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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
7
A detailed Latonia card describes multiple horse races with results. Winners include Jean Grey Daisy Platt Kalinka and others, with placements, owners, trainers, and mutuels. The narrative covers post times, margins, and notable performances across six races, noting scratches and results for each event.
Secretary Edi Maginn schedules a heavyweight Latonia program with the Merchants' selling stakes as the feature. Two year olds race includes Hellos Hobnob Yankee Nations and McCorkle while a strong handicap attracts a classy field. Jockeys Ganz and Daniels ride Bell Horse and Brig.
Brendamour Saturday Afternoon League standings show Hartwell and Lodge Shipley leading the field as Norwood, Price Hill and Jacques Stars duel to disrupt the leaders. Norwood travels to Hartwell. U.S. Printing Co. meets Price Hill at Norwood. Railroaders face Jacques Stars at East End. Lodge Shipley vs Kruse Bacman at Albert’s grounds.
The program lists multiple races with entries for 2 year olds 5 furlongs 260 Mollie Richards 104 27 La Mode 21 Polly Worth 105 25 Yorkville in the first race. Second race features 7 year olds 5 furlongs bnob 10 245 Yankee Nations 110 245 Helios. Third race for 3 year olds 1 1 16 mile managers Mack Presumption Sprite Sir Marion Free Lance. Fourth race Merchants Selling stakes 1 mile with Brig King Olympian Hedge G8tar O Ryan Eila Bryson Cherryola Leopard Bell Horse White Wool Prince Gal Melton Street Donau Aspirin Starbottle Coppertown. Fifth race Handicap 11 16 mile Milites B Adams HPxpress Sandhill High Private The Manager. Sixth race Selling 3 year olds upward mile Tay Pay Crossover Hanly Effendi Apprentice noted.
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune from Hamilton Ohio reports the Southern Ohio Tennis tournament will start next week, earlier than usual. Invitations were delayed, leaving time for entries from Michigan Indiana Kentucky and Cincinnati clubs plus many local players. Cliff Lockhorn of Cincinnati will defend his title in the ladies events.
Dayton beat West 5 to 2 in a two inning advantage and completed the series sweep over Zanesville. Key hits came from Knoll Wickland Reilly Grefe with West pitching 3 strikeouts and Schulz surrendering three walks.
Springfield, O. June 2 Special Dispatch Canton jumped to a 2-0 lead but Springfield erupted in the ninth to win 3-2. Goulait fanned 11 as Springfield toppled Canton, with key hits from O Day Farrell and Alcock and a late winning run scoring with two outs.
Terre Haute beat Wheeling 6 to 2 after taking an early lead in Terre Haute Ind on June 21. The scoring shows Terre Haute 030000106 and Wheeling 190900010002 with eight and nine hits and two and four errors respectively. Batteries Cantwell Waring Richey Shuttleworth and Haley.
Grand Rapids defeated Youngstown 9 to 6 in the final game of the Youngstown series. Hadley fueled the win with a home run two doubles and a single in four at bats totaling six runs. Batteries Lindsey Smith Holmes Case and Orris contributed on the mound and in the field.
Fort Wayne Indiana, June 21 Fort Wayne won the final game of the series from Erie by 6 to 2. The score shows Fort Wayne racking up runs in multiple innings while Erie managed a late push. Batteries Sheller and O Leary faced Hardin and Martin in a decisive matchup.
Akron pounded pitcher Dave Martin and defeated South Bend 9 to 4 in the series finale at South Bend. Batteries Martin and Tieman for Akron and Osborn and for South Bend were the featured pitchers. The club posted early runs and held the lead through the middle innings.
The Cuban Stars led by Mendez face Wiedemanns at Wiedemann Park tomorrow in what officials expect to be the season’s top draw. Manager Applegate secured $500 and favorable terms to bring the club, with Marsans and Almeida connected to the Reds among its players. A 1 p m preliminary is set with a 3 p m main game officiated by Dugan, while forecasts allow for possible rain before game time.
Baseball fans discuss whether Lockland Carey can extend its winning streak or if Schmiesings will surge to top them. Elmwood faces Norwood with manager Foster promising a surprise. Ivorydale meets College Hill while concerns about team leadership and strategy persist.
Athletic league hosts a pair of 3 pm games with Catholic A C facing Y M C A at Northside park and Fleischmanns traveling to the Gymnasium grounds. Referees Fenton and Holzhauer to officiate.
All Hi Jo League games start at 3 p m with matches Textile against Water Lakes at Covington Blues and American Laundry Machine Co against Cincinnati Admirals at Norw Inn Hyde Park U A versus vington Standards at Hyde Park noted for the day
New York June 21 Sir Thomas De War a renowned Scottish sportsman offers to the American Amateur Football Association a cap valued at 500 dollars to serve as a perpetual challenge trophy to be contested by amateur teams in soccer.
Lexington defeats Frankfort 5 to 2 breaking the hoodoo as Camnitz, Cornell and Rosenned contribute for the victors. Domestic scoring details show Nicholson, Paschall, Beebuck and others involved. Camnitz goes the distance with 7 strikeouts, Cornell relief.
Beer struggled on the mound as Maysville wins the opening series 11 to 3 over Richmond. Key hits include three home runs by Carmony and Munn, with Willam, Jones, Clever, and OConnell among the standout players. Pitching from Meyers and Beer yields six and five strikeouts respectively.
The Zoo Kennel Club hosts a landmark dog show with 363 entrants from local and out of town. Judges include General Roger Williams and Francis H. Johnson as dogs from St Bernards to Bloodhounds compete for numerous prizes across novice and open classes.
New London Conn June 21 Harvard defeated Yale in three rowing events securing varsity, freshmen and four oared races. Harvard led from early in the varsity race and finished six lengths ahead as Yale tired. Yale took the freshmen, but Harvard dominated the four oared race. Snowdon named Yale captain for next year and Abelee selected Harvard captain.
The tristate tennis tournament will run from June 29 to July 6 at the Cincinnati Tennis Club. Richard Bishop of Boston will headline with possible doubles partner BE Whitney or E P Larned, while the McQuisten brothers of New Orleans may also compete. Local players such as R A Holden Jr Billy Hopple Trux Emerson Dean Emerson Billy Hunt W G Oehning Jr Cliff Lockhorn and Ernie Diehl are favored to challenge the national entrants. The Ohio Lawn Tennis Association has named Ralph Holterhoff Fred Tyler Roy Miller R A Holden Jr Edward Worthland Billy Hunt W G Oehning Jr and Trux Emerson to run the event.
Poughkeepsie N Y June 21 A tight northerly breeze and ebb tide created ideal rowing conditions as regulars completed another four mile practice. Columbia conducted a serious time trial with freshmen and four oared crews pacing to the Pennsylvania boathouse finishing the last mile in strong form. The Pennsylvania freshmen defeated the varsity two lengths in two miles. Wisconsin rested due to boil fears while Sjoblem returned after dizziness. Syracuse Cornell and Stanford logged four mile sessions with varied pacing and technique focus.
Kemper Thomas company meets the Jewelers at Oakley this afternoon at 3. East End hosts the Gandy Makers versus the Music Makers at 3 as well. Dolly Vardens and Wurlitzer rumors show in the schedule.
In seven furlongs Tropace lum won at 7 to 2 over Caper Sauce and Rustling. Five furlongs saw Judge Wright take first with Oliver Lodge second and Sweet Story third. Two miles produced Ringmaster first, The Shaughraun second, and Wonder Worker third. Mile and a furlong went to Mediator with Amalfi second and Duval third. Five furlongs Genesta led Genesta and Farrier third. Five and one half furlongs Ivabell won with Black Chief second and Moncrief third.
Anadarko and Oklahoma City forfeited their franchises in the Oklahoma State league and President Leo Myer canceled the remainder of the first half schedule ending July 1. Enid will take over the Anadarko franchise. a reorganization meeting is set for Sunday in Tulsa.
Promoters of the McGoorty Moha bout set for July 4 at Port Washington announce cancellation due to Moha not posting his forfeit. The event was to be staged in Milwaukee area on Independence Day weekend.
Washington June 21 The ninth annual meeting will be held in Columbia DC January 24 26 next A proposition to hold the 1915 meeting in San Francisco will be presented.
Worthington chosen by Harriman interests to head the Chicago & Alton after Theodore P. Shonts resigns as president. He is said to have moved from Wheeling & Lake Erie to take the Alton post, with rehabilitation of the line and a steady Chicago presence planned.
Miss Mary Reapport aged 17 from Richmond Kentucky wed Oscar Stanifer in Judge Cleary's Covington office shortly before 10 at night. After a two week wait for her mother's consent they sought a swift license via Clerk Johnson and traveled by taxi to Covington for the ceremony.
Chicago June 21 An alleged effort to spur hotel restaurant staff at a convention delegate headquarter hotel into a sympathy strike was blocked by House Officer Frank Repetto. He intercepted the New York strikers business agent, Henry J Clarkson, as he tried to enter the hotel kitchen.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that labor unions have the right to strike if employers retain non union workers. The decision was announced in Springfield on June 21.
George F. Stone, longtime grain dealer and secretary of the Chicago Board of Trade, died today in Chicago. He was widely known among grain merchants nationwide.
Winnipeg was chosen as next year's convention city by the International Association of Real Estate Boards in Louisville. Officers were elected including E A Judd as president and Philip Moessinger as secretary. The session included a name change victory for Canada and a playful new order called the Sublime Order of Goats formed by secretaries of exchanges.
Police Chief Copelan returns from a seventeen day tour visiting Chicago Cleveland Detroit Columbus New York Philadelphia Boston Baltimore Washington and Pittsburg. He endorses traffic reforms and says a new ordinance and rules will begin to take shape, with a written report and radical recommendations anticipated.
In New London Connecticut on June 21 Mrs Helen Van Rensselaer Jarvie aged nine wife of James N Jarvie of Montclair New Jersey was killed when the Boston yacht Chrystina exploded shortly after the Yale-Harvard varsity boat race on the Thames The blast destroyed the stateroom where she lay and the deck portion rose skyward No other injuries were reported The cause is believed to be a gas explosion in the lazarette as lights were turned on Mr Jarvie and the captain Fred Fletcher of Boston were aboard with several guests
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