Morsel and Pigeon Hole Latonia Stake Winners
Morsel wins the Harold Stakes at Latonia in 1:06 3-5 for five and a half furlongs, Gallant Knight close second, Sydney fourth. Pigeon Hole captures the Enquirer Handicap by a length and a half in 1:44 1/5, headlining a Headley training trio with Paraphrase and Hot Shot winning earlier. Multiple races conclude with record crowd on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audley Farm
Gallant Knight
J. N. Camden
Sydney
W. H. Whitehead
Morsel
C. McCrossen
Pigeon Hole
H. P. Headley
Surprise
K. Hoffman
Martinique
Headley
Fairmount Race Day Results Reported
Race by race results from Fairmount feature multiple claiming and stakes events. Patsy H. ridden by Smith won the first race ahead of Altu a and Cherokee Maid. entries, times, and scratches listed for each race. weather cloudy and track heavy noted.
Bainbridge Race Day Results Show Fast Times and Notable Upsets
A multi race card at Bainbridge shows claiming events across six races with purses of 800 dollars and a Plain Dealer Handicap $35,000 added. Winners include Deviner at 20 1 and Brunswick at 4 70, Mosque at 15 20, and Backbone at 7 30. Also noted are numerous also rans, scratches, and a weather report noting clear skies and a fast track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deviner
Luther
Jim Bridger
Kellum
Nondaga
Greenwood
Betty Browning
Ursa Major
Buchan
Macbeth
Elfrieda G
Venus
Monte Rosa
Red Scot
Bail Gee
Red Grange
Maxie
Uranus
Merry Pal
Blue Agate
Seminola
Brunswick
Carroll
Lew Black
Judy
Vega
Savage
Sandy Hatch
the Abbott
Col. Board
Trappy
Lansquenet
Grand King
Jeanne Adele
Shanty McCarty
Recognition
Finland
Wilson
Denny Cooney
Taylor
Kajaba
Blake
Signola
Courier
Keee A. Pernia
Shea
Pernia
Atenas
Dinah
Warhawk
Queen Towton
Orestes Istigator
Volante
Col. Drage
Dante
Leblanc
Wayne Jr
Smith
Immernach
Jim Banda
Four Courts
Caribe
Dingo
Star Maiden
Spring
Kent L
Ulster and Saucy
lIce
Wrack Ray
Star Falcon
Belzoni
Calzona
Pretty Ran
Heatherwine
Sir Leonid
Panorel
Rocky Way
Foster
Bootsie Boo
Ada Elbee
Jack Howe
Helen Dean
Belis
Landolit
Warfield
Midwestern
Polly
Peregeare
Rather
S Terre
Srestes NI
Charlie
Keiser
Jim Sanda
Thador
Eva
Heigle
Goldridge
Shropshire
Catrone
Alise
Gov. Pratt
Black Spot
Armee Navee
Anita M
Roycrofter
Revel
Coaster
Big Gun
Evelyn L
North Ypres
McDermott
Gold
Outer Harbor
High Gravity
Roehm
Senator Seth
Barnone
Dreana Lee
Paul Hirtenstein
Shrops
Devon
Meyer
Gaffsman
McGinnis
Indian Love Call
Jack Higgins
Montanaro
Blushing Maiden
Windy City
Mott
Naishapur
Allen
Leonard
Clyde van Dusen
Paul Bunyan
Dr. Freeland
Black Diamond
Minotaur
Silverdale
Kar Eitel
Bowler
Dail
War Buddy
Grand Prince
Roy Gibson
Judge Ay
Maxiva
Laidley
Wacker Drive
Jones
Gotham
Sweet Mandy
Grassi
Overfire
Neal
Milady
Adele W
Cole
Homewood
John
Aqueduct Race Results First and Other Races
Summary of the days results across the six races at Aqueduct including maiden two-year-old fillies, steeplechase, two-year-olds sprint, the Brooklyn Handicap, and other events with listed horses, jockeys, and times. Notable entries include Grattan and Crack Brigade in two-year-old events with Fitzsimmons and Simmons connected, plus the Brooklyn Handicap purse of 12500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. K. Sh
Schenk
McAfee
Workman
Betty Beau
the Beases
Peter
tAurica
Clemence
Rappahannock
J. Fitzsimmons
W. R. Coe
Hansie
St. Pl
Endicott
Benford
Mantonian
Williams
Sir
Tammaro
Blockhead
Big Veda
R. A. Smith
Skedaddle
The
Hudson
Sh. Grattan
Fator
Ences
Serin
Burke
Crack Brigade
jMaya
Colossal
Imperial Air
Peto
tSkirt
Black Majesty
War Saint
Royal
Pan
tCrazy Coot
Cue
tWhitney
St. Pi. Sh
Light Carbine
Diavolo
Sun Beau
Algernon
Petee Wrack
Comstockery
1Sun Fire
Byrd
Ironsides
Black Panther
Soul of Honor
Begorra
Coe
T. J. Healey
St. Pi
Dail
Peterson
Patricia
Legere
Raw—Humanist
Frisius
the Dipper
Merry Andrew Malerito
Song and Dance Man
Irene Mc
Leonardeau
Puget Sound
la Paloma
Moore
Bigot
Wholey
Old Black Joe
Willie K
Longworth
Lewis
Old Kid
Bob Wheanon
Mortrue
White Ensign
Rex Moore
Creeper
Hamptonian
Princess Delight Io
Gallia
Polyfon
Wagtail
Sunny Brother
Merry Mack
Mannock
Benda
Lougsor
Rooney Errorer
Lizard
Warfain
Hillock Orr Eee Ree Renee
Father Holt
Jim Clarken
Caroliney
Cornelius Seenweeweee
Larson
Northampton Sneewerene
Cloudland
Donnalee
Latonia Second Race and Thoroughbred Holdings Summary
Hot Shot led from the start and held Cleora to win the 6 furlong claiming race. Paraphrase won the Twin Oaks Stakes at 6 furlongs, while Max Brick and Latch Key chased in a tight finish. The Enquirer Handicap featured Pigeon Hole prevailing over Martinique and The Choctaw in a tight stretch drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pigeon Hole
Mr. Headley
Walter Taylor
Paraphrase
Hot Shot
Dinner Dance
Boris
Cleora
Vicaragua
Royal Yeoman
Aspirin
Spanish Jack
Max Brick
Latch Key
Chiz
Black Thunder
Hold Fast
Dar Fur
Twin Oaks Country Club
H. P. Headley
B. c
W. W. Taylor
Wis
GM OS. E
St.Odde
Eae
Cscie Cs Cecsaks
Bt L. Fiche Ks
H. Schutte
Sister Zoe
Agincourt
Hollister
W. W. Pasone
Wts
Hoffman
Martinique
D. Dab
D. KE. Stewart
The
Choctaw
Audley Farm
Ilcscheneds
L. B. Combs
W. Gooler
J. D. Doyle
Rhinock
Typhoon
Dunmore
Senators Get Yank Hurlers Waiver Move
New York June 15 Myles L Thomas Yankee right hander was released to Washington on waivers today by the New York club. Thomas came from Toronto of the International League three years ago and in his only start this season was knocked from the box by the St Louis Browns here this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Myles L. Thomas
Washington
Thomas
Toronto
St. Louis Browns
Rochester Beats Jersey City 9 to 2 in IL action
In an International League game Rochester defeated Jersey City 9 to 2. Montreal drew 4-4 with Baltimore 2-3, Buffalo rolled over Newark 10-2, and Reading 4-7 lost to Toronto 3-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Jersey City
Montreal
Baltimore
Buffalo
Newark
Reading
Toronto
Washington Park race day results outline
Summary of multiple races at Washington Park including sprint and derby events. Records list purse amounts, horse names, jockeys, results in straight and place, and note scratches. Weather is clear with a slow track, and specific times for each race are recorded.
De Mave to Meet Stribling in Knoxville Bout
New York June 15 Jack De Mave heavyweight sparring partner of Paulino Uzcudun signed to box Carl Stribling of Macon Georgia ten rounds in Knoxville Tennessee on July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DE Mave
Strib
New York
Jack de Mave
Paulino Uzcudun
Young Stribling
Macon
Knoxville
Tenn
McCarthy Wins Metropolitan Amateur Championship
Maurice McCarthy Jr. defeated Paul Haviland 7 up and 6 to play to capture the Metropolitan amateur title after the intercollegiate champion staged a final thirty six holes in Montclair New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
Montclair
N. J
Maurice McCarthy, Jr
Paul Haviland
Fenwick and Purcell Nines Meet Today at Hyde Park Field
Fenwick and Purcell square off in a feature sandlot game at Hyde Park Lumber grounds with Purcell aiming to derail Fenwick and climb from third place. The card includes Evanston versus French Bauer and numerous Class A B C matches, with a full schedule of 3:30 o’clock starts across multiple venues and teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenwick and Purcell
Hyde Park Field
French Bauer
Hub Cafe
Westwood No. 3
Friars
Fischer
Taft No. 1
Albers Chryslers
Reading Merchants
Columbia Field
Hartwell
Richter & Phillips
Purcell Squires
Deer Creek
Lindwood Triangle
Oakley Merchants
Adler Aces
Oakley
Comello
Tony Comello
College Hill
Rapid Electros
Riverside
Pleasant Ridge
Fay & Egan
French-Bauer
Evanston
L. B. Harrison
Taft
Eagle Savings
Townsend-West
Augs
Dempsey
Purcell
Fenwick
Hyde Park
West
Davis Tailor
City Transit
Fischer Radio
Salem Cubs
Union Printers
Noyes
DeMolay
North Hyde Park
McCullough- Ashton
Coca-Cola Cubs
Madisonville Olds
Dunham Avenue
North College Hills
Johnston
Junior Order of Moose
Lequine
Liberty Square Merchants
Spindler H. B
Columbia
Blue Bonnets racing results from the first six races
A compact report of race results at Blue Bonnet with purses and winners. Blade and San De Oro led the first race 7 furlongs. Calm and Mad Sketch top the claiming second race. Kitling and Master Bobbie among others in the one mile third race. The Kindergarten Stakes is noted as well as the Blue Bonnets Handicap and additional claiming races, listing horses, jockeys, and payoffs. Also ran and scratched details accompany each race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland Stable
Blk. G
Thunderer
Flora McFlusey
F. P. Buree
Wts
St.Odde
Black Thunder
Ye H. Schutte
Southland
St da Foi i Cicessi
M. Reed
Dar-Fur
Spree
Basouk
Jones
Ada Adler
Prpeticc Icc
J. Allgeyer
Louisville Lou
Meyer
P. W
Elliott & Lewis
Pretty Mich
Fuss
Feathers
Hobson Settee
Gene Sener Ween
Mac Fogle
Finland
Devonshire Neeeree
Tubric
Porte
Master Eddie
Billy E Peet
Frank Pea
Jim Bridger
Blade
Curran
San de Oro
Wilson
Rose Flame
Maciver
Silver Wedding
Eloise McAuliffe
Jessylyn
Ballet
Bule Britannia
Paul
Sir Stanley
Patrick Edward
Mad Star
Lancemint
Coverwood
the Detective
Townrow
Kurtsinger
Annie Curtis
Greco
Sunswept
Sun Agnes
Highland Captain
Hoplite
Pygmalion
Wishingstone
Ruby Thomas
Pleasant Smile
Shana
Courier
Firebrigade
Obtain
Vic
Balia d’Or
Kitling
Zateslo
Bobbie
Gibson
Arrant Jade
Miss Gaiety Ir
Bright Orb
Solidity
Shepherd of the Hills
Kerwek
Campanini
Patricia J
Lady Sphere
Black Friar
Taral
Snowy
Mann
Wrackell
Dark Simon
Brown
Thistle
Rage
John Robert
Strongheart
Boom
Whit’r
Campanella Kurtsinger
Royal Watch
Pandora
Birch
Fire Chief
Sam Slick
Seagrave
Prairie Girl
Eyelash
Redouble
Emplette
Lovera
Sweetest Song
Pendleton
Middletown Armees and five other games on today’s card
Middletown Armees meet Harmony at 3 p.m. with umpires Klen and Brosnan. Potters face Lawrenceburg at 3 30 p.m. with umpires Yuellig and Eilers. Mergard's All-Americans vs Cheviot at 3 p.m. with umpires Grote and Kaucher. Times-Stars meet Richmond at 3 30 p.m. with umpires Fleat and Minzler. Hamilton Kirks vs Greenfield at 3 p.m. with umpire Munson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Armees
Harmony
Klen and Brosnan
Potters
Lawrenceburg
Yuellig
Eilers
Mergard
Cheviot
Grote
Kaucher
Times-Stars
Richmond
Fleat
Minzler
Hamilton Kirks
Greenfield
Munson
Winton Place Merchants and More Local Exhibition Matches
Dayton teams face off at Valley Merchants and Bond Hill venues while local clubs like El Ricos, Horton Washers, Stillmaker Bakers, and Northside Caseys host games across Hamilton County. Morrow plays Loveland in an exhibition in X town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winton Place Merchants
Bond Hill
Dayton Thoroughbreds
Valley Merchants
el Ricos
Mt. Healthy
Northside Caseys
Miamitown
Horton Washers
Hamilton Lindens
Stillmaker Bakers
Middletown
Silverton
Carthage
Morrow, O
Loveland
Effort to Unite North and South Baptists
In Denver on June 15 the Southern Baptist Convention through Dr J B Lawrence of Kansas City presented overtures to the Northern Baptist convention seeking closer church unity. He suggested the two bodies meet in Washington in successive weeks two years hence as part of the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Southern Baptists
J. B. Lawrence
Kansas City
Northern Baptist Convention
Lawrence
Southern Baptists For
Missouri
Washington
Ramsay MacDonald
Abraham Lincoln
James Rushbrooke
London
Baptist World Alliance
A. W. Beaven
Rochester
N. Y
Colgate University
Northern Baptist Assembly
Baptist Church
Mrs. Ridenour Loses Race With Death In Air Return
Mrs. Frank Ridenour died trying to reach her daughter Leontine Ridenour who was injured in a car crash last Tuesday. The flight to the bedside ended when the airplane forced down in Texas and Leontine died today from her injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Frank Ridenour
Leontine Ridenour
Texas
Three-Eye League Scores From Friday Games
Decatur defeats Peoria 7 to 2 while Evansville beats Springfield 8 to 2. Quincy edges Terre Haute 1 to 0 and Bloominexen over Danville 5 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Peoria
Evansville
Springfield
Quincy
Terre Haute
Bloominexen
Danville
Eleven Nations Pay U S War Debts in Semiannual Installment
Treasury receipts totaled 80,109,385.95 from eleven nations led by Great Britain with 66,795,000. Other contributions included Italy 5,000,000 Belgium 4,200,000 and Czecho Slovakia 1,500,000. Payments comprised principal and interest with most made in Treasury notes and the securities canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Czecho-Slovakia
Esthenia
Finland
Hungary
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
Rumania
Jugo-Slavia
Hoover Sends Dental Expedition to Alaska
Dr. Leaman M. Waugh of Columbia University’s Dental School, named by the Public Health Service, will lead a July 6 departure from Seattle to Unalaska aboard the cutter Northland. He carries x ray equipment and dental gear plus small gifts for Eskimo patients and plans to publish government findings after a September return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leaman M. Waugh
Columbia — University
United States Public Health Service
Waugh
Health Service Reserve
Hoover
Coast Guard Service
Seattle
Northland
Unalaska
Coast Guard
Ishbel MacDonald Seeks London County Council Housing Seat
Ishbel MacDonald, based in Lossiemouth, expresses desire to join the London County Council Housing Committee. She already serves on Education and Parks committees and cites overcrowding and housing shortage as London’s greatest problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lossiemouth
Scotland
Ishbel MacDonald
Social Ark
London
East End
No. 10
Downing Street
London County Council
Scrat i Public Health Administration
SENDER OF FALSE ALARM TO GO IN ROGUES' GALLERY
New York City plans to photograph false alarm callers. Mayor Walker will operate a City Hall fire alarm box that records the person sending the alert. The device will snap the mayor in the act of signaling while engines will not respond to false alarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Walker
City Hall
Vanguard Arrives for 63rd G A R Encampment at Findlay
The vanguard of the Ohio G A R arrives in Findlay for the sixty third annual encampment to be held next week. Daughters of the Union Veterans will present a memorial to the city tomorrow afternoon. Rev Edward J Smith of Cuyahoga Falls will speak at the night meeting in the First Methodist Episcopal Church. The encampment begins Tuesday with many ceremonies planned ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Ohio
Daughters of the Union Veterans
Edward J. Smith
Cuyahoga Falls
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Beauty turns prudish after winning Miss Universe title
Galveston Texas June 15 Lisa Goldarbeiter wins the Miss Universe pageant and faces a $15,000 theater contract but may be photographed in a bathing suit. She awaits a home message as the Galveston Pageant Committee plans a voyage on the Lasalle to bring her home if she declines the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Lisa Goldarbeiter
Victor
Papa
New Orleans
Gar Wood Aims for Italian Trophy Race Speed
Gar Wood ordered the fastest outboard motor boat and gear to be sent to Venice for September racing in the King of Italy trophy event. He will also enter Miss America VII in the regatta and plans to sail from Algonac within two weeks to inspect a giant German flying boat under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Venice
Gar Wood
Arthur J. Utz
Song Writer Arrested on Morning After
Tommy Malie a 32 year old Chicago songwriter of Jealous Looking at the World Through Rose Colored Glasses Highways Are Happy Ways and Today Is the Morning After was arraigned in Police Court on drunkenness Judge Joseph W Schulman dismissed him after warning against repetition and required him to sign a blank peace bond Malie lost both arms in World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tommy Malie
Joseph W. Schulman
Malie
Washington Prohibition Pains Highlight Treasury Clash
In Washington on June 15 protests flared as Assistant Secretary J Seymour Lowman locked in his office over questions about the Virkula killing and disputed his earlier statements. Prohibition Commissioner J M Doran released cost figures of 14.6 million for 1928 while the President's Law Enforcement Commission awaited data to begin its probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Washington Today
J. Seymour Lowman
Minn
Prohibition
J. M. Doran
Prohibition Unit
Law Enforcement Commission
Lowman
E. J. White
Virkula
International Falls
White House
the Treasury
Doran
Custody Fight Looms Over Border Patrolman in Killing
International Falls, Minn. June 15 A federal state custody dispute over border patrolman E J White charged in the killing of Henry Virkkula escalates after a hearing set for July 2 and White’s remand on a 5000 bond. U S District Attorney L L Drill says Washington authorized removal to federal court. County officials plan a grand jury after White’s presentment. White was moved from manslaughter after initial charges were dismissed and second degree murder replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Falls
Minn
E. J. White
Henry Virkkula
Hoover
L. L. Drill
United States
St Paul
Washington
William D. Mitchell
White
Koochiching
Hurlburt
Warrant Requests in Slaying of Youth near Mooers
District Attorney O Connell seeks John Doe warrants for murder against two Moorers Customs House border patrolmen suspected in the death of Arthur Gordon a 22 year old bootlegger found on a road near Mooers The two officers vanished after delivering the body to Phy sicians Hospital Plattsburgh authorities report two uniformed men fled when asked for names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Plattsburg
N. Y
O'Connell
John Doe
Moorers Customs House
Arthur Gordon
Mooers
John O'Hare
Gordon
Physicians’ Hospital
Plattsburgh
Hoyt plan to repeal Volstead law deemed unlikely
In Westerville Ohio on June 15 Dr. Ernest H. Cherrington, head of the World League Against Alcohol, says Hoyt’s repeal plan from a Hearst prize contest will not be adopted by Congress as organized now, and even if approved it would be impractical without a constitutional amendment. He notes the plan would cede to states the power to determine what is intoxicating liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
Westerville
F. C. Hoyt
Ernest H. Cherrington
World League Against Alcohol
Two Held After Brawl Near Central Bridge
Edward Larrison 27 of 343 Oregon Street is held for investigation while William Rankin 27 of 986 East Third Street is charged with disorderly conduct after a brawl early yesterday near the Central Bridge. Rankin was cut on the head and says a shot was fired at him. Larrison says Rankin and another man attacked him and stones were thrown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Larrison
Oregon Street
William Rankin
East Third Street
Central Bridge
Broadway
Rankin
Larrison
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