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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
6
Glenister II wins the Metropole Purse in 1 41 4-5 matching a course record as Buck finishes second. Arcady takes the Avondale after Declans racks up his second Whitney win. Cross Village and Florence Mills win early and rough riding mars the program with jockey Noel injuring Midnight Rose.
Delectable wins the third race at Latonia in a 1400 explorer claiming event for fillies and mares three and up. Treacy Walker stable rides the winner from post position, with Dutch Girl and Black Grackle following. Be Beccna and Midnight Rose encounter trouble. Time posted 1:23. Delectable earns 1100 to the winner with strong stretch drive.
Eppa Rixey pitched a complete game as Cincinnati Reds beat Philadelphia Phillies 5 to 2 at Redland. The decisive first inning produced four runs aided by a Sand error, with Burns, Fonseca, and Dressen contributing, while the Reds defense and Rixey’s late surge preserved the margin. Jamesy Ring started for the Phillies and Betts closed for Cincinnati with a strong four-inning relief.
A longstanding city business claims a truss that cures eight of ten rupture cases and is the most comfortable yet. No leg strap chafes. They offer in-home fitting and a free trial with no cost if unsatisfied, contrasting distant out-of-town suppliers.
Track gossip says the Kentucky Jockey Club may endow a 1 1/4 mile race with up to 25000 dollars to feature Sting, Flying Ebony, Sarazen, Cherry Pie, Captain Hal, Son of John and other top three year olds and older horses. Sting would be ineligible for remaining Latonia features but Latonia aims to showcase top talent from the West.
Brownell Combs of Lexington visits Marengo in the sixth race and reveals plans to mate his mare Sweetheart, who recently went amiss, with Man o War, as Thomas Young, track superintendent at…
Churchill Downs in Louisville drew George Korshage, renowned for witnessing the Downs first race, and trainer Frank J. Stevens who returned from New York with Jefferson senist on horses. Stevens transferred the horses to John F. Schorr who will oversee them, while Stevens dedicates his time to the A. L. Kirby horses.
J. Milam sells four yearlings to G. Frank Croissant of Chicago. The horses will stay at Milam's Place near Louisville and Lexington for now, with training by Mose Shapoff.
Will Wells in the S N Holman stable pulled up lame after a Sunday gallop. R A Fairbairn Na tional Biscuit Co VP and horse owner visited Latonia with trainer Jack McPherson. Jockey Howard Stearns joined the Johnson N Camden stable after riding Dudley to victory and plans to ride many of its horses. his Dudley ride ended an eighteen month long absence from racing.
Rose Marie a two year old from T. C. McDowell Stable bucked shins after the Clipsetta Stakes. Panola and Epsomite from International Stable incurred leg cuts. Panola worst injured. Latonia track hosts Bradley Club for Boys opening dance with Linton Hotel Orchestra and a committee of Pat Galliger H J Thompson Edward Pressy and F J Smith.
Word reached here that Lily M a frequent Kentucky winner in the stable of Mrs Robert McGarvey died at Aurora Illinois She had been shipped there from Louisville Gandon a Williams Bros two year old is laid up with a wrenched ankle from the Bashford Manor Stakes held on the meeting's final day
Cupid's Curse suffered a skin ailment after a second place finish to Kinkead in the Clipsetta Stakes on Saturday. Trainer Billy Garth expressed hope the issue is not serious and will improve quickly.
Modest, in his fourth year and tied to the McLean circle, is set to race again after a wind affliction treated by Dr. C N Finch of Jeffersonville. Garth reports the colt won the initial run of the series and will soon return to competition at Louisville.
Rain threatened the track but racing proceeded with Glenister Sr. matching the track record and Brunswick and Decans posting fast times. Jockey G Noel escaped injury thanks to a fiber skull cap after a scare with Midnight use. R Bludam received a fifteen day suspension for causing a fall in the third race, with a prior Louisville warning for rough riding. Starter banned Jimmy Burke for three days over barrier conduct with Spices.
Detroit defeats Philadelphia 7 to 6 after an eighth inning rally. Baumgartner and Groves took the loss as Holloway allowed the deciding runs while Fothergill homered for Philadelphia and Dykes contributed for Detroit.
National League games saw Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh 8 Boston 4 Chicago 10 New York 4 St Louis 6 Brooklyn 5 Milwaukee 4 St Paul 3 Kansas City 9 Minneapolis 7. American League scores include Fees to New York 6 St Louis 5 Boston 3 Cleveland 1 Detroit 7 Philadelphia 6. American Association results Louisville 12 Toledo 4 with Milwaukee at Toledo and St Paul at Louisville.
In six innings Brooklyn fails to clear Rommel while St Louis beats them 9 to 7. Holloway gains the win and Rommel the loss with Ormsby and Moriarty behind the plate.
Boston pitcher Howard Ehmke allows five hits and defeats the Indians 3 1 in Boston. In the first inning Cleveland score on a McNulty bunt, Sreaker's single, and Knode's double. thereafter the visitor offense is blanked. The box shows Ehmke pitched a complete game with Shaute taking the loss for Cleveland.
New York edged St Louis 6 to 5 in ten innings as Combs drove in the winning run with a sacrifice fly after a late homer barrage. Hoyt allowed two 9th inning home runs to force extra innings, Pennock worked the 10th for the win as the Yankees clinched the series three games to one.
Chicago 10 Giants 4 as McGraw watches from box after recent nervous breakdown. Lefty Grimm injured in collision at first base. Game details include line scores, pitching notes, and errors with Chicago side favored 10 runs to 4.
In St Louis on June 8 the Cardinals defeated the Dodgers 6 to 5 to start the series. Hornsby led a late surge as a right field blast by Toporcer and a tying eighth inning shot from Shortstop tied the game before the winning run crossed in the final frame. O'Farrell on base earlier and notable defensive plays fueled the comeback with Johnston Mitchell and Bottomley delivering key hits.
Pittsburgh a decisive 8 to 4 victory over Boston in the series opener. Grantham led with four hits in five at bats including a double, while Aldridge held Boston to steady pitching. Traynor and Moore contributed key hits as Pittsburgh tallied in each inning except the sixth.
In Jersey City and Providence, multiple batter pairings and innings are listed with scores. Baltimore and Reading hosted doubleheaders, while Toronto and others post incomplete box numbers and lineups for several players across two games totaling seven to eight innings.
The Phillies meet the Reds at 3 oclock with Dolf Luque set to pitch for Cincinnati and Benton as backup. Attendance registered 1886 fans. Babe Pinelli injures right thumb and will be out while Sam Bohne is noted for a birthdate hint and Jimmy Byers shines in defense and at bat.
In a tense game, Smith and Walker were thwarted on utative triples as Schultz made a leaping catch near the bleachers to rob Smithy of a blazing drive. Carl Mays appeared in uniform for the first time in days and reported his arm improving after a light workout.
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