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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1926

Page

8

Pigeon Wing II Captures Latonia Vernon Manor Feature

In a six furlong Vernon Manor Handicap at Latonia Pigeon Wing II wins in the last 30 yards, beating Arcady and Prince of Wales as crowd cheers. Other races include Count Sprack Counts taking the Devon Park Purse, Caloosa a surprise winner, and War Tidings edging Sophronia Fair for a head.

Lincoln G. Plaut Pigeon Wing II Latonia Vernon Manor G. F. Croissant Mose Goldblatt Arcady E. B. McLean Prince of Wales T. S. Jordan Senator Norris Little Visitor Botanic Pigeon Wing Goldie Johnson Visitor McLean R. Williams Prince Croissant Count Sprack Bloomfield Stable Devon Park Cupid Winter Street Mount William Wild Countess G. M. Horndine Caloosa Scamp Sarah Day Hendrie Barn Audley Farm War News K Spence E. Scobie Clover Club Sophronia Fair G. Johnson Kalapa Farm Kathe Apopka Eneewees Taneewsee Wait F Caskey, Jr Mary Beverley Burke Crump Gatts Silver Wings Kaiser L. Steele Aneneneenen Miss Carew Ssene Reeereeeanen Garner Tee Sonet Barnes tHazel McNamara Kerske A. Stevens Lonidge Stable Harry Shaw Miss Patty H Buckner St.Odds Pat Calhoun R. Finnerty Longridge Stable Christopher Aneneee Johnson Emann The Ed Burke Marengo Usante Benham Oe Lady Carolyn Kid Boots E. Boobs Farm Calhoun W- E Caskey W. E. Caskey, Jr Streett Easwante E. Caskey Jr Johnson C. Bunbury Amy my _ R. Sallee ton Farm Padofia Caldwell Rook Farm Craver Ceieeseeses G Hinn W. Crum RL. Baker Myrtle Caldwell Sony G F Croissant Ch. c Maintenon Pigeon Pie Conner Value Enews Cererers Arcady Pete Eee M. Goldblatt Williama E.cLean Jorda E. Legere P. Gardner Senator Worth W.crump Bedwell J. L. Knight Mae Rac Prince Wales Uast Jordan Ree Stable Wes F. J Wners Sprack Chiavetta Bloomfield Barbara Sesbaa Coldstream Farm Steele Ee B. Elkins Seeeenee Reese Finnerty McPherson Griffin J. W Teena Eeenen W. Garner Clark Barra Mary O J. Spencer B. m Pataud San Andres S Geenent St.Odds Petie Craver Alexander C. Yates Audley Farm Grand King Button Dia W. Garner E. Hamilton Seeeh Eer Venseree Medina G. Johnso Coeep Bolan Mutuel Field Petie Atossa Blue Widgeon Cyania Spas Blue Sprite

Derby Contender Haste Returns After Fairmount Derby

Track gossip notes Bagenbaggage and Root to Root failed to beat J E Widener's Haste and returned to Latonia with trainer W Hurley. Jockeys E Blind and G Johnson rode in the derby and came back Sunday. Trainer H J Thompson denied reports Bill Strap from Idle Hour Farm broke down in his last start. the colt reportedly suffered a setback.

J. E. Widener Latonia W. Hurley E. Blind G. Johnson H. J. Thompson Idle Hour Bill Strap

Princess Doreen to Race Again After Poor Showing

Trainer Kay Spence blamed the defeat in the Enquirer Handicap on race conditions and plans another try in the Independence Handicap. The mare will retire after this year to Audley Farm for breeding to a top stallion, aiming to extend her earnings beyond $140,000 before her final race.

Kay Spence Princess Doreen Enquirer Spence Audley Farm Montfort B. B. Jones

Nimrod Wins Fairmount First Race in Tight Finish

Midweek Fairmount card lists Nimrod ridden by Baker securing a 7 6.60 payoff in race one for a $1,000 purse over 6 furlongs. Rotarian and Lew Pope claimed minor placings with time 1:14 3-5, while a galaxy of runners filled out the field and several scratches are noted. Weather cloudy, track conditions good to fast.

Nimrod Baker Rotarian Jones Lew Pope Pool Raw Shasta Box Bush Buck Joy Pride Davis Jr Candy Star Froggate Applejack Sim N Ada Martin Cometlon Shasta Graney Golden Top Gold Bel Kum Kalzeel Island Fairy Casey Coupe Cheatham Dabney Frank Andrews Lathrop Froggatte Gatewood Egquinox Ferguson Crurern Untried Hubar Denizen O’donell Edward Gray Macedonian Intrepid Rausser Uncas Huntamer Ali Baba Claricaune Bradley Toney Ihcauty Essentee Tommy Foster Morris Shasta Grafton Makaweli Cora Foretell Barnett Ren—Reveilion Padua Yorick Billy Starr Spear Turner Scieneeenesareras Vennie Sue Limerock Shasta Irish Franklin Errs Senor Queena Maria Ae Collinsville O'Fallon Ward Bucko Ates Taylor Hay Latonia G. M. Hendrie J. Walters Negofol Noona Caloosa C. Yates Hendrie Cooper N. Holman W. Parrish Benham C. Milam Sarah Day Finnerty Sobrose Craver W. H. Snearley B. Elkins Omnia Qa Neal Waneee R. Gardner Ada Black McCoy Scamp Pitchfork

Mayne Victor Wins Union Claiming Stakes at Aqueduct

F E Browns Mayne victor at 15 to 1 defied odds to win the seven furlong Union Claiming Stakes at Aqueduct. Sarapion placed second after a poor start, with Centrifugal third as Montserrat and Sarapion faded in the stretch. The race time was 1 27.0, and the purse totaled 3850 dollars.

Aqueduct N. Y F. E. Brown Mayne Union Sarapion F. M. Taylor Flamingo Stable Centrifugal

Petrolle Quickly Stops Schaefer in First Round

Billy Petrolle of Fargo won a technical knockout over Frankie Schaefer of Chicago in the opening round of a ten round lightweight bout in East Chicago. Both weighed 135 pounds. Schaefer was outmatched from the start and knocked down twice, failing to land any solid blows. Ray Rychell edged Midget Smith in ten rounds in the semi wind-up, with Rychell floored in the first but finishing strong.

Chicago Billy Petrolle Frankie Schaefer Smith New York Ray Rychell Rychell

Bally Machane Wins King George Gold Cup at Olympia

Lieut. F. H. Boulecou riding Bally Machane won the King George Gold Cup in the jumping contest at the International Horse Show in Olympia. The £500 cup carried a £100 cash prize, with sixty three entries from seven nations. Princess Mary presented the cup.

Bally Machane London Lieut F. H. Boulecou U.S. A Olympia Princess Mary Boulecou

Latzo to Battle Harmon in Newark Dreamland Park bout

Pete Latzo the welterweight champion defends his title against Willie Harmon at Dreamland Park Newark New Jersey in a twelve round no decision bout Promoters promote the rematch after both fighters claim victory in prior bouts The Newark event promises a lively night with Latzo confident of beating Harmon and Harmon pressing his claim as real challenger.

Newark N. J Pete Confident Hype Igoe New York World News Service New York Pete Latzo Willie Harmon Dreamland Park Peter the Great Harmon Joe Dundee Baltimore Dundee Joe Willie Latzo Newark Park Pete Scranton Pete the Great

Kunkel Opens Western Tennis With Straight-Set Win

Paul Kunkel of Cincinnati defeated W H Mayer of Indianapolis in straight sets 6 0 6 3 in the Western tennis championship first round in Indianapolis. John Hennessey won by default over Willard Beckman. Frank Grove beat H L Miller 6 3 6 3. Meyers and Flinn of Cincinnati exited in opening round losses.

Indianapolis Paul Kunkel Cincinnati W. H. Mayer John Hennessey Willard Beckman Frank Grove Terre Haute H. L. Miller Akron Sidney Meyers Robert Flinn Chicago Flinn Thomas Hendrick

Miss Fordyce Trails in Eastern Golf Play

In Williamsville New York on June 21 a stiff wind challenged Buffalo Country Club links as top women golfers from the U S and Canada contested qualifying rounds for the sixth annual Invitation tournament. Virginia Wilson of Chicago led with 42 41 83 while F C Lett also of Chicago shot 86 Fordyce of Youngstown Ohio posted 96 and Bernice Wall of Oshkosh Wisconsin 95.

Williamsville N. Y New Buffalo Country Club United States Canada Virginia Wilson Chicago F. C. Lett Louise Fordyce Youngstown Bernice Wall Oshkosh Wis

National junior AAU track meet shifted to July 3 in Philadelphia

The national junior track and field championships of the Amateur Athletic Union will be held on Saturday July 3 at the Municipal Stadium on the Sesqui centennial grounds in Philadelphia. The date was moved from July 2 after President Coolidge canceled plans to speak on that day and will visit Philadelphia on July 6.

Philadelphia Amateur Athletic Union Municipal Stadium Sesquicentennial Grounds Coolidge

Nabholtz and Hasmann Win Meet Preliminary

In Cleveland on June 21 Larry Nabholtz and Eddie Hasmann won the eighteen hole pro-amateur best-ball opening of the Ohio amateur golf tournament at Westwood. Their 69 best ball led the field while Rocco and Shute took second with 70. The storm delayed play but the greens will be ready for qualifying rounds starting tomorrow.

Cleveland Carl Rocco Sargents Larry Nabholtz Eddie Hasmann Ohio Cedarhurst Club Westwood Course Nacholtz Hasmann Mayfield Rocco Rocco-Shute Densmore Shute Huntington W. Va Shaker Heights George Currie Portage Club Akron Joe Wells East Liverpool Jack Smith A.H. Hm George Alfred Sargent Columbus George Howard Charles Jamieson Steve Zappe Bob Johnson Springfield Neil Young John Munro Zanesville Dave Livie Herbert Quinlan Larry Nabboltz Bob Shave David Wilcox al Pillow John Herron William Thompson Ken Keely Bob Randall Leonard Tufford Andy Welch Youngstown Charles M. Clegg Marty Cram Ralph Quinlan Charles Gray, Jr Dave Ogilvie, Jr Jack Thompson W. E. Schaffer Rudy Fielitz Ellsworth Augustus C. Montfort William Brady Dayton John Ridley Toledo Frank Waugh Newark C.J. Weideman Mike Koza F. W. Reid Jewett Dave Wintringer Steubenville J.F. Dwyer Harry Sweitzer J. A. Blanton H.R. Kelley E. O. Handy R. L. Wintringer

Ohio amateur golf title may move to Dayton in 1927

The 1927 Ohio amateur golf tournament could be held in Dayton as Southern Ohio clubs expect the championship after two northern Ohio venues. Fred Young, VP of the Ohio State Golf Association, received a telegram from Stanley Crooks, secretary-treasurer in Columbus, asking if Dayton would host next year.

Gleveland Ohio Dayton Akron Fred Young Ohio State Golf Association Stanley Crooks Columbus

Some Fighter

Dickie Dixson of Ft. Worth Texas scored a technical knockout over Giovanni Salerno of Italy after two minutes and fifteen seconds of fighting in Jersey City. Salerno weighed 124 pounds to Dixson's 122.

Jersey City N. J Dickie Dixson Ft. Worth Tex Giovanni Salerno Italy Salerno Dixson

European Flyweight Champion Triumph at Albert Hall

European flyweight champion Elko Clark defeated French champion Francois Moracchini on points after twenty rounds at the Albert Hall in London. Clark claimed the title in a decisive triumph on June 21.

London Elko Clark Francois Moracchini Albert Hall Clark

Daley Calls Move of Elbow Course a Needed Change

In New York June 21 George Daley reports two year old racing at Aqueduct has faced a mysterious elbow blind spot worsened by encroaching housing. Queens County Jockey Club moves to Hempstead area for a fairer track with a revised barrier angle to aid outside posts. The switch could occur in 1928, ending the troublesome elbow layout for two year olds.

James W. Corrigan Cleveland Sportsman British Blood Stock Agency Edward Grand Parade Lake van England Minnetonka Pete Coyne Latonia Mr. Corrigan New Purchase Lemberg New York World News Service New York Aqueduct Queens County Jockey Club Long Island Mars Cassidy Charley Dwyer Hempstead

New Boxing Rule Eliminates Referee Stop Decision

The State Athletic Commission has ended the practice of boxers or seconds tossing in the sponge to halt a fight. Now only a referee may judge a fighter’s ability to continue. Critics say the ruling removes a safeguard against injury and misleads fans by overreaching in an attempt to curb sharp practice.

State Athletic Commission

Women's State Invitation Tournament Cancelled in Canton

Mrs. E. W. Phelps, secretary of the Cleveland Women's Golf Association, said the women's state invitation tournament planned for Canton this Thursday is cancelled due to lack of interest as the state amateur tournament is held here this week.

Cleveland, O E. W. Phelps Cleveland Women's Golf Association Canton

Latonia Race Card Notes Entrants From Previous Races

Horses listed include King Gorin Il and others with times and odds from Latonia events. Jockeys and horses such as Churchill Lam Wing and Golden Maxim Yank are shown among multiple entries and race forms.

King Gorin IL B. H St. Latonia Lam Churchill Churchill Golden Maxim—yYank Garner

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