Ten Juveniles to Run for Cincinnati Trophy at Latonia
Latonia hosts the twenty seventh Cincinnati Trophy for two year olds over six furlongs with a $5,000 added purse and a silver trophy. Contenders include Ma Yerkes Take Off Tannery Sydney Ante Bellum Colonel Bell Uncle Matt Major Tom Chariot Star Lassie and more as rain leaves a muddy track improving to good by race time. Roxie Weidel and Keeping Time score wins in substitute races as four non card races produced solid results for form players.
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Latonia
Milldale Oval
Roxie Weidel
Ma Yerkes
Brown Hotel Stable
Shec
Take Off
Tannery
Sydney
Ante Bellum
Colonel Bell
Matt
Major Tom
Chariot
Star Lassie
Paul Weidel
Roxie
Great Sport
Jack Savage
Babble
Sky High
Miss Peggy
Washington Park Race Day Results Highlight Key Fences
Maiden two year olds race at Washington Park yielded Dixie Dr'mer and Fannie J. in the top spots with Devon diaderemecdy, Maxiva and others close behind. Sixth race favored three year olds over a mile as Blowaway led ahead of Ham and Goldridge with time 1 4, and multiple scratches noted. Second and third claiming races featured Gotham and three-year-olds racing 1 mile with Gotham winning, followed by Homewood and Bill Seth with times near 1 47. Fourth race for two-year-olds at 5 1 2 furlongs saw Capture ahead of Bachelor Skipper with time 1 09 1 5. Fifth race mixed distances listed Opengoshut Semper Felx and Firebush top finishers as weather remained clear and track heavy.
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Dixie Dr’mer
Coltiletti
Fannie J
Neal
Devon Diaderemecdy Sais
Maxiva
Shicpenikes
Ruane
Beauregard
Blessefield
Faiming
Blowaway
Serio
Tom Kanty
Genie Crit
Milady
Joe Ee Miss Mildred
Peach Rose
Ara Jane
Claire Amour
Joeockey
Dentelle
Vittoria
Tommy Tickle
al Garnet
Yards
Enthusiastic Edward
True Boy
Nettie Belle
McCrossen
Mary Eloise
Morris
Chiavetta
Raw—Saluta
Suncoat
Betty Barrett
Vasda
Coal Black Rose
Black Flyer
Shropshire
Bogan
Dinneford
Fiala
la Charm
Donnatina
Exquisite
J. S
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Fair Vena
Red Face
Jim McMahon
Everlasting
Golden Brown
Gotham
Homewood
Ayrand
Bill Seth
Big Gun
Pauli
Hirtenstein
Earl of Warwick
Rasuli
Flashes
Fireproof
M Ris
Blue John
Rose O’neill
Outer Harbor
Sun Blow
Senator
Morrison
St. Pil
Monica
Hale
McUar
Storm
Gagarin
Sonabunp Spas
Dogstar
Mashka
Raincrow
Chief’s Attraction
Maidrock
Rex Moore
Dollie Mc
St. Hilda
Widener
Ee S
Andra
Roman
St. Fi
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Burke
Mordine
McAtee
Lady Caputet
O’donnell
Byrd
Coin Collector
Bludgeon
Black Watch
Seabright
St. Pi
Sh. Greyhawk
Stevens
Ruby Keller
Maiden
Laurie
Robertson
Sporting Grit
Euphrates
Blarney
Foramile
Friarcliff
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Minister
Renick
Barke
Thecacketben
Fenere
Bonview
Padey
Red Curl
Venezuela
Sir Johnson
Flying Gal
McAuliffe
Imperial
Air
Garner
Annan
Shantung
Dunrock
Latonia Second Race and Other Card Runners
Keeping Time led from the turn to win substitute claiming at six furlongs for four Oaks Stock Farm with Jeff O Neil runner up and Tommy third. In the maiden claiming at 11 sixteenths Yorktown and Woodlot fought tight for place as Woodlot prevailed after a late surge. Fourth race Babble won a photo finish over Sky High and Choiseul with Spanish Jack breaking slowly. Roxie Weidel captured by a length over Great Sport in a fast one mile race for Four Oaks stock farm. Sixth race Four Oak Farm’s Bold Boy won six furlongs in a drive with Padona and Dar Fur close behind. Seventh race Woolorac led from early and held off Mount Logan for Letellier, Billie Leonard and Neptunis close behind.
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Bobby Duncan
Hades
Jeff O'Neil
Tommy
Tommy Murray
Woodlot
Capt
Jack, Jr
Yorktown
Murray
Gold! Bet
Dar Fur
Baby Delhi
Woolcrac
Billie Leonard
Mr. Loran
C. E. Patterson
Enna Ooo
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Kohn
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Connelly
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Lommy
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Rosewood
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Quest
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Sky High
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Rockgarden
C. Howard
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Roxie Weidle
D. Dubois
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Sport
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Wolfy
Dea
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Padona
Dark Angel
Gooler
W. F. Hausman
Fuss and Feath
Charles Nolte
Tae Os
J.J
Jack Savage
Roxie Weidel
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Multiple Race Card Entries From Latonia and Aqueduct Meetings
A detailed list of race entries across Latonia and Aqueduct venues. Notes include horses such as Nicaragua, Nagiraqua, and Best Chance selections like NEVERMORE FAIRMOUNT and BLUE LARKSP JR, with various riders and nominees across seven races per track.
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Aqueduct
Polyron
Dinah
Foxom
Barleycorn
Skeédaddle
Baird
Prometheus
Sarazen IL
Blue Larkspur
Folking
Lougser
Blockhead
Canopio
Ramoneur
Eddie Ahearn
Corposant
Bigot
Blue Larksp JR
Batteries and Scores From St Paul Minneapolis Games
At St Paul R H E matches list Batteries Yarmouth Angley Harris Hargrave for the Columbus Louisville contest. In Columbus the line shows 80000103 7 14 2 with players William Thompson Wy Song Jablonowski Wyckoff and Devine. Minneapolis games against Milwaukee show Strelecki Robertson Menemy Brillheart McMullen Kent with score lines and only games scheduled.
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St. _Paul
Kansas City
St. Pauis
Yarmouth
Angley
Harris and Hargrave
Columbus
Louisville
William and Thompson
Wysong
Jablonowski
Wyckoff
Devine
Minneapolis
R. H. E. Milwaukee
Strelecki
Robertson
Menemy
Brillheart
McMullen
Kent
Fields Knocks Out Cooper in First Round
Jackie Fields of Los Angeles defeats Farmer Joe Cooper of Terre Haute Ind in the welterweight bout at Mills Stadium. The ten round fight ends in the opening round as Fields erases Cooper from contention in the division.
Aqueduct Race Results Firs Race and More
A compact report lists results from Aqueduct with six races. Winners include Monica at 2 10 5 and Wilmar, Greyhawk and Ruby Keller among others, with details on purses, distances, jockeys, and placings plus a long “also ran” rundown and scratches.
USC woman tennis champion crowned at Longwood
Miss Marjorie Gladman of the University of Southern California defeated Miss Marjorie Sachs of Radcliffe 6-0 6-3 to win the intercollegiate tennis title at Longwood Cricket Club in Brookline Massachusetts.
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Marge Gladman
Brookline
Mass
Marjorie Gladman
University of Southern California
Marjorie Sachs
Radcliffe
Longwood Cricket Club
Texas and Western League Baseball Scores
Texas League results include Dallas 10 San Antonio 6, Shreveport 9 Waco 8, Wichita Falls 8 Houston 7, Beaumont 10 Ft Worth 6. Western League scores show Oklahoma City 8 1 Des Moines 6 0, Tulsa 12 Omaha 2, Topeka 11 Pueblo 6, Wichita 17 Denver 11 in ten innings.
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Dallas
San Antonio
Shreveport
Waco
Wichita Falls
Houston
Beaumont
Ft. Worth
Oklahoma City
Des Moines
Tulsa
Omaha
Topeka
Pueblo
Wichita
Denver
Schmeling and Uzcudun to Split $72,500 Each After Yankee Stadium Fight
Max Schmeling defeated Paulino Uzcudun at Yankee Stadium in a dominant bout that sparked theater offers for Schmeling’s touring plans and a September title shot with Jack Sharkey. Net receipts reached $362,216 on $381,280 gross. Schmeling and Uzcudun each earned about $12,600.
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Schmeling
Uzcudun
New York
Arthur Bulow
Max Schmeling
Paulino Uzcudun
Yankee Stadium
Teuton
Jack Dempsey
der Maxie
Jack Sharkey
Gene Tunney
Lattlers
Paulino
Llalied Tou
Arthur Donovan
Faulino
Hindu Grappler Beats Matsuda in Redland Field Clash
Basanta Singh wins two falls on the Hindu bearhug against Matty Matsuda in seventeen, eleven, and nine minute sessions. Matsuda counters with jiu jitsu, but Singh’s grip proves decisive as a large outdoor crowd watches.
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Redland Field
Basanta Singh
Matty Matsuda
Matty
Basanta
Singh
George Gable
Billy Hallas
Hallas
Gable
Hugh Nichols
al Krasiek
Nichols
Tibbats
Hugh
Krasiek
Stream Conditions Reported Friday Night
Powell and Clement report in the Friday stream bulletin that several waters are muddy while a few run fine. White Oak east fork Little Miami Todds fork Loveland show muddy conditions. Laughery Creek and Tanners Creek are fine. Licking River South Licking forks muddy. White Water Seven Mile Creek Four Mile Creek muddy.
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Powell & Clement
White Oak
East Fork
Little Miami
Todds Fork
Loveland
Laughery Creek
Tanners Creek
Licking River
South Licking Forks
Seven Mile Creek
Four Mile Creek
Providence 7 New Haven 3 in Eastern League game
Providence defeated New Haven 7 to 3 in the Eastern League. The schedule lists Allentown at Springfield Albany at Hartford and Pittsfield at Bridgeport with rain delays.
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Providence
New Haven
Allentown
Springfield
Albany
Hartford
Pittsfield
Bridgeport
Southern Association Standings Snapshot
In New Orleans Birmingham and Chattanooga split games while Little Rock and Nashville posted losses. Memphis shows a winning record against Nashville, and scores indicate a tight race with several teams carrying mixed results.
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Southern Association
New Orleans
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Memphis
Nashville
Ohio Incorporations And Diverse Business Quiet Across State
Bradstreet notes varied activity with delays in some sectors while construction and manufacturing show strength. Ohio incorporations list firms across Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati and beyond with diverse names and many no par shares filed in June. Typical industries include realty, malt products, laundry, and consumer goods production.
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Ohio
Columbus
Brook & Kling Realty Company, Inc
Cincinnati
Sam Broock
Meyer Kling
Solek
Empire Land
Eeneveland
David P. Pringle
E. C. Itshore
Margaret E. McGuire
Cleveland Malt Products Company
Cleveland
Alexander Goodman
Odon Guttman
Alexander Mannhein
Voneane
Isador Grossman
P. O. Maxwell
Max P. Goodman
Ger
Graham
W. J Dewly
Iinenie
Printing Company
Cainicad
Voet W. Edward Kout
Ralph M. Kneale
Quin-Wood Realty Company
A. Faranialph W. Edwards
J. Wentworth
Mi Dainy Process, Inc
Toledo
George H. Beckwith
E. G. Freelich
James M. Evans
Colonial Laundry, Inc
Llayton
P. Sigler
E. B. Sigler
L. A. Bickford
Maxon
Avid D. Deitsch
L. A Ecu
Quality Baking Company of
Logan
Strawn
Adolph Compf
Carl F.aniol B. Fox
Oscar Steward
Continental Commercial Corporation
Allen
SH. C. Baxter
B. Mowery
Elmer E. Welty
Silvertone Screen Company
R. L. Pfefferle
Vincent Singer
B. Pfefferle
Americans Stiffen Resolve as Wimbledon Routs Narrow
In Wimbledon England on June 28 the United States Davis Cup players Hennessey and Wilmer Allison fell to France’s stars Cochet and Borotra. Horace Tilden won his match advancing to the quarterfinals as the only American in the last eight. Americans also excelled in doubles with Tilden-Hunter, Hennessey-Lott, and Lott-Cross securing multiple wins for the U S squad.
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Wimbledon
England
America
United States
John Hennessey
Wilmer Allison
Henri Cochet
Jean Borotra
Sam
France
Ff. Landry
Helens
California
Wills
Jacobs
May Sutton Bundy
Bundy
Eileen Hennett
War Horse
Tilden
Christian Boussus
George Lott
Koseluth
Hennessey
Cochet
Allison-Borotta
Hunter
O. G. V. Turnbull
J. B. Gilbert
Lott
Kohliman
Nourney
Edith Cross
Miss Urcher
F. M. B. Fisher
Aycock Wins Intercollegiate Golf Championship
Tommy Aycock a frail 22 year old from Jacksonville Florida and Yale won the intercollegiate golf title at Deal New Jersey. He defeated Marshal Forrest of Lowell Massachusetts 5 up and 4 to play in a notably erratic final.
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Aycock College
Deal, N. J
Tommy Aycock
Jacksonville
Fla
Yale
Marshal Forrest
Lowell
Mass
Borg Warner Corporation details and 1929 finances
Borg Warner Corporation organized as a holding company supplying auto parts and agricultural implements. Plants located in Illinois Indiana Michigan and New York. Incorporated 1928 with prior earnings upward since 1924. Cash over 3.16 million, no funded debt, common stock 6.09177 million par 10. Dividend history notes 1 per share quarterly and 2 percent stock dividend. Net 1928 rose 60 percent to 6,163,125. $176.09 per preferred share and 10.01 per common. Current assets 14,007,971 liabilities 3,716,972 working capital 10,290,999 book value 27.77 a share.
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Borg Warner Corporation
Borg Warner
United States
Chicago
Galesburg
Moline
Rockford
Ill
Indianapolis
Newcastle
Muncie
Ind
Flint
Detroit
Mich
Ithaca
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Trade conditions show uneven but improving activity midyear
R G Dun & Co reports the first half ends with no major changes in the industrial scene. Activity is uneven though overall levels in major groups edge ahead of 1928. Conservative trading, hesitating new business, and momentum from favorable weather push summer apparel sales.
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Bradstreet
Machine Tool Ee
Allied Lines
Portsmouth
Ohio
Lexington
R. G. Dun & Co
Parole notices issued for Ohio State Reformatory inmates
A batch of parole notices lists inmates such as Harry Adams Roscoe Goforth Orville Dodson Harvey Stokeley Wilbur White and others recommended for clemency or parole by the Superintendent and Chaplain of the Ohio State Reformatory. Hearings slated for July 1929 with Chief Clerk R O Simkins. Also sheriff sale announced for Cincinnati terminal property of Richmond Radiator Company in Hamilton County on July 10 1929 at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Adams
Ohio State Reformatory
Ohio Board of Clemency
R. O. Simkins
Roscoe Goforth
Orville Dodson
Harvey Stokeley
Wilbur White
Johnnie James
William Coulter
Cecil di No
A Inne
Henry Brown
Henry Brooks
Carl Kuhlman
William Gilliland
Henry C. Helmes
Melvin Carter
Ohio Board of Clemen
Henry McGowan
Schneider
Eiseman
James Grimes
Jane Robert Younger
George Ang
Ohio Board of Clem
George Bulah
Kenneth Crosswhite
Theodore White
George Newton
Robert Cox
Co. Simkins
State OF
Richmond
Richmond Radiator Company
Linuolin CC
Messey Et al
William M. Anderson
Hamilton County
Ohio
John Krieg
Harmon, Colston, Goldsmith & Hoadly
Cincinnati
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