McPhee Seeks Infielder as Phillies Prep for Summer
May 31 report from Philadelphia states Manager McPhee wants a promising infielder to fortify the roster while Corcoran’s health lags. Rain flooded grounds causing a postponement with Reds to visit Pittsburgh. Hahn to pitch Sunday against St Louis.
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Comercial Tribune
Philadel A
McPhee
Corcoran
Reds
Phillies
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Smoky City
Frank Hahn
Incinnati
Hahn
St. Louis
Bill Phillips
Allenport
Western Association standings hint at shifting amateur league balance
From the fragmented box, teams like Philadelphia, Indianapolis, Dayton, Louisville, Cleveland, Toledo and Columbus appear with varied wins and losses. The sparse data shows rough winning percentages such as .750 for a top club and .267 for the bottom, indicating a crowded race in the Western Association of the American League.
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Ease O Steres
Fitladelphi
Meuse Indianapolis
Dayton
Detr Wahey Posbe Fem Gr
Rapids
Marion Berate Aa Washinkied
Louisville
Wayne
Baltimore
Aleveland
Toledo
Columbus
Brooklyn Tops Pittsburg In Close Postponed Game
The Brooklyns edged the Pittsburgs 2 to 1 in a rescheduled contest. Highlights include two-base hits by Clarke and O Connor and a Daly three-base hit for Pittsburg, with Kennedy and Phillippi sharing pitching duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Pittsburgs
Farrell
Kelley
McCr
McGuire
Oi Kennedy
Clarke
O'Connor
Daly
Pittsburg
Beaumont
Wagner
Phillippi
Sheckard
Ely
Ritchey
Bransfield
Keeler
Dahlen
Kennedy
Philippi
Nash
Mingham
Milwaukee 3 Washington 3 Ends In Darkness
Milwaukee and Washington battled to a 3 3 tie after seven innings as darkness halted play in Milwaukee. Umpire Haskell left the game with both teams tied, several players listed with incomplete stats and no final result recorded.
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Milwaukee
Washington
Haskell
Ap Senta
Seeate
Farre
gHibert
Denigal
Hellman
Andérson
Ronen
Cis
Nee. Foster
Hallman
Leahy Coughlin
Joe Quinn
Everett
Atendance
Ft Wayne Beats Marion in late baseball clash May 31
Ft Wayne won easily as a double and five singles in the first inning gave the Indians a lead not relinquished. Attendance 300. Box scores show Mullin pitched for Ft Wayne with 9 strikeouts, Damman enduring 9 in relief, and Nattress, Bevin, and Babb among top hitters.
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Ft. Wayne
Marion
Commercial Tribune
Wayn
Detroit Forfeits After Baltimore Uproar In Exhibition
Detroit 9 Baltimore 0 as umpire Sheridan forfeits after Baltimore players swarm the mound and object to a safe call on Holmes. Howell also ejected. Game halted with Detroit winning amid rowdy scenes at the park.
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Detroit
Sheridan
Baltimore
Holmes
Jackson
Robinson
Howell
Donlin
Slugging game as Philadelphia tops Cleveland in slugfest
Philadelphia scored ten runs in the first two innings on thirteen hits including three doubles one triple and a home run. Cleveland rallied with runs late but the Athletics bullpen held the lead as Moore Braggins and Hoffer combined on the mound. Notable hits included a three-base hit and multiple defensive plays shaping a high scoring early season tilt.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Moore
Fraser
Haydon
Eade
Heck
Murphy
Dolan
Braggins
Hoffér
Opmeatt
Hoffer
L As Moore
Eies
Shisbeck
Ees Ath Vis
Oleeranse
Aletics
Benet
Wood
Fultz
Davis
Eiret Saas
Fins
O'Brien
Shiehece
Bradley
Wood Tov
Shiebeck
Mpire
Chicago Triumphs Over Boston 10-5 in Rain Shortened Game
Boston drops to 5 errors as Skopac miscues and wild pitches plague the visitors. Rain halted play and the home team capitalized with a big eighth inning to pull away.
Senators Triumph in Fast Columbus Dayton Nine Inning Game
Columbus beat Dayton 4 to 3 in a duel that set a Western Association nine inning pace. Griffin Wheeler and Van Buren led Columbus with key hits while McCalister and Cross contributed in a close pitching duel. Attendance 487. Time 1:14. Umpire Vatkam.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Dayton
Senators
Damuth
Colum
Adag AM
Griffin
Melly
Hale
Nes Barnes
Smith
van B
McCal’er
Burns
Wilhelm
Millér
Ene
Mul’ney
Cross
Zinram
Wheeler
van Buren
McCallister
Donnelly
Grand Rapids Batter Up Late To Beat Toledo
Grand Rapids bunched hits in the second and seventh innings to pull ahead while Toledo mishandled balls and walked to fuel the rally. Final score and player lineups show Knoll and Rothfuss among the key GR contributors, with Barber on the mound for Toledo.
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Commercial Tribune
Grand Rapids, Mich
Grand Rapids
Toledo
Weyhing and Guese Stifle Browns in Indianapolis Game
Weyhing and Guese pitched for Indianapolis with Guese besting Weyhing as 1,000 fans watched. The box shows Louis and Lally among batters, with McFarland and Grim contributing hits. pitching details note two players struck out and a double play sequence.
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Indis
Ab.h.o
E. Hogrer
Louis
le Eee
Boaleville
Og Weyhing
Guese
Weyhing
Eydon
McFarland
Louisville
Kansas City St. Joseph Brawl Sparks Arrests in Game
In Kansas City Missouri May 31 a seventh inning fight between Kansas City and St Joseph nearly led to a mass brawl. Hardesty and Flood wrestled then Hardesty kicked Flood. Honeyman charged Hardesty and punches were exchanged before police intervened. Both Flood and Hardesty were arrested then released.
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Commercial Tribune
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Hardesty
Flood
Honeyman
Preachers Defeat the Teachers in Terre Haute
A brief sports note from Terre Haute Indiana reports the Preachers defeating the Teachers. Centre Danville provided defense as Speen of the Ekaiana Bes contributed key plays.
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Commercial Tribune
Terre Haute
Ind
Ers
Centre Danville
Tennis Club Meet Schedule and Results From Dayton Clifton Norwood
The day’s tennis schedule lists Dayton Clifton Inverness Avondale Westwood and Norwood matches at multiple venues. Results show Norwood forfeiting the ladies singles. doubles and singles results are partially recorded with various players named for each club.
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Dayton
Clifton
Dr. Struble
A. Youmans
Miss Blakeney
Hunt and Isham
Starbuck
Miss Harries
Inverness
Avondale
Innernore
Thompson Wernt
Thompson
Inglen
Mise Sandifar
Mitchell
Diehl
Miss Closterman
Si Westwood
C Selcoatl
Wentwood
O. Reemelin
A. Goble
CG Pene
Miss Alter
Cincinnati
Xusiom Sine Ape
Roy Miller
Norwood
Oh Iso
Y M C A Athletes to Hold Field Day at Chester Park
The second annual biserinline field day under Y M C A Athletic Club auspices will start at 2 30 this afternoon at Chester Park. Officials include Master of Ceremonies Dr George J Fisher Starter J Starbuck Smith and more with a grand concert by the First Regiment Band.
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Biserinline
Y. M. C. A. Athletic Club
Chester Park
George J. Fisher
J. Starbuck Smith
Ree
Chas
W. Golde
Geo. W. Platt
Henry O. Golde
Wheaton
K. A. Agiaur
Fred J. Brunner
Jacob Toedt
W. Guy Smith
E. O. Smith
Ford Doepke
Messuvers
Physical instructor Pratt possesses a splendid record
Henry S. Pratt named first physical director of the University, arriving from Brown University where he served as Assistant Physical Director under Dr. Fred E. Parker. Pratt excelled in track and football at Brown, captained teams, and coached at Duquesne. he is 25, 5 feet 7 inches, 160 pounds, and will oversee varsity athletics and gymnasium work starting in September.
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Henrys. Pratt
Cincinnati
Brown University
Fred E. Parker
East
Brown
Harry Pratt
Duquesne Co
A. C
Hudson
Carlisle
McGovern Accused of Faking Fight With Herrera in San Francisco
San Francisco May 31 The sporting public believes McGovern staged the Herrera bout, with four rounds allegedly fixed. McGovern denies collusion, claiming full determination to win, while bets and rumors point to gamblers manipulating the result and rounds. Herrera stayed four or five rounds as speculation swirls.
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Commercial Tribune
San Francisco
McGovern
Aurelio Herrera
Fussimmons-Sharkey
Gans Knocks Out Dobbs in Seventh Round at Eureka Club
Joe Gans of Baltimore defeated Bobby Dobbs of Minneapolis in the seventh round of a scheduled twenty at the Eureka Athletic Club. Dobbs showed poor form, failing to land a meaningful blow as Gans dominated with sharp punches and aggressive offense. Dobbs hit the canvas multiple times, taking a count and falling again after a final combination.
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Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Joe Gans
Bobby Dobbs
Minneapolis
Eureka Athletic Club
Dobbs
Gans
Deacon Ellis May Lose His Franchise
Grand Rapids prospects point to the Western Association franchise being transferred by President William Meyer from Deacon Ellis of Grand Rapids to Wheeling West Virginia. Ellis resists giving infielder Dundon to Kansas City, while Meyer states exhibition games with Toledo are prior and he will then take charge and likely move the team to Wheeling.
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Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Western Association
Wm. Meyer
Deacon’’ Ellis
Wheeling
W. Va
E.lis Rem
Dundon
Kansas City
Meyer
Themen
Toledo
Minneapolis Club Eyes Emig for Pitcher Position
Charley Emig the crack left hander of the Globe-Wernicke team has attracted many minor league offers after strong spring showings. He is considering a good offer from the Minneapolis Western league club and is likely to accept.
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Charley Emig
Globe-Wernicke
Emig
Minneapolis
Pittsburg Grounds in Condition for Tomorrow’s Game
Pittsburg, May 31. After two dry days the river has receded and the new sewerage system works well. The baseball grounds are in fair condition for the Cincinnati Pittsburg game scheduled for tomorrow.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Homing Pigeon Race Results At Hop tineville
Cincinnati Homing Pigeon Club held a race on Wednesday May 29 from Hop tineville. Birds were confined five days and released at 7 a.m. by the A Express agent amid westerly winds. Despite the strong wind, 32 of 40 pigeons set a daily record as results show owners and entries.
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Dbvatio
Cincinnati Homing Pieon Club
Hoptineville
A Express
Fastest Mile on Record Set by Salvator
The ce mfié on record was made by Salvator with a time of 1 35.%. The record stands as the fastest mile and highlights Salvator's remarkable running performance.
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Salvator
Reseda Wins handicap at Hawthorne in 1:40 for mile
Hawthorne card sees Reseda top the free handicap by a length in 1:40 over a mile. Ohnet, the favorite, finished third as Vulcain and Orimar battled in the second race. Also note Kentucky Derby winner His Eminence sold for 18,000 dollars to a New York buyer. Weather cloudy, track fast, fields listed for all six races with multiple runners.
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Chicago
T. Knight
Seaton
PE Fy Sree Tire
Whangdoodle
Ransch
Boney Boy
Nutt
Ohnet
Dominick
Randon
Medatesome Miss
Racing Disaster at Fair Grounds Claims Several Jockeys
At the Fair Grounds, a racing accident during the third race left Dr Crowley and others injured as horses fell over him. Moon and Murphy were unconscious at race end. Matthews broke a hip, Houck shaken. Later, Hacebverger was ordered detained indefinitely while Desirous ran in the last race. Track was fast.
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ST. Louis
Fair Grounds
Turma
Dr. Crowley
Fell
Staccles
Jeparence
Wilam F
Moon
R. Murphy
E. Matthews
Houck
M Swordsman
T. O Brien
Ida Carbrey
R. M
Beessenssse
Totas
Jetta Degny Duffy
Judge Magee
John Morton
Oe Saline
Winyah
Hansbrough
T. Chprien
Colonel Flynn
John Storm
Tixling
Jeffries Plans Independent Management After June
Chicago May 1 Champion Jim Jeffries said he will handle his own boxing affairs after his contract expires on June 9 with manager William A Brady and with Billy Delaney assisting. He noted his arrival from New York and his aim to tour California and the Pacific Coast to arrange a fight schedule and pursue a matchup with Ruhlin or Sharkey next year.
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Chicago
Jim Jefries
Billy Delaney
William A. Brady
Jeffries
Kits
New York
Ee Nen
Pacific Coast
Oeliney
Billy
Delaney
California
Los
Walnut Hills Athletes Defeated in City Dual Meet
Steele High School defeated Walnut Hills in Dayton Ohio on May 31, 191? in a dual track meet. Four interscholastic records fell including a 0:24 220 yard dash by Clarence Lauer of Cincinnati. Multiple events saw Steele win with distances and times noted for sprints hurdles and field events.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Walnut Hills High School
Steele High School
Gem City
Clarence Lauer
Cincinnati
George ‘Fisher
McClelland Ene
C. V. Brasher
C. D. Lauer
McClellandt
R. Binkley
Y Aw Paeen
F. J
Wood
A. Ete
J. R. Jones
Tame
R. Binkleyt
F. J. Re
A. J. Goldman
J. L. Drydens
Wright
C Wood
Tin Rtle
W. A. Peterson
K. Constaplet
L. Wolfe
H. Kilevey
J. Stewart
Disaoe Sees Ineten
T. Russell
Campbell
Pao Cchic Glellandt
Steele High School Peton
Walnut Hills En Sip
Mette Ons
Bresteigh
The Regent Wins May Stakes In Last Jump
At Gravesend on an off day a strong crowd saw The Regent surge to win the May Stakes by a head over Barbara Freitchie with Glen Nellie close. The race featured Brandy Smash Colonel Padden and Giem Nel lie among the leading choices amid a slow drying track.
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New York
Gravesend
Fintishi
Colonel Padden
Brandy Smash
Regent
Giem Nellie
Glen Nellie
Barbara Freitchie
Andre
Ellie
Colonel Or
Gold Fox
Slack
Gilroy
Shaw
Dr.Riddle
Cochran
Francesco
Nugget
Brennan
Phandondeld
Bullman
Ramese
Odawaha
The
Hartford
Columbian
Cee
O'Connor
Barbara
Freitchie
O'Eonng
BNO
Ics
Seveel
Franklin School Entering Interscholastic Meet
Franklin School plans to compete in the interscholastic meet on Wednesday though no field events are held on campus. The team shows promising material and aims for a strong showing after a solid baseball season with wins over most schools except Woodward and a top league place. Entries include Pollackie Swift for the 50 yard dash and Holland for several sprints and throws, with Schaefer and Pollack in multiple events and Greenebaum leading distance runs and jumps.
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Franklin School
Franklin
Swift
Holland
Schaefer
Pollack
Greenebaum
Mae Paar
Shhaefer
Shaete Ir
Bias Gresenns
Ak Atin
Sechrist Has Arm Broken In Geess Game Update
ASHTABULA May 31 Sechrist left fielder suffered a broken arm after a foul ball during a geess game. A physician confirmed the fracture and he will be unable to play for several weeks.
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Commercial Tribune
Ashtabula
Sechrist
New Tactics in Turf Squabble Stir Chicago Track
Bookmakers Marcus Cartwright and da pg Carroll were arrested this morning by the same process that Edward Austin faced on Thursday. They were released in time to attend the track and resume business. A rumor of more arrests circulated but did not materialize. T. P. Hayes, vice president of the Horsemen's Protective Association, arrived in town. Antonio Cella, a local lawyer, is involved. he is tied to L. Cella of Tilles Adler & Cella, owners of the St. Louis Fair Grounds battling the Jockey Club.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Marcus Cartwright
da Pg Carroll
Edward Austin
Austin
Steve L’hommedieu
Billy Pinkerton
New Orleans
T. P Hayes
Horsemen’s Protective Association
Hayes
Western Jockey Club
Jockey Club
Antonio Cella
L. Cella
Tilles, Adler & Cella
St. Louis Fair Grounds
Fowler predicts Chicago racing shutdown amid track battle
Manager Fowler, secretary of the Turf Congress, argues Chicago tracks will close this summer. He cites legal actions, names Louis Cella and Tom Hayes as key players, and says widespread pressure could force bookmakers and the public away from racing if the tracks stay open.
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Fowler
Turf Congress
Chicago
Condon
Louis Cella
Tom Hayes
Hayes
Henry Ziegler's Wissendine Wins Second Race
Wissendine, Henry Ziegler's filly, scored a late victory in the second race yesterday pleasing the owner Teefégler a local theatrical man and politician. The filly, from a string of well bred fillies, is seen as a likely future performer among relief acts after leaving the maiden class. Wissendine is named for a small English town near Mrs. Ziegler's parents. She hails from Penzance and Belle of the Highlands.
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Wissendine
Teefégler
Ziegler
Atte
Fibra
Wiseendte
Ngland
Rambling Katie Wins Manchester Cup at Whit Antics Meeting
At Manchester Whit antics meeting J Dawson's Rambling Katie a four year old brown filly won the Manchester cup of 2500 sovereigns after a sweepstakes. Parquetry placed second ahead of Whitney's Kilmarnock II with twelve horses in the field. Rambling Katie started as a long outsider and won by four lengths.
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London
J. Dawson
Rambling Katie
Mr. Fairie
Parquetry
W. C. Whitney
L. Reiff
Kilmarnock II
Mr. Whitney
Multiple race entries and weights for Gravesend and St. Louis meets
A long list of race card details with weights and horses across several tracks. Included are Petra II and others in Gravesend first race, varied entries in subsequent races, and St. Louis card with selling races and hurdles. Names include Petra II, Magnificent, Katr ina, Sidney Lu, Blue Lick, Dousterswivel, Red Hy, Judge Kemp, Myrtle Van, and many more.
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Petra II
Magnificent
Katrina
Prince Richard
Gold Fox
Bening
Lady of the Valley
Fabius
Betto
Sidney Lu
All Gold
Rochester
Larson Double Dummy
Matt Simpson
Lancevin
Hudson
Gutfire
Meridian
the Goldfinder
Kaleidoscope
Carlton
Blues
Commando
Gautama
the Parader
All Green
Smile
Bellario
Blue Lick
Dousterswivel
Tobe Paine
Free and
Vincennes
Len Thompson
Atch Key
Myrtle Gebauer
Little Singer
Our Nellie
Hermencia
Red Hy
Bert Sargent
Hans Wagner
Harry Beck
Samelson
Parnassus
Judge Kemp
Lawton
Ella Martin
Mandamus
Bue Johnson
Elbe
Ben Frost
Jim Turner
Regatta
the Singer
Jena
Alvin Wy
Alleviate
Fred Hessig
E. Ransom
King Daly
Potheep
Lemuel
Waiika
Trio
Old Hutch
Kaloma
Helen Print
Myrtle van x Read Kinway
Ben Ledi
A. D. Eo
Easter Boy Narrowly Defeats Rose of Red at Newport
Easter Boy nosed out Rose of Red in a tight finish. Beauchamp led Beauchamp rode Caloocan to victory in the third race, while Mayon Lynch and Dr. Fannie posted strong showings in later events.
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Caloocan
Gossip From the Ring and Paddock
Tobe Ramsey endures two hard luck stories as a horse race day sees shifts in jockeys and horses. Ahamo ridden by no one, Havelock owned by Ramsey, both lose by a nose. Leetka, a lame Ramsey mare, loses by a nose toood. Locust Blossom finishes poorly for Willie Woods, while Peter Duryes wins by a length. Terminus and Moore stable stay put until the ark track opens. The East-bound Herman Flippen returns with Keene's two year-olds. Dan Rice’s horse, once a winner, is destroyed after injury. Tom Riley shatters prompt-start records as All's Well, a sick horse, struggles from post position. The Chicago Jockey Club inauguration alarms many in the paddock crowd. Ben Payne joins as starter Riley's assistant today.
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Tobe Ramsey
Shipp
Jackson
Ahamo
Havelock
Ramsey
Asey
Uhit
Aker
Leetka
Willie Woods
Peter Duryes
Torreys
Terminus
Moore Stable
Ark Track
Hotace
Herman Flippen
East
J. K. Keene
Lance
Garth
Dan Rice
Tom Riley
Pisses Jockey Club
t.Chicago
Ben Payne
Holtman — Chinn
Riley
Unclear Race Day Card with Mixed Entries
The page lists multiple horse races with jockeys and weights across six races. Entries include Miss Wana, Alice Scorpion, Zenaide, Brown Vail, Fairy Dell, Abamo, and others with varied weights. Several lines are garbled, but indicate selling races and purses across five to six races with numerous horse names and numbers.
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Seiling
Miss Wana
Alice Scorpion
Zenaide
Little Sallie
Brown Vail
Fairy Dell
Abamo
Little Rite
Flop
Nekarnis
Dr. S.C. Ayres
Hermes
Onomastue
Spree
En Top
Ibs
Mary Bailey
Lies
Veneer
Fried Kopt
Tarion
Jim Nap
Gore II
Corialis Tod
Davis
Kent
Sir Christopher
Sher
Dollyner
Ida Quicklime
Ednard Hinsdale
Outburst
B. G. Pox
Eitholin
Fatherland
Slasher
Selll Amb
Brealol
Meges
Newport Selections Flop and Prince Shaping Row
Selections highlight a shifting lineup with Nekarato and Palry facing challenges while Pigeon Krupp and Foundling Sit gain attention. Coomes and Bopha are noted as rising figures in the scene as new names mix with established contenders.
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Newport Selections
Nekarato-Palry Reell
Pigeon Krupp
Prince Sh Libu
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Harley
Pitesburg
Enetti
W. L. Pe
Y York
Pirates
Barney McFadden
Harey
Henry
Bancroft
Western Association
W. KB
H.O.A.B.T . AB. H.O.A.B. Nattress
Meaney
Bevin
McFard
G. Miller
McCann
Sleveiant
Thorn
L . Babb
l'Beec F. Miller
Viox
Lattimer
OjQuinn
Mullin
Damman
Wayne_ ace
Nattress
Mererland
Babb
Mullane
Patroit
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McGraw
Gleason
di Donlin
Hohmes
Wilms
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Seymour
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Roche
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Etroit
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Dillon
Seymour Ball
Athletics
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Bostonian
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Sullivan
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Skopec
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Olaitier
Lestotte
Hart
Deleh’y
Han'van
Kane
Fisher
Fox
Anklam
Barber
Grand Reesteres OO
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Indianapolis
Pratt
M’govern
Herrera
Terry
Aires
Harris
Carillo
Ainst
Deacon Ellis
Pitcher Emig
Reseda
Coburn
Woods
Trebor
Maryland Reserve
Dagmar
Ben Chance
Thurles
Seve Pene S
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Knigh't
Uncle Tom
J. Woods
Ed Adack
Secann
Ak Srawhid
Ida Ledford
Miss Patton
Singer
Lilt Sparks
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la Destrous
Morris Volmer
Our Lady
Sam Lazarus
Tee
Brady
Walnut Hills
MAY — Stakes
Sveee
Henry Ziegler
Katie
Whitney
Kilmarnock
Eae Ak
Dick Rber
Lurance
Barnes
Astéry
Throstle
Andica
Dibe
Robert Adae
Knight Banneret
Hernando
Isobel
Favonius
King Dolfes
Poa Leo
Rea
Star of Bethlehem
Eli Caney
Prairie Prung
Dog
Toronto
Cormorant
Teckla
Our Lizzie
St. David
Racebud
Rite Bess
PE Gallant
Grandeur
M. Murphy
Lefter
Magnus Troi
Present All
Broadway
Maru
Pilaster
J. Patrick
Sailor Cadmus
Red
Strathconia
Waterloo
Animal
Orontas
Beguile
Moorlenwood
Colchester
Algie M
F Patrick
Wire In
Red Robe
Lobster
Laracor
Rathflight
Jack Canuck
Transfer
Caller Herrinine
Jack Carey
Conover
Eeele
Quick Fire
Arrezzo
Mara
BieSee
Angus E
Acerion
Marion Lynch
Easter Boy
Newport
Baccie
Miss Gaines
Beauchamp
Winnera
Oats
Richards
Dr. Fannie
Mike Kelly
Napoleon Bonaparte
Patton
Ida Penzance
Rose of Red
Co Ach Geckey
Waniata
Torabb
Hand Rail
Corinne C
Res
Cooper
Baffled
Brown Thrush
Sauce Boat
Phe Tommeee
Peter Duryea
Vepda
BES
la Cuemes Res Idee
Laura
Higgins
Liv.cii
Nelse Morris
King's Pet
Young Henry
Cypress
Phil
Albert
Edward
Concha
Major
Bell
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Clifford, Jr
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Hall
Tom Crabb
Corinne Hana Rail
Lady Florence
Dr. Wo
Lady Rae
Capsetta
Paschal
Mamie J
Sou
Ana
Coe
Iris
Charles Estes
Lindsay
Hinsdale
J Vale
Robert Gray
Sauber
Tambourine
Corner
S.essacesvass Baccie
Mai Das
Matalie H
Pearl Ban
Martha D
Georgiena
Mayon Lynch
Julia Rose
Willams
Polly Bixby
Ida. Hulett
Elsie Verner
Nancy Seitz
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