Buckwheat Cake equal to Latonia distance Lyric Purse win
Buckwheat Cake narrowly wins the Lyric Purse at Latonia, equaling the one mile and seventy yards track record shared by Cudgel Whiskaway Audacious and others. Rothermel and Little Visitor run second and third as Buckwheat Cake and Goldie Johnson steer the mare to the finish. Little Celt wins Millcreek Valley Purse in a hard-fought finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Visitor
Rothermel
Little Celt
Millcreek Valley
Lincoln G. Plaut
Latonia
Racing Secretary
E. R. Bradley
Johnson N. Camden
Cudgel
Whiskaway
Audacious
Goldie Johnson
Mergier
F. Sharpe
Beach Talk
Deeming
International
Son of Celt
Little Flower
Glenister II
Step Along
Glenister
Edward Cebrian
Lee Canfield
Surprise
Court Lady
James W. Corrigan
Kenton Stable
Estin
Margate
E. J. Holland
Gentry
Saw Silk
Lawless
Race track chatter at Belmont and surrounding stables
Track gossip notes arrivals and licenses for jockeys Beobie and J Tunstall. Belmont Stakes contender Almadel withdrawn with a bruised heel and sent back to Kentucky. Movements include Moses Co trainers, Shapoff purchases for Croissant and plans for John I Smith after leaving Kilmer stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almadel
Belmont Park
Hal Price Headiey
Kentucky
Mose Goldblatt Reinstated as Whitney Trainer in New York
Mose Goldblatt resumes role as trainer for the Whitney stable with Harry Payne Whitney. Bobby Bower accompanies him in New York. The arrangement includes six to seven horses under his care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Goldblatt
Harry Payne
Whitney
Bobby Bower
New York
How They May Ran in Today's Races
Plaut selections list six race lineups with horses Dusty Mary Barbara Cloister Jack Rieger Menifee Colonel Gilmore Delectable and Best Chance Colonel Gilmore favored to win.
Latonia Race Card Summaries
Dusty Mary and Billy Blair lead an opening race in Latonia with Despard support. La Sabina and Slicker contest the second race while Jack Reiger shows in the fourth with David aboard. Menifee Oh Susanna Brown Sugar race six featuring Colonel Gilmore Bees and Mikado. Black Grackle Contact Royal Miss headline the seventh with Best Chance Barbara in reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusty Mary
Billy Blair
Keegan
Barbara
Aileen P
Stella King
Cloister
Goldfield
Barbara Bush
Jack Rieger
David L
Twister
Colonel Gilmore
Sandalwood
Bees
Fanny de Coursy
Colonel
Gilmore
Latonia
Despard
la Sabina
Slicker
Jack Reiger
Menifee
Oh Susanna
Brown Sugar
Mikado
Black Grackle
Contact
Royal Miss
Whitely Stock Farm horses and Raceland meet set to open
Tauchlane a three year old gelded and turned out at John S Wiggin's Military Stock Farm Hutchison Ky. Program books for the first nine days of the Raceland meeting opening July 9 were distributed by Racing Secretary William H Shelley who will serve there again. The Hotel Marting Handicap worth 1000 for three year olds and upward will decorate the opening day card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tauchlane
C. H
Pat’’) Knebelkamp
John S. Wiggins
Military Stock Farm
Hutchison, Ky
Raceland
William H. Shelley
Magnetic Two Yearold Out of Danger in Mueller Stable
Magnetic, a two year old, in the stable of Theodore E. Mueller, has been reported out of danger by trainer James H. Moody after being on the ailing list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnetic
Theodore E. Mueller
James H. Moody
Keene and Widener Stable Seek 53 Yearlings at Keeneland
C H Knebelkamp relinquishes call on Jockey H Taylor tied to Audley Farm. J G Denny of the Ham Keene unit will report at Keeneland Farm near Lexington on June 20 to manage fifty three yearlings. Forty two belong to J Widener and eleven to the Keene brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Knebelkamp
H. Taylor
Audley Farm
J. O. Keene
J. G. Denny
G. H
Ham’’) Keene
J. E. Widener
New York
Keeneland Farm
Lexington
Racing official travels to Aurora for Henderson meeting
Julius Geder, assistant racing secretary and manager at Dade Park, spent Sunday in Aurora Illinois on a mission for the Henderson Kentucky session. He reported assurances from numerous owners that they will ship there for the meeting in the latter half of August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Geder
Dade Park
Aurora, Ill
Henderson
Jockey Heugel Fined $100 After Race Incident
Jockey Jake Heugel lost temper during the second race as Accumulator challenged for home and beat the horse across the finish. He then whipped after the finish. Stewards saw no reason for post race punishment and fined Heugel $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Heugel
Jockey Refrains After Indisposition at Idle Hour Farm
Jockey Walter Taylor sat out due to a slight indisposition while Brown Prince II Macaroon from Idle Hour Farm Stable showed breakdown, with Boone's Knoll a three year old brown, to be sent to Lexington farm for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone’s Knoll
Idleour Farm
Lexington
Jockey Club Leaders Attend Louisville Board Meeting
Colonel M. J. Winn general manager of the Kentucky Jockey Club and Colonel Andrew Vennie resident manager at Churchill Downs spent Monday in Louisville attending a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Kentucky Jockey Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Winn
Kentucky Jockey Club
Andrew Vennie
Churchill Downs
Louisville
Harold Stakes Entries Filed For Two Year Olds
Jockey assignments announced for next Saturday's Harold Stakes with riders Walter Taylor Danny Connelly Mack Garner and Harry Hamilton set to ride for four owners to protect stake engagements. Jockey Fields suspended ten days for rough riding at the clubhouse turn. Estin the 3-to-4 favorite in the second race failed to start well and drifted to a long shot as Accumulator and Selective battled for the purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Taylor
Carl Weidemann
Danny Connelly
T. P. Hayes
Mack Garner
James T. Looney
Harry Hamilton
George Kirk
Jockey Fields
Estin
Blue Bonnet Entries Show Six Claiming Races At Fast Track
The program lists seven claiming races for maiden and older horses at five furlongs to one mile. Notable entries include Wrs. Earl Coombs, MERNICE, Bea Blaze, Mint Stick, Polly Wale, Watch Charm, Heir At Law, Mint Strike, and Rosa Yeta among others with purses of 800 dollars and track described as fast with cloudy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrs
Earl Coombs
Mernice
Coventry Girl
Spring Branch
PEI
Canada
A. Consavanenike
MSU
Sir Clarence
Gee Rai
Iei
Fane Lady
Pireuel « Siminionsitiges
Polly Wale
Dick Whittington
Muskallonge
Loggarth Aroon
Heir At Law
Ee Hs Bog
Scribe
Great Rock
BeroNee
Alice Lang
Dr. Chas. Wells
St. Quentin
Lady Argos
RRR
SRIES
Cies ER PD Io
Itil Csacking Squarson
Craneman
Wrackhorn
Rosa Yeta Oy
Southern Association Scoreline Report
Southern Association games yielded Little Rock Atlanta Nashville Mobile Chattanooga New Orleans Memphis and Birmingham tallies. Final counts show Atlanta 2 Nashville 3 Mobile 2 Chattanooga 4 New Orleans 1 Memphis 3 Birmingham 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Association
Little Rock &, Atlanta
Nashville
Mobile
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Memphis
Birmingham
Rothenberg Athletes Lead in School Meet
Rothenberg School won the Public School Elimination and Track Meet at Carson Field yesterday with 29 points, followed by Morgan School with 28. Twenty-two schools competed. DeHart Hubbard, a Cincinnati student at the University of Michigan, highlighted events by breaking the world broad jump record and tying the 100 yard intercollegiate mark on Saturday. L. P. Stewart served as referee and Dr. Carl Ziegler was clerk of the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothenburg
Carson Field
Morgan School
DeHart Hubbard
Cincinnati
University of Michigan
L. P. Stewart
Carl Ziegler
Minnesota to Hire Fritz Crisler as Coach
St Paul report claims Fritz Crisler, long time assistant to Alonzo Stagg at Chicago, will become the next coach of the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Aurora Entries First Race Lot Hascall Purse
Racing card lists seven races with purses from 600 to 800 dollars for maidens and allowances. Entries include Open Fire Miss Meddling Pepper Day Hester Ann Colonel Schooler Peter Brush Nona Marie Smoky Day Adventure Phyllis Gentry Power Komadnis Teddy Toast Straight Shot Archie Alexander Erskine Martha Moore Seths Flower Bygone Days Flying Prince Clockstocking and other named horses. Weather cloudy track heavy. Apprentice allowance claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ccsipeccasineas
Elizabeth Carmichael
Phyllis Gentry
Komadnis
Old Broadway
Pelion
Tender Seth
Jorg Iischen
Theo Fay
Mt. Shasta
Jack MacMahon
Teddy Toast
Archie Alex
Doctor Tubbs
Erskine Ee Siti
Royal George
Martha Moore
Donald Gallaher
Wilber Cox
Seth’s Flower
Danwiber
K.sc
Moilal
Flying Prince
Veale
Poland
Pichon
Clarence
Chiavetta
Dust Flower
Buja
Quick Land
Pest
Orse
Theo. Fay
L. Pichon
George Groom
J. Eaton
Mattie
Frog’e
Believe Me
Her’t
Bales Davis
Archie Alexander
Clarence Henry
Seth
Hoagland
Schaefer
Sobrose
J. Marimee
Davis, Jr
Uncle
Glory
Lew Pope
John Q. Kelly
Talequa
Yoo Hoo
Lady Inez
Sylvia
Neal
Elizabeth K
Elias O
Rosa Greener
Boganowski
Panna
S. Herbert
Booneville
Betsy
White Boots
Fred Kinney
Aurora horse results feature multiple claiming races
AURORA results show several claiming races with purses from 600 to 800 dollars. Winners include Romp and Believe Me with long odds, and fields list scratches and also ran horses. Weather is cloudy with a wet heavy track as races conclude.
Aqueduct results highlight six races from a busy card
Detailed finish order across six races at Aqueduct including a one mile and one furlong Brooklyn Handicap won by Mad Play with Sting second. Britannic and Vox Populi also placed in the Bay Side Steeplechase where St. Lawrence fell and remounted. Weather clear, track slow. Michigan Ontario League game Flint 9 Hamilton 8 in 14 innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pl
Nedana
Fator
Candy Kid
McAfee
Beatrice
Stevens
Veitch
St. Lawrence
Peccant
Boatman
Wormwold
Maiden
Gareth
Pecora
Kellum
Raw—Orbit
Sweet Inver
Ee Champoo
Famine
Billiken
Pure Hh
Woolworth
Happy Birlay
Sea Net
Rubinette
Mad Play
Sting
Breuning
Catalan
Ambrose
Wilderness
Aga Khan
Flames
Klondyke
Cherry Pie
Sunsini
Hudgins
Flying al
Catrone
Rigel
Beach
Rowland
Shamrock
Pilgrim
Sabine
McTaggart
Laura Dianti
Sox
Che
Vie
Pontine
Tea
Instructress
Flechita
Alletache
Lissey
Syria
Janesso
Clelre
Molly Locket
Ran B
Barbara
Herodiade
Hell Cat
Rapture
Blue Bonnet Race Results and Purses Across Meet
Racing card lists six races with claiming and maiden events for three-year-olds and up, purses from 800 to 1500 dollars, various distances from 1 mile to 7 furlongs. Notable finishes include Just Fine first in race one and Gypsy Flyer paying for place in race two, with multiple scratches and entries noted. Track conditions described as fast with a cloudy sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawless
High Prince
Bona Vera
Blue Stone
George M. Hendrie
Poinsettia
Muldoon
Pitchfork
Seeneneeeeneee
Brose
Australette
Delmar
Fred Aerero
Mungo
Flagstaff
Eysun
Stinsini
Vigil Roper
Yoshimi
Trojanus
the Pullet
al Boyd
Osage
Fisher
Flint
Munden
Blue Brush
Collins
Starmatia
Lyrea
Oakwood
Golden Rod
Gymnast
Beau Nash
Merry Bells
Tarascon
Rhineston
Orpelia
Step By Step
Gypsy Flyer
Thompson
Allen
Aes
Clausner
Elm
Sea Man
Ben Franka
Zeppelin
Hastings
Endor
Claver
Cozy
Kennedy
Snooksie K
Compromise
Carter
Emma Hoagland
Connaughtie
Upward Cambridge
King’s Court
Howard
el Jesmar
Faddist
Ceylon Prince
Arno
Caladium
Guelph
Wave Crest
Gold Rock
Setting Sun
Mnadden
Fulion Cudgeler
Bradgan
Ridenour
Pole Star
Ducky
Lucky Antoine
Briar Sweet
Isaman
Yakima
Ca Tim
St. Martins
Real Estate Transfers Stir 1925 Market Activity
Real estate activity in 1925 shows higher volume than 1924 per a sixth semi annual survey by the National Association of Real Estate Boards. Mortgage money is plentiful in larger cities with rates steady or falling, and demand centers on homes and residential property. The report pulls data from 225 city boards and notes brisk subdivision activity alongside numerous deed transfers and property sales across Cincinnati area districts including Northside, Price Hill, Avondale, College Hill and Norwood with various parcels traded and leases arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
National Association of Real Estate Boards
National Association
Lawrence
Anna Wenning
Hamilton Avenue
Ambrose Avenue
Sycamore Township
Omer F. Schwalle
Paul and
Lovica Tuley
Millcreek
Jennie E. Cox
John L. Cochran
Northside
Rose Erd
Frank Eastman
Edward DeSerisy
Cleves
John R. Whitney
John L. Harrell
M. M. Greene
Price Hill
Mary Fare
Abe Fabe
Mt. Hope Road
West End
Amelia Krippendorf
Harry H. Klare
State Avenue
Lehman Road
Carthage
Percy Gerard
Charles W
Clara L. Spegal
Eggers and
Spring’s
Lockland Avenue
Lockland
George Niehaus
Herbert L. Niehaus
Arlington Avenue
Harrison L. Hannah
Christian
Bernadina Ranly
Columbia Avenue
Riverview Syndicate
Fred Chonan
Isaac
Nallie Pratt
College Hill
William B. Slater
Frederick
May Horn
Salvia Avenue
Samuel D. Cooper
Mary E
Frank C. Jackson
Cedar Grove
Malena E. Haverland
Clifford Place
Hartwell
James H. Brenner
H. W
Irma V. Schweikert
DeCamp Avenue
Harry Vane
Julia M. Haffner
Earl F
Floren G. Maes
Maple Avenue
Price Hills
Harry L. Olden
Harry
Ethel Suelter
Cedar Grove L. & B. Assn
Madisonville
D. Schuerman
Schneider Grocery Company
Madison Road
Magdalena Bergman
Same
Melish Avenue
Max Mueller
Carrie Mueller
Montauk
F. A. Riehle
Raymond R. Riehle
Norwood
William H. Schaurer
Margaret Schaurer
Norwood View
Oakley
Walter B. Alsop
Leo D. Alsop
Alamo Street
Reading
William Kassen
Clara E. Litfin
Symmes Township
H. S. Stevenson
John Gantzler
Cora Lederhouse
Peter Miller
Ohio Land and Improvement Company
Frank V. Benton
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Delaware Avenue
William Botwin
Howard E. Waldo
Lewis and Hermosa Avenues
Ys Park East
Glenn M. Carpenter
Florence M. Levi
Residence Sells in Price Hill for Fifteen Thousand
A two and a half story brick house with seven rooms a tile bath and a double garage on a 40 by 165 foot lot at 820 Elberon Avenue Price Hill sold by Fred P. Wessel Realty Company to Courtland Heckinger for 15000. A. W. Sehn was the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberon. Avenue
Price Hill
Fred P. Wessel Realty Company
Courtland Heckinger
A. W. Sehn
A S Workum Co Leases Office Space in Schmidt Building
The A S Workum Company leases 620 square feet on the Schmidt Building's second floor at Fifth and Main for three years from the Frederick A Schmidt Company. The rental totals 4500 dollars and the space will be used as a salesroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hake
East Fourth Street
University of Cincinnati
University
A. S. Workum Company
Frederick A. Schmidt Company
Schmidt
Fifth and Main Streets
House Sale in Price Hill Nets $8000 at Gilsey Avenue
Fred Sunderhaus sold his two family frame house with six rooms at 1628 Gilsey Avenue Price Hill to A Bohnstengel for 8000 dollars. The deal was negotiated by the Al Koch Realty Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sunderhaus
Gilsey Avenue
Price Hill
A. Bohnstengel
al Koch Realty Company
Property Transfers Taxed At Fifty Cents Per Five Hundred
A long list details transfers across Cincinnati neighborhoods with property parcels and nominal tax amounts. Entries include Lookout Ida L. Wayne to Andrew F. Hickey 65 by 150 feet. Clifton Ludlow to Charles T. MacConnell 44 by 157 feet. many other deeds note $1 fees and varying tax totals, plus several leases with rent figures and purchase options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lookout
Ida C. Kayser
Robert H. Flynt
Hardisty Avenue
Clifton
W. Arthur Smith
Louisa Meyer
Bishop Street
West End
Clemens Middendorf
Abe Kabakoff
Liberty
Denman Streets
Bessie Lepsky
College Hill
John C. Shepard
Frank Frey
Ohio Land and Improvement Company
Frank J. Forseilles
Belle Schuler
Liberty Street
Camp Washington
John H. Rowekamp
Louis
Rose Rowekamp
Sidney Avenue
Price Hill
Anna Tasch
Robert
Anna L. Holzhauer
Cedar Grove
Mandery Avenue
Bickel
Evanston
Seton Realty Company
Margaret I. Kasting
Crane Avenue
Walnut Hills
Blanche L. Sebel
Lillian
Fred Englert
Fulton Avenue
Mollie Kanter
Lena Mann
Armory and Linn Streets
George Goldenberg
William J. Sheers
Armory Avenue
Anderson Township
George Deimling
Exhibitors and Breeders’ Association
Augusta B. Simper
Charles T. MacConnell
Ludlow Avenue
Middleton Avenue
Leonard J. Hackney
Andrew W
Louise J. Herron
Dexter Park
Pleasant Ridge
Carl P. Guertier
Lawrence L. Case
Columbia
Carrie Guertier
Frank M.koehler
Emma Baker
Peter A. Cogan
John H
Esther M. O’gara
Mt. Hope Syndicate
Park Place
Homer C. Stanforth
Joseph
Lena E. Hilton
Madisonville
Eva B. Tice
August Peter
Hurd Avenue
Columbia Township
Oakley
Leonard Garver, Jr
Henry Miller
Madison Oven
Taylor Avenue
Minix Heights
Thomas J. May
Mollie Hatcher
Alnut Hills
Marie W. Berman
Oennes
Sytress and
Laredo
Thomas Gearns
Antonio
Rose M. Coviello
Walnut Street
Corwin
Mt. Lookout
Idah L. Wayne
Andrew F. Hickey
Ella_ C
Koppenhoefer
Bessie Finer
Olivia Lane
George H. Stebbins
Loan transfers and amounts across multiple banks and individuals
A garbled list shows numerous loan transfers and sums between individuals and banks including Provident Savings Bank, Brighton Bank and Trust, Central Fairmount, Lincoln Bank, and others. Amounts range from 550 to 16 500 dollars with names such as Aba Kabakoff Clemens Middendorf Frey Schuler Wittekind and many others involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aba Kabakoff
Clemens Middendorf
Frey
Allemania L. & B. A. No
Sanaile Schuler
Samuel Wittekind
Union Trust Company
Belle Schuler
Frank H. Sorseilles
Cane
Rowekamp
Lick Run B. & L
Rosemont B. & L
Glittora A. Lesher
Provident Savings
Wee Steiner
Lincoln B. A. No
Ae Hilton
Oakley B. & L. Co
Walter P. Breuer
Pleasant Ridge B. & L. Co
Florence M. Slaughter
Brighton Bank and Trust Company
Chris Waldeck
Same
Louisa Moser
Bett
New Mohawk B. A
Anna E. En
Provident Savings Bank
Louisa B. Nichols
Desk
Clifford C Ene
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
Andrew F. Soon Jr
Provident Savings Beat
Icker
Citizens B. A. No. 2
Angonio Coviello
Antonio S. & L. Co
Carrie Koch
Andrew F. Hickey
Bessie . Finer
Lawrence Wenning
Samy
Acelia G. Voss
William F. Foy
Frank & Curry
Masminster
Twelfth Ward
John Tiree
Jennie E. Cox
Frank Eastman
Northside N.orca
Erd
George E. Hall
Milford
Mortgages Canceled In Numerous Transfers
A list of mortgage cancellations includes many transfers to banks and loan companies with amounts ranging from 500 to 25,000 dollars. Named lenders include Walnut Hills S and L Co., Lincoln B A No. 1, Western Hills B & L Co, and Southern Ohio Loan Co among others, with numerous individual borrowers such as Joseph Rugg Justine Smith Frances Overberg and Albert Seekatz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melile Fox
Blanche Spray
Same
Edward Pool
Washington
Pool
Mon
Sanders
Provident Savings Bank
Solstice E. . White
Reading B. & L. Co
Herbert L. Niehaus
Albert Volle
Charles W. Spegal
Me “Oe Pratt
Woodburn Av. L
Annie Chonau
Carl E. Basler
Western & Southern Life Insurance Company
Earl F. Maes
College Hill Progressive B. & Id., Co
Harry Suelter
Harry L. Olden
Western Hills B. S. & L. Co
Leonard Garver, Jr
Florence M. Levi
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks National Bank
Oscar J. Herminghausen
We Bocklage
Cleveland B. A. Co
Rickman
Centennial B. A
Raymond J. Dorger
Federal Finance Company
Joseph Rugg
Charles C. Pierson
Justine H. Smith
F. W. Smith
Frances Overberg
Joseph Weis
Charles Leppert
Garfield No
Jerry Richardson
Frederick Stegemoeller
John J. Tice
Lick Run B. & L. Co
Joseph L. Slone
Walnut Hills S. & L. Co
Steiner
Lincoln B. A
Prederick Sunderhaus
Big Four
Frederick Sunderhaus
Albert G. Seekatz
Thomas A. Collins
Albert Harrig
Sid Friedman
Ae Malminster
M. Caroline Hieber
Beware R. Harrison
Fred W. Kleine
Margaret Schneider
Christ Waldeck
Brighton Bank and Trust Company
von Cutting
Adda E. Tatman
Alice S. Paul
Shake
Washington Mortgage Company
W. W. Clippinger
Fred Chonau
Delta S. A
Henry W. Ostendorp
Nicholas Drescher
Lafayette Eras
Lockland B. & L. A. Co
Harry Kirschbaum
Nee F. Heuer
Katherine M. Schlueter
Southern Ohio Loan Company
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