Aged Mare Triumphs In Featured Latonia Race
Be Good ridden by Grover Noel won Latonia’s featured one mile and seventy yards race defeating Dare Say and Hopeless as several outsiders shed long odds. Cunard and Be Good carried 103 pounds to victory in 1 44 1 5, with Dave Say back in second and Flames barely fairing in fourth.
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Girl Scout
Latonia
T. V. Mountjoy
Cunard
Follies
Rurse
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Dave Say
Heaton
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Cunard—Follies
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F. Brooks
Wits Me
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F. Johnson
Hopeless
W. S. Heaton
Geo. E. Allen Gr. Gt
J Kintz
Flames
L. T. Cooper
Indy
Are Say
Geo. E. Allen
Leck
Old Slip Bought To Contend In Latonia Championship
Track Gossip reports Old Slip purchased by L T Cooper from H P Headley to represent in the Latonia Championship Stakes. The bay colt by Town Prince N out of Blume has two six furlong Latonia wins and is trained for the full distance.
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H. P. Headley
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Prince N
Blume
Althou
Frederick Johnson
Scarlet Gate Farm
Lexington
Mosé Goldblatt
Sirer
King Nadi
Browns Clinch Third Place in 1925 Patch over Tigers
The St. Louis Browns beat the Detroit Tigers 4 to 3 to seal third place in the final 1925 American League standings. George Sisler singled in the first inning for his first hit in 26 at bats as manager George Sisler, returning from slump, helps key the win.
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Detroit Tigers
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Roberts
Bassler
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Woodall
Danforth
Whiteh Ill
V'ngilder
Stoner
Cobb
Gehrinive
Fotherzill
Whitehill
Loe
Yi Danforth
Ngilder
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Vangilder
Red Sox Triumph 3 1 Over Senators In Game Two
Wingfield’s pitching stifled the Senators as Boston wins 3 to 1 in the second game of the series. Herrera, a new addition at second, starred on defense while Boston toted five hits off Thomas. Rosenthal and Jenkins contributed to the scoring and errorless defense.
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Ab.h.o
Jenkins
Rosenthal
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Rice
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Welch
Flagstead
Frothro
Veach
Adams
Peckinpaugh
Setae
Peggy Eeington
Basto
Thomas
Apie Thielion cGowan
Owens
White Sox blank Indians 3 0 in opener of final series
Ted Blankenship earned his seventeenth victory by limiting Cleveland to four hits as Chicago blanked the Indians 3 to 0. Vowell allowed seven, but wildness cost Cleveland. Be all tied to final series in Chicago.
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Grabowski
Yowell
Blankens
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Boxing Show Postponed At Ft Thomas Arena
Rain forced the postponement of the weekly boxing program at the Ft. Thomas arena. The management announced the same seven bout card will be presented next Thursday night.
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Ft. Thomas Arena
Columbus Beats Terminal Team 9 to 6 In Morningside Action
Columbus defeated the Philadelphia Terminal baseball team 9 to 6 in Columbus. Philadelphia had won last week. A third game is scheduled to be played.
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Columbus
Philadelphia Terminal
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Racing Notes Bring Busy Week To Dearborn Farm and Local Jockey Moves
Fire Or will probably be Old a Baalbec ie On and possibly one other il Sande is coming west to ride King Nadi. F. H. Smith arrived yesterday from Aurora with the horses Eleanor S., Fair Rowena, The Archer and Try Again. Dearborn Stable, in charge of Clint De Witt, to reach from Chicago tomorrow. Jockey Harry Stutts on crutches at the track yesterday plans to return from Hot Springs Ark. for Churchill Downs meet. D. S. Fountain takes over Joseph Trinz stable. Edward Cobrian leaves for Lexington to inspect yearlings. W. S. Heaton’s stable owner leaves for Chicago after birth of baby boy. Rogers to ship twenty-one horses to Fair Grounds after Lexington. Pat Dunne arrives as official timer. Mose Goldblatt’s claim from G. Croissant for 4900. Mrs. W. D. Millard claims Galloping Shoes for 2200. Fund for widow of Christopher Kirschbaum grows. Brownie Cole leading collection. Mose Godblatt buys Abstract, eligible for Latonia Championship Stakes.
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Nadi
Harry Stutts
Hot Springs
Ark
Churchill Downs
Nabholtz Leads 76 Ohio Golfers In Open Tourney
Larry Nabholtz Cedarhurst Country Club pro shot 136 for 36 holes to lead 76 golfers in the Ohio Open at Shaker Heights. P O Hart Marietta was second with 143, Emmet French Youngstown and Steve Zappe Springfield tied for third with 146. Hart and Hart's first round 72 and second 71 followed.
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Cedarhurst Country Club
Shaker Heights
Springfield
Ed Kirby
Barberton
Nabholtz
Zappe
Dexter Cummings
Lochmoor
Emmet French
Alex, Cunningham
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Bert Way
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Youngstown
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J. Kenney
Eddie Hasmann
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Dayton
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Ray Derr
Cincinnati
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Columbua
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F. Waugh
G. Mead
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Results of Yesterday's National and American League Games
Yesterday's NL results show Philadelphia defeating Brooklyn 6 to 5 in the sole NL game. AL action featured Chicago 3 Cleveland 0, St. Louis 4 Detroit 3, and Boston 8 Washington 1 in the only games scheduled.
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New York Perret Reir Irr
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Washington
New York
Schedule of Tonight's NFL Games
Pittsburgh plays Cincinnati and St Louis meets Chicago in the only two games on the schedule for today.
Long Scrimmage Prepares U. C. Gridders For Hanover
The U. C. squad ended a week of hard work with a four team scrimmage on Carson Field. Defensive improvements showed against the overhead game, and backs learned passing coverage. Jim Howles Mayer and Schawe show promise as sophomores join the lineup for Hanover.
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Hanover
Ceach McLaren
Carson Field
Brooklyn Falls to Phillies in 6 5 defeat for series split
Philadelphia beat Brooklyn 6 to 5 to even the year series at eleven games each. Rube Ehrhardt hit a seventh inning home run for Philadelphia as the Dodgers pitched batter. Errors by Wheat Corgan Leach Huber and six runs in the 2nd through 4th frames.
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Brooklyn Today
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Sand
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Big Ten Teams Ready with Final Drills for Openers
Chicago October 1 Final adjustments are under way as Big Ten teams prepare for opening games. At Chicago Coach Stagg explores a new offense while Minnesota tests backfield shifts for North Dakota. Northwestern features the host ball and Iowa endures rain soaked practice ahead of South Dakota.
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Stagg
Minnesota
North Dakota
Northwestern
South Dakota
Iowa
Dempsey Wills Pact Fueled by Sight of Dempsey and Gift
Paddy Mullins signed for a Dempsey Wills bout after claiming a $25,000 gift from backers and seeing Dempsey in person. The article notes promoter plans, stadium backing, and timelines, with Cannon named as Dempsey's new business manager and Kearns’s contract in dispute.
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Paddy Mullins
Wills
New York World News Service
Michigan City
Andy Weisburg
Oliver
South Bend
Fitzsimmons
New York
Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Jack Kearns
Tex Rickard
New York Boxing Commission
Cleveland
Raymond J. Cannon
Milwaukee
Cleveland News
Cannon
Reds to Re Engage Hendricks as Manager
The Cincinnati Baseball Club plans to re engage Jack Hendricks as manager on a one year contract pending a directors meeting led by August Herrmann. Hendricks, who had been with the Reds since Pat Moran’s death in 1924, returned from Louisville and declined to discuss terms. The Reds finish the season against the Pittsburgh Pirates in Cincinnati.
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Reds
August Herrmann
Hendricks
Pat Moran
Orlando
Fla
Louisville
Pittsburgh Pirates
Redland
Reds trounce Studebaker Specials 12 to 6 in exhibition
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Studebaker Specials 12 to 6 in an exhibition game in Portsmouth Ohio. Mays and Goodwin pitched for the National Leaguers.
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Cincinnati Reds
Studebaker
Mays
Goodwin
Illinois Illini Prepare for Nebraska Game in Memorial Stadium
Perfection of the Illini aerial attack and signal drill, plus final schooling in Nebraska plays, marked the last stiff practice today as the Illinois eleven prepared for the Cornhuskers clash Saturday in Memorial Stadium Champaign.
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University of Illinois
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