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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1925

Page

6

Flying Ebony Wins Derby Heads to New York Return

Flying Ebony the Kentucky Derby winner travels to New York in style aboard a full express horse car with water supply. The colt, owned by Gifford A. Cochran and trained by William B. Duke, is reported sound after the race and set to reach Belmont Park soon. Other Derby entrants ride in separate cars, with Whitney and Greentree Stable horses noted. crowd sizes shrink post-race as riders reflect on the race and upcoming Memorial events.

C. J. Savage The Commercial Tribune Louisville Flying Ebony Gifford A. Cochran New York William B. Duke Louisville & Nashville Railroad Coventry Pimlico Flying Filcony Prince of Bourbon Sweeping Away Aalapa Farm Swope Bud Fisher Alburn J. Edin Griffith Singlefoot R. L. Gerry Voltaic A. A.busch Uncas James Rowe, Sr Whitney Lexington Mose Goldblatt Churchill Downs Kentucky Cincinnati Lherl Sande J. Heupel Captain Hal W Heupel Heupel Sande Son of John Boon Companion S. A. Cowan William Perkins Quatrain Frederick Johnson Johnson Scarlet Gate Farm Belmont Park Walter Hopkins Earl Sande W. Harvey Frank Costiletti Clarence Turner Bennie Breuning Ivan Parke Alfred Johnson Cliff Robinson Andy Schuttinger Linus McAtee Eddie Ambrose Lawrence McDermitt the Downs Mack Garner Downs Kentucky Jockey Club Sarazen Little Celt Spice and Span Grainger Memorial

Conn to Face Kline in Ten Round Bout at People's Tonight

Sid Conn the British flyweight, riding a winning streak in America, meets Patsy Kline in a ten round bout at People's Theater tonight. The return match, urged by Kline, follows their prior clash at People's. The Yokum Club promotes an active card with several six and four round bouts featuring Gilpin, McCarthy, Gordini, Mellman, Bass, and Koubek.

Sid Conn America Patsy Kline People’s Theater Kline Conn People's Gene la Rue Cincinnati Yokum Club Barney Gilpin Harry McCarthy Young Gordini Jakie Mellman Columbus Johnny Bass Jakie Koubek Mellman Billy Reis Gordini

Lombardo Stops Risden in Ninth Round

Jose Lombardo featherweight champion of Central and South America knocks out Bobby Risden of New York in the ninth round after Risden is floored in the first round and saved by the bell. Lombardo plans to sail for New York at month end.

Jose Lombardo Panama Central South America Bobby Risden New York Risden Lombardo

Pirates Hammer Vance From Hill And Beat Robins

Pittsburgh pounded Dazzy Vance for fourteen hits today and knocked him out in the seventh as Brooklyn fell 8 to 5. Grantham and Cuyler hit home runs for the Pirates in a decisive attack at Brooklyn.

Pirates Hammer Vance Hill Robins Pittsburgh Dodger Grantham Cuyler Brooklyn N. Y Dazzy Vance

Giants Repeat Win Over Cubs 10 3

New York Giants claim their seventh straight win by beating the Chicago Cubs 10 to 3 in a Chicago game. Young hit a home run with a man aboard in the first inning and Jackson cleared the bases with a drive in the third.

New York New York Giants Chica Cubs Young Jackson Chicago Ab.h N. York H.O.A. Statz Lindström Heathe Adams Terry Hartnett Kelly Fs Griffith Meusel Friberg S’worth Michaels Wilson M.-L Grimm jJackson McAuley Gowdy Cooper Scott Penne Pus Taylor Bush Southworth Blake McLaughlin Riglex Hart

Fournier. Left on Bases-Pittsburgh 10 Brooklyn 6

Bases on Balls By Vance 2 by Petty 2. Struck on teo once 4 by Petty 2 by Meadows 3. Vance 14 in six and one third innings off Petty 1 in two and two thirds innings. Hit by Pitcher Fournier by Meadows. Passed Ball Deberry. Losing Pitcher Vance aume 357. Umpires McCormick and em.

Fournier Pittsburgh Brooklyn Vance Petty Teo Meadows Deberry Vanceaume McCormick Ab.h.o.a. J. Louis Ab.h.o.a. Will’s Robertson Camby Evans Boone Sisler Carlyle Will’s Richvandia McManus Prothro Fuhr St. Louis Rrors Wambsganss Picinich K. Williams Gaston Jacobson Gerebr Boston Ross Roas Ormsby, McCowans Dineen

Results of Yesterday's Baseball Games Across Leagues

National League New York defeated Chicago 10 to 3 and Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 8 to 5. American League Detroit edged New York 3 to 2 and Philadelphia won 6 to 1 over Chicago. Washington triumphed 2 to 1 against Cleveland while St. Louis beat Boston 11 to 6. American Association Columbus shut out Toledo 3 to 0. Louisville 5 to 1 over Indianapolis. Kansas City defeated Milwaukee 4 to 1. St Paul hammered Minneapolis 12 to 8.

Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati Eeesessocd Boston Pee

Today’s National League Game Schedule

Cincinnati plays Boston and Chicago faces New York in NL action. St Louis meets Philadelphia while Pittsburgh visits Brooklyn. Boston travels to St Louis and New York goes to Detroit. Washington challenges Cleveland and Philadelphia visits Chicago. In American Association, St Paul hosts Minneapolis and Milwaukee plays Kansas City.

Great Britain to Play Denmark in Davis Cup Second Round

The Lawn Tennis Association announced that the GB Denmark Davis Cup tie will be in Copenhagen on May 27 28 and 29. GB players include L A Godfree Captain J B Gilbert K Kingsley and J D P Wheatley.

London The Lawn Tennis Association Great Britain Denmark Copenhagen L. A. Godfree J. B. Gilbert Co. K. Kingsley J. D. P. Wheatley

Errors Art 2 Turner 2 Poppy

Two base hits Mulaney Mercurio Jordan Mastru serio three base hits Mastruserio Hoff man home run Wright. Bases on balls Wright 9 Kiel 1 Hoffman 4. Groundouts by right 5 Kiel 2 man 1. Umpire A Paine. Played at LeBlond Park.

Art Turner Poppy Mulaney Mercurio Jordan Mastruserio Hoffman Wright Kiel Right Man A. Paine LeBlond Park

Athletics Apex White Sox 6-1 as Gray Wins Seventh Straight

Philadelphia Athletics roar to a ninth straight victory powered by Sam Gray’s seventh consecutive win. They scored early off Faber, then held Chicago at bay as Davis and Galloway drove runs. Chicago’s hitters failed in key spots, leaving runners on base, while Gray went the distance for the win.

Gray Athletics Chicago White Sox Chicago Philadelphia Athletics Sam Gray White Sox Faber

Errors Help Tygers Beat Yankees 3 to 2

Detroit wins 8 to 2 in second game as Yankees misplays fuel Detroit scoring. Ward homered on first pitch in an inning and Ward drives, while Collins blanks Yankees through seven innings.

Tygers Yankees Detroit Collins Hoyt Ward New York H.O.A. Wanin Haney Dugan O’rourke Combs Wingo Meusel Cobb Shang Heilman Blue

Indians Fall Before World's Champions

Washington edged Cleveland 2 to 1 in a pitchers battle as Zachary bested Uhle. Washington capitalized on timely hits while Cleveland left runners stranded with three double plays, and Speaker returned from Rochester to contribute a double and two singles.

Cleveland Washington Zachary Uhle Speaker Rochester N. Y Ab.h.o Rice Jamieson Harris Moe Oan Erro Err J. Sewell Fewster Hite Goslin Lutzke Gag Burns L. Sewell Zachary Harris Lee L. Harris Shirley Blus

Browns Rally to Take Second Straight Over Red Sox

The Browns defeated the Boston Red Sox 11 to 6 in St Louis. Strong early innings, Ross wildness and solid hits by Sisler highlighted the victory as Gaston held Boston hitless until the fourth.

ST. Louis Browns Boston Red Sox Ross Gaston George Sisler

National and American Leagues See New York Lead Grow

New York and Philadelphia stretch early advantages as Western clubs falter. Giants, Robins, and Pirates push second place fights while Reds Cubs and Cardinals slide. Johnson shines for Senators and Indians sweep Red Sox. Yankees rally late as Chicago revival hurts Boston.

New York Philadelphia Cincinnati St. Louis McGraw Giants Connie Mack Rommell Harriss Gray Baumgartner Pirates Robins Phillies Chicago Boston Brooklyn Reds Cubs Cardinals Fletcher Athletics Washington Cleveland Walter Johnson Senators Indians Mackmen Hornsby Bottomley Fournier Sister Browns

Belgium Wins Wide Davis Cup Match in Doubles

In Brussels on May 17 Jean Washer and A G Watson of Belgium defeated S M Hadi and Sagan Mahat Lal of India in five sets 4 6 2 6 4 7 5 7 5. India leads two matches to one in the series.

Brussels Jean Washer A. G. Watson Belgium S. M. Hadi Sagan Mahat Lal India

How They May Ran in Today's Races at Churchill Downs

Savage's selections for Churchill Downs list entries by race. First race McCulloch and Silver Slippers appear among Silver Wings entries. Second race features Golden Mary Bride o Wind and Banderole. Third race includes Bush Coyne and Maxi manek. Fourth race lists Sandy Man Bar rington and Lady Carolyn. Fifth race shows Gibbons Dominique Cyclops with Six Pence in Sixth. Best chance centers on GIBBONS.

McCulloch R. Biltmore Acier George Groom Taeee Tereenneane T Lady Pike Aileen Peeteeenereee Clarice R Steeeeee Valence Heerenee Lady Stone Team Tray Russell Gadner Carolyn Rose H Chicago Phidias Noel Granite J G. Denny Dominique Gibbons McLean Savage Churchill Downs Silver Slippers White Wings Golden Mary Bride O’ the Wind Bush Coyne Maximanek Sandy Man Barrington Lady Carolyn Cyclops George Groom Pillager Rocky Post Mistress Valence Goldd& Mary Maximandh Russell Gardner Honor Six Pence Quesada Blue Stone Bean King Gorget Sun Spot

Trackman’s Selections for Churchill Downs Races

Churchill Downs selections list for seven races with horse names and riders. Best chance indicated as CHICAGO in Sun Spot.

Trackman's Selections from Jamaica Races

First race Great Man Dr. Glenn Candymaker. Second race Swinging Great Man Contact. Third race Miss Washington Waratah Gasper. Fourth race Surprise Party Theodore Wormwold. Fifth race Moonraker Costigan The Roll Call. Sixth race Zeppelin Chicago Sandstorm. Best Chance Surprise Party.

Sun Ash Oakwood Beau Dr Eweene Saratoga Chief James Mind Bel Senate Jamaica Dr. Glenn Candymaker Contact Miss Washington Waratah Gasper Theodore Wormwold Moonraker Costigan the Roll Call Zeppelin Chicago Sandstorm

Babe Adams, Oldest Major Leaguer, 42 Today

Charlie B. Adams of the Pittsburgh Nationals is the oldest player in the majors, born in Tipton Indiana forty two years ago today.

Charlies B Babe’’) Adams Pittsburgh Nationals Tipton Ind

Have You Weak Feet? Arch Supports Advertised

An ad from ED DEARING at 1205 Sycamore St Canal 24738 offers flexible Featherweight Arch Supports. It claims to relieve tired heavy feet and limb pains and notes recommendation by first-class shoe dealers.

ED Dearing Sycamore St

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