Graeme Beats Lee O Connor by Nose at Downs Thrilling Finish
At Churchill Downs on May 13 Bob Cahill captured the Jeffersontown Handicap by a nose over Lathrop, with Graeme narrowly beating Lee O. Connor in the New Albany Purse. The meeting featured miscues and long odds as Cahill paid 42.80, Graeme 3.90, and Rhinock 103.70 for $2 tickets. Jockeys and trainers including Earl Pool and George Odom posted notable performances amid Derby preparations.
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C. J. Savage
The
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Churchill Downs
Jeffersontown
New Albany
Bob Cahill
UL Rvmnjjmecmlaan
Vreamy
Lathrop
Graeme
Johnson N. Camden
Lee O. Conner
R. W. Collins
EK. R. Bradley
Idle Hour Farm
Tommy Brothers
Astride Energy
Walter Taylor
Taylor
Parkview
H. Meyer
Lee
Conner
Graemie
Earl Pool
Collins
William H. Shelley
Watterson Lane
Rhinock
George B. Cox
Sandy Man
Bill Frank
Kentucky
Lexington
Mack Garner
Belle
Colonel Milam
Barbara
Razor Edge
Milam
Pool
George Odom
Voltaic
R. L. Gerry
Volta— Embassy
Frederick Johnson
Quatrain
J. Sigholz
John
Dan W. Scott
Sir John Johnson
Bill Obert
J. Edwin Griffith
Obert
Bud Fisher
Sir Peter
J. W. Bell
Southern Association baseball scores brief update
Little Rock 3 Mobile 4 Memphis 3 New Orleans 7 Birmingham 18 Chattanooga 4. City teams traded runs in a compact standings update from the Southern Association.
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Southern Association
Little Rock
Mobile
Memphis
New Orléans
Nta
Birmingham
Ville
Chattanooga
How They May Run in Todays Races
Savages selections from Churchill Downs and Trackmans picks for Jamaica races list the top contenders in each race. Notable names include Glenister N Gaythorn Omnia Emancipation and King Nadi across various events with best chances highlighted.
Maple Heights Racing Card Summary
First Race features Matt Donna Southern Melody and Helen T. Second Race lists Redlegs Crest wood Boy and Rob. Third Race includes Hobson Modesto and Miss Nancy. Fourth Race connects Froth Reg Pardon and Melbourne. Fifth Race shows Boots and Shoes Dominator and Atonement. Sixth Race pairs Peggy O Matinee Idol and Rajah. Seventh Race pairs Huonee Attorney and Slanderer. Best Chance Hobson.
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Maple Heights
Matt Donna
Southern Melody
Helen T
Redlegs
Crestwood Boy
Rob
Hobson
Modesto
Miss Nancy
Reg Pardon
Melbourne
Boots and Shoes
Dominator
Peggy O
Rajah
Huonee
Jack O Heart
Adele Weee
Maggie Feeeneeree
Sligo Brand
Ossaleen
Kirklevington
Hobson Tee
Luther Sennen
Pearl
Madeline
Modesta
Ed Squirre
Nancy
Denneul
Trafalgar Pope
Gaone Starr
Dave Goldie
Nancy McKay
Orenee
Mator
Black Deer
Nees Brass Band
Aico
Nan’s Fortune
Little Clair Steeeeerer
Archie Alexanders
Crystal Beer
Horses Run at Louisville May 13 Charted Races
Weather cloudy at USville Kentucky as seven races are summarized. Primary action covers early speed in Claiming events, with Wits Lad o' Mine and My Dream among top finishers, plus Idle Hour Farm Stable and Parkview Stable noted for wins. Final race features Handzarra and King with close finish dynamics.
Xavier and Commello Meet This Afternoon
St. Xavier College faces the Commello baseball team of the amateur commission at 3 o'clock this afternoon at Corcoran Field. Joe Meyer, Saints athletic director, seeks a Saturday rematch at Avondale field. Xavier has won nine of eleven games and hits well above .800. Joe Kelly is slated to pitch against the Commellos this afternoon. Jim Boyle will receive.
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St. Xavier College
Commello
Corcoran Field
Joe Meyer
Saints
Avondale Field
Mt. St. Gregory Seminary
Washington
Xaverians
St. Xavier
Joe Kelly
Commellos
Jim Boyle
Jockey Bennr Marinelli Survives Jamaica Spill
New York jockey Bennr Marinelli who suffered a fractured skull in a Jamaica race spill regained consciousness and doctors say he has a fighting chance to recover.
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New York
Bennr Marinelli
Jamaica
Maples H ig h ts Results Jockey Straight Place Show
Race card summary listing results for multiple races including Gold Mount Farland in win and detailed place show payouts, with jockeys like Petracca and Callahan, times, purses ranging from 700 to 800 dollars, and notes on scratches and field details.
Pimlico First Race Results Chronicle
Race results from Pimlico show Crusader winning maiden two year olds 4 1/2 furlongs with Gaffseman second and on for Show. Second race Steeplechase Handicap lists Bullseye first and Gen Thatehe second with odds. Third race features Permmint Wive and Villager placing, Wish I Win scratch. Fifth race details Pathan ahead of Rose Cloud and Just Pancras with Scorcher and Stone Jaz in the mix. Weather clear track good.
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Crusader
Johnson
Gaffseman
Kennedy
Barnes
Chocolate Soldier
Lanark Barney Wells
Sea Rocket
Lewis
Harvey
Stedman
Hank Monk
Anne Wirsiekt
Bullseye
Ho Masine
Bnet
Beebe
Iune
Leyland
Alto
Charles Wells
Olivia
Jane
King’s
Viela Barton
Iene Ee Imere II
Owen Haing
Reck Bass
Cheyne
Guingamp
Crawford
Finley
Mee Magic
Kandait
Sea Fairy
the Arundel
Joe Straight
Storm King Feinehiay
Arne
MacLean
J. Fred A
Biz
Heir At Law
Pimlico
Ile
Pathan
Taulelle
South Mieratches
Becky
Seggarth
Pancras
Lang
Stone Jaz
Woodlake
Owen Tudor
Fairmount and Res
Cabreidebeuls
Jamaica Results First Race at Front Street Track
A Jamaica program lists six races with purses from 1000 to 2000 added. Winners include Star leading 108, Surprise Party 115, Moonraker 112, Ducky 108, and Ma Washington 115 among two year olds and maidens. Weather cloudy, track good, times range near 1:11 to 1:44 for six furlongs to 1 mile 70 yards.
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St. Fi
High Star
L.kummer
Surprise Party
L.fa’r
Aucilla
McAfee
Acrostic
Suomi
Espanol
St. Pl
Cue
Mathews
Hebert
Shanks
Uranus
Roman Princess
Stockade
Miss Washington
Adviser
Master Mind
Helen Condon
Flora Star
C. Kum’er
L. Fater
Moonraker
Ellis
Buxton
Richards
Delaware
Hulla Baloo
Wat
Jibe
Delhi Boy
Hayward
Barney Google
Ducky
Queen’s Guild
North Breeze
Accordy
Alse Asetalee
Eagle Archie
St. Martins
Belcross
Muskeg
Kteene
Metroedore
Asa Jewell
Cue Rack
Warren Lynch
M’a
Washington
Car’r
C. Kummer
Stigma
Rubinette
Rock Fern
Mistral
Circus
Cireaus
Evens
Lockerbie
Valnad
Dorothy Avera
Rapdale
Beau
Fliora Star
Marjorie C
New Hope
Metrodore
Poly Chresty
Furlon
Ni Houlihan
Wees
Demijohn
Chris Idiosyner
American Association Battery Lineups by City
Milwaukee Minneapolis St Paul and Kansas City listings show battery matches with paired players. Names include Simmons Robertson Sanders Skiff Leverette Metever Bird McGraw Airsmith Jonnard Fullerton Hoover Colling Ton Dawson Redman Altman Wayneburg Shinault. Officials note team pairings and positions for the event.
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Milwaukee
R. H. EB. Iatianepens
Milwaugu
Firesimmons and Robertson
Sanders and Skiff
Minneapolis
R. H
St. Paul
R. H. E. Trquiieo
Ccesciones
Jonnard and
Fullerton
Ho Uer
Colling Andton
Kansas
Louisville
Kansas City
Dawson
Redman
Altman
Wayneburg
Shinault
Celery Safety Inspected in Cincinnati Shipments
Florida celery shipments to Cincinnati are routinely inspected for arsenic sprays. Chief Food Inspector Rufus Blume said inspectors examine every car load and waste or destroy any celery with residue. He noted some Florida growers use sprays with arsenic to combat worms, but improper shipments are washed or seized.
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Sanford
Fla
Benjamin T. Way
Rufus Blume
Florida
Cincinnati
Dr. Blumé
Cleveland
Texas
Cincinnati Men Jailed After Wreck in Indiana
Three Cincinnati men George C. Baker Ernest Zellar and Arthur Brown were arrested for drunkenness after a collision with George Bolton of Peru Indiana west of Harrison Ohio. They were jailed for sixty days each with fines Baker 140 dollars and 40 cents Zellar and Brown 62 dollars and 30 cents each.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
George C. Baker
Ernest Zellar
Arthur Brown
Cincinnati
George Bolton
Peru
Arrison
Ayor
Bolton
Baker
Zellar
Brown
Cincinnatian in Dayton Held to Federal Grand Jury
John Connelly of Cincinnati was held to the Federal Grand Jury under a $3,000 bond after a preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner Andrew H. Iddings on a charge of interstate transportation of a stolen automobile. He remained jailed in Miami County when bond could not be posted.
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Dayton
John Connelly
Cincinnati
Federal Grand Jury
Andrew H. Iddings
United States
Miami County
Namé Not Listed in Cincinnati Directories or Police DB
A man named Namé is not listed in any Cincinnati directories and remains unknown to local police authorities. authorities have not provided further identifying details or a potential motive.
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Oes
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Police
Receiver Named For Kay Jay Shoe Company
Internal differences over management at Kay Jay Shoe Company 313 Findlay Street led Judge Stanley Struble to appoint Herman H. Schrader as receiver. Schrader bond set at 20000. Israel W. Rubin secretary treasurer and stockholder filed for appointment, citing $50000 preferred stock and 1500 nonpar shares. Rubin claims assets exceed liabilities by over 5000 while operations have suffered for four months. Company officers include Herman Bloom and Antony Wigorith.
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Kay-Jay Shoe Company
Findlay Stréét
Herman H. Schrader
Stanley Struble
Common Pleas Court
Schrader
Israel W. Rubin
Harvey Avenue
Rubin
Herman Bloom
Burton Avenue
Antony Wigorith
Fairfax Avenue
Daughters of American Revolution to mark Lafayette visit
The D A R will celebrate the hundredth anniversary of General LaFayette's visit to Cincinnati with a dinner at the Business Men's Club at 6 30 pm. Beverly Bond of the University of Cincinnati heads the program with speakers including Mrs. Charles A. Meyers Mrs. Thomas Kite and Mayor George P. Carrel among others. The Lafayette Committee led by Mrs E Nelgon High meets at the Gibson Saturday morning to finalize plans.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
General LaFayette
Cincinnati
Beverly Bond
University of Cincinnati
Business Men’s Club
Charles A. Meyers
Thomas Kite
Lowell F. Hobart
George P. Carrel
Jean Ten Have
Chalmers Hadley
Public
Paul Heckel
Civic and Vocational League
Murray Shoemaker
Alliance Francaise Society
Edward D. Roberts
Frederick W. McMillin
LaFayette Committee
Bryan Accepts Aid in Evolution Teaching Case
Tennessee Attorney General Frank M. Thompson said he will gladly accept William J. Bryan's cooperation in defending the law banning the teaching of evolution in public schools. Bryan had offered to help re prosecute the Scopes case if approved by the Tennessee Legal Department.
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Bryan
New York World News Service
Knoxville
Tenn
Frank M. Thompson
Tennessee
William J. Bryan
Ohn T. Scopes
Tennessee Legal Department
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