Kentucky track record clipped by Luke McLuke winner at Louisville
In Louisville May 23 Luke McLuke a 3-year-old horse owned by J S Schorr of Memphis won the Kentucky Handicap at a mile and a sixteenth to shave three seconds from the previous track record. Rudolfo and Solar Slay followed. The winner’s time was 2024-5 seconds faster than Rudolfo’s record. The field included Thoroughbreds of various ages with McLuke a clear betting favorite after heavy support and 10 000 added money bringing the purse to around 314 000 with the winner earning 1 500.
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National League Report From May Day Games
Cincinnati overwhelmed Brooklyn 9 to 3 as Steulbach Aitchison Brown and Fisher led the attack. Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia by 7 to 2 with solid hitting and pitching. Umpire Rigler ejected Dooit and Mager after a dispute. Chicago beat the Braves ending Weston’s streak in a late May game.
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Unclear baseball result with mixed fragments
Fragmentary sports note reports a 2 to 1 defeat for visitors and a 4 to 3 win for St Louis over New York. Mentions Sweeney and Mathewson, plus various players and scheduling references, but details are garbled and names are inconsistently stated.
Federal League Scores and Baseball Incidents
Buffalo won 6 to 1 over Indianapolis in nine innings as Scan R. Ulric led Buffalo’s offense. Baltimore’s May 28 game featured Gra on Zins with notable hits, and Pittsburgh defeated Ellsworth in a close contest. Brooklyn and Kansas City also posted wins amid fielding miscues and standout performances.
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Pacific Coast League scores and recent baseball results
The report covers multiple baseball results from May including San Francisco defeating Los Angeles 1 to 0 in a shutout, ongoing league games with Portland and Oakland postponed due to wet grounds, and other scores from Ogden, Salt Lake, and various regional matchups. It also notes track and field results from University of Idaho, and sports notes from New York and other locales.
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Fed era not closed in major league, Kinley says
John Kinley argues the Federal league did not end the old major league except in Chicago. He says Chicago fans prefer Joe Tinker’s Cubs to Hank Day’s team, cites Murphy ownership questions, Taft and Ackerland stock ties, and notes St Louis attendance and a controversial umpire ruling in a Brooklyn school game. He also mentions Michigan sprinter Ewing Bond and Dartmouth Maine meet results.
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Northwestern League Baseball and Tennis Highlights
A mixed recap of scores and performances from May events: Mike Lynch falters in a Bees game allowing eight upruns, Vancouver and Seattle split results, Portland beats Tacoma amid errors, the Montana Intercollegiate tennis match ends with Craighead Templeton defeating Missoula players, and various regional tennis doubles results plus track records in Princeton. Notable names include Lynch, Holle, Hogan, Gunching, Gipe, Cadman, Larned, and Roughton.
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Cross country winner in Elmere meet at Illinois A C
Fred S. Cameron of the Illinois Athletic Club won the five mile cross country at Elmere A. C. in 28 minutes 20 seconds. Christengen of the Danish American A. C. was second and Sidney Hatch of Helmols A. C. third.
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