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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1930

Page

8

Wykoff Breaks Century Record Beats Simpson in Meet

Wykoff won the 880 yard run in 1 54.1 setting a meet record and won by ten yards with Letts in second. Paul Jessup set a new discus mark 160 feet 9 inches while Eric Krenz took second with 158 feet 6 inches. Harold Manning set a two mile mark 9 18.1. Harlow Robert set an NCAA shot put record 51 feet 1 1/2 inches. Tommy Warne added a meet mark in the 13 9 1/2 inch long jump.

Dale Letts Chicago Paul Jessup University of Washington Eric Krenz Stanford Harold Manning Wichita Kansas David Abbott Illinois Manning Brecksmith Indiana Harlow Robert Sivak Butler College Gordon Kiser Washington Hill Oregon Makeover Swartz Western State Teachers Kalamazoo Mich Ekwell Carleton College Eddie Hamm Georgia Tech Edward Gordon Iowa Wykoff James Stewart

Champions Crowned in Ninth National Collegiate Meet

The ninth annual national collegiate track meet crowned champions across events led by Frank Wykoff of Southern California in the 100 yard dash and George Simpson of Ohio State in the 220 yard dash. Others include Reginald Bowen Pittsburgh in the 440 and Joe Sivak Butler in the one mile. table lists point totals for top teams and meet records set.

Chicago Frank Wykoff Southern California George Simpson Ohio State Reginald Bowen Pittsburgh Orval Martin Purdue Joe Sivak Butler Harold Manning Wichita College Stephen Anderson University of Washington Lee Sentman Illinois James Stewart Southern Californ Ed Jordan Iowa Tom Warne Northwestern Paul Jessup Harlow K Robert Stanford Holley Campbell Michigan Kenneth Churchill California Wykoff Anderson Nebraska Washington Notre Dame Wichita Mlinois Georgia Tech Indiana Oregon Texas Christ Wisconsin Geneva

International League Baseball Scores and Batteries

In Bee game Toronto and Montreal split a doubleheader while Baltimore Newark and Buffalo also played. Montreal beat Toronto 8 to 4 in one game and Toronto won 7 to 4 in the other. Newark defeated Baltimore 6 to 0 and Buffalo topped Buffalo 4 to 1 with listed batteries for each side.

Ree Ormahlen Head Can- Batteritrell Phillips R. H. E. Montreal Toronto Batterieski Niebergall Prudhomme Steinecke

Reading at Jersey City Rain Washington Park Entries

A brief item notes rain in Jersey City affecting Washington Park entries. No further details provided in the fragment.

Reading Jersey City

Washington Park Race Card Summary

Results from multiple races at Washington Park including claiming events for three-year-olds and up, plus two-year-old stakes. Notable entries include Klingstone and Portm in first mile, Nisia in two-year-old stake, and Riverdale Handicap winner Cayugan with times and payouts. Scratches listed for each race.

Ruane Depeso Broomshot Lénnie Marinelli Aso Ran Hodai Soit the Okah Hy Schneider Lieutenant Russell Lillian Tobin Valdosta Hernan Cortes Zublena Suprise Moderation Nealon Kay Typhoon Seth Balot Corbett Theo Red Keiser Maryland Ayrand Azov David L Royal Charge Helene M Faraway John T. D Faddy Semper Felix Klingstone Marcum Mooney Buddy Basil Thomas Curran Nisia Nea Hyman O'Donnell Porteodine Ambrose Brown Hills Martin Pangolin Silverlake Spring Cleaner Seguro Westy Greentree Bob Lennie Arias Anderson tForeign Exch Hardy tHarry Frank tCharmer Shining Jay Walker Bill Morris tInsco Dandy Dan Chief John Watkins-Regan Rancocas Senes Cenure Mark Anthony Hyman Petrycobel

Thistledown Racecard and Results Card

Thistledown notes a rainy day with heavy track. Results list six races with purses from 800 to 15000 added, involving horses such as J st Believe Captain J. &., Dixie Lad Maya Dark Sea Headpin Mary McClain, and jockeys including Dougherty Reeves Frye Berry Level Mulrooney Froggate. Also listed are times, place and show payouts. scratches include Backbone Andromeda and Miss Bess.

Rce J’st Believe Dougherty Joot. Sim Anthro Gooler Our Man Rising Star Miss Dinwiddie Foster Reeves Frank Podesta Frye Pran Captaain Woodmont Bold Robin Red Ather Backbone Noble Charge Donas Sam Cole Bright Flash Andromeda Lucky Drift Happy Hanly Berry Ashburne Ross Kublai Khan Checkmate For Luck Jasonette Dingo Courier Dynamo Scratchémon Bill Phillips Aleman Dare Devil Queen Sunset Yorktown Baby Delhi Dell Junior C Futrell Coquina Cunningham Lady Basil Rhubarb Torrence St. Matthews Pancres Gallant Knight Miss Bess Carroll Mary McClain Dark Sabre Full Measure Miss Groom King Bird Torch Reveille Boy Sydney Cesare Interior Bumpkin Preander Copper King Boyish Bob Bess Aimee Goldsmith Bride

Long Branch Horse Results Feature Mixed Purses and Scratches

A Long Branch card lists multiple claiming races from purse levels of 1000 to 2500 with results for first through seventh races. Winners include Footmark in a five furlong two year old race, Black Pride in a one mile race, Montanaro and Nick Cullop among others, with several entries scratched and notable odds and times noted.

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Fairmount Results at Hanford Race Meet

Results from the Fairmount meet at Hanford show multiple races with winners and payoffs. Jockeys include Goodrich, Hanford, Kern, Pega, and Arnold among others, with purses ranging from 800 to 1200 dollars and times noted for several sprints and routes. Weather cloudy and track fast as races unfold with scratches listed for various runners.

Connaught Park Racecard Reports

Racing at Connaught Park features six claiming races with purse notices and results for two-year-olds to older horses. Lovey Girl and Alan's Boy head early winners as time noted, with many also ran and scratches listed across five subsequent events. Weather clear and track slow despite a busy card.

Lovey Girl Slate General Toy Wall Ethel Kenyon Whitaker Dixie Bo Alan's Boy Fator Lassa Wilson Pygmalion Howard Barr Jane Rinehart O’hara Friar's Hope Bob Shannon Dark Angel Supawana Throwback Fair Lad Raw D. Whittngton Joe McCord Mitchell Mac Day Frostilla Girl Leasweep Trifle Kai Lo Princess Mach Star King Song of Songs Acquackanock Knave of Clubs Baby Blimp Angelus Illumine Cyrano O'Hara Daddy Nelson Ridgewy Marine Black Cloud Riley Matt Malone Gwynne Tasman Tall Grass Pomfort Seacrest Kopeck Dante Druggie Diebold Cyclamen Wandering Times San de Oro Rocktrap Gold Dust Nome Wrench Benny Boy Cooper Rockney Jake King Ransom Potent Lady Essington Frank Lake Bud Wilson Instant Pat Calhoun Cut Steel John J., Jr

Auto Drivers' License Law Endorsed by Health Official

Cincinnati should lead in support for a state drivers license law said Bleecker Marquette secretary of the Public Health Federation in backing a statewide program. He cited Pennsylvania's law rejecting 9 000 applicants and urged organized public action to cut Hamilton County traffic deaths through education enforcement and driver testing. He urged speed limit reforms and mandatory license suspensions for serious offenses while promoting a 20 percent reduction in fatalities based on other states with license laws.

Cincinnati Bleecker Marquette Public Health Federation The Commercial Tribune Marquette Pennsylvania Tement Hamilton County Cincinnati Automobile Club Automobile Club Insurance Company Travelers’ Insurance Company National Safety Council

State Auto Nomination Sparks Ohio Auto Club Feud

The Ohio Automobile Association election heated as Charles E. Janes of Columbus and Fred H. Caley of Cleveland clash over nominees. Mittendorf wins a board seat while timing shifts spark debate on eligibility rules for trustees and directors. A federal drive endorses road fund creation of 600000 dollars yearly from gas taxes and license fees.

Charles E. Janes Columbus State Association Schmunk Fred H. Caley Cleveland Auto Club Janes Caley Mittendorf Paul Ackerman Dayton J. Arthur Ferris Youngstown H. M. Scheffell Canton W. 8. Thurston, Jr Toledo James I. Heffner Lima W. R. Horner Sandusky Paul Marshall Youngstown Club William North Warren Club William Howe Hamilton Butler County Club H. E. Smith Marietta Washington County Club Eugene Rheinfrank Kline L. Roberts Rheinfrank Howard Allen Washington Court House Timmerman Warren Automobile Club

Belmont Race Card Summary From Local Meet

Belmont results list mixed races including First Race for claiming three year olds over 7 furlongs with Hacky H and Colossal among top finishers. Second Race steeplechase for four plus over about two miles. Fifth Race Belmont Stakes with Gallant Fox and White among entries. other maidens two year olds and two year stallion stakes noted with times and placements. Scratched horses listed.

Kai Aenean Eeenee Ans Frostilla Girl Autumn Bloom Alice Amine Ella Rufus Sidney W Ake Ughter Buckrill Ruthie Justene Ered Lorraine M Teeeeewnee Cock Robin Ellis Seeeeeneeneenens Friar Bulling Moselle Ward Doctor Fredong Boskey Wrackel U ‘A Hazel Gumberts Lord Britain High Flyer Np Ging Charles Panketa Tenner Fatefu Pisddaeeesn Eee Reviewer Tenet Neeene Er Johnson Highland Fling Little Imprete Clifton’s Maid Jackie Er Arie Blanche IJ Broadmoor Eee Apd Ewes Ms Confab E Pricilla Widener Greenlight Madam Queen Regina H Marvella Austerlitz Nadia Kwane My Betty Sue Ranal Girl Gallopette Lady Hogan Dark Edwina Madelon Vennewee Harry Ellan Sylvan Glen Byron Eabatongeotrope Ocalian Thomas Payne Hoecake Ashburner Oemeenes Amazon Valenciennes Enid Ae Wildair Widener Cou la Zachery Chicleat Passin Review Leteetes Dictionitien I Wrigley Field Jameleon Mary Golden Anger John Seabright Hacky H Kurtsinger Colossal Watters Robertson Sortie Bontain Piasapeiemades Alo Ban—Agoa Calieade East Mas Dav Workman Eer Pennant Lass Imperial Air Black Atch Standby Scimitar Clean Play Everytime War Saint Charon Sun Mission Sign Off Buddy Bauer Infinitus Perkins Dr. Freeland Chicatie Gypsy King II Gallant Fox Sande Robertaon Swinfield Lillie D Rubio Leishman Bathorse Dynamite Friar Bacon Brandon Dare Perception Lycurgus Aremani Mally Fant Bostwick Beelzebub Thorndike Ledégard Veitch Volunteer Melita II Widener Course tEquipoise Polydorus Ean Lamen Baba Kenny Keay Aknahton Mad Career tFervor tBoys Howdy Blue Law Witney tBradley Zelide Roan Antelope

Past Masters Luncheon Arrangements Complete

Final arrangements by the Society of Past Masters committees were completed for a luncheon on Saturday June 14 at Coney Island. General Chairman John W. Cowell hosted honored Past Masters including Dan Williams Louis Blakemore Hon Fred L Hoffman and others with Ed C Landberg of Kentucky assisting on music.

Society of A. M John W. Cowell Coney Island Grand Lodge of Kentucky Ed C. Landberg John Cowell Dan Williams Louis Blakemore Fred L. Hoffman J. H. Cunningham James N. Ramsey Gordon Scherer Gustave R. Werner Claude C. Luyster Thomas’‘O, Muchmore John W. Wiederecht William V. Althaus Fred G. Proctor William A. Gregg Co. J. Mueller Walter N. Lindsay Joseph T. Harrison George Bo

Fritzi Scheff Injured at Palace Theaters

Chicago June 7. Fritzi Scheff musical comedy star was lightly injured last night at the Palace Theaters vaudeville appearance. She stumbled on stage property and her head struck scenery causing shock but no serious injury, according to management.

Fritzi Scheff Chicago Palace Theaters Miss Scheff

Poltergeist Mystery Haunts French Cottage

Reports from Rochepique reveal a poltergeist case at Jean Rozier’s cottage with stones, loud noises, furniture upheaval, and bleeding on children. Officials and Paris savants consider the acts baffling though linked to Rozier’s thirteen year old daughter. exorcism and garlic fail to end the disturbances.

Garret Jean Rozier Poilu Verdun Somme Hell Rochepiqueé MM. Felix de Mornier Rochepiquee Rozier Cottage Rozier Paris Ridet France N. Y

Train collision in Newark claims freight conductor Wheeler

In Newark Ohio on June 7 a collision between a train and a yard engine at Love City fatally injures Oren K. Wheeler 58 a freight conductor for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

Newark Love City Oren K. Wheeler Baltimore & Ohio Railroad

Senate Cannonade Is Dud in Washington

Senator Walsh accuses Bishop Cannon Jr of contempt for leaving a Senate Lobby Committee hearing without permission. Indications point to possible action, with Caraway siding with Cannon on questioning his 1928 political activities. A Wednesday meeting is planned as lawmakers weigh options including citation or subpoena.

Howitzer Cannon Caraway Probhers Washington Walsh Montana James Cannon Senate Lobby Committee Montanan Arkansas Robinson Ind Blaine Rep Wis Borah Idaho Senate Wallsh Jonesboro Ark

Thompsons to be Arraigned on Nine Forgery Indictments

Former Peoples Bank vice president D Thompson and former cashier W A Thompson will face arraignment before Judge Henry W. Harter Jr in Canton on nine indictments charging forgery and embezzlement totaling about 90000. Bank closed after shortages were found. they had been free on 15000 bond. State bank examiners say they confessed.

Liberty

Would-be Burglar Caught at Kinney Shoe Store

Harry Channel, 24, of Greensboro Georgia, arrested near 621 Race Street after being found with a flashlight a loaded revolver and skeleton keys while attempting to burglarize the Kinney Company shoe store. He claimed poverty and a job start next Monday and offered no resistance. Channel had prior arrest last fall over stolen papers used as court evidence. Chief Kirgan ordered him held for further inquiry pending explanations.

Kinney Company Race Street Harry Channel Greensboro Harold Weaver Channell Channel Weaver Walnut Hills Kirgan

Wife Alleges Husband Brought Women Home in Divorce Suit

Julia Jk Givens of 3086 Glenmore Ave charges James Stewart Givens with bringing Betty Walters Mae McKenzie into the home, leaving her out and introducing them to their six children as future mother. She alleges abuse and seeks alimony from the railroad engineer.

Julia Jk. Givens Glenmore Avenue James Stewart Givens Givens Betty Walters Mae McKenzie

Century Athletic Club Seeks 100 New Members

The Century Athletic Club of Cincinnati launches a two weeks membership drive to add 100 new members. An opening party at William H. Kaufmann's country estate gathers the Membership Committee. Chairman John Sebastian says current members total 8650 and aims for 1750 by fall to justify starting a new building next spring.

Century Athletic Club of Cincinnati William H. Kaufmann Ohio Pike Mt. Washington Kaufmann John Sebastian Sebastian Eighth and Elm Streets

Hold up men take auto victim dies of fright

Five men without weapons robbed John Romansky of his car in Chicago early today. Romansky died a few minutes later. Doctors said death was due to a heart attack probably caused by fright.

Chicago John Romansky Romansky

Telephone firm seeks rehearing on advance rate case

Marion Ohio June 7. Counsel for the Ohio Associated Telephone Company said a motion for rehearing of the advanced rate case will be filed with the State Utilities Commission. The commission had ordered the company to refund 162 000 dollars, collected under bond while the case was awaiting disposition.

Marion State Utilities Commission Ohio Associated Telephone Company

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