Camden Filly Wins Sulphur Purse At Latonia
Camden three year old Oh Susanna defeated a field in the Sulphur purse over six furlongs at Latonia. Big Crowd on Hand as Slow and Easy faded. Hopeless and Nancy Langhorne followed for placings. Rosebee led in another event with Troutbeck and Bramble Rose scoring twice in a row.
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Daughter of
Light Brigade
Rosebee
Lincoln G. Plaut
Johnson N. Camden
Oh Susanna
Latonia
Latin
Sfo
Camden
Piine
Casy Winki
Donald Mergler
Hopeless
E B. McLean
Nancy Langhorne
Snooksie Bradley
Automatic
Slow
Slow and Easy and Snooksie Bradley
Edward Cobmian
Troutbeck
Dolly Bay
Helen's Babe
Pan's Star
Mary Kinkead
Blond Beauty
Helen's
Babe
Fm Lee Canfield
Miss Rosedale Lucky
Latonia Derby Jockey F Sharpe suspended fifteen days
After the Latonia Derby last Saturday Patrol Judge reports rough riding by jockey F Sharpe after the start. Stewards suspend Sharpe for fifteen days pending further opinion on the matter.
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F. Sharpe
Sharpe
How They May Run in Today's Races
Plant's selections from Latonia show Agnes Call Hats Up Muldoon in Race 1 Indianapolis Christmas Morning Lady Carolyn in Race 2 Sandhurst Bona Vera Auburn in Race 3 Socket In Valence Disciple in Race 4 Princess Doreen Sir Peter Guest of Honor in Race 5 Baalbec Cross Vil lage Lawless in Race 6 Cloister Goldfield Off Spring in Race 7 Princess Doreen as best bet.
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Plant
Latonia
Agnes Call
Hats Up
Muldoon
Indianapolis
Lady Carolyn
Sandhurst
Bona Vera
Auburn
Socket In
Valence
Disciple
Princess Doreen
Sir Peter
Baalbec
Cross Village
Lawless
Cloister
Goldfield
Hest Chance
Savage
Gloria Quayle
Banderole
Bona
Little Cook
Graemoe
Briney Breezes
San Silk
Elusive
Savage's Selections Race Card Highlights
The racing card lists selections across six races with notable picks including Muldoon Gloria Quayle in race one, Christmas Morning Banderole in race two, Briney Breezes San Silk in race six, Cloister Off Spring Elusive in race seven, and best chance Princess Do.
Hamilton Entries First Race Purse 1000 for maiden two year olds
Daily racing card lists six heats with purses 1000 to 1500. Entries include Morning Sun Donna Barton Double Rainbow Polly Gal and more in the first race. Second Race features Cavendish Fane Lady Flying Frog Raine Rosy Jester. Third Race Holiday Purse three year olds up six furlongs with Exalted Ruler Truce. Fourth Race Grimsby Handicap Canadian breeds 11-16 mile Altissimo Pri Hamlet Joyce Red Stone. Fifth Race Dominion Plate three year olds up 1 mile Royal Pharl Procyon Noone Reo Visitor King s Court. Sixth Race claiming four year olds up to furlongs Transplant Orangeuse Cordelier. Track fast. Weather clear. Apprentice allowance.
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Euclid
Barber Bill
Theodore Sneneenees
Gareth
Paddy Hynes
Newtondale
Britannic
Beesizics
Fleetwood
Roycroft
Ee Oo
Orning Sun
Donna Barton
Polly Gal
Green Dragon
Forestar Wis
Frtlamte ccc
L. A. Livingston
F. A. Clarke
J. K. L. Ross
J. Salmon
Thorncliffe Stable
Mt. Hope
Fane
Flying Frog
tRaine
Rosy Jester
Chuckle
Bashdon
Backmore
AG. Ls
T. J. Donohue
F. Ambrose Clarke C. Bostwick
Orpiina
E. F. Whitney
Joyce
Red Stone
Seagram_stable
Procyon
Eas
King’s Court
Orageuse
Cordelier
Baker
Haze
Claver
Taulelle
Wrinkles
Basilette
Dead Fall
Simple
Emma Hoagland
Sheave of Fire
His Queen
Fearnot
Meerschaum
Clausner
Ace Pole
Chalmers
Auteuil
Glen Reagh
Sensien
High Court
Williams
Oyster Bed
Smoot
Canada
Bona Fide
Beth Hodder
Thorndyke
Arno
Kennedy
Golden Rule
Walls
Merulina
John T. D
Edisto
Harry Baker
Butwell
Romanelli
Belore
Lady Argos
Hastings
St. Quentin
Rosita
Zucciini
Pablo
Stroller
Admirer
Fleet Tank
Doctor Corbett
Midinette
Helen Buck
Fehrah
Madge
Muskallonge
van Patrick
Erickson
Ampus
Mooney
Park Hill
Just
Sledge
Superior
Roxana
Orpilina
Mary Contrary
Loch Ayr
Rallim
Salisbury
Main Mast
Burwell
Roman Bachelor
Princess
Blue Toney
Warren
Meyer
Bum
Uncle Jay
Fornovo
Cuigel
Gazelle Stakes and Six Divisions at Aqueduct Report
Detailed results from Aqueduct races include first race claiming for two-year-olds at 5 furlongs with Sarsaparilla and Shamrock among top finishers and many scratches. second race steeplechase over about 2 miles with Connie Bert winning. third race handicap with Pepp leading. fourth Gazelle Stakes for three-year-old fillies with Nedana prize winner. fifth claiming race 7 furlongs with Zero Hour and Otai among top placers. sixth claiming with High Commander among entries. seventh race for maiden two-year-old fillies at 5 furlongs led by Instructress and Nancy Clay. Weather cloudy track good.
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Sarsaparilla
Pierce
Shamrock
Catrone
Leroy
Barnes
Wildrake
Ocorra
Sun Car
Galatia
B. D. Murphy
Eddie Cantor
Famine
Fire Arm
Gunny Sack
Upton
Log Fire
Miss Stanley
Gareth
Endicott
Grasshopper
St. Pi
Connie Bert
Marsters
Amsatello
Kreeger
Peccant
Mergler
St. Lawrence
Trapstick
Desmond Dale
St. Pl
Pepp
McAfee
Danby
Sande
Peanuts
Coltiletti
Atherstone
Legation
Feyson
St. Pime
Nedana
L. Fator
Primrose
Maiden
Beatrice
Stevens
Ace
Gamble
Florence Nightngale
Cratched
Permanent Wave
Framconia
St. Fi H
Zero Hour
Otai
Shankssia
Carol
Hyperion
Stockade
Dodeo
Catharine von Utter
Gridget O'Grady
Veronica
Pencraft
Silver Rock
Volcano
High Commander
Carthage
St. Ae Instructress
Nancy Clay
Lemere
Janesso
Vic
Milden Hall
Fortress
Mary B
Lux
Anaitis
Barnaba
Rosina
Stigma
Barluna
Runebb
Mollie Lock
Hamilton Race Day Results Run Under Mixed Conditions
The program lists seven races with purses from $1,000 to $5,000. Winners include Haze and Edisto with solid payoffs, a Derby entry Wave Crest, and multiple claimings. Weather clear track fast. several horses scratched and noted.
Yesterday’s National and American League Results
Results from yesterday’s games across leagues show Boston 3 New York 2 and Philadelphia 10 Brooklyn 9 in the National League, plus Chicago 1 Pittsburgh 0. In American play Columbus 8 Louisville 5 and Indianapolis 7 Toledo 5. American League headlines New York 3 Boston 0 and Washington 7 Philadelphia 0 with Cleveland 6 Detroit 3 and Chicago 6 St Louis 1. Association action Kansas City 11 Minneapolis 7 and St Paul 10 Milwaukee 6.
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Pittsburgh
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Washington Eeneweeeee
New York
Philadelphia Aeeeenee
Brpog Rigid
Ois Senosoises
Chicago
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Deretenene
Troit
Cincinnati Eeweee
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
American Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Washington
Cleveland
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Association
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St. Paul
Milwaukee
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Tol Prrerrtittietee
Erry
Robertson
Torpe and Gaston
Columbus
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National League doubleheader and added games listed
National League schedule shows Pittsburgh at Chicago New York at Philadelphia and Boston at Brooklyn with only those games listed. An additional line notes Indianapolis at Toledo as an extra scheduled game.
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National League
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Stecher Declines 60,000 Purse for Lewis Title Bout
Joe Stecher, claiming heavyweight championship, rejects promoter Tom Packs 60,000 purse for a bout with Ed Strangler Lewis. Stecher states no match with Lewis in near future, citing Lewis ignoring his challenges during four years of his undisputed title reign.
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ST. Louis
Joe Stecher
Tom Packs
Strangler) Lewis
Stecher
Lewis
Britton Injury Cancels July 4 Boxing Card in Canton
Canton Ohio report states inability to find a credible substitute for Jack Britton forces cancellation of the ballpark boxing program scheduled for July 4. Britton broke a hand in a Kansas City bout last Friday and will be sidelined about two months.
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Canton
Jack Britton
Britton
Kansas City
Southern Association Scores Reported With Delays
The Southern Association games show Nashville defeating Little Rock 3 to 8 and Ernie and Chattanooga 8 to 8. Mobni New Orleans beat Atlanta Birmingham 8 to 8 while Atlanta Birmingham’s game was postponed due to rain.
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Southern Association
Little Porn
Nashville
Ernie & Chattanooga
Mobni New Orleans
Atlanta
Birmingham
Error by Jackson Helps Braves Win
In a pitcher's duel at New York Travis Jackson’s error decides the game as Boston beats the Giants 3 to 2. Jack Scott allowed seven hits and Bernie Neis homered for the Giants while John Cooney yielded six hits with Frank Snyder also homering.
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New York
Travis Jackson
Jack Scott
Johnny Cooney
Giants
Braves
Scott
Bernie Neis
Cooney
Frank Snyder
Boston
N. York
H.C.A
Bastom
Cisscssess Preste O
Klem and McCormick
Phillies Win 11-Innning 10–9 Over Brooklyn
Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn 10 to 9 in eleven innings after five field errors produced six Brooklyn runs. Harper and Wrightstone homer, and numerous pitching swings span the late innings.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Harper
Wrightstone
Core
Brkyway
Ab.h.o.a
Burns
Fournier
Wobec
Brown
Writstone
Cox
Ford
Wilson
Taylor
Hawks
Ores Ehrhardt
Friberg
Hubbell
Sands
Osborne
Holke
Kimmick
Betts
Williams, R
Senators Bat Way To Top Of Standing
Washington defeated Philadelphia 7 to 0 to seize first in the American League. Walter Johnson scattered two hits with seven strikeouts and no walks, shutting out the Athletics. Lamar’s 29 game hitting streak ended as the A’s failed to reach second base.
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Senators
Washington
Philadelphia Athletics
Walter Johnson
Philadelphia
Lamar
Indians Rally Past Tigers 6-3 in Sixth Inning Burst
Cleveland defeats Detroit 6 to 3 as a five run sixth inning turns the game. Miller wins with eight strikeouts while Whitehill takes the loss after 5 1 2 innings. Detroit had recent hot form but faltered in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Yankees Shut Out Red Sox 3-0 Behind Sam Jones
Sam Jones limited the Boston Red Sox to four hits as the Yankees won 3 to 0 in Boston. Jones was briefly hurt when hit in the back by Howard Ehmke in the third, yet continued to dominate. Gehrig hit a homer for New York while Ward and Picinich produced Boston’s only runs.
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Associated Press
Boston
Sam Jones
Yankees
Red Sox
Jones
Howard Ehmke
Ruth
Yankee
N.york
H.O
Carlyle
Wamby
Picinich
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O Eirors Ward
Sanaa
Ward
Gehrig
Combs
Raset Joernetanes
Ehmke
Wanninger
Dugan
Lee
Todt
New York
Balk
Owens
Mori
White Sox Triumph 6-1 Over Browns in Endurance Tilt
Danforth pitched 11 innings for the Browns, but Connally hurled the decisive stretch to lift Chicago 6 to 1. Falk and Lamotte each doubled for the White Sox, while Faber and Davis yielded most of the runs across a long marathon game.
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Chicago Whites
J. Louis Browns
Innin
Chicago
Raar Grave
Ouny
Browns Inaslington
St.Louis
Ostil
Robin
Seeneee
Cubs 1 Pirates 0 in pitchers' duel at start of series
Kaufmann held Pittsburgh to three hits as Chicago won 1 0. Moore doubled for the Pirates with two out in the ninth, but the Cubs Herm Grimm drove in the lone run with a eighth inning double and Adams scored on a third-inning RBI.
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Fournier
Burns
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Ehrhardt
Fonseca
Wrightstone
Hawks
Sand
Stock
Brown
Cox
Ford Iberg
Aper
Taylor
Ha Wrightstone
Ulrich
Betts
Osborne
Hubbell
Neek
Hart,McLaughlin and Igler
Tony Kaufmann
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Pirate
Moore
Grimm
Adam
Pitts
Gene Carey
Adams
Flass
Heathcote
Cuyler
F Gau
Barnhart
Brooks
Traynor
Weis
Wright
Hartnett
Grantham
Meadows
Freigau
Maranville
Kauffmann
Kaufmann
Quigley and Moran
Boomer Leads Glen Eagles Qualifying Round
Aubrey Boomer of St. Cloud Country Club near Paris shot 69 to top over 100 pros in the Glen Eagles thousand guineas first qualifying round. His score set a course record with Abe Mitchell one stroke behind. Joe Kirkwood posted 80 and faces a tough tomorrow to reach match play, while defending champion George Duncan stood at 81 and perilously positioned.
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Glen Eagles
Scotland
Aubrey Boomer
St. Cloud
Paris
Boomer
Abe Mitchell
Sone
Joe Kirkwood
George Duncan
International League recap with Buffalo and Syracuse scores
Buffalo toppled Syracuse 11 to 3 with a late rally as Proffitt Pond Meine Sell Neibergall worked the mound. Rochester blanked Toronto 7 to 5 behind Horne Smith and fielders in a shuffled lineup.
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Buffalo
Syracuse
Proffitt and Pond
Meine, Sell and Neibergall
Canadian Amateur Championship Upset in Golf
Ottawa June 30 Lauren Up son of Delpaso California a top U S contender lost to J W Yuile Royal Montreal a former Quebec Provincial champion 3 and 2 in the Canadian amateur championship.
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Ottawa
Lauren Upson
Delpaso
Cal
United States
J. W. Yuile
Royal Montreal
Quebec
Western League scores note multiple games
Des Moines beat Omaha 13 to 7 while Denver defeated Lincoln 10 to 5 Wichita won 8 to 7 against Tulsa and St Joseph defeated Oklahoma City 8 to 2 with all results listed for the Western League.
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Des Moines
Omaha
Denver
Lincoln
Wichita
Tulsa
St. Joseph
Oklahoma City
Cochet Defeats Last American In Net Tourney
At Wimbledon on June 30 three Frenchmen and an Australian reached the semi finals in the all English singles. Cochet defeated John Hennessey of Indiana 7-9 4-6 6-1 6-3 6-0 while Borotra and Lacoste advanced past Barclay and Jacob respectively. Anderson beat C Fisher in straight sets 6-1 6-1 6-4. An American upset occurred as Hennessey fell after a strong start.
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Wimbledon
Jean Borotta
Rene Lacoste
Henri Cochet
J. O. Anderson
Cochet
John Hennessey
Indiarte
Hennessey
Barclay
Jacob
India
Borotra
Lacoste
Anderson
Oxford
C. Fisher
Indiana
Hannessey
England
Utah Race Meet Opens at State Fairgrounds
Salt Lake City Utah June 30 Horse racing will be revived in Utah with a thirty day meet at the State Fairgrounds track beginning Thursday. The pari mutuel betting system was legalized by the last Legislature and will govern the meet.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Utah Racing Association
State Fairgrounds
Three-Eye League scores mix in doubleheader results
Terre Haute beat Quincy 8 to 15 in the first game while Evansville topped Peoria 6 to 2. Decatur defeated Bloomington 4 to 2 and Danville came from behind to win 5 to 3. Terre Haute lost to Quincy 3 to 6, called in the seventh inning by agreement.
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Terre Haute
Quincy
Evansville
Peoria
Decatur
Bloomington
Danville
Springfield
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