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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1925

Page

8

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.

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 Belmont Stakes contender Almadel withdrawn with a bruised heel and sent back to Kentucky.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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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