Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Archives, Oct 5, 1925, p. 7

Glenna Collett Clinches Women’s National Golf Title in St Louis

Glenna Collett of Providence captured the women’s national golf championship by defeating Alexa Stirling Fraser of Ottawa nine up with eight to play in the 36 hole final at St Louis Country Club. Collett led with a strong morning 76 and a brisk afternoon surge while Fraser struggled with several missteps and missed chances.

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Riley, J A C Trackman Equals French Record

Ivan Riley of the Illinois Athletic Club matched the French mark in the 110 meter hurdles at Colombes Stadium, clocking 15.0 seconds to win over Sempe. Berg of Finland won the 5,000 meters in 15:04, Charles Hoff set a pole vault record of 4.26 meters, and Vandenburg led the 100 meters in 10.35 seconds.

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Carpentier Opens Talks for Delaney Huffman Winner Bout

Georges Carpentier agreed to terms for a fight with the winner of the Jimmy Delaney Eddie Huffman bout, to take place late December or early January in Paris. If Carpentier wins he plans to meet Paul Berlenbach in New York.

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Sixteen Major League Teams Close 1925 Campaign Quietly

New York Oct. 4 Sixteen major league clubs ended the 1925 season with Washington in the American and Pittsburgh in the National League each eight and a half games ahead of the field. The finishes were dull with little drama unlike 1924.

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Hornsby Wins 1925 Home Run Crown

Rogers Hornsby of the St. Louis Cardinals tops the majors with 39 homers in 1925, edging New York Yankee Bob Meusel who hit 33. Babe Ruth finishes with 25, tying Ken Williams for third. league tallies list other 20 plus hitters including Gehrig and Hartnett.

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Lumbermen to Stage Golf Meet Wednesday

The sixth annual tournament of the Cincinnati Lumbermen's Golf Association will be held Wednesday at the de Park Country Club. The event aims to surpass prior LJ golf meets with Hyde Park Club exclusive use and invitations to many out-of-town lumbermen. About eighty members and guests from Louisville Knoxville Indianapolis and Parkersburg are planned to attend.

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Cincinnati Kickers blank Sons of St George in rout

The Cincinnati Kickers defeated the Sons of St George by four goals to nil yesterday. The Potters Thistles were held to a 2 2 draw by the Victorias in a hard fought game.

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Ferry Tramps Rout St. Bernard Pioneers at Christ Church

The Ferry Tramps defeated the St Bernard Pioneers 49 to 7 on Christ Church grounds yesterday. The Tramps showed a strong offense that overwhelmed thePioneers throughout the game.

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Tigers Beat Purcell A C In Consolation Final

Price Hill team the Tigers defeated Purcell A C 8 to 1 at Hyde Park Lumber field to win the Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association consolation series. Russell Bennett struck out 14, won his eleventh straight, and the Tigers collected 9 hits. Manager Schroeder hopeful of exhibition with the Comellos next Sunday.

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No-Hit Victory by Youthful Neal in 4-0 Wellen Shoes Win

Neal, a young pitcher for Wellen Shoes, held Apollo Cubs to no hits and no runs through twelve innings in Taft Field battle. He fanned 14 and walked none as his teammates supported with errorless defense, delivering a 4 to 0 triumph.

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Howdy Boys Edge Sayler Park In Narrow Hurling Duel

Wierff of Sayler Park lost a close field duel to Richter of Howdy Boys 1 to 0 at Howdy Field yesterday. The match featured strong play from both sides with top baseball skills on display. Richter received a watch from Owdy Boy fans before the game as the teams battled through a tight contest.

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Eastern racing probes new champs for Kentucky Jockey Club

Havre de Grace and Aqueduct era produce strong two year olds for the Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes at Churchill Downs. Canter, a Man o’ War colt from Griffwood Farm Baltimore, emerges as a leading Kentucky Jockey Club candidate after a Belmont Park Futurity run and wins in Yonkers and Saratoga. Chance Play, runner in the Junior Champion at Aqueduct, may race next in the Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes with Mars absent.

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Yesterday's results from local games

Christ Church defeated Wiedemanns 7 0. Sylvans beat Friars 6 0. Reading Eagles routed Clifton Merchants 25 0. Rovers and Milford played to a 0 0 draw.

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Valley Merchants Clinch Victory Against Clement Apaches

Valley Merchants defeated Clement Apaches 20 to 6 while Stouer Tigers led 6 to 0 over Northside A C O Brighton Merchants. Mohawk Merchants and Moose Athletic Club also posted 6 point wins. Hartwell Merchants trailed 0 to 6 as Covington A C O held the field.

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Hartwell and Strongngton A C Play To Scoreless Tie

Hartwell and Strongngton A C battled to a 0 to 0 tie at Play's Field Hartwell. Both sides played solid defense with only two penalties and equal yardage. Key standouts Drexel Gordon for Hartwell and the backfield for Covington contributed to the even game with line play and strong guard work.

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Rovers Tie Milford A C In Cincinnati League Showdown

The Rovers and Milford A C battled to a 6 6 draw in a Greater Cincinnati League game. Despite being outmatched, the Rovers stayed with Milford throughout with heavy midgame substitutions and standout play from Chandler brothers and White. Lineups and scoring by period show Milford edging ahead late in the match.

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Valley Merchants beat Clement Apaches 20 to 6 in gridge

Valley Merchants defeated the Clement Apaches 20 to 6 in a defensive game with hard line drives and strong ends. Weihe Stickney Ed Weiss starred for the Merchants while C Van led the Apaches. Dunning refereed with Abrams as umpire and Meyers as head linesman.

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Tigers Start 1925 Campaign With 6-0 Victory

The Steuer Tigers opened the 1925 football season with a 6 to 0 win over the Northside Merchants at St Bernard's public park. The game was tight with few plays beyond the forty yard line. Referee Burns and Umpire Daly presided with Heimert scoring the touchdown for the Tigers and Heimert, Pfrier, and others making key substitutions. Time of quarters was 12 minutes.

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Ripley shuts out West Union in baseball tilt at Ripley

Ripley defeated West Union 5 to 1 yesterday afternoon at Ripley. Pfeffer pitched for Ripley allowing only one hit and earned the win while Pettitt pitched for West Union. Nickert had a three base hit for West Union and Kennedy, Shaw, Biffle and Nickert collected hits for Ripley. Umpire was Dils.

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Covington Gems edge Independence in ten inning baseball

In Covington yesterday the Covington Gems defeated Independence 5 to 4 in ten innings. The box score lists Brennan Haley Lenhoff Dixon Giltner Miller Harman Traynor Ed Ardon Shafer Harrison Gasman Groh Tummins and Arnson among players with hits and runs, with errors charged to Lenhoff Harrison Biedenharn and Groh, while Shafer pitched for the Gems and Arnson for Independence.

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Indians Fall To Dixie Sales In Northern Kentucks Semi Final

Stormer drives in three runs as Dixie Sales defeats Indians 7 to 5 in Covington to claim a spot in the Northern Kentucks championship series. Haney Hinges and Brunen lead with multi hit games, while Murray homers for the Indians.

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Honors to Triangles Triumph Over Shamrocks 4 To 1

Dixie Triangles won in eleven innings 4 to 1 at Goebel Park over West Covington Shamrocks yesterday. The long game featured key hits by Berling Kleintank and Sanders, with Olbert and Tremler handling pitching duties for the Triangle and Shamrock clubs.

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Max Carey Pirates Best Base Stealer in 1925

Max Carey of the Pittsburgh Pirates is the champion base thief of 1925. He edged Johnny Mostil of the Chicago White Sox as the American League leader, each stealing a pair on the final day, Carey totaling forty three and Mostil forty two.

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Athletics and Senators Rain-Shortened Game Ends 2-1

Rain halted the Washington game after three and a half innings with the Senators leading 2 to 1. The result will not count toward the league standings and the game will not be completed.

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Wills to Box Clarke in Columbus Exhibition

In Columbus Ohio on October 4, Harry Wills the New Orleans heavyweight will fight an exhibition match Thursday night against Jeff Clarke of Joplin Missouri.

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Beautiful Friendship Cost St Louis Man $400

Charles Ruckfus of St. Louis lost $400 and a suitcase full of clothing when an unidentified fellow traveler invited him to share a hotel room after a train encounter. The man suggested a walk and vanished back at Adams Hotel leaving Ruckfus robbed.

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Ohio State Faces Chicago After West Point Start

Ohio State must fix openings shown in a 10 to 3 win over Wesleyan to challenge Chicago next Saturday in Chicago. Elmer Marek from Cedar Rapids is set to join practice, forming a key part of an improved offense. Other Ohio colleges posted varied results across the region with Wittenberg, Miami, Denison, Oberlin, Kenyon, and Otterbein among those in action.

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Glenna Collett Clinches Women’s National Golf Title in St Louis

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Riley, J A C Trackman Equals French Record

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Carpentier Opens Talks for Delaney Huffman Winner Bout

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Sixteen Major League Teams Close 1925 Campaign Quietly

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Hornsby Wins 1925 Home Run Crown

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Lumbermen to Stage Golf Meet Wednesday

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Cincinnati Kickers blank Sons of St George in rout

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Ferry Tramps Rout St. Bernard Pioneers at Christ Church

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Tigers Beat Purcell A C In Consolation Final

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No-Hit Victory by Youthful Neal in 4-0 Wellen Shoes Win

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Howdy Boys Edge Sayler Park In Narrow Hurling Duel

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Eastern racing probes new champs for Kentucky Jockey Club

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Yesterday's results from local games

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Valley Merchants Clinch Victory Against Clement Apaches

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Hartwell and Strongngton A C Play To Scoreless Tie

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Rovers Tie Milford A C In Cincinnati League Showdown

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Valley Merchants beat Clement Apaches 20 to 6 in gridge

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Tigers Start 1925 Campaign With 6-0 Victory

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Ripley shuts out West Union in baseball tilt at Ripley

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Covington Gems edge Independence in ten inning baseball

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Indians Fall To Dixie Sales In Northern Kentucks Semi Final

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Honors to Triangles Triumph Over Shamrocks 4 To 1

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Max Carey Pirates Best Base Stealer in 1925

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Athletics and Senators Rain-Shortened Game Ends 2-1

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Wills to Box Clarke in Columbus Exhibition

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