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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1925

Page

7

Eighteen Derby Eligibles Train at Churchill Downs

Eighteen Kentucky Derby eligibles are stabled at Louisville tracks with sixteen at Churchill Downs and others at Douglas Park. Trainers and owners plan spring campaigns, with Beechmont and Latonia facilities handling overflow and new drainage work under Track Superintendent Tom Young.

J. Savage Louisville Churchill Downs Bud Fisher Swope Williams Bros Douglas Park Anderson Kendle D. Borgmann Russell Kentucky Jockey Club Beechmont Downs Tom Young Downs Oval Latonia Milldale Jefferson Livingston F. J. Stevens Kentucky New York Livingston Vennie Swart Hill Vennie Ethel Carr Trick Wing Mary Hagan Little Bit Royal NI Prima Imp China Cock Knobbie Buster McAuliffe Leroy Pol Roger Humorette Evelyn Saratoga

Frigerio Ritola Set World Records at Cleveland Track Carnival

Ugo Frigerio, 1924 Olympic walking champion, set a world record for 6,500 meters in 25 minutes 21 1-5 seconds, first official at this distance. Willie Ritola won the 3 1/4 mile race in 15 minutes 58 2-5 seconds, with Nurmi failing to beat his mile and one‑quarter mark. Frigerio defeated Phil Granville by forty yards in the final laps. The meet featured Nurmi and Ritola arriving from Milwaukee and events across sprints, hurdles, relays, and distance races with several Ohio colleges and unattached athletes.

Cleveland Ugo Frigerio Paavo Nurmi Willie Ritola Nurmi Ritola August Fagar William Ballogh Magyar A.C Frigerio Phil Granville New York Granville Milwaukee James Conolly Georgetown Harold W. Kennedy Ohio State Louisville W. Helms Ohio Wesleyan Harley Pearce Garner Woods Butter, Pa Arthur Dorner George Guthrie Carl Stanchcliff Geneva High Howard Kriss Oberlin Butler College Carl Plummer Ralph Sapp John Carroll Case Elwin Thomas Charles Pierce Charles Hunsche Bob Williams C. H. Dewitt George Abbott Clarence Dauber C. O. Dewitt Magayr A. C Ugo Frigertio Italy Larry Snyder Butler State A. A August Fager William

Bears Win Narrowly as Cincinnati Tops Heidelberg 21 20

Heidelberg bowed to Cincinnati 21 to 20 in a tight season closer here. Shorty Klein sparked the visitors with fast drives and Valentiner at center aided the Bearcats who secured their first Conference win. Heidelberg led earlier but Cincinnati surged in the final minutes to claim the thriller.

Tiffin Heidelberg University of Cincinnati Heidelbergers Cincinnati Shorty” Klein Valentiner Oldfather Miami University Vinaketai Valentine Lashbrook R.g Lein Ta Sisheeedideianabetiamn Neidelbergs Z. Weaver Ll. F. Oor Tubblefield R. G. Iiiibeieae Eli Iid Sulter

Parochial Basketball Tourney Opens With Wins

The De Sales Shamrocks beat St. Lawrence 13 to 10 and St. John Shamrocks defeated Purcell Juniors 10 to 2 in the opening round at Purcell A C Gym. Second round games include Finn Arrows versus Immaculate Midgets at 7 30 and Boni Elmo versus St John Shamrocks at 7 15. Future games list ert and St Marys Hyde Park and Ee Crescents and De Shes ea for tomorrow night.

National League Willenbor Beurkels Herzel Schw’tz Bayman Lia Lamping Stoll Bellevue Bowling Assn Pirates Bi'mh H’l’rsm Martin Reeder Bohrer Weilert Sch Huetworld St. Mary's High School Ohio Mechanics’ Institute Yesteremeenaemnenese Frickeality Jrs Ard- Breithold Leonard Ing Hellman Federal de Park Boys Shubert Lubke Fricke Shafer Bernard Hugger Dreyer Trentman Korte Weeeeene Saints Helmig Brokate Stermer Volker Eeveee Wallace Ae Eeeeenee Osterka A. Volker St. Ary E Bolger Hhh OSB Sooo Orr C. Bolger Spp ETRE Bankers SPEER Union Trust van Lohr C Pee Shaw Schwertiman C Ooo Tees Hampson Brown Martin Eee Hugger G Arm'ng Witsch Carney Farte Reese Kroger Wilson McHale Sooo Brotherhood Bk Luebbe Ohie Ga Pam F.T Batgner Mga Stoms Imwealle F Brokate Cruse Smith Schie Treere Fisch Petry Clark Aeneeeee H. & S. Pogue Kneécht Boeh Progressive Merchants Pickering Pickerings For- Cincinnati Oil Club Wirthlin Pure Oil Co Rchants Snow and Hegge Davis Freezes Delbridge Hassel Sonm’berg H. & 8. Pogue Co F.T. TP Pohl Rhodes Arenes Wirthlin, F. Ptepeee Sy Schick Bader Ae — Schramm Fries Weetenee Service Oil Co L. Ren’ R Dolan ENON EU Oil Co Barton Talbert Fogel Rineh Melias Guehrine Hesterberg Ter Peewee Nereeren Langeb Tedtman Weeney Ee Hope Ureport Ky. Ind. Oil Co Ce & Hae Williams Fair Store Flynn Hannah Slack Seetere Davis Clothing Horton A.guille Smith-Kasson J.hillen Helfer E.strig Heiman Hoffer E.guil’ Yle Seeeee Orcoran Newell Davis Oenentee Parsons A.hillen Robinson U Pfalzgraf Mac Maint Way— Smith-Kasson P and Mere Koehne Jacobs Corcoran FFP Pee Eee Oort Crowley Barker Sanford Buchman Shields Teene Hauck G Foote Knowles Rein’n Butler Meyers Kissel Es Otals Fourth Street Vaske F.G Ot T.P Fielman Dairy Elqus Ulcahy Hale Shepherd Steve Loesch Sanders Howley Morrisey Springfield Witten Dos Eng Armstrong Nelly Muir C. Horton Kurtz Sterling Rice Esibert Renee Ball Nberg Ehneiger Wittenberg Compton Ressel Reese (Denison Keidel Gress Pritech.a Centner Behanaee Ifs Disz W.seeb McGrann Hare Jacob McClare Groene The de Sales Shamrocks St. Lawrence St. John Shamrocks Purcell Juniors Purcell A. C Finn Arrows Boni Elmo Hyde Park

President Coolidge Invited to Throw Opening Ball

Washington baseball officials bid to have President Coolidge open the season by tossing the first ball on April 22 against the New York Yankees. An invitation was sent to the White House. the President is expected to accept if in the city. He attended last fall's World Series regularly.

Washington

Henline Becomes Captain of Philadelphia Nationals

In a March 10 telegram Wal ter J Henline star catcher for the Philadelphia Nationals told his wife he had come to terms with Manager Fletcher. The message said he would receive a salary increase and be named captain of the team.

Henline Bloomington Ill Walter J. Henline Philadelphia Nationals Fletcher

Wildcats Meet Middletown Y M C A On Home Court

The Central Y M C A Wildcats close their home season tonight facing the Middletown U Y M C A five. Local fans are expected to attend in large numbers as the game is seen as a closely contested showdown on the Wildcats court.

Wildcats Middletown Y. M. C. A. Wildcats

Princeton Tigers Triumph Over Dartmouth in Eastern League

Princeton, already assured of the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball title, defeated Dartmouth 30 to 19 at Princeton, marking its ninth straight league win without a defeat. The win came in a rematch at New Jersey, with Princeton maintaining its perfect record.

Tiger Quintet Princeton N._J

Florida East Coast women’s golf qualifiers set marks

In St Augustine Mrs P D Sterrett of Hutchison Kansas set a new course record for women with 82 to win the qualifying round of the Florida East Coast championship. Alex Smith from Philadelphia New York was second with 85 and Glenna Collett and Frances Hadfield tied for third with 86.

ST. Augustine Fla P._D. Sterrett Hutchison Kan Sterrett Alex. Smith Philadelphia New York Glenna Collett Frances Hadfield Milwaukee William H. Darrow Dayton J. W. Lawrence Pittsburgh Ray Green Daytona Lawrence

American Negro Loses in Paris Bout Disqualification

In Paris on March 10 Jack Taylor an American light heavyweight was disqualified in the seventh round for fouling against Charlie Ring of Australia after leading prior to a low blow. Kid Francis a nineteen year old bantamweight from Marseilles defeated Frankie Ash of England on points in a ten round bout.

Paris Jack Taylor Charlie Ring Australia Taylor Ring Kid Francis Marseilles Frankie Ash England Iih

De Forest Named Polo Grounds Matchmaker

Jimmy De Forest longtime trainer of boxing champions Dempsey and Firpo was named matchmaker for the Polo Grounds home of the New York Giants baseball team for the coming season.

Missouri Cagers Finish MVC Season In Front

Kansas City ends the Missouri Valley Conference basketball season in first place with Nebraska second and Washington third after last night's games in Kansas City.

Missouri Cagers Kansas City Nebraska Washington

Flatiron Building Sold to Eastern Syndicate

New York March 10. Sale of the Flatiron Building, a landmark in New York, was announced today. A syndicate representing New York and New England banking and real estate interests purchased the skyscraper, assessed at 2 025 000 dollars, led by L N Rosenbaum of New York. The group has bought five large structures in New York Minneapolis 32 City and Seattle in the last year.

New York New England L. N. Rosenbaum Minneapolis City Seattle

Final effort to save Ohio gas tax bill moves through chambers

A two cent gas tax and modified license fees pass Senate 22 to 11 and go to the House for concurrence in changes. A conference committee is formed as negotiators seek a compromise amid funding shifts and road-construction cuts totaling 5 million dollars in the next biennium.

Columbus House Senate Earl C. McCreary Cincinnati Arthur W. Sweeny Akron R. E. Hemple Warren John T. Brown Champaign County D. Price Evans Jackson County Robert A. Taft John M. Vorys Automotive Committee House of Representatives Ohio

Coast Guard and Police Capture 18 in Plymouth Whisky Raid

Plymouth Mass March 10 coast guard units and a state police detachment seized 18 men three speed boats and three automobiles in a whisky raid. Six hundred cases of alcohol including Scotch whisky were taken and shots were fired at two boats.

Plymouth Mass Coast Guard

Missing banker suffered amnesia and vanishes

The Ridgway case centers on a Union Trust Bank manager who vanished after leaving his Ninth and Central office. Doctors diagnose amnesia likely from a nervous disorder. His wife and daughters, York, Hartwell residents, await further word as relatives describe his long struggle with nervous trouble and a looming bank move overseen by Ridgway.uders

Osborn Ridgway Good Samaritan Hospital John E. Grieve O. W. Rendel Wiswell Avenue Hartwell

Man Falls From Suspension Bridge During Midnight Crossing

Covington and Cincinnati police believe a dazed man about 40, crossing toward Cincinnati on the Suspension Bridge, jumped into the Ohio River or was removed by a motorist after toll collectors noted no foot passengers for over an hour. Berte described the man as 5 foot 7, 145 pounds, wearing a light hat and dark overcoat.

Cincinnati Covington Ibert Berte Berte Ohio River yBerte

Six Blocks Divorce Ends in Courts

New York report states Richard Bennett and Adrienne Morrison filed for divorce after a 1923 separation. Mrs Bennett alleges misconduct by Bennett with an unnamed woman. Bennett reportedly did not answer the complaint and the six blocks divorce term was used previously to describe their split.

New York Richard Bennett Adrienne Morrison

Jewish leaders study methods to interest parishioners

The Commission on Jewish Education held a two day session at the Union of American Hebrew Congregations offices to address reviving devotion and interpreting Jewish history for the present generation. Rabbis from Cincinnati New York Chicago Cleveland Richmond Philadelphia Seattle Boston Atlanta Baltimore and other cities attended.

Commission On Jewish Education Union of American Hebrew Congregations Merchants David Heese George Zepin Julian Morganstern Cincinnati Kaufman ™ Kohler Rudolph Grossman H. G. Enelow Samuel Schulman Henry Slonimsky New York Louis L. Mann F. Mendelsohn Chicago Abba H. Silver Louis Wolsey Cleveland E. N. Calisch Richmond Ind H. W. Ettelson Philadelphia Max Hellér New Orleans Samuel Koch Seattle Wash Harry Levi

Four youths killed as train hits car at Dowagiac crossing

Four youths died and three were injured when a Michigan Central passenger train struck their automobile near Dowagiac station. Victims were Frank Powers 21 Russell Powers 19 Ross Wilson 17 and Marvin Taylor 17. Injured Marshall Charles Basil Carpenter seriously hurt. Driver Roy Winchell escaped serious harm.

Dowagiac Mich Michigan Central Frank Powers Russell Powers Ross Wilson Marvin Taylor Marshall Charles Basil Carpenter Charles Carpenter Roy Winchell Winchell

Bennetts Split Dwellings Amid Family Shift

The Bennetts separated with Mrs. Bennett living on East Fifty fourth Street and her husband on West Fifty eighth Street. Their three daughters Constance 20 Barbara 18 and Joan 14 remain in their mother's home.

Bennett East Fifty-fourth Street West Fifty-eighth Street Bennetts Constance Barbara Joan

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