Little Visitor wins Latonia sprint in fast 1 11 1 5
Little Visitor, an odds-on 3-year-old by Sweep out of Margaret Hastings, nosed Fire On to take the Johns Hill Purse at Latonia in 1:11 1 5 for six furlongs. Jockey Lee Canfield guided the winner three lengths clear as Fire On made the best chase but could not overtake. A severe spill in the second race injured jockeys and claimed Takaneesa, with Lakme, Lady Carolyn, and Percussion taking second to fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Hill
Frank
W. Pool
McGuire
William Shelley
Sweep
Margaret Hastings
J. Hal Woodford
Fire On
International Stable
Canfield
Lee Canfield
San Silk
William Frank
William Pool
Harry Payne Whitney
Takaneesa
Mona
Betty C
Percussion
Lady Carolyn
Lakme
Queen Navarre
Marial Barton
Willie Pool
F. Maguire
Takanessa
Pool
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Covington
Chesterbrook
G. F. Croissant Barn
Miss Rosedale
Eager
Kyrock
Harry Wills
W. Smith
Estin
Dolly Bay
Wis Wis Blatona
Rungal Donarita
South Wind
Eva
Mazetta Eens
Eed Sentra
Janetta Seeeeee
Liniiniiteec
Geerhekam
St. Anmore
P. Whitney
Whetstone
Costigan
Black Smith
Shady Sadie
Star Saint
Don Santa
Owen
Johnny Campbell
Wee Nee Jones
Ford and Richardson
Th. Whitney
Appren Wance
Play House
Royal Princess
Noe
Geo
Groom
Eaton
Broadway
Bogan
Theo Fay
Twin Bill at Hyde Park Features Harrison Megerle Meats
L B Harrison will play Megerle Meats and Chicago Mill and Lumber meet East End Merchants in a double header at Hyde Park Lumber grounds tomorrow afternoon. The card includes Amateur Baseball Association games with three of four teams contending for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Hyde Park
L. B. Harrison
Megerle Meats
Chicago Mill and Lumber Company
East End
Association
Shevlins
Kentuckians
Harrisons
West End
Christ Church Grounds
Triple A
Leonine
Ferris Lumber
Faessel’s Field
Purcell and Railway Mail
Deer Creek
Pleasant Ridge
Price Hill Tigers
Beckers
Brighton
Elder Stadium
Balch and Kuhn Set For City Golf Championship Clash
Balch of the Cincinnati Golf Club will face Spence Kuhn of Hyde Park in a 36 hole final today after both won their semifinals. Balch defeated Larry Tucker 7 up 5 to play while Kuhn beat Harold LeBlond 5 and 3.
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DeWitt Balch
Cincinnati Golf Club
Larry Tucker
Ft. Mitchell
Spence Kuhn
Hyde Park
Harold LeBlond
Balch
Tucker
Kuhn
Will Kuhn
Ohio
Ira Holden
Gordon Geilfus
Mitchell Lad
Doug Hill
al Baumgartner
Baleh
Mervin Geilius
Clovernook
Queen City
Ralph Love
Ben Culbertson
Charles Callahan
Avon Fields
Bennett
Ed Bennett
Wyoming Country Club
Elmer Kudell
Hamilton Wilson
P. W. Lamson
Culbertson
Love
Wilson
Harold W. Nichols
James I. Clarke
Joseph Lammert
Otto Hackbarth
Yale Crew Triumphs Over Harvard on Thames in Classic Race
Yale varsity crew beat Harvard by a boat length and a half on the four mile Thames course, sweeping the 58th annual regatta with Yale leading 31 to 27 in the series. Yale also won the freshman and junior races, completing a three straight season without defeat and drawing a large New London crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Thames
Cambridge
Varsity
R. Winthrop
Boston
Red Top
Wheat market firm as Cincinnati closes higher on July and September
Cincinnati June 19 1925 outside interest in wheat trading was limited yet the market stayed firm closing 11 cents higher for July and 1 cent for September Cash grades held steady with No 2 red sustained at 19044 No 1 red sold at 1 9044 Local demand favored quick ship loads to mills while lower grades moved slowly Corn and oats showed steady to firmer tones with light receipts Hay offerings remained light and near term supply tight Farmers and buyers watched near term deliveries as markets held firm despite mixed demand and light demand for hay products
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Cincinnati
ELERY
Florida
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
Alabama
California
Kentucky
Louisville
United States
Peaches
Georgia
Carmans
Mississippi T.bu
Oklahoma
Bliss
Michigan
Wisconsin
Wisconsin-New York-Canada
Tennessee Bu
Virginia
Norfolk
Nancy Halls
Texas
Tom Levagy
Mtn
Ormond Grays
J. G. Scott
Harold Stakes Track Race At Latonia Opens 1883 Echo
The Harold Stakes at Latonia runs this afternoon for the forty second time tracing back to 1883 when General Harding beat Ascalon Eva S and others. The five furlong event features 13 two year olds with weights led by Take a Chance at 127 pounds and Alleghan at 125 pounds. Noted entrants include Declans Collier Take a Chance Barcolo and Block head Nocturnal Percentage Prince of Wales Prince Charlies Alleghan My Colonel Supporter and Chicago.
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Harold
General Harding
Ascalon
Eva S
Latonia
Harry Payne Whitney
Declans
Mose Goldblatt
Collier
Dr. W. H. Sullivan
E. R. Bradigg
Barcolo
Blockhead
Hawkins & Ferguson
J. W. Parrish
E. B. McLean
Prince of Wales
J. S
J. S. Taylors Prince Charlies
J. T. Levoney
Alleghan
Carl Wiedemann
My Colonel
Williams Bros
Fred M. Grabner
Chicago
Bashford Manor
Churchill Downs
Friday Attendance Boosts Track Meet Despite Ordinary Times
The crowd attendance was notably large for a Friday and the track show ran at its best. Only the Little Visitor race stood out with a winning time, while other events finished at ordinary speeds.
Hockey results show mixed runs for form runners
The article records early defeats for Charcoal and Percussion in the first two races, with Biltmore and the narrator noting the events. Colonel Gilmore, an even money pick, wins the third. Little Visitor then posts a victory, but a substitute affair yields another setback and a sixth place before Eight Sixty pays, as Eight Sixty and Eight Sixty’s rider Harry Stutts, off duty, score in the final hockey segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Biltmore
Colonel Gilmore
Harold Stakes Field for Two Year Old Colts and Geldings
The Harold Stakes for five thousand dollars added features a 13 horse field with weights and post positions. Notable entries include Take-a-Chance, Percentage, and Dedans, with Whitney and Goldblatt, thooney and Taylor, and Lidle Hour Farm Stable listed as entries.
Jockey Returns After Fall At Lexington Meeting
The rider, after Dangerillo fell with him at the Lexington meeting, resumed riding yesterday. He received a tremendous ovation as he paraded to the post with Cloister, his first mount, and the ovation renewed when he passed the grandstand aboard Better Luck in the next race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dangerillo
Jockey Earl Pool Arrives in Action After Injury
Jockey Earl Pool, nursing seven broken ribs since Louisville spring session, has arrived and can drive his car to the track. He expects to return to action soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Pool
Louisville
Millwick Leads Derby Entry From Illinois Stable
Kimball Patterson arrived from Aurora Illinois with the Latonia Derby candidate Millwick owned by Charles A Mills of Reading Pennsylvania and six other horses owned by B Harding and Mr and Mrs J W Bean. Millwick is described as a sharp three year old fresh from the Ohio State Derby win at Maple Heights. Other runners include Sandrae and Quick Lunch two three year olds also Harding owned and Sligo Branch Meridian Hill Wandering Belle and Golden Wanderer two year olds racing for the Bean family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Patterson
Aurora
Ill
Millwick
Charles A. Mills
Reading
B. Harding
J. W. Bean
Maple Heights
Patterson
Sandrae
Quick Lunch
Harding
Sligo Branch
Meridian Hill
Training Notes From the Combs Stable
Sweetheart returned to training after a Lexington visit where she mated with Man o War. Marengo a two year old in the Combs Stable sprained his left fore foot and will be out of commission until autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetheart
Brownell Combs
Lexington
Marengo
Combs
Horse Romany Rye Dies and Xanthos Retired for Autumn Racing
Romany Rye a three year old bay carey belonging to Colonel W. E. Applegate and H. P. Gardner died of pneumonia. Xanthos of the Four Oaks Stock Stable has been fired and will be rested for autumn racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Applegate
H. P. Gardner
Xanthos
Four Oaks
Spread Eagle Ready for Early Fall Racing After Training
Spread Eagle trained by Chris Kirschbaum in A. M. John son barn aims for early fall races. Louisville horseman George J. Long, linked to Bashord Manor Farm turf history, visited for weekend racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spread Eagle
A. M
George J. Long
Louisville
Bashord Manor
Starter Bill Hamilton Dominates First-Period Pitching
Starter Bill Hamilton sent the fields away for the first time at the meeting. No fault could be found with his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hamilton
Smith Baker and Goldblatt Ship Six Baker Horses to Thistledown
Smith Baker and Art Goldblatt will move six of the R. L. Baker horses from Hawthorne to Thistledown the new track near Cleveland. Trainer James H. Baker will retain the main stable at the Chicago course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Baker
Art Goldblatt
R. L. Baker
Hawthorne
Thistledown
Cleveland
James H. Baker
Chicago
Idle Hour Farm Stable Owner Bradley Returns From New York
E. R. Bradley, proprietor of Idle Hour Farm Stable, came back from a stay in New York after several days away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Bradley
Idle Hour
New York
Dade Park Manager Sees Beholds Bees Win at Track
James C. Ellis, GM of Dade Park near Henderson Kentucky, left to oversee a new clubhouse. During a brief stay he witnessed Bees carry his colors to victory. Sincere was claimed from Weaver for 2500 dollars by G Frank Croissant after race seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James’ C. Ellis
Dade Park
Henderson
Sincere
G. Frank Croissant
A c Weaver
Nathanson Plans Weather Ready First Weeks At Coney Island
Racing secretary Martin Nathanson says hot weather preparations will cover the first two weeks of the meeting at Coney Island. A complete nominations list for the twelve stakes will be published. Overnight purses average 1500 dollars daily totalling 10500 on days without a stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Nathanson
Coney Island
Eight Sixty Edges Pillager Despite Final Push
Eighty six horse Eighty was successful by any measure over Pillager but faced a tough finish. Air Castle led early with Jimmy McCoy unable to gain ground until the stretch, when the winner finally asserted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Castle
Jimmy McCoy
Colonel Gilmore Dominates Race With Fast Time
Colonel Gilmore led a field of eight rivals yesterday finishing well ahead. He covered 11-16 mill on ground with significant speed, while Captain Haney secured second and Haney trailed third.
Beulah Stone Edges Mortensen in Thrilling Finish
Beulah Stone led briefly in the stretch but A Mortensen could not hold the pace as Mr. Biltmore nosed ahead at the line in a tight opener. The decisive moment came when Stone eased slightly near the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mortensen
Beulah Stone
Mr. Biltmore
How They May Run in Today's Races Plaut's Selections Latonia
Latonia selections list race by race with entries for each event. Postillion and Dusty Mary lead the first race while Blockhead and Overdraft figure prominently in the second.
Savage's Selections for Latonia Races
Latonia selections list horses by race. First Race Dusty Mary and Bob's Mary favored. Second Race Blockhead Bobby Corn Cracker. Third Race Bona Vera Midwest ern By Gosh. Fourth Race Rothermel Great Northern King Gorin II. Fifth Race Percentage Take a Chance Nocturnal. Sixth Race Quince Garden Gib bons Arcady. Seventh Race Wong Bok Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaut
Latonia
Certain
Postillion
Dusty Mary
Blockhead
Hupp
Frakes
Midwestern
Bona Vera
Denizen
Rothermel
King Gorin III
Hopeless
Whitney-Goldblatt
Idle Hour Farm
Arcady
Gibbons
Quince Garden
Wong Bok
Kit
Marcelline
Savage
Bob's
Bobby
Gosh
Great Northern
King Gorin II
Illinois boxing bill awaits governor seal
June 19 in Chicago the Illinois boxing bill to legalize ten round contests has passed both chambers and awaits Governor Small's action before becoming law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Chicago
Senate
House
Small
Miss Kinsey Wins Local Golf Crown In Thrilling Match
Miss Martha Kinsey of Cincinnati defeats teammate Mrs Holden Wilson one up on the eighteenth green to capture the city women’s golf title. The match featured long drives and precise approaches with both players trading leads through a back and forth contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kinsey
Martha Kinsey
Cincinnati
Mrs. Wilson
East Hill
Mrs
Wilson
Massie
Kinsey
Dorval Entries Show Early Claiming Races and Juvenile Stakes
The program lists seven races at Dorval with purses from 800 to 1500 added. Notable entries include Verpaloe and Sir Gallahad II among older horses, Mint Stick and Ippery Smile in claiming sprints, and two-year-old Dorval Juvenile Stakes contenders Geo. Ray, Zeppelin, and Display. Multiple entries note K Bryson H W Carter and W J Salmon associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aisdéddin
Mable K
Muskalionge
Zeppelin
Gafisman
K. Bryson
W. Carter
W. J. Salmon
Mount Royal
Edisto
PO Bradley’s Toney
Wilkes Barre
Briar Sweet
Lexington Maid
Oeccosisesschess
Antoine
Shedeentics Chieees Cok
Herman Posts Forfeit In Featherweight Title Bout
Babe Herman of California posted a 2500 dollar forfeit with the State Athletic Commission to challenge Louis Kaplan of Meriden Connecticut for the featherweight championship in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Babe Herman
State Athletic Commission
Louis
Kid”) Kaplan
Meriden
Conn
Aqueduct Racecard First Race Results
Results from the Aqueduct meet feature multiple races led by V.Populi II and Desmond Dale among three-year-olds and up. Jockeys Lancaster Burgess Fator and Mergler ride top weights. several horses scratch or fail to finish amid a fast track and clear weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pl
Devastation
Fator
Hidden Jewel
Jeroboam
Horst
Burgess
V.populi II
Lancaster
Mac Duff
Mergler
Isis
Broad Raw
St. Lawrence
Trapstick
Amstelle
Desmond Dale
Kéltem
Wallace
Desmond Dale Fella
Er Houghnham
Court
Sarsaparilla
Fisher
Cath. V. Utter
Harvey
Malatia
Frankman
Bezzem
Hyperion
Belcross
Stockade
Cue Rack
Down
Barney Google
Sun Car
Uranus
Chittagong
Rudolf
Panic
Shady Sadie
Diane
St . Danby
Sande
Night’pale
Peanuts
Coltiletti
Swope
Flagship
Fox Theater Handicap Leads Aurora Entries
Race card from Aurora lists six races with purses from 600 to 800 dollars for three-year-olds and up. Entries include Bonnie Omar Hight Water and Bygone Days along with Wind of names like Wilmer the Wiz and Queen Penny. track conditions show clear weather and fast surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer
Oscar
Bonnie Omar
Broomster
Oie
I. Cooper
S. Heaton
Tunis
Porto de Oro
Goldmount
Seth’s
Lynee
Aqueduct Entries Michigan Ontario League Result Snag
Fragmentary report from the Michigan Ontario League shows Hamilton beating ae inaw 5 to 10 and Lendo defeating Kitchener 3 to ? Bay City 2 noted among entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ae . Inaw
Lendo Kitchener
Bay City
Aurora results first race at Elsie Bartlett meet
Horse racing results list six races with winners placements and payouts. Included are horses such as Cloughjordan and Samatuga plus times and scratches. The program details purses from $600 to $1,200 and note final times around 1 14 3 5 and 1 07.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Bartlett
Jocke
Cloughjordan
Merimee
A. Alexander
Vuille
Erskine Dale
Neal
Raw
Kentucky Owners Seek Stalls For New Coney Track
As the opening of the New Coney Island track meets the Exhibitors and Breeders Assoc the demand for horse stalls exceeds capacity. More than 1 300 stalls were requested with many owners seeking large allocations for the July 6 start and fifty eight day meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
New Coney Track
Coney Island
A. Baker
Audley Farm Stable
Kay Spence
Edward Beale McLean
C. van Dusen
John McPherson
Peter Coyne
S. N. Holman
John Lowe
Jesse Spencer
Williams Bros
Hal Price Headley
Thomas P. Hayes
Woods Garth
John Good
Harned Bros. & Jones
L.T. Cooper
Robert C. Frakes
al G. Woodman
Carl Wiedemann
J. J. Flannigan
Es Eee
Te Johnson
S. H. Kennedy
S. P. Kelly
C. Kirschbaum
A. D. Steele
J. T. West
Eddie Shea Beats Smith in Sensational Ten Round Bout
Chicago bantamweight Eddie Shea won a sensational ten round headliner over Harold Smith at East Chicago. Shea weighed 119 pounds versus 118 for Smith. Shea is set to meet Phil Rosenberg for the title in New York on July 15. Bushy Graham defeated Joe Ryder in the semi final, both bantamweights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eddie Shea
Harold Smith
East Chicago
Shea
Smith
Phil Rosenberg
New York
Bushy Graham
Utica
N. Y
Joe Ryder
Brooklyn
Western League Scores and Postponements
St. Joseph 4 Omaha 0 Lincoln 3 Des Moines 9 Tulsa 3. Wichita 8 Omaha 4. second St. Joseph Lincoln game called in the fifth due to wet grounds as Alahoma City Denver postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Denver
Wichita
Omaha
Tulsa
Des Moines
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Mose Shapoff
LeBlond
The
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Kansas
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Fruits and Vegetables
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Harold Stakes
W. Charles
Prince Charles
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L. Canfield
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Maces H. Meyer
Pr. of
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J. Burke
G. Johnson
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Sis G. Fields
Whitney and Goldblatt
Thooney and Taylor
Lidle Hour Farm
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Herman
Turner
Federalist
Tamara
Maiden
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Ticktock
Maddenstown
Lady Glassen
Lady Ambassador
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Duckweed
Wilbur C. Whitehead
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Anna M. Don’erty
Wine Jug
Harry Minturn
Double T
Burger
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Vuillemot
Ora Segersane
Hun Cénbart
la Rayne Cater
Samatuga
Hoagland
Black Angel
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Picton
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R. H. E Minseapslie
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Collins Nochhouse
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