Bets and Odds for Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
Joseph F. Ullman posts odds for the Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend May 24 for 3yearolds and up. The Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay June 1 lists top contenders and times at each of six races. Other results from Chicago and local meet details accompany the wagering notes.
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Baron Pepper
Black Fox
I. Peerys
Bonnibert
Brigadier
Chilton
Panter
Barlow
Fikhorn
Ethics
Northern Star
Port Royal
Heeitia
Csscovvsere
Roe Hampton
Watercure
Wealth
Sheepshead Bay
Thoroughbred Results From St Louis And Morris Park
Yesterday's results from St Louis fair grounds show six races led by Precisely at one mile and seventy yards. In New York Morris Park, Prince of Melrose won the selling, Ola Tody took the second, and Stranver won the six and a half furlongs with Withers mile as a feature.
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Pericles
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Xallyar
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Andy Williams
J. W. Kirby
Mary Larana
Flora Willoughby
Larina
M. F. Tarpey
Chorus Boy
John Yerkes
Chicago
Cross
Boy Wonder
Goodman
Small Jack
Pat Morrissey
Homage
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Prince Blazes
Farmer Bonnet
Miss Liza
Waring
Burnie Bunton
Boney Boy
Josette
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Marcos
Marechel Nell
Cannova
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Fair Grounds
Florrie S
Mildred
Flying Girl
J. Sidney Walker
Grand Shot
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Arnlare
Maximus
Glenwood
Seling
Brewer Schorr
Banana TI
Miss Zara
New York
Morris Park
Prince of Melrose
the Hayden
Locket
Magnetic
Fred Ackerman
Ohnet
Dixie Line
Moor
Churchill Downs First Race Result Primus Wins
Louisville May 6 Churchill Downs reports the first race run over five furlongs with Primus declared the winner.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Primus
Donovan's Chances Dim for 126 Pound Return Match
At 126 pounds, Donovan cannot plausibly pull off a rematch, and prospects for a second bout appear unlikely.
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Donovan
Cincinnati loses by errors as Swarmstead released
Cincinnati fell 6 to 3 in a May game with errors enabling opponents to pull ahead. pitcher Leonard Swarmstead is released by the club. Attendance 1,100. Batteries Ewing Bergen Leever Connor. Umpire Emslie.
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Leonard Swarmstead
Cincinnati Club
R. H. E. Cumcinimeee
Ewing
Bergen
Leever
Connor
Emslie
Weights and Entries for Today’s Horse Races
The card lists weights and entries for six races. Notable entries include Whitney entries King Hanover 115 118 and Ballyhoo Boy 125 in the Toboggan handicap with Smoke 110. Other listed horses feature Dr Riddle 113 May 1 84 Rough Rider 106 and Destitute 115 among seven furlong contenders.
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Thakra
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Gunfire
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Jack Demand
Larchmount
Wilson
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Thane
Flutina
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Ballyhoo Boy
Smoke
Coaburt
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Nanator
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Himself
Arsenal
Old England
Lady Uneas
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Par Excellence
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Cinqueville
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Rosewater
Ada May
Hergenmia
Navassota
Rightful
G. BB. Morris
Luckey
Carbuncle
I Itogram
Kar Rockaway
Franccisco
Stevecore
Daly
One Mile Maiden Race Leads With Bob Alone Top Pick
In the first race a one mile maiden event lists Bob Alone as top with 110, Charley Grainger 110, Columbian Knight 107, and others like Frank Me 107 and Zemora 105. The crowd notes clear heavy conditions.
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Mihassi
the Rabbit
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Avatar
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Homage
Small Jack
I. Samuelson
Dodie S
Brookston
Cross
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Dorain
Theory
Jerry Hunt
Hayden
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C. B. Campbell
Lavator
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Digby Beil
Donovan Green Fight Sparks Utah Boxing Debate
Salt Lake City May 2 The Montana duo Phil Green and Young Donovan staged a dramatic bout with referee Bennett’s draw ruling overturned by Chief Hilton who forced management to cast aside the decision. Public support favored Hilton’s action as Green faded late while Donovan appeared dominant. Green vows a rematch at his weight.
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Brooklyn Beats Boston After Five Straight Losses
New York May 5 Brooklyn defeated Boston to end a skid of five games. Hughes shut out the Bostons for eight innings before Boston pushed a run in the ninth. Attendance about 5,000. Batteries Malarkey and Kittridge for Brooklyn Hughes and Farrell for Boston. Umpire O Day.
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Farrell
O' Day
Waning ninth inning lets Orioles score two in Boston shutout
In Boston on May 5 the Red Sox led 6 0 through eight innings before Baltimore spoiled the game. Winters started and pitched well until the ninth when two hits and two errors let the visitors score twice. Attendance around 2,400. Batteries Winters and Warner for Boston Hughes and Robinson for Baltimore.
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Wintersa
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Vistors
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Axiicesces Specete
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Wwarner
Hughes
Robinson
Home Club Beats Washington in May Baseball Tilt
In Philadelphia on May 5 the home club defeated Washington. Wiltie batted freely in the first inning and Kenna was substituted. He held the visitors to five hits. Attendance reached 2,400 with a 7 to 1 score. Lee and Drill pitched, Wiltie and Kenna, along with Powers, starred.
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Ra'‘teries
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Drill
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Powers
Western League Scores From Peoria and Milwaukee
In Peoria the Des Moines team was shut out 6 to 0 by the Peoria club. In Milwaukee the Omaha club defeated Milwaukee 10 to 2.
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Des Moines
Milwaukee
Miwaukee
Omaha
Fitzsimmons Heading to San Francisco for Potential Fight
May 5. Robert Fitzsimmons and his family pass through Omaha en route to San Francisco to position himself for a possible fight with Jeffries. He may travel to London for a coronation week bout with the winner of the Sharkey Ruhlin contest if a Jeffries match cannot be arranged. He would not guess the Ruhlin Sharkey winner.
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Robert Fitzsimmons
San Francisco
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
London
Salt Lake City Sues Hule Over 1223 Debt
Salt Lake City sues William Hule for 1223.70 after he refused to pay, despite agreeing to settle with the Salt Lake City baseball association. Hule, now manager and captain of the Sacramento club in the California league, faces the action.
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William Hule
Salt Lake City Baseball Association
Hulen
Sacramento
Pool duel between King and Whitford in Elk billiard rooms
A crowd gathered last night as W. W. King of Chicago and Elly Whitford of Butte began a six inning series at Elk billiard rooms. King aims for 1500 points while Whitford seeks 1200. King scored 250 balls and Whitford 128 in the opener with a $100 purse.
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Elly Whitford
Butte
Elk Billard Rooms
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Sentences Handed Down in Rosebud County Court
Judge C H Loud presided in Forsyth as three defendants received penitentiary terms. W 1 and Hugh McGuire pleaded guilty to grand larceny tied to a stent horses plot involving George McGuire and Porter McDonald. Frank Jowery and others faced related charges. Frank Lowery, who escaped jail, pleaded guilty and drew one year nine months. Seth Payne was discharged.
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Mrs Palma Heads to Cuba From Newburg
Mrs. T Estrada Palma wife of Cuba's president elect and her family depart for Havana from Newburgh with a delegation of Center Valley women joining them to New York.
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Widow of David Berlin Ends Stay After Fear Drewn Her to Leave
Mrs. Ferlin, widow of shoemaker David Berlin, says she fled after his threats to her life and a past police court confrontation. Berlin died by his own action after a poison ingestion, leaving a will and insurance. Son William Berlin arrived from Salt Lake to claim remains as funeral plans are set.
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Fort Benton Brief Alley Restaurant Incident Report
Fort Benton May 5. "Big Ed" Foster a harness maker took a friend into Fee Hong's restaurant and paid 25 cents for supper with a demand for something unknown. Police report indicates no further details available at this time.
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Big Ed" Foster
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Brewers to Increase Wages in Montana Breweries
The Montana Brewers Association asserts wage gains for eight hour shifts beginning today. Workers will earn 4? a day for eight hours, up from 3 for 19 hours in 1898, while beer prices stay at five cents per glass. Retailers will pay more, but consumers face the same price per glass despite potentially smaller glasses.
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State Brewers’ Association
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Henry Muell
Brewers’ Association
Police Court Mill Holds Large Morality Session
A police court session before Judge Boye saw a large Wyoming alley crowd arraigned for Saturday night disturbances. All but one of the accused were fined ten dollars. A respectable woman caught in the raid proved her character in court and was released. Further hearings were set to determine guilt or innocence.
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Beef Combine Bill Prepared for Chicago Court Filing
United States Attorney S H Betha and special assistant William R Day met with Attorney General Knox in Washington to review a bill in equity they prepared on the beef combine. Knox revised the bill and it may be filed in Chicago clerk's office this week and become public after filing.
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S. H. Betha
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Coal Dealers Grant Eight Hour Day for Teamsters
The Coal Exchange agreed to the Teamsters demand for an eight hour workday and $8 pay, ending a strike that began May 1. Fuel will be sold at higher prices at all Butte yards this morning as markets resume with the new wage scale.
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Teamsters’ Union
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Boers U.S. Delegation Presses for Sympathetic Action
A large delegation appeared before a sub committee of the House Foreign Affairs Committee advocating a resolution urging the president to express sympathy with the Boers to Great Britain. Dr Hexamer of the National German Alliance framed the appeal as international law and warned pigeon holing could cost votes.
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House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Hexamer
National German Alliance
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