ab.h.c Edge Jones Conway Migne’s NIO Sommer’s Burke W.lowe Rae Rigge Simms F.beyer Bailey Earl M Motte Simpson Henne’y Hisle Huffman Sarto’s Webb Meyers Fisher Ed Meehan Vite Riggers Sommers W. Lowe Hennessey Hoffman Mignerey Beyer Meehan Sartorus Sar Oakley H.O.A. Gamble H.O.A. Burk Mor’sey Cullen Knopf Dils Discissus Kuehn Friedh Oder Desmond Coes L.w Fother Gadhed Helwig Corbett Havlin Loftus Rathman Taylor Thomson F.co’t Schmidt Morrison Oakley Lions P. & Gamble Harlin Fearnaught Hélwig Fothergil Morrisey Friedhoff Martin Meder Dill F. Corbett Procter & Gamble Hayden

Thrilling Cincinnati baseball seals first half in Class A races

In the Cincinnati Municipal Baseball Association the first half ends today with key matches in Class A. Madeira Welfare faces Purcell as Reading eyes a clash with the suburban club while Worthmore Turtles seek a third straight win and Pleasant Ridge meets St Bernard. Class B and C games also loom, including DeMolay versus Knobloch Tires and Adler Aces at Pleasant Ridge.

Cincinnati Municipal Baseball Association Madeira Welfare Reading Purcell Normile Fang Worthmore Turtles Pleasant Ridge St. Bernard Orioles Taft Field Silver Grove DeMolay Secror Sunp Knobloch Tires Comélio Clothes L. B. Harrison Liberty Square Merchants Dick Bray Harrisons Adlér Aces Leonard Nunn Don Oder Oakley Lions Becker Clothes Evanston Purcell Club Deer Creek Ideal P College Hill Oakley

Crosley Triumphs in Spinney Industrial League Play

In a crowded Crosley league card, Crosley defeats Worthington with strong hitting and fielding. Key players Ehrhardt Braun and Kavanaugh lead offense while Hessler and Tozzer pitch for wins as Cincinnati Grinders and other clubs post results.

Crosley Worthington Ab.h.o.a. Worth Ehrhar’t Braun Riesten G.s Frietag Goldst Keltner Berg’n Wynne Comello Colway Nagel Laacke Kavna’h Miller Salyers Trame Bischoff Haacke Hollam Koch Crofton Benz Bowen Templer Aeadyman Motsinger Hurling Kripp’s Bach’n. R Hessl’r Tozzer Scholl Csporicy Riestenberg Borgman Kavanaugh Bachman Goldstein Kripp Hessler Riestenber Riestenberry Krippendorf Kaucher Weéckstein Gli Heskamp Redland Eld Winton Shops Frank Tea and Spice Winton Ab.h.o.a Frank Ab.h.o.a. Ila Davenport Wade Tucinsart Bias Edwards Cand Robison Frank T.&.s Kline Croftyn Robinson Eppler Haucke Schulte Hoelscher Cincinnati ‘Grinders Goldsmith

Simpson Plans To Quit Then Wins But Plans To Return

Simpson, the Ohio State sprinter, initially planned to retire after the national meet but changed his mind after a sharp loss to Frank Wykoff. He won the 220 yard dash within close reach of the world record and now aims to race Percy Williams in Vancouver on July 1, hoping Wykoff will be there as well. He criticized the starter for delaying the race and acknowledged Wykoff’s superior form.

Stagg Chicago George Simpson Ohio State Frank Wykoff Southern California Simpson Vancouver Canada Percy Williams Wykoff George W. J. Manilaw California Flyer Eddie Tolan Claude Bracey Cy Leland Ohio

Freeman to box Baker in Cleveland bout

Tommy Freeman a Cleveland welterweight will fight Sergt Sammy Baker of New York in a ten round boxing match at Taylor Bowl on June 17. Matchmaker Eddie Mead announced tonight.

Pacific Coast League standings snapshot

Sacramento 3 5, Hollywood 9, San Francisco Missions 6, San Francisco 0, Oakland 5, Seattle 8. The fragment lists team records and aligns with a league standings column likely from a historical Pacific Coast League page.

Sacramento Hollywood Tes Bya . Fee Francisco Missions San Francisco Oakland Seattle

Century Clubmen Laud Gift of Ten Acre Track Facility

William E. Rome executive secretary of the Century Athletic Club praises a gift of a ten acre athletic field and quarter mile cinder track from George Schott of the Coney Island Company. The Century Athletic Club Field will host amateur meets and be dedicated Saturday with the Ohio AAU track meet drawing top track and field stars.

William E. Rome Century Athletic Club George Schott Coney Island Company Coney Island Ohio A. A. U Ohio

Wesleyan Honors Rickey at Ohio Wesleyan

Branch Rickey, vice president and business manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, was initiated as an honorary member of the Ohio Wesleyan Omicron Delta Kappa chapter at the commencement meeting. Rickey serves as a university trustee.

Home Run Parade Noted Across MLB Leaders

The Leaders feature Ruth of the Yankees and Ott of the Giants among top home run hitters. Crumbled listing shows Robinson, Gehrig, Berger and others with multiple homers. league totals and player tallies are summarized despite garbled OCR.

Associated Press Ruth Yankees Herman Robins Wilson Cubs Foxx Athletics Berger Braves Gehrig Klein Phillies Ott Giants English Ison Yates Zachary Cardinals Beck Clark Pirates Alexander Tigers Gehringer Reynolds White Sox Ensereed American

Night Baseball Plans in Indianapolis

Plans by Norman Perry president of the Indianapolis team call for night games making Indianapolis the largest city to host night baseball. The move signals a major urban baseball feature with evening attendance potential and regional interest.

Norman Perry Indianapolis

FENCING CHAMPION MRS VAN BUSKIRK WEDS FIGHTING LEGEND

Mrs Harold Van Buskirk, noted fencing champion of the United States, is married to Harold van Buskirk. He is a member of two international teams and two Olympic sword ensembles.

Harold van Buskirk Unite States Harold Wa Buskirk

New Idea in Golf Shown by Seattle Pro

Walter Pursey, a Seattle golf professional, records his pupils swings on film and projects the footage to show them their errors, introducing a visual teaching method for improving form and technique.

Walter Pursey Seattle

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