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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1920

Page

7

Captain Mac and Iwin Triumph in Latonia Features

Captain Mac wins the Walnut Hills Purse at Latonia in a dead heat with Best Pal and narrowly defeats Sterling by a neck, Mint Cat in fourth, with Iwin taking the Peter Quince Purse. Lady Mountjoy wins the last race but is disqualified after a judge's ruling, Arrow Point and Virgo placed first and second.

Captain Mac W. J. Young Best Pal Upwon Walnut Hills Latonia Co. C. van Meter Sterling Vida Wilson Mint Cat Harry B Tippo Sahib EF. R. Bradley Iwif Fern Handley Dancing Spray Merimee Bradley Iwin Lady Mountjoy Arrow Point Virgo Fred Merimee Lady Mortintjoy Magivan Enquirer Kentucky Kentucky Jockey Club R. L. Baker King Gorin Whitney and Goldblatt Jack Hare, Jr Minto II Applegate Ard Thraves E. B. McLean

Gossip of the Turf Promising Jockeys Shine After Disqualification

Wilson clinched three victories after the day’s disqualification altered results. Promising riders Ridenour Wilda Connelly and Merimee shared wins during a seven race card. Trainer Kay Spence previously mentored Lunsford and Murray, while Right Over Might showed strong form despite a slow start and the colt won clearly in the end.

Wilson Harry Lunsford Tommy Murray Kay Spence Ridenour Wilda Connelly Merimee L. Gentry

Five Winning Favorites Led Early Races, Closers Falter

Form players enjoyed their best day of the meeting as five favorites each visited the cashiers in the first five races. The two top choices in the final two events failed to finish in the money, ending strong bets with a mixed closer.

Ill Jockey Kennedy Withdraws From Afternoon Rides

Jockey B Kennedy fell ill yesterday morning forcing cancellation of afternoon rides. First race purse 1200 for three year olds and up run at 6 furlongs. winner noted as David Craig ridden by Wilson with a 1 2 3 4 5 finish sequence among several horses listed and a time of 1 12 3 5.

Might Ae R Angon Vida Tue Paradise Pool Averse Luke Wilson Sir John Vergne Mink Blue Paradise Coyne Connelly Ginger Wraee McGoodwin Andress Colonel Baker Sir Thomas Kean St. Donald Taylor Humphrey Crump Cockade Caan Peehail Pembroke Gray Plato Ene Rnath Meek Advance Coyre Field Airdrie Wida Jack Reeves Heinisch Bucknall Leo Ray Kling Howard Plantarede Burke Convoy King S- la Kross Hunt Gallant Bucknail B. Kennedy David Craig Alvord Anna Neal Dark Hill Lyke War Garden Ridenour Sandbed Robinson Lunsford Aph Smith Jelligon Jarrell

First Race and related events at the track likely

The card lists multiple races for three-year-olds and up with purses from 1,400 to 6,000 added. Notable entries include Gipsy Queen, East Indian, Atta Boy TI, Miss Jemima, Woodtrap, and Runzai among others. Several two-year-old races, maiden events, and claiming events are noted with horse names and weights. The Enquirer Handicap is highlighted as a six thousand dollar purse event with high-profile entries.

Race card list of entrants and horses by racetrack

Race by race lineup includes Mabel G Gipsy Queen and Ace of Second Race Bettina in the first and second events. Tom Saunders Counterbalance Jellison headline the third. Bon Jour Out the Way Dr Carman run in the fourth. A T entry Be Frank Drastic in the fifth. Black Servant Monsoon Mam my O Mine in the sixth. Stevenson Frank W Omond Best Chance Steveinson in the seventh.

Bettina Marjorie McKay Tom Saunders Jellison Dr. Carman Black Servant Monsoon Mammy O’ Mine Stevenson Frank W Omond

Ruth Rides Two as Boston Tops Yankees 6-3 in Series Opener

Ruth belts two home runs and drives in three, giving Boston a 6 to 3 win over New York. Peckinpaugh adds one homer for the Yankees, who fall to 0-1 in the four game set. Quinn and Thormahlen each struggle on the mound for New York.

New York Boston Americans Hooper Boston Quinn Pennock Ruth Peckingpaugh Mom X. Dasa Oe Walters Scott Peckinpaugh Thomahlen Thormahlen Hannah Chill Moriarty

Soap and suds split at the G. O. P. convention

Live Wires notes political chatter with jokes about the G. O. P. and Democrats and mentions Nicholas Murray Butler at Columbia returning for a four year term. Harding golf vote, Edwards swing, Cleveland's 191 years, McAdoo quitting railroads, navy note.

Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia Harding Edwards

Shaw shines as Washington tops Philadelphia 4 to 2

Washington wins the opener of the series 4 to 2 over Philadelphia. Shaw, wild but effective, allows four hits and fans eight in 1 hour 54 minutes. ONeill Thomas Dugan Myatt Perkins steal bases. Shanks Roth sacrifices. double plays and errors noted.

Washington Philadelphia Shaw Griffin Perkins O'Neill Thomas Myatt Dugan Sharks Shanks Roth Burrus Bal Naylor Naylor Dineen and Friel

Chicago Bows Cleveland 6 3 To Gain Season Victory

Chicago defeated Cleveland 6 to 3 as two Chicago innings produced six hits two for extra bases and two walks. Coveleskie struggled in six innings with seven hits allowed while Williams shut the door in relief. Evans and Hildebrand worked the plate with time listed at 1 4.

Chicago Coveleskie Cleveland Williams Faith Evans Speaker Collins Wambsganss Schalk Leibold Chapman Felsch Risberg Weaver E. Collins J. Collins Johnston Cove— Jeskie Faeth Evans and Hildebrand

Kid Hogan Beats Frankie Sturm In Elmwood Ring Bout

Kid Hogan of Michigan wins on referee's decision after twelve rounds with Frankie Sturm in the main event at Elmwood Open Air Arena. Sturm shows off a quirky stance as Hogan presses and outboxes him until Sturm hurts a hand in the sixth. Also in undercard action Coletta defeats Stevens, Passafine punishes Greener, and Boone draws Mack in four rounds.

Frankie Sturm Kid Hogan Michigan Young Coletta Cincinnati Gymnasium Kid Stevens Stevens Sport Feeney Kid Greener Joseph Passafine Passafine Frank Boone Georgetown Johnny Mack Lou Bauman

Baseball scores and standings from a late season card

In the American League Boston beat New York 6 to 3 while Chicago defeated Cleveland 6 to 3. Brooklyn improved to 5 and 2 with a 5 2 showing, and New York routed Philadelphia 9 to 1. American Association games featured Indianapolis 2 over Columbus 1 in 11 innings and St Louis 10 over Detroit 6.

Boston New York Chicago Cleveland Washington St. Louis Detroit Indianapolis Columbus Louisville Edo

National League Matchups Highlight Weekly Baseball Card

The schedule features St. Louis at Cincinnati Chicago at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Boston New York at Philadelphia Detroit at St. Louis Cleveland at Chicago Philadelphia at Washington Boston at New York Indianapolis at Columbus Louisville at Toledo Milwaukee at St. Paul Kansas City at Minneapolis with multiple games listed today across major markets.

P.c. Cleveland Étensmignavan Tate Owen Ee Wdarceesewebes Washngton Peek Boston St. Louis Detroit Santee Philadelphia American Association Pic Minneapolis Milwaukee Toledo Indiana Louisvi Bnarereey Columbus Kansas City Cincinnati Chicago Brooklyn New York Cleveland Washington Indianapolis Louisville St. Paul

Thorny Way Leads In First Race At Pimlico

Races list shows Thorny Way at $6.20 top, Blarney Stone $2.70, Sea Cort $5.80, with Annette's Sister scratched. In second race Sonic pays $4.10, Hidden Ship $8.70, Fait Accompli $5.60. Cant Kost scratched. Third race features Bengali $7.50, Bender $3.60, Acorn $2.10, with no scratches noted. Fourth race Midnight Sun $4, Charlie Leydecker $4.50, My Boots $4.80. Irish Kiss and Kama scratched. Fifth race Paul Weidel $5, Master Bill $5, Peace Pennant out with My Dear scratched. Sixth race Piedra $22.10, My Dear $6.39, Solite $11.70. Anzac scratched. Seventh race Kilts II $51.20, Antoinette $18.60, Shortstop $10.80. G M Miler scratched.

Thorny Way Blarney Stone Sea Cort Annette Sonic Cant Kost Bengali Bender Acorn Midnight Sun Charlie Leydecker My Boots Irish Kiss Kama Paul Weidel Master Bill Peace Pennant My Dear Piedra My. Dear Solite Anzac Kilts II Antoinette Shortstop G. M. Miler

First Race Earnest Highland Lad and Others

Race results list horses and drivers for seven races. Notable entries include Earnest Highland Lad with B. B. Johnson in Race One and Bondage receiving Best Chance across races, with entrants Azrael Ladder of Light Keep Goldine Breadline Foreground and Prince among others.

Earnest Highland Lad B. B. Johnson Azrael Ladder of Light Turdee Goldine Keep Breadline Bondage Foreground Prin

Youth vs Craft and Experience in Vine Street Bout

Battling Chink meets Frankie Mason in a ten round all star clash at Vine Street arena. Mason, American flyweight champion, brings craft and ring generalship to counter the youthful Chink in a likely sensational Queen City bout. Frankie Nessler and Happy McHenry set a tandem pace to spark further action as advance sales indicate a monster turnout.

Vine Street Frankie Mason American Athletic Club Mason Queen City Frankie Nessler Happy McHenry Dayton All-Star Boxing Battling Chink Hope Mullin Battling Davis Hippy McHenry Vine ST. Open Air Arena Henry Straus Walle T Frank Rappold Walnut Street

Doubleheader Split as Brooklyn Tops Boston in opener

Brooklyn defeats Boston 5 to 1 in the first game while Boston wins 4 to 2 in the second. Cadore and Fillingim pitch with Boston taking control in late frames, Ford and Cruise keying the offense. Scott limits Brooklyn to five hits in the second game as Pfeffer and Scott lock down the mound.

Boston Brooklyn Cadore O'Neill Kilduff Ford Cruise Griffith Boeckel Johnston Holke Pfeffer Scott Bayrs O’ Day Quigley

New York Beats Philadelphia In Opener Of Series

New York advances 5 to 1 in Philadelphia as Rixey allows 10 hits in six innings and Meusel’s outfield troubles help the visitor. Wheat hits a solo homer for Philadelphia and Burns drives in two for the Yankees.

Philadelphia Rixey Meusel New York Wheat N.Y. Eeess Phila. Ae Burns Raw’gs Banc’t Se Sie Owits Ley Young Stengel Frisch Kelly Flet’er King R.mil'r Snyder Doug’s Betts Bancroft Douglas Fletcher Rawlings Paulette Newa Rix

Pittsburg Triumphs 6-3 Over Chicago In 1920s Tilt

Pittsburg defeats Chicago 6 to 3 powered by long hits off Hendrix. Carey steals home for the lead, and Cooper settles after the third. Cooper, Whit ted and Terry key hits, with Merkle and Paskett contributing. Winning pitcher Cooper, losing Hendrix. Time 1 27. Umpires Moran and Rigler.

Brook H.O.A.E Boston Aib Hlo.a.e. Kila's OlPick OlBayrs Neis OlCruise OlHolke Myers Hoyrs Griffith Kenetchy McCabe Brooklyn Cadore Fillingim Hearn Pittsburg Chicago Hendrix Carey Pirates Cooper Chic Aera Pitts Bisbee Hollo’r Aeetee Terry Sou’th Rob’n Whit Merkle Cats Fa’l OlGrimm Herz'g Caten Pask Sch‘dt Hen’x Cscs Sescesce Terry Whitted Bigbee Pases—Carey Paskett Cutshaw Grimm Pittsburgh Schmidt

National and regional sports events listed for today

Racing meets at Aqueduct Latonia Hamilton track. Trotting season opens in Western Canada Calgary. Swimming trials in Winnipeg and Olympic events across multiple cities. Boxing cards in Cleveland East St. Louis Massillon with ten to twelve round bouts.

Queens County Jockey Club Aqueduct Long Island Kentucky Association Latonia Hamilton Jockey Club Hamilton Ont Western Canada Calgary Winnipeg New York Philadelphia Chicago New Orleans Pasadena Maritime Provinces St. John N. B Great Lakes Buffalo Central Ohio Columbus Quebec Montreal Bill Brennan Ole Anderson Cleveland Battling Lavincky Tay Smith Fan Pitzsimmons Sailor Friedman East St Jack Geyer Battlin Rambaugh Massillon

Reds Return Home for Tough Schedule After Seven and Six

The Reds, 7 won 6 lost, return to Redland Field to face dangerous rivals in a fourteen game stretch against Western clubs starting today with a two game double header at 2 PM. Ruether and Laique expected to pitch as the squad tests a shortened staff while Charlie Lee earns star status through continued improvement.

Reds Bailiwick Redland Field Ruether and Laique Chicago Pittsburg Champs Charlie Lee Red Hoover Johnston Building Fifth Walnut

Horse Racing Card with Pairings and Scratches

First race Ramkin Day Lilly Crimson Rambler appear with odds given and several scratches listed. Second race Whisk King Agrippa Bar Cay plus Farmingdale scratched. Third race Dominique Sunnyland Henry G. with multiple scratches. Fourth race War Mask Audacious War Marvel scratched Naturalist Damrosch. Fifth race Paddy Dear Huron II Regreso with Bar Cay scratched. Sixth race Prodigy Jacobina Dough Girl with many scratches including Day Lilly Tamarisk Intrigante and others.

Whisk King Agrippa Bar ‘Cay Farmingdale Racce Dominique Sunnyland Henry G Star Shell Forever Marie Miller Alphel Thunderstorm Ardito War Mask Audacious War Marvel Naturalist Damrosch Paddy Dear Huron II Regreso Bar Cay Prodigy Jacobina Dough Girl Day Lilly Tamarisk Intrigante Fernwood Superwoman Hope Princess

Racing entries list shows multiple horse connections and contenders

First Race features Le Glorieux Irish Dancer and Light Wine. Second Race includes Wisest Fool Syosset ne Race Dark Horse Intrigante East View. Fourth Race lists J K I Ross entry Sam Hildreth entry Irish Dream. Fifth Race presents Ravanna Jacobean Seven Seas plan Thunderstorm Valor Natural Ridge Best Chance J K L Ross entry.

East View Intrigante Gen. J. M. Gomez K.of Heather Moody Mad Hatter Ormonda Boniface Lion d'Or Hildredth W. K. L. Ross Ravanna Jacobean Kashmir Royalieu Tenous Elmendorf Alphee Valor le Glorieux Light Wine Wisest Fool Dark Horse Eastview J. K. I. Ross Sam Hildreth Irish Dream Ravanna Jacobean Natural Ridge J. K. L Ross

American tennis stars win on English courts at Wimbledon

American players dominated the day at Wimbledon with Davis Cup veterans William M. Johnston and William T. Tilden teaming to defeat France’s Gobert and Laurentz 6 2, 4 6, 9 7 in doubles. Williams meets Patterson Lenglen’s partner next. Tilden and Johnston face Winslow and Raymond in doubles.

Winbledon William M. Johnston California William T. Tilden Philadelphia J. C. Parks Andre Gobert William M. Laurentz King George Queen Mary Duke of York Princess Mary Wimbledon King Manuel Portugal Arthur J. ‘Aart R. Norris Williams Boston J.stugnon Charles §. Garland Pittsburg A. S. Drew Garland Franklin Mallory Molla Sbjiyrstadt Gerald L. Patterson Mme Suzanne Lenglen France Theodore Michel Mayrogordato Great Britain Norton South Africa Tilden Johnston Charles Winslow Louis Raymond

Syracuse Buffalo Batters Battle in Mixed Scorescard

In a cluttered box score listing from multiple venues Syracuse Buffalo Jersey City Baltimore Reading and Toronto games show erratic runs with several batteries named including Moseley Donovan Hill Walker Freitag Barnes Smith Hurley Manning Devine Barriess Kennick Bader Sandberg and others. The records mix first and second games with uneven inning counts and final tallies.

Syracuse R. H. EB Buffalo Seane Braggy McGrainer Nibergall Jersey City Akron Reey City Moseley Donovan Hill Walker Gill Lee Hurley Freitag Founagain R. H. E. Addiedes Barnes and Smith, Grovell, Freitag and Hurley Baltimore R. HH. BE Rochester Barnes Reading R. H. E. Toronto Shea Devine Barriess Kennick R. HE Toronto Bateries Bader Sandberg Justin

Harvard Crew Beats Yale In Four Mile Regatta

Harvard's varsity eight powered from the start to a 23:11 finish over Yale in the fifty second dual inter varsity regatta on the Thames. Yale suffered collapse and fatigue in the last eighth mile as Harvard pulled away, leaving both crews tied at twenty six victories each since 1855.

New London Conn Harvard Varsity Yale Bill Haines C. C. Peters Seattle Bow B. C. Driscoll Elis Guy Nickalls Crimson R. Jenney Thames Carson Peters Stroke Peters Bowcar Driscoll

American Walkers Plan Twilight Walk to White Oak

The American Walkers Association begins twilight walks this Saturday a stroll to White Oak starts at 6 p.m. from the Colerain carriage end Henrietta Timmerman will lead the event.

American Walkers’ Association White Oak Colerain Henrietta Timmerman

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