Energy Just Lasts To Beat Better Luck In Castlewood Handicap
Parkview Stable owner Mrs. George B. Cox watches Energy, four-year-old sired by Colonel Vennie Commensia, narrowly beat Better Luck by a half length in the Castlewood Handicap at Churchill Downs. Jockey Mack Garner guided Energy to victory as Sanda placed third and Reputation faded late. The race marked a new Kentucky Racing Commission rule allowing five-eighths mile races for two-year-olds after May 1 and featured heavy betting on favorites in multiple races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Savage
The
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Parkview
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Energy
Vennie
Commensia
Gram
Churchill Downs
Mack Garner
Sanda
Bradley
Toney
Riviera
Reputation
Blue Pencil
Auntie May
Addie
Omnia
Kyrock
Socket In
John B. Partridge
Annie Lyle
F. Nugent
George Groom
W. E. Caskey, Jr
Downs
New York
Sarazen
Earl Sande
Grainger Memorial
Beau Butler
E. R. Bradley
Idle Hour Farm
Tony
Anna I
Spig
Span
J. C. Migill
Denver
Kentucky Cardinal
G. F. Croissant Stable
Mose Shapoff
Maple Heights
Captain Hal
A. Kaiser
Walter Hopkins
Jack McPherson
D. T. Matlack
J. N. Camden
Kitty Pat
Rothermel
Dudley
Sweep Park
Sola Mia
Parkview Stable
Emancipation
McKinley
Free Will II
Cal Milam
Frederick Johnson
A. K. Pitt
Yankeedoom Slump Noted Despite Warm Weather
Ring Lardner jokes about the Yankees languishing due to old players stiff from winter. He notes many regulars are G A R veterans who fought at Vicksburg and won’t peak until Decoration Day. Jack Keefe signs off.
Maple Hig'ts Results First Race at 700 Purse
Race by race summary of a Maple H'igts card listing purses 700 to 1000, six races, horses, jockeys, results, times, and scratches. Notable winners include Tom Scott, Dextrose, Verbena, Tippity Witchet, and Devil Girl with listed payouts and finishing positions.
Reddington Calls Meeting Of Harrison Nine Players
Marty Reddington manager of the L. B. Harrison team calls a meeting of Hotel nine tonight at 8 at West Seventh street club. He stresses every member must attend to discuss plans for the new baseball campaign and notes last Sunday's defeat with no alibis. He praises the Shevlin team as one of the finest amateur lineups in the city and a tough challenger for the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Reddington
L. B. Harrison
Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association
West Seventh Street
Reddington
Shevlin
Bright Steel Wins Southampton Handicap at Jamaica
James Butler's Bright Steel led all the way to win the Southampton Handicap at Jamaica Park, beating Senalado by two lengths. Frank Costiletti steered Bright Steel amid a late rail miscue that could have altered the finish. Felix disappointed again, while Martha Washington impressed in the juvenile feature with a strong late surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Butler
Bright Steel
Southampton
Jamaica
Senalado
George Daley
New York World News Service
New York
Louisville
R. T. Wilson
Frank Costiletti
Spur
Costiletti
Sendrado
Mr. Butler
George D. Widener
Felix
Jack Poyner
Earl Sande
John Johnson
Walter J. Salmon
Martha Washington
Lux
Fent
Sabine
Dempsey Arrival in Paris Met by Rioting Crowd
In Paris on May 19, Jack Dempsey and his bride faced a hostile reception as fans surged at the railway station. Police blocked exits to control the crowd after a rough Channel crossing, injuring several and sparking a chant of death to the cattle as authorities intervened. The Dempseys escaped unharmed to a waiting car with Georges Carpentier aiding passage.
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Paris
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Muskegon pitcher sold to Mobile club
Mobile Alabama reports that Toney Welzer a right hand pitcher sent to Mobile by Muskegon in the Michigan Ontario League on option has been purchased outright and turned back last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Toney Welzer
Muskegon
How They May Run in Today's Races
Churchill Downs selections for today list runners by race. First race includes Gosh Dingo Rapid Day and more. Second race features Jane C Trinket Ritter. Third race lists Pindar Peel Wil l Wells. Fourth race shows Rhinock Colonel Alleghan. Fifth race includes G Frank Croissant Graeme King Nadi. Sixth race covers The Competitor Parader Robert Maxwell. Seventh race presents Tall Grass Cloister Elsass. OR My.
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Gosh
Dingo
Rapid Day
Jane C
Trinket
Ritter
Pindar Peel
Brunswick
Will Wells
Rhinock
Colonel
Alleghan
G. Frank Croissant
Graeme
King Nadi
Parader
Robert Maxwell
Cloister
Elsass
Trackman’s Selections For Seven Horse Races
First race Queen Charming Rapid Day Trapnet. Second race Nine-Sixty Valence Bar Light. Third race Brunswick Down town Pindar Peel. Fourth race Alleghan Support er Rhinock. Fifth race Kentucky Cardinal Kert Chacelet. Sixth race Climax Homing Bird Black Grackle. Seventh race Barracuda Blass Cloister. Best Chance Kentucky Car dinal.
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Churchill Downs
Queen Charming
Rapid Day
Trapnet
Valence
Bar Light
Brunswick
Downtown
Pindar Peel
Alleghan
Supporter
Rhinock
Kentucky Cardinal
Kert Chacelet
Climax
Homing Bird
Black Grackle
Barracuda
Blass
Cloister
First Race and Best Chance Named
Jamaica card lists six races with horses Nat Evans Cherub Apostle Silver Fox Camp Fire Tales Lightship Buck Pond Dr Glenn Trapdale Cartoonist Hep Paitos Brainstorm Que Rack Bowman Fausto Exchequer Mars Sandstorm and marks Cartoonist as Best Chance.
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Alice Harris
Pwans
Donarita
Skip Little Moon
Lockerbie Atalan
Tenee
Hepp
Dire Praskennivas
Fausto Bowma
Gladys Hh
Pompey
Jamaica
Nat Evans
Cherub
Apostle
Silver Fox
Campfire Tales
Lightship
Buck Pond
Dr. Glenn
Trapdale
Heppaistos
Brainstorm
Que Rack
Bowman
Fausto
Exchequer
Mars
Sandstorm
Maple Heights Racecard Summary
First Race Emma Hoagland Mart Donna Our Seth. Second Race Lubeck Matinee Idol Marie Maxim. Third Race Monastery Boots and Shoes Stonewall. Fourth Race My Destiny Esco Lane Honest Mose. Fifth Race Rough and Ready Tancy Free High Water. Sixth Race Sunny Hill Sam Red Drummond. Seventh Race Melvina Waukeag Rechabite. Best Chance Monastery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Oteeee Awenee
Helen
Mart Bun Marie Maxim
Cery
Mary
General Cadorna
Sunny Hill
Tulane
Fairbreak
Waukeagetereeeere
Zanzibar
Tracast
Maple Heights
Emma Hoagland
A Mart Donna
Our Seth
Lubeck
Marie Maxim
Monastery
Boots and Shoes
Stonewall
My Destiny
Escolane
Honest Mose
Rough and Ready
High Water
Sam Red
Drummond
Melvina
Waukeag
Rechabite
Jamaica results feature high payouts and tight finishes
Racing card shows multiple claiming races with purses around 1000 and 3500 dollars. Notable outcomes include Otai and Tinker Bell in early races with swift times, and Senalado leading in a 11-16 mile handicap. Several horses scratched or noted as also ran, with Weather clear and fast track conditions.
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Arsent
A Pe
Highwaymanh
Legere
Flicker
Callahan
Sea Hawk
Plain Dealer
Shira
Lux
Cherub
Otai
Shanks
Tinker Bell
Robbins
Kan
Auld Lang Syne
Confluence
Lady
Darnley
Highlands
Evilama
Alex Woodcliffe
Galatia
Manifold
Gipsy Flyer
Wild Bee
Billy Warren
Sande
Dry Moon
Brown Betty
Finn
Johnny Campbell
Lord Baltimore II
Senalado
Maiden
Blue Ridge
Felix
Thimble
Swanson
Stone Jug
Barnes
Ergerado
Squarson
Sylvian
Yoshimi Peen
Antique Gallivant
Crosswi
Peter Paul
Mixture
Lane
McAtee
Southhampton
Bright Steel
Coltiletti
Marconi
Stevens
North Hac Thelstan
Senator Couzens backs 20 percent surtax rate plan
Senator Couzens of Michigan endorsed a 20 percent top surtax, arguing for broad tax relief after repealing nuisance, auto and low income taxes. He told the Baltimore Bar Association the plan would cut surtaxes by about 50 percent for those with incomes over 500000, affecting roughly 594000 filers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
Mellon
Couzens
Michigan
Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
Couzeéns
Baltimore Bar Association
Maryland Country Club
Baltimore
Coolidge
Congress
Mr. Coolidge
States
New York
St Bernard Triumphs In Thirteen Inning Thriller
St Bernard High School baseball edged Read High 9 to 8 in thirteen innings after trailing early. St Bernard tied the score in the seventh and exploded for five runs in the thirteenth, with Murphy Bauer and Greensfelder contributing on the mound. Read High’s lineup managed multiple runs but fell short as Readzng’s defense allowed decisive innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Bernard Triumpahs
St. Bernard High School
Read
Ing
St. Bernard
Secore
Murphy, Bauer and
Greensfelder
Mauncel
Conober
Ung
Rainbow Division Men Reorganize Cincinnati Chapter
More than forty members of the Cincinnati Rainbow Division Chapter met at the American Legion Memorial Clubhouse last night pledging support to grow influence in the national association. Col. Robert Haubrich and Maj. D. F. Caldwell urged continued chapter leadership. Officers elected were R. L. Adamis president Frank Wass vice president Stanley Jones secretary E. F. Heileman treasurer and Frederick Zorb chaplain. Plans set for state convention at Lancaster June 5 6 7 and national convention in Chicago July 14 15 16. Each member received the 800 page book Ohio in the Rainbow by former Captain R. M. Cheseldine.
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Cincinnati
Rainbow Division
National Association
American Legion Memorial
Robert Haubrich
D. F. Caldwell
R. L. Adamis
Frank Wass
Stanley Jones
E. F. Heileman
Frederick Zorb
Lancaster
Haswell Elected President of Cincinnati Art Club
Ernest Bruce Haswell was elected President of the Cincinnati Art Club at its annual election held Monday. Officers include Theodore Dorl as Vice President W C McDonald as Secretary and Edward Reiss as Treasurer. New directors named Martin Rettig Matt Daly H H Wessel Edward Kruckmeyer and George Debereiner. The club plans a summer camp on the Ohio River and a Valley of the Moon retreat. They will also hold the Memorial Day pilgrimage to Frank Duveneck's grave in Mother of God Cemetery Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bruce Haswell
Cincinnati Art Club
Theodore Dorl
W. C. McDonald
Edward Reiss
Martin Rettig
Matt Daly
H. H. Wessel
Edward Kruckmeyer
George Debereiner
Ohio River
Valley of the Moon
Frank Duveneck
Mother of God
Covington
Fire Destroys Shop in Price Hill Blaze
A fire of undetermined origin caused $2,500 damage to the Leo Tire and Battery Service Station at 4231 Glenway Avenue Price Hill last night. The rear of the one story building owned by Leo Hengehold of 2789 Montana Avenue Westwood was destroyed. Firemen fought the blaze for more than an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Tire and Battery
Glenway Avenue
Price Hill
Leo Hengehold
Montana Avenue
Westwood
Woodward Freed as Vermont Crowd Cheers Outside Court
Earl Woodward, charged with kidnapping eleven-year-old Lucille Chatterton, is discharged for lack of evidence in Addison County Municipal Court. A larceny complaint over a neighbor’s blanket is filed. bail set at $50. Woodward is released amid cheering as he leaves the courthouse. The girl was found unharmed after a weeklong search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Earl Woodward
Lucille Chatterton
Granville
Addison County
Woodward
Bosworth
Walter Chatterton
Llewellyn R. Perkins
Middlebury Ore
Lucille
Woman Takes Life With Two Knives In Flat Tragedy
Mrs Luella Weber aged 50 wife of Frank J Weber a traveling salesman for Weber Brothers Shoe Co North Adams Mass killed herself with two kitchen knives after locking her sister Minnie Dalton out of their Kirby Road flat She had been ill a year and feared losing her mind Her husband had promised a trip and new home if she stayed cheerful The tragedy occurred about 3 pm after she persuaded her sister to leave her alone in the house Dr W H Felter pronounced her dead at the scene Police alerted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Weber
Frank J. Weber
Weber Brothers’ Shoe Company
Northadams
Mass
Kirby Road
Minnie
Frank Dalton
W. H. Felter
Tenth District
Eckart Bruner Wedding Ties Indy executive to widow
Frank Eckart seventy a business manager of the Indianapolis Star and Beatrice Bruner thirty one a widow formerly of Atlanta were married last night at the home of Rev William E Putt pastor of the Columbia M E Church.
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Castlewood
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
By Ring Lardner
Yankees
Grant
Vicksburg
Jack Keefe
Qee Keefe
PARK
Huggins
Keefe
Mwiell
Bell Syndicate, Inc
N. Y
Press Pub. Co
By Milt Gross
GAN Ae
West Fifth Street
Orse
Tom Scott
She Can Saber
George D. Gaw
T’nstall
Dick’s Seth
Dellew
Earl Coombs
Black Air
Jad
Jack of Hearts
Colonel Toka
Deputy
Hay
Go Fein
Gross
Sandy Hatch
Hileman
Dextrose
Verratt
Sweetum
Anderson
Glory
Boganowski
Phyllis Gentry
Helen G
Letter F
Daley Lou
Lady Huon
Esther Grindell
Deceitful
Lather
Kirkfield
Mala
J. G. Bickel
Ethel F
Karonga
Farland
Froth
Ben Wood
Orleva
Clearfield
Cobham
Uncle Abe
Mart Bunch
London Smoke
Albert L
Leslie
Birrichina
Jaunebar
Tippity Witchet
Atipolac
Antonia
Petracca
Dust Flower
Prince Regent
Eye
Ranock
Huon Pine
Topanga
Devil Girl
CIOL
Slanderer
Murray
Halu
Crystal Beer
el Cid
Johnny Jewell
Metal
Normal
Atta Boy II
Ossaléen
Phillips
Spork
Dr. MacMillan
Royal Charlie
Master Hand
Royal Queen
Asaph
Lucky Run
Lottie Lorraine
Belario
Booneville
Dave Goldie
Fair Break
Red Arrow
MAPLE
Harrison
Colt
Dempsey
Jordan
Vhileren Coree Rent Rt
Upwa Toc Ein
Ccseecievers Poltova
Brunswick Pererees
Wild Wells
Col. Ilmore
Dr. A. Biggs
Capt. Haney
Pat
Reo
Ickateeisees
Conan Seeeew
the Deer Park
el Oeneereree
R Tnoell
King Conn
Abe Annie Lyle
Equity
Eleass
Savage
E. B. Haswell
ART Club
Vermont
Beekman &T
Rite
Commercial Tribune Publishing Co
Commercial Square
Canal
Drs. Hewitt and
Mackenbach
Race Street
Wedne
Sam
Ohio
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