Rainy Latonia card yields upset winners in heavy going
Rain soaked Latonia track forced a reshaped program with the Cincinnati Gun Club Purse canceled and replaced by cheaper races. Old Tom at long odds and Cimmerian upset the board in the opening feature while Quince Garden edged Modest and Bradley's Toney in the Clover Lick Handicap. Dark Phantom dominated the Southgate Purse and Kublai Khan led the mile and seventy yards main race.
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Pete Coyne
Old Tom
J. O
G. H. Keeny
Cimmerian
R. L. Baker
Quince Garden
Bradley
Arcady
Modest
Toney
Dark Phantom
Fair Phantom
Southgate
Helen
Babe
Howard Stearns
Swanee
In Bounds
Oh Susanna
Mortensen
Goldie Johnson
Pindar Peel
Tom
Snow Man
Willie Garner
Now Man
Little Cook
Kublai Khan
Joe Allgeyer
J. H. Baker
Omar Khayyam
Pillager
Macbeth
Jack Weaver
Sincere
Miss Mazie
Swope Set To Race In Latonia Derby On June 27
Telegram from trainer Alex B Gordon requests three stalls for the H C Fisher stable. Three year old Swope will run in the Latonia Derby on June 27 after wintering at Douglas Park Louisville. Swope has raced well in the East and favors the mile and a half Latonia distance. The G Frank Croissant Stable fields three divisions with Mose Shapoff in charge, L A Coane next, and Jim Gee third. John Hachmeister, Latonia and Douglass Park veteran, visits with horse ownership in partnership with J B Respess and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex B. Gordon
H. C. Fisher
Swope
Douglas Park
Louisville
G. Frank Croissant
Mose Shapoff
L. A. Coane
Jim eGee
Croissant
Shapoff
Conner
New York
John Hachmeister
Latonia
Douglass Park
J. B
Rome
Respess
Three jockeys cited for sharp move at clubhouse turn
Crowded stretch at the clubhouse turn in the third led to three riders being at fault. Sam Mengel was named chief sufferer as D Hurn slowed to a near walk. Steward Grover Noel was blamed and suspended for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Mengel
D. Hurn
Eckey Grover Noel
Stakes Race Withdrawal Sparks Wagering Confusion
Stewards ordered Moorfield or Maivado withdrawn from the fourth race after discovering Maivado entered as property of L. V. Bellew whose house was listed as Moorfield's trainer. The mare Moorfield was withdrawn. Hugh Gilmore, an assistant starter, was struck by Helen's Babe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorfield
Maivado
Rs. L. V. Bellew
Huse
Hugh Gilmore
Helen
Babe
Grange Returns To Ice Wagon In Wheaton
Chicago June 17 Harold Red Grange star of the Illinois football team returns to his summer ice wagon job in Wheaton a suburb of Chicago. He earns about 30 dollars a week and values the work for fitness. He is joined by his 19 year old brother Garland Grange who will be eligible for Illinois football this fall as another halfback.
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Chicago
Harold “Red’’ Grange
University of Illinois
Wheaton
Chi
Grange
America
Garland Grange
Illinois
Mascot Injured as Horse Bites Forehead in Race
At the barrier in race six a horse lifted and sank a tooth into Gillmore's forehead, causing a nasty cut. G. F. Croissant’s stable lost its mascot Hoy when T. F. Devereaux claimed the five year old after the final race. Hoy previously won two races at Lexington, fueling wagering before his exit.
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Gillmore
G. F. Croissant
Hoy
T. F. Devereaux
Lexington
Latonia horses face injuries and a sales note at Derby meet
Old Slip bruised a heel and will be sidelined for a period. Almadel, from the same stable and Latonia Derby eligible, suffers the same ailment. Little Jimmy won the substitute race and was claimed by Mrs. L. V. Bellew for $1,900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Jimmy
How They May Run in Today's Races
Plant selections list horses for Latonia racing days. First race Headache Volt Water Flag. Second Fore cast David L. Third By Gosh Arviette Soldier II. Fourth Sweep Park Dudley Princess Doreen. Fifth San Altos King Gorin Ir Tilka. Sixth Estin Socket In Lombardo. Seventh High Prince Georgie Snooksie Bradley. Best Chance Sun Altos.
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PLANT
Latonia
David L
Gosh
Arviette
Soldier II
Sweep Park
Dudley
Princess Doreen
San Altos
King Gorin Ir
Tilka
Estin
Socket In
Lombardo
High Prince
Georgie
Snooksie Bradley
Sun Altos
Savage's Selections from Latonia Races
The record lists selections by Latonia for multiple races including Water Flag Head ache Uncle Bert in the first, Lee Omar Musi cian David in the second, By Gosh Arviette Off Spring in the third, Sweep Park Slow reen Gorin IT Tilka in the fourth, La Sabina Eslin Rit ter in the sixth, and High Prince Abstract Post Dispatch in the seventh.
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Savage’s Selections
Latonia
Water Flag
Headache
Uncle Bert
Lee Omar
David
Gosh
Arviette
Sweep Park
Slowreen
San Altos
King Gorin IT
Tilka
la Sabina
Eslin
Ritter
High Prince
Abstract
Post Dispatch
Sun Altos
102 2-Year-Olds in Coney Island Stake
The Hotel Linton Stakes at six furlongs on September 6 is a key two-year-old race from the Cincinnati Coney Island meeting. With 102 nominations closed June 6, the $7,500 added stake features top NY and Canadian owners and a final field of ten starters expected to total $11,540 in gross value.
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Cincinnati Coney Island
Kentucky
New York
Canada
A. C. Bostwick
F. Ambrose Clark
R. A. Fairbairn
J. E. Madden
Nevada Stock Farm
P. J. Reilly
Sagamore Stable
Walter J. Salmon
V. Vivaudou
Las
Suzanne Lenglen Leaves Paris for Wimbledon Tour
Suzanne Lenglen, France's famed woman tennis star, departs Paris today for England to compete in the Wimbledon tournament. The move sets the stage for a highly anticipated European showdown on the famed grass courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne
Paris
Suzanne Lenglen
France
Lawn Tennance
England
Hill Falls to Kuhn in City Golf Championship Match
In steady rain at Cincinnati Country Club the first round of city championship match play produced a surprise when Spencer Kuhn defeated Douglas Hill 5 up and 4 to play. Other results included Baumgartner edging Peckham in a marathon, Stapp beating Sharwood 3 and 2, Holden over Harig 4 and 3, and LeBlond routing Stewart 7 and 6. Matches resume at 1:30 with flights across the field and schedules set for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Country Club
Douglas Hill
Cincinnati Golf Club
Spencer Kuhn
Hyde Park
Kuhn
Erie Avenue
Halli
Quinn Peckham
Maketewah
al Baumgartner
Peckham
Baumgartner
Darwin Stapp
Sid Sharwood
Galf
Bobby Jones
Ira Holden
Bill Harig
East Hill
Hugh Stewart
Harold LeBlond
DeWitt Balch
Gordon Geilfus
Balch
Larry Tucker
Milt Cook
Neal Ransick
W. J. Richardson
Ransick
Richardson
R. E B. Culbertson
Dr. R. Wilkinson
Ransick-Richardson
Sidney Sharwood
H. LeBlond
B. E. Culbertson
al Theler
I. C. Ball
C. Callahan
R. Luce-C
B. W. Lamson
G. H. Crocker
Ellis Early
H. Wilson
Rudell
Lee Hutchinson
Ed Bennett
Warren Atkins
Tallies Plentiful In Major Leagues
New York June 17 1925 174 hits in eight majors games with ten homers. Detroit Tigers outslugged the Yankees in a high scoring affair as the livelier ball and weak pitching sparked a slugging surge. Since season start 500 home runs have been hit, up from 343 in 1923 and 308 in 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
British Tennis Team Beats American Pair in Eastbourne
John Hennessey of Indianapolis and Ray Casey of San Francisco, representing the United States, lost a sensational doubles match to J. D. Wheatley and L. A. Godfree in Eastbourne. The score 4-6 6-4 11-9 4-6 6-? leaves Britain leading two matches to one, with the Americans needing both singles wins tomorrow to take the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Hennessey
Indianapolis
Ray Casey
San Francisco
United States
Great Britain
Eastbourne
J.D. Wheatley
L. A. Godfree
American golfers win in French championship round
In Versailles on June 17 the first round of the women s French golf championship at La Boulie saw former American champion Glenna Collett display sterling play and advance to the second round along with fellow American Kathleen Fairbanks daughter of the American Consul at Dieppe.
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Versailles
la Boulie
Migs Glenna Collett
Kathleen Fairbanks
Dieppe
Aqueduct Racetrack Results Highlight First to Sixth Races
Race card details from Aqueduct show Dream Maker 117 ridden by Sande in race one, Golden Cup 135 Collins with Ravel 137 Franklin in a 5-2 odds, and other entries across claiming and handicap events. The Clover Stakes for two-year-old fillies lists Friar's Curse 124 Johnson with time 1:00 flat, while Master Crump 105 Burning heads the Handicap and other thoroughbreds compete in steeplechase and maiden divisions. Weather clear and track fast.
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Gareth
Hillside
Anchester
Upton
Dr. Murphy
Brose Hover
Ceres
Atherstone Eerentee
Beatrice Seneene
Billy Warren McAuliffe
Kit Carson
Colin
Aren Eerree
Crete
Glenmore
Boyce
Chief James
Chickama
Sabina Evees
A Eee Se Dream Maker
Sande
St. Pil
Collins
Ravel
Franklin
Carthy More
Hardy
Miss Smith
Trapstick
Oyster Bed
Bashdon
de Bessan
Eaglet
Broad Run
Macomber
Farongs
Friar
Johnson
First Aid
McTaggart
Silver Lane
Silver Finn
Edith Cavell
Martha Washington
Hegira
Master Crump
Beach
Lady Glassen
Lady Audrey
Leatherwood
Summer Time
Caligula
Escapador
Brown Betty
Delhi Boy
King O'Neill II
Lupine
Tufter
Robinson
Washington
B’nes
Brother Bill
Creek
O’corra
Adrianople Wiser
Igh
Margaret St
Tierney
New Hope
Juno
Belle of Boyce
Breeze
Dynesia
Egres
Vient
K. O'Neill Ir
Wallace
Lucifer
Gold Butten
Bill
Carter
Rocky Lane
Eric
Stanmore
Colorful
Araby
Tomahawk
Bull Ryan
Endicott
Rasell
Pigeon
Woolworth
Lingard
Hidalgo
Frankman
Silver Rock
Tuxedo
Vulcain
Park
Crasswise
Byron
North
Walter E
Bruns
Cahill
Miss Kinsey Takes City Golf Title Lead In Rain
In tough hillcrest conditions Miss Martha Kinsey defeated Mrs Ed Brophy 5 up 3 to play to lead the city women’s golf championship. Adele Herschede beat Mrs Catching Kuhn 8 up 7 to go as Lillian Williams fell to Holden Wilson 4 and 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest
Martha Kinsey
Ed Brophy
Miss Kinsey
Brophy
Robert Kuhn
Adele Herschede
Losantiville
Lillian Williams
Western Hills
Holden Wilson
Cincinnati Golf Club
Walter Ibold
Walter Foreman
Oscar Beard
Frank Fisher
Sam Iglauer
Herbert Schwab
Harry Hidden
Phil Wyman
Migazella Banning
Helen Ratterman
Ann Field
W. J. Fuller
E. G. Anschutz
Walter Klein
Harold Leomond
Archie Simpson
E. J. Howard
Leo van Lahr
Edith Mack
L. J. Fox
Harold Dwight
J. Assel
Betty Littleford
Walter Pritz
Sol Meiss
David Joseph
Ella Banning
Anschutz
Harold LeBlond
Miss On Williams
Walter Old
Blue Bonnet Horse Races Result and Scratches
Results from the Blue Bonnet meet feature seven claiming races for horses aged two and up with purses from 800 to 1 200 dollars. Winners include Sledge over Exit and Golden Red in the first race, Tamarind winning the second, and St. Quentin taking the third with Bullet Proof and Prudy in close pursuit. Buttercup and Pixola win the fourth and fifth races respectively, with Flintich and Jocose among noted contenders in later events. Scratched entries include Sir Clarence Maximac Best Shot St. Germain and Super. Weather clear track good.
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Neee
Oreo
Traight
Sledge
Mooney
Bourassa
Baker
Oak
Tiger Tim
Myrtle Crown
Sir Clarence
Terenes Gates
Erasahe
St. Quentin
Claver
Prudy
Kennedy
Beau Nash
Play On
Bath
Charles Wells
Maximac
Buttercup
Hastings
Leyland
Fire
Fisher
Sea Crest
Sunny Maid
Kink
Emma Hoagland
Pixola
Thompson
Setting Sun
Ana
Flintich Ise Aiadniguibcaiosen
Jocose
Trigeger
Tarascon
Rhinestone
Blue Brus
St. Germain
Kufiya
Rama
Real Artist
Black Rock
Spugs
Sea Man
Howard
Cordelier
Aurora results first race features claiming purse events
Race card shows seven events with purses from 600 to 800 dollars for three-year-olds and up. Winners include Candy Stick, Win'e O'Wynn, Jubal Early and Strut M. Lizzie. Track noted as sloppy with multiple scratches and also ran horses listed for each race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orse
Candy Stick
Picon
Herbert
E O’wynn
Majestic
Mamie O’jane
Ferrum
Northrop
All Thomas
McMasters
Sylvia
Hourmore
Dustabout
Wilmer
Mabel C
Simon
Borg Ciro
Vric
Scratchine Cadorna
Slanderer
Olds
Jimmie Trinz
Schaefer
Mission Chimes
R. E. Clark
Burger
Expressive
Argento
Archie Alexander
Ockey
Strut M
Lizzie
Pichon
Greey Place
Veale
Goldmount
Pegape
Merimee
Corbett
Boganowski
Czardom
Doughoregan
Betsy
Vee Queen
Royal George
Doctor Weather Clear
Aurora Entries Full Card For First Meeting Race Card
A dense list of races at Aurora featuring purses from 600 to 800 dollars. Entries include two year olds maidens and older horses with weights and claimed statuses. Notable horses listed: Lady Allen Pareik Wild Bee Mary Connors and Red Squirrel among others across seven races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waida
Wild Bee
Black Angel
Mary Connors
Lady Allen
Pareik
DeKalb County Lumber Men’s Club
Ueen Agges
Royal George
Innie O’wynn
C. L. Schwartz
Aia
Erie He Ia
My Mary
Martha Moore
Grafton
Wawona
Nan’s Fortune
Northern Illinois Lumber Men’s Club
Ifi
Northern Illinois Lumber Men
Alleden Ou
Honest Mose
Ness SD
Sun Lady
Floyd Colvalt
Seth
Mac O’boy
Red Squirrel
A. C. Holcomb
Lady Inez
Adams
Annie Lyle
Billy Star
Two Stabbings in West End Fight Ends with Arrest
In a midnight struggle at 522 David Street two men were stabbed, one severely, near the home of Michael McGuffin. Howard Reynolds and Dan McCarthy, both 19 and 21, were wounded. Reynolds suffered serious injuries. Police report conflicting accounts as McGuffin says he acted in self defense after being accused of assaulting his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McGuffin
David Street
Howard Reynolds
Dan McCarthy
Armory Avenue
Reynolds
St. Mary’s Hospital
McGuffin
Hermit's Death Reveals Sister Living in Squalor
The death of W. P. Gallagher, 71, an Astoria odd-job man, uncovers that his sister Mary lived in a squalid hut for three years. Neighbors found Gallagher missing and discovered the white-haired sister, in a ragged potato sack, who had not left the hut since his death. She is in a hospital for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. P. Gallagher
Astoria
Queens County
Mary
Gallagher
Utilities Lose $14 Million Suit in Chicago Case
Judgment for 14,186,311 was entered against the Chicago Utilities Company in favor of United States Mortgage and Trust Company as trustee for a 24.6 million bond issue. The finding was directed by Supreme Court Justice Mitchell to certify the amount due under the trust indenture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utilities
New York
Chicago* Utilities Company
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Supreme Court
Mitchell
McGraws Ball Story at Cuvier Press Club Friday
John J. McGraw writes and stars in Play Ball a ten part serial to be shown at 8 30 Friday night at the Cuvier Press Club. Giants Reds news papermen and families attend with supporting cast including Hughie Jennings and the Giants. Filmed at Sarasota Fla and the Polo Grounds New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. McGraw
Cuvier Press Club
Giants
Reds
McGraw
Sarasota
Fla
Polo Grounds
New York
Hughie Jennings
The
Allene Ray
Walter Miller
Harpy Semels
J. Barney Sherry
Wallie Oettel
Mary Milner
Pancho Villa Arrives in San Francisco for July 4 Bout
Pancho Villa world flyweight champion arrived in San Francisco today from Manila via Vancouver to train for a July 4 ten round bout with Jimmy McLarnin of California. The title cannot be at stake as McLarnin must weigh at least 122 pounds. Villa is expected to come in over the flyweight limit of 112.
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Pancho Villa
San Francisco
Manila
Vancouver
B. C
Jimmy McLarnin
California
McLarnin
Villa
Yale Clinches 1925 Baseball Title With 18 4 Win Over Harvard
Yale crushed Harvard 18 to 4 on Soldiers Field before 10 000 as part of a school sweeping year. The victory secured Yale’s 1925 championship and marked the fourth straight year Yale won the baseball series despite a noisy commencement crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campline
Mass
Ape
Yale
New Haven
Harvard
H. E
Cssss
Scott and
Lovejoy
Toulmin, Spalding and
Derham
Frankie Jones Quits in Toledo Boxing Match
Frankie Jones from Louisville quit after the fourth round of a planned twelve round bout with Lester Pahilbin of Toledo claiming broken knuckles on his right hand. A physician found no broken bones. They weighed in at 149.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Jones
Toledo
Louisville
Lester Pahilbin
Jones
Arrest clears mystery of Nassif Brothers grocery robbery
Last night detectives Tebbe and Frick arrested a fourteen year old boy in connection with the Nassif Brothers grocery robbery at 923 Central Avenue yesterday morning. At headquarters the youth confessed to stealing cigars cigarettes a revolver and some cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tebbe and Frick
Nassif Brothers
Central Avenue
Coolidge Starts Quiet Vacation Plans
Washington June 17 President Coolidge faces a quiet summer with a brief daily March to a morning walk. The Mayflower will carry the White House staff cooks and supplies to Swampscott Massachusetts where the president and Mrs Coolidge will stay while the collie Rob Roy and Airedale Paul Pry accompany them. Secret Service and marines will go to Swampscott for security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Swampscott
Vermont
Massachusetts
High Court Rules Against Dr Case in Divorce Action
The Appellate Court ordered the Superior Court to enter a divorce decree for Albert Ry Leland, who sued for divorce from his wife over alleged improper relations with Rev. Carl D. Case, pastor of an Oak Park church. Mrs. Leland testified for her husband. Case sought to clear his name in an intervening petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Superior Court
Carl D. Case
Oak Park
Albert Ry Leland
Appellate Court
Leland
Dr. Case
Trucker Crushed by Vehicle in Front of 469 Commercial Square
Clarence Lake a 50 year old storekeeper of New Trenton Indiana was badly injured when a truck he was cranking suddenly started and forced him against another car in front of 469 Commercial Square. He and his son had just unloaded a truckload of empty soft drink bottles in Cincinnati and were preparing to return home. He was taken to General Hospital with internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Lake
New Trenton
Ind
Commercial Square
Lake
Cincinnati
General Hospital
City approves one year gas contract for 60 cents per Mcf
Hamilton city council approved a one year contract with Union Gas and Electric Co of Cincinnati to supply natural gas at 60 cents per thousand cubic feet. Union Gas will deliver the gas to city lines for the term. The action approved at council met with no reported opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, C
Union Gas and Electric Company of
Cincinnati
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