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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1920

Page

9

Latonia Oaks Returns at Latonia Spring Meeting 1920

Latonia hosts two stakes in a closing week of racing the Latonia Oaks for three year old fillies over 1 1/16 miles and the Cincinnati Trophy for two year olds on a three quarter mile course. Prominent contenders include Distinction Miss Jemima Ethel Gray Lorraine Dres den Truly Rural Busy Signal Far below Cleopatra and Eyes of Youth with Truly Rural as only Eastern entrant. The Cincinnati Trophy drew 189 nominations and may attract a record number of starters for the open two year old race.

Latonia Miss Jemima Ethel Gray Lorraine Dresden Busy Signal Farbelow Cotton Blossom Cleopatra Orlova Siren Maid Constancy Jemima Ethe Gray Harry Payne Whitney Cincinnati

Latonia racing crowds draw large spring meet attendance

Crowds at Latonia thrive as opening day crowds and a strong, even field set the tone for the two remaining weeks of racing on the spring program. Officials expect continued high attendance amid the feature events and competitive races.

Latonia

Sunny Slope set for Latonia in Independence Handicap duel

Sunny Slope, a five year old from the Beach stable, returns to Latonia in today's Independence Handicap card. The horse, son of Astronomer, cost $35,000 last season and is likely to face the starter if he shows his best form.

Sunny Slope Latonia Astronomer J. B. Elwell Beach

Selections for Seven Races at Con ver' Meet

First race Brig o War Bringhurst Con ver Second race Anna Gallup Mabel G Better Believe Third race Pe Polly All Right Sir McGoodwin Fourth race Siren Maid Truly Rural Pastoreau Fifth race Minto I Captain Mac Regalo Sixth race Bradleys Choice Quito Tanlare Seventh race Thinker Mab Starry Ban Best Chance Peppery Polly

Lady In Black Madrid Seeee Tere Carmorah Harvest King O' Wac Churchill Downs Napan Tim McGee Peteenee Plaudit Hada Abel G Seeeweee Ivolity Spring Vale Arie Maxim Mazda Anna Gallup Beck and Call Kate Fraley Nick London Loveliness Seevene All Right Sirits Doric Ante Renee Versailles McGoodwin Peppery Polly Sergeant York Horkyte Tawasentha Winar Plato Dee Millersburg Jouett Sterling Owe Vern Handley Wimp. Baigne Honolulu Marty Stew En Wickford Sheen Dodge Captain Mac Minto Sweep Jr Wees Imzy Leuste Ja Stone Terest Pahabiah Jack Reeves Tae Tanilac Bradley Duke of Lanca Happy Valley Mabel G Better Believe Pe Polly Sir Siren Maid Truly Rural Pastoreau Minto I Regalo Bradley's

Brookville Defeats Augusta 10 to 1 In Ky Baseball Game

Brookville baseball club defeated Augusta in Augusta Kentucky by 10 to 1. Fox pitched for Brookville allowing six singles. Final score Brookville 10 Augusta 1 with early and late innings contributing to the rout.

Commercial Tribune Augusta Brookville Fox

Lockland Giants Triumph Over Ludlow 6 to 2 at Home

The Lockland Giants beat the Ludlow Giants 6 to 2 yesterday afternoon in Lockland. Lockland bats sparked by Howard and McKinney while Ludlow relied on Woods to keep the score low. Next Sunday Lockland hosts St Bernard in a scheduled matchup.

Lockland Giants Ludlow Giants Lockland St. Bernard Tlaglow Ccscddscucee Howard and McKinney Ludiow Woods

BULT TOURNEY BEGINS AT CINCINNATI GOLF CLUB

The city championship qualifier starts today at 12:30 p.m. at the Cincinnati Golf Club Grandin road with eighty three top local golfers. The 18 hole stroke play qualifying round will trim to thirty two for championship flight and sixteen for further match play. The course is described as in superb condition after heavy spring rains and turf care by Otto Hackbarth and staff.

Cincinnati Golf Club Grandin Road Cincinnati Club Otto Hackbarth

Baseball Box Score Fragment From Alexon Jrs Brighton A C

Two-base hits Yanofsky Davis. Three-base hit R Steidel. Struck out by Parsons 15 Layer 3. Pase on Balle 6 Off Parsons 2 off Layer 5. Time of game 2 00. Umpire Robert Gaugel.

Alexon Jrs Brighton A. C Yanofsky Davis R. Steidel Parsons Layer Pase Balle Robert Gaugel

Ramblers Rally In Error Prone Victory

Ramblers offense struggles but wins as Skeban pitches and batters struggle. Three-base hit by Kriedler and a home run by Larry provide the only sparkle while Fieler and Stew art walk four each. Umpire Brake calls game in 1 hour 8 minutes.

Amateur Reign on Local Baseball Lots

Evanston game features multiple two base hits from Hirschauer Cahill Meyung with Marge and Tate adding three bases. Bernie homer leads offense as Fellers Bein Tate Sells strikeouts and Umps Berker Theetge call balls and outs in a 1:55 contest.

Evanston Hirschauer Cahill Meyung Marge Tate Fellers Bein Sells Bien Berker Evans Noles H.O.A Wilson Leib An Hirse Willi'ms Miller Wright Ehill Austing Kettler Folks Logan Lawson Doyte Gary D .Sells

Tigers Fall to Triangles in Low-Scoring Game

In College Hill action the H. F. Tigers lose 5 to 0 to the P. H. Triangles. Key plays include two-base hits by Boyle and Kruz and a home run by Siener. Pitchers Roettle and Bradley star with combined strong innings, while Boesken and Tenny both load the bases.

H. F. Tigers P.H. Triangles Boyle Kruz Siener Bradley Tenny G. Boamer

Batted for Curry Inoversized Box Score Notes

Two-base hits by Turk and Link. Three-base hits by Ritter Mullaney and Holly. Coup Schrimper and Struck Out by Cefalu four times Curry ten Smith. Five walks for Curry. Time of game eleven minutes forty five seconds. Umpires Reilly Feldhaus.

Curry Turk Link Ritter Mullaney Holly Schrimper Cefalu Smith Bace Reilly Mul le Belle Ab.h.o.a Tepe Bacon Magness Shrim Moell Tieme Murray Kelly Troger Keifel Grote Mg Smith

California 3 OO 350-00 7 COPIED andvansieses 029004101

Two-base hits by Ashcraft Schmidt and Struck Out by Cullen Young and Lathe. Lathe issued two bases on balls. Umpire California. Time of game 2:30. Ludlow K C Harmony Boys Moriarity Welsh Welchman Home Run Moriarity. Mauntel and Pingel pitched with five and one walks respectively. Umpires Bocke Pillen.

eSee McGee Hapley Huber Strat'n S. Well’h Stiem'n Fish’k M. Hevig Kessen Stor Latonia Aguideven Cincinnati W. Sin Childers Stormer Childers Doeger Wellbrook Tupman Doeger Ackley California Ashcraft Schmidt Cullen Young Lathe Ludlow K. of .C Harmony Boys Moriarity Welsh Welchman Mauntel Pingel Bocke and Pillen

St Xavier Powered by Speckman and Walters in St Paul clash

St Xavier outputs two base hits by Speckman and F Walters while Walters strikes out ten as Laurie Devine and others steal bases. Nielan fans six and Walters two. Borgmann adds a two base hit and Wilball Cors mix in three base hits. McVay fans fifteen while Gunn adds five. Double plays turn by Wittekind Grothaus and Rabin.

St. Paul S.es St. Xavier Speckman F. Walters Laurie Devine Butler Brinker Nielan Walters Long Drennan Borgmann Wilball Cors McVay Guinn Gunn Wittekind Grothaus Rabin

Webster 19 W E Special 4 Webster 55 30

Two-base hit Nageleisen three-base hits Migeleisin Kent Weller Home run Precht Struck out Weller 14 Noller 14 Bases on balls Weller 2 Noller 6 Umpire Luchte Hollard Time of Game 2:65 19

Webster W. E. Special W. E Nageleisen Migeleisin Kent Weller Precht Noller Luchte-Hollard

Western Net Championship Opens at Cincinnati Club Courts

The Western Tennis Championship begins today at 2 30 p m on Cincinnati Tennis Club courts with 20 men’s singles matches listed. Draws for Western Sectional Doubles and ladies events to start Tuesday. contestants include Hayes Byford Weber Williams and others from Citcase Cleveland and Indianapolis.

Cincinnati Harold Brown Ray Kunkel Fred Meadows Don Fitton Fritz Bastian M. K. Lewis I. Harris D. Vernon Webb Hill Rowland McKee L. Bronson W. H. Hopple Lewis S. G. Lowrie O. Krus E. Williams Bunn Eveland Bartel

White Sox Defeat Rival in Low-Scoring Game

Ludlow White Sox beat the opponent with pitching by Ziegler and Corliss, and key hits from Warner and Gardner. Reenan Sefferino and Dean led stolen bases and scoring, while Furrio and Peak turned double plays. time of game 1:45 with Goode umpiring.

Ludlow White Sox Gardner-Harvey Warner Furrio Ziegler Peak Goode Lindsay

Reading Royals Baseball Scoring Summary

Mabley and Carew report game details with Stenzel and Reistenberg two base hits and Fisher and Weinkaup three base hits. Sebas issued four walks and struck out six. Andler allowed twelve strikeouts. Mayer umpired. Brinkman served as scorer.

Mabley & Carew Reading Royals Stenzel Reistenberg Eller Fisher Weinkaup Sebas Andler Mayer Brinkman

Baseball Game Recap Featuring Knecht Schlie Lehrey and Meyers

The note lists a baseball game with Knecht on two bases and Schlie Lehrey and Meyers on three-base hits. Pitchers Magley and Monte struck out 14 and 7 respectively with Monte issuing 2 walks. umpire Harry Gordon is named.

Federal Reserve Deion Adiscctsrescens Knecht Schlie Lehrey Stelen Meyers Magley Monte Harry Gordon

Clifton Sox 12 Triangles 3 in Mercury match

Clifton Sox defeated Triangles 12 to 3 in a Mercury batteries game. Ferber and Garbade teamed with Klink and Weise for Clifton as R.HE noted the score and key players.

Clifton Sox R.he Clifton Garbade Ferber Klink Weise

Riverside Tigers 16 Summit A C win in tight contest

Riverside Tigers beat Summit A C 16 to 3 extending their winning streak. Two-base hits by Moberly and Vogel, a Roth homer, Vogel and Schmidt each struck out ten. Umpire Zimmerman. Riverside holds lead into elimination series and awaits Alexan Juniors.

Riverside Tigers Summit A. C Tigers Moberly Vogel Roth Schmidt Zimmerman

Remmo A C Defeats Hartwell A C In Low-Scoring Game

Remmo A. C. defeated Hartwell A. C. 13 to 4 in a game marked by strong pitching from Schreiber and sharp fielding. Umpire H. Borgman officiated as Remmo A. C. produced decisive runs in the late innings.

Remmo A. C Flartwell A. C Schreiber Remmo Remmo A. C. G Hartwell A. C H. Borgman

West End Jrs Tie With Superbas At Hunt Street

West End Juniors and the Superbas battled to a 2 to 2 tie yesterday on Hunt Street. Deoger pitched brilliantly with twelve strikeouts while Dooger and Hoffer split the errorless innings and batters faced.

West End Jrs Superbas Hunt Street Deoger West E. Jrs Hoffer Dooger Casey and Lang

Two-base and three-base hits in cited baseball line

Box score line lists players Ziegler Fricker with two-base hits Daws and Kipp with three-base hits. White struck out eight times by Daws. Walks awarded 3 by White and 2 by Daws. game time 10. umpires Jones and Parker.

Tiger A. C Ziegler Fricker Daws Kipp White Jones and Parker Tigers Fav Ab.h.o.a.e Hoffm'n C White James

Melrose Tech Beats High Colts In Tight 9-6 Struggle

Melrose Tech edges High Colts 9 to 6 as Hite Funch Gunderman contribute two base hits. MecGarrity strikes out 10, Myers 5. walks by McGarrity 1 Myers 4 Hoffman 2. Time 1 55. Umpire Jones.

Melrose Tech Funch Feck Gunderman McDevitt MecGarrity Myers McGarrity Hoffman Jones

St. Paul Edges Anchors in Narrow Victory

St. Paul defeats Anchors 16 to 7 with key plays by Sarr who was sidelined by illness. Batteries Wetzel, Westerkamp, Verney, Stanley and Miller contributed significant effort in a tense contest.

St. Paul Sarr Sick Brongtea Wetzel and Westerkamp Verney Stanley and Miller

Kenton Triumph Over Falls A C In Baseball

Kenton defeated Falls A C 20 to 14. Kenton had 6402.00, with Deed as Cues 2264,12642-14. Two-base hits by Bonno Tedesco Breen 2 Williams Cornell. Home runs by Breen Spreeler Cornell 2 Holtz. Breen struck out 12, Holtz 9. Bases on balls Breen 8 Holtz 4. Umpire Dade.

Kenton Bonno Tedesco Breen Williams Cornell Holtz Spreeler Dade

Quicksteps Rout Boots in 10–0 Victory

The Quicksteps defeated the Bootblack specials 10 to 0. Shagg led the Quicksteps, dominating play as Wakefield and Pamos paired with Carr for the Specials in a lopsided contest.

Shagg Ccococdes Shagg and Wakefield Pamos Carr

Unclear Baseball Stats From Fenwicks Game Report

Partial baseball box score notes three hitters Berter Deiters Kruse with two-base hits and multiple strikeouts. Pitchers Burns Berter Kruse issued several walks, listing seven, two, and four respectively. No clear date or teams provided in the fragment.

Riverside Madison Mile Two-base Hits Battle

In a Riverside contest Madison Mile features Knapp driving two-base hits while Hill Merz and Jones record strikeouts. The scoreboard notes a sequence of outs and hits across innings.

Baseball box score highlights and pitching notes

Two-base hits by Schraff Kuhlman Green Champlin and Knox with a three-base hit by Knox. Freeh struck out five times and Sewald six. Freeh issued five walks and Sewald two. Umpire Wirt.

Schraff Kuhlman Green Champlin Knox Freeh Sewald Wirt

Luchte Juniors Triumph In Low-Scoring Ballgame

The Luchte Juniors defeated their opponents in a pitching duel with multiple base hits. Key players included Righter Comello Maus with two-base hits and Forrester Cornelio Grate contributing home runs. Bonno and Brooks tallied strikeouts as the detailed box shows.

Trompen Luchte Comello Maus Cook Forrester Righter Cornelio Grate Bonno Brooks O Shaughnéssy

Covington Bans Fireworks for Fourth

Chief Bullock announces strict enforcement of a city ordinance forbidding sale of all fireworks and possession for celebrations in Covington. The ban includes cap pistols and fulminating powders, plus a prohibition on toy balloons due to fire risk. previous efforts to repeal failed.

Covington Bullock Police Department Board of Commission

Legion Post Urges Against Clemency for Three Covington Men

Norman E Nes Post No 70 and Stanley Ashbrook urge Department of Justice to deny executive clemency for Henry Feltman Kruse and Schoberg, convicted in federal court of espionage. Telegrams note petitions signed by thousands, cite loyalty, danger of pardons, and demand full hearing.

Norman-Barnes Post American Legion Covington Henry Feltman Co. B. Schoberg J. Henry Kruse Department of Justice Washington, D. C Stanley Ashbrook American Protective League Kenton County James A. Wineh Schoberg Feltman Kruse Washington America Normane Nes Jenett E. Wilson James A. Finch Feltman Kruse Stanley Ashbrook A. P

Traffic violator fights with officer on Dixie Highway

County policeman E C Hall stopped Albert Chatfield of Cincinnati for no rear lights. Chatfield resisted, striking Hall once and Hall replying. Hall then transported Chatfield to Covington police headquarters. Chatfield, 25, released on $100 bond to appear before Judge John B Read in Kenton County Court.

E. C. Hall Dixie Highway Hall Covington Albert Chatfield Cincinnati Chatfield John B. Read Kenton County

Reverend Hunt Bids Farewell at Covington Union Services

The Rev. I. Cochrane Hunt delivered a farewell sermon at a lawn union service in Covington and baptized John W. Menzies Jr., infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Menzies of Ft. Mitchell. Menzies is a United States Court Clerk for the Western District of Kentucky. Under his five plus years at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church the congregation grew, and Hunt will become secretary of the Lord's Day Alliance.

I. Cochrane Hunt Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church Union Methodist Episcopal Church Fifth Greenup Streets Covingston Hunt John W. Menzies, Jr John W Menzies Ft. Mitchell Menzies United States Western District of Kentucky Lord’s Day Alliance

Covington Faces Looming Winter Fuel Shortage Warning

The Covington area faces high coal and gas costs with coal priced at 8.50 to 10 per ton and gas potentially rising 530 percent. Many families stocked up, while authorities promise coal price relief. The Board of Education just signed a 1000 ton coal contract at 7.72 for lump and 7.25 for slack, about triple previous years’ prices. A further price rise is anticipated.

Covington Washington

State wool auction in Lexington to be held in tobacco warehouse

A state auction of wool takes place this morning in Lexington in a large tobacco warehouse. Kenton County wool growers will participate in the sale. The plan originated with the department of markets of the College of...

Lexington Kenton County Department of Markets The College of

Wool Auction Brings 750000 Pounds From 30 Counties

Agriculture at Lexington reports thirty counties represented in the pool with each sending a fifty pound wool sample. Buyers may bid on the aggregate 750,000 pounds of Kentucky wool. If sold, county wool will ship in bulk to the purchaser and is graded by experts prior to sale.

Lexington Kentucky

Stolen Goods Recovered Tied to Pearl Norris Case

The case against Pearl Norris aged 25 living at 249 Saratoga Street charged with bringing stolen goods into the state will be tried this morning before Judge Manson in the Police Court. Officers say they found linen, glassware and silverware worth several hundred dollars belonging to the Hotel Linton Cincinnati in her home and in another woman's home. The women formerly worked at the hotel.

Pearl Norris Saratoga, Street Manson Linton Cincinnati

Three Days Left to Pay City and School Taxes

Public notice urges taxpayers to pay city and school taxes at City Building to avoid rush and penalties. Office hours extended with evenings open until 9. Commissioner George H. Stahel announces the ad.

Georgeh C. Stahel Public Finance

Pocketbook Lost by Clerk at Saloon

Leonard Betts a clerk for Goode and Dunkie on Pike street reported losing a pocketbook with valuable papers Saturday night in a saloon at Second street and Western avenue. Police will attempt recovery.

Leonard Betts Goode & Dunkie Pike Street Second Street Western Avenue

Tire Theft Report At 617 Main Street Garage

William Jewell reports to police that on Saturday night two automobile tires were stolen from his garage at 617 Main Street. The event follows a recent string of petty thefts in the area.

William Jewell Main Street Knights of St. John St. Stephen's Cemetery Newport Kentucky Rosedale Crete Tommy Butler J. J. Pollard Lexinngton

Kentucky Civil Service Law Adopted for Four Cities

The Kentucky civil service bill affecting Newport Covington Paducah and Lexington police and firemen takes effect today Exemptions apply to those with over five years service All others must pass exams The four city commissioners form the civil service board Pension provisions begin January 1 1921 with a fund built from a tax levy and officer salaries A pension for injured in duty and 20 year retirees with half pay are provided Officials named include Mayor Joseph Hermann Albert King Fire Chief Chris Ebert Police Chief and City Treasurer Peter Bardo Jr

Kentucky Civil Service Newport Covington Paducah Lexington Joseph Hermann Peter Bardo, Jr Albert King Chris Ebert Bardo

Egan to Take Charge of Newport Incinerator Plant Today

Jack Egan brother of Charles Egan Bellevue police chief is to assume active charge of Newport incinerator plant today replacing William Sutton. The plant will operate under Public Affairs Department led by Mayor Hermann, who guaranteed fifty tons daily and announced a test burn of 150 percent of that amount. He states the plant should burn Newport refuse in nine hours during peak months.

Jack Egan Charles Egan Bellevue Police Newport Egan William Sutton Thomas McGeough Public Works Public Affairs Department Hermann

Thieves Take Judge Miller's Buick in Newport Auto Theft

Saturday night thieves stole the Buick touring car of Judge Fred Miller of Ft. Thomas at Sixth and Monmouth in Newport. The judge, police judge of Ft. Thomas, noted it bore Kentucky license 43 594 and was valued at 800 dollars. He offers a 50 dollar reward for its return.

Fred Miller Ft. Thomas Sixth Monmouth Streets Newport Miler Kentucky

Street Railway Inspector Injured in Fall

Elijah Downard of Newport, inspector for the South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Company, fell while running for a street car yesterday and broke an ankle bone. He was taken home and will be confined for several weeks per his physician.

Elijah Downard Newport South Covington & Cincinnati Street Railway Company

Newport June Taxes Due at Office of Finance

The City of Newport announces June taxes are due and payable at the Office of the Commissioner of Finance. Taxes for the year may be paid now to avoid penalty and interest. Commissioner Chas D. MacCrea urges prompt payment.

Newport Commissioner of Finance

Isis and Elaine Hammerstein Star in Prizma Theatres

The Orpheum presents an 8 percent Isis program featuring Elaine Hammerstein in Whispers and a Billy West comedy in Prizma with an auditorium travelogue.

Orpheum Isis Elaine Hammerstein Travelogue Billy West

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