Double Header Shows Reds Win in Both Ends at League Park
Yesterday's twin bill produced a 11-3 Cincinnati win and a 10-2 Chicago victory. The Reds, led by Jack Barry's ninth inning dash and Bridwell and Schlei as escorts, pulled out the first game's drama with Kellys error and Barry's daring base running. Overall and Pfeffer pitched for Chicago, while Cincinnati benefited from Barry's late sprint and solid defense. Attendance around 5,000 at League Park.
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Jack Barry
League Park
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Ariy
Reds
Cubs
Joe Tinker
Steinfeldt
Bridwell
Schlei
Are
Liberty Street
Reds Rally Past Cubs In High-Scoring Slugfest
In a two and a half hour game the Reds beat the Cubs 11 to 10 as Briggss struggles and Ewing’s wild seventh inning opened the floodgates. Schulte Chance and Evers fueled a late Reds surge with three straight hits and a Seymour triple aided by Brown’s shaky relief. The finish featured misplayed balls and dramatic scoring as Kelley tallied on Harper’s hit to seal the go ahead in the final frame.
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Bob Ewing
Bob
Ewing
Brown
Cubs
Kling
Slagle
Corcoran
Phelps
Bridwell
Reds
Bert Briggs
Schulte
Chance
Evers
Casey
Soaid
Briggs
Kelley
Harper
New York
Barry's Steal Ae hs Means to Desire
The second game featured a slab duel between Overall and Pfeffer, two giants of the national scene, with Overall making key plays in a tight contest.
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Barry
Overall
Pfeffer
Sebring Leaves Game After Wife Falls Ill
Jimmy Sebring quit the game in the seventh after learning his wife is seriously ill and headed home to Williamsport. He promised to wire team President Herrmann on arrival to rejoin the Reds. Charley Check named to pitch the opener vs the Cardinals. Reds climb to fourth place after two wins.
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Jimmy Sebring
Williamsport
Herrmann
Charley Check
Cardinals
Eds Triumph Despite Barry’s Bounded Play
A terse note notes Barry as a key but restrained factor in the Eds game with Selee expressing regret over letting him go. Barry did not deliver a decisive win, leaving the outcome uncertain and the crowd seeking more.
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Barry
Bet Selee
Eds
Spit Ball Bob Sewing Secures Victory
Jack Harper sparked the first game rally but Spit Ball Bob Sewing earned the win for his team.
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Jack Harper
Bob Sewing
Reds Secure Win as Corcoran Nines Down Chamce
Corcoran stops Chamce on a grounder to second in the ninth of the second game and throws Husky out at first, preserving a Reds victory.
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Corcoran
Chamce
Husky
Reds
Barry Stalls On Attempted Steel At Plate In Sixth
In the second inning of the game Barry tried to steal home with two outs and Schiei at bat. The runner barely missed scoring as the ball slipped past the catcher and rolled away, keeping the play from advancing.
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Barry
Schiei
Red
Corcoran Hits Schulte Twice Attempting Double Play
In the first inning Corcoran attempted a double play and hit Schulte on the head with the ball as he went to second base, knocking the youngster down.
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Corcoran
Schulte
New York Beats Brooklyn 3–0 in Tight Shutout
In Brooklyn on May 31 New York defeated Brooklyn 3 to 0 as Taylor held the Brooklyns to a lone eighth inning surge while New York rallied for three runs in that frame. Attendance 1,500. Notable hits included Bowerman and Gilbert two bases, Lewis triple, and Gessler, Ritter driving in runs. Umpires Klem and Bausewine.
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New York
Brooklyn
Taylor
Enabl
Brooklyns
New Yorks
Bowerman
Gilbert
Ritter
Lewis
Sheckard
Bresnahan
Lumley
Batch
Gessler
McIntyre
Klem and
Bausewine
Exciting Ninth Inning Finish Decides Pittsburg Game
In Pittsburg on May 31 the feature was a dramatic ninth inning rally. With the bases loaded Phillippe relieved Flaherty and Brain's fly was followed by Beckley's three bagger, three runs putting Pittsburg ahead 8 to 7. Pittsburg then clinched the win with Clarke's three bagger and three singles. Attendance 1,560. Score: Pittsburg ahead after late rally.
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Pittsburg
Phillippe
Flaherty Brain
Beckley
Clarke
Pittsburg and St Louis clash in error filled ninth inning
Fragmented box score style text notes Pittsburg pitching changes in the ninth to retire the winning run as St Louis bats capitalize. Mentions Beaumont Ritchey Beckley Clarke and Leach with a three-base hit and a home run by Leach amid a string of misread entries and garbled credits.
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St. Louis
Phillippe
Coe
Beaumont
Ritchey
Beckley
Smoo
Clarke
Waryner
Leavy
Leach
Uatchey
Agntrey
Carisoh
Wagner
Philadelphia blanks Boston to take four straight in series
In Boston on May 31 Philadelphia topped the Red Sox 6 to 0 to complete a four game series sweep. The Phillies pushed across four runs on two errors one base on balls and two timely hits while Boston could muster only scattered threats. Attendance was listed at 1,530 as Bransfield led with a three base hit and Duggleby and Courtney added key two-baggers.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Thoman
Bransfield
Duggleby
Courtney
Dudlin
Gleason
Moran
PY Willis
Willi
Chicago and Detroit battle in incomplete baseball score
The snippet shows Chicago 2 Detroit 2 with runs 000 000 00. Detailing includes two base hits by Hickman ts on Davis, sacrifices by Dundon and Schaefer, steals by Jones Holmes Owen Donohue, strikeouts Owen 4 Kitson 6, walks Owen 1 Kitson 3, hit by pitch Drill, time 1, umpire Connolly.
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Chicago
Detroit
Hickman
Tson
Davis
Dundon
Schaefer
Jones
Holmes
Owen
Donohue
Kitson
Drill
Connolly
Scheefer
Cooley
Cleveland Rout Slou Stuns St Louis 12 to 4 in May showdown
Cleveland dominates St Louis 12 to 4 for eighth straight win as Glade leaves after three innings and Morgan struggles with wild throws. Attendance 2,381. notable hits by Flick Bradley Vinson Stone.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Glade
Morgan
Cleve
St. L
Ore Vinson
Stone
Bay
M. Ler
Flick
Frisk
R. Oo. Jackson
J. Jones
Eas Wallace
Bradley
Oran
Turner
Stovall
Buelow
Weaver
C. Moore
Peee
New York Beats Philadelphia In Low-Scoring Tilt
New York defeated Philadelphia with strong second and third innings. Pitcher records favored New York who held Philadelphia to a single hit through six innings. Attendance and full box details noted, with Eiberfeld and Chase among standout hitters.
St. Paul Beats Minneapolis In Last Game Of Series
St. Paul wins 3 2 in a keen contest at home on May 31. Slagle and Stovall pitched well. Flournoy’s eighth inning hit off the third fence drove in the winning run with O'Brien on base. Attendance 1,852. St. Paul players Geier Hemphill Wheeler O'Brien Marcan Flournoy Noonan Sullivan Slagle. Minneapolis hitters include Graham D Sullivn Coulter Greminger.
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Minneapolis
Slagle
Stovall
O’brien
Flournoy
Milwaukee Triumphs 8 2 Over Kansas City In Seventh Inning Call
Heavy Milwaukee batting and Kansas City errors gave the visitors an 8 to 2 win. Captain Nance was ejected for disputing with the umpire in the second inning. The game ended after seven innings to let Milwaukee catch a train. Attendance 1,200. Milwaukee 020 000 0 8 Kansas City 100 001 0 2. Two-base hits Frantz Bonner Stoner McChesney O Brien Clark. Sacrifice hits Nance Bevil. Stolen bases Robinson Hemphill Frantz. Double plays Castro and Downey Bonner and Massey O Brien unassisted. Hits off Morgan 9 in four innings off Barry 3 in three. Bases on balls Morgan 4 ae 1 Barry 1 Hickey 1. Struck out Organ 2 Elba 2 Hickey 6. Wild pitch Barry. Balk Hickeassade Ball Stoner. Left on bases Kansas City 5 Milwaukee 9. Time 1:30 Umpire Gifford. Batted for Minahan in ninth. Bases on balls McGill 4 Minahan 6. Struck out McGill 8 Minahan 7. Two-base hit Clingman. Three-base hits Thoney Clark. Sacrifice hit Dickey. Beese play hon 2 Boyle Moriarity. Passed ball Clark. Left on bases Indianapolis 7 Toledo 8. Time 1:50 Umpire King.
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Pfeffer
Bridwell
Kelley
Schlei
Slagle
Ab.r
Chanel
Thay
Tinker
Cineinnati
Chicago
Boeging
Cincinnati
Petter
Emalie
Cleveland
St. Louis
Morgan
Rors
Flick
Bradley
Vinson
Stone
Moore
Gnas
Bluck
Glade
Whd
O’ Lous
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Minneapolis
D. Sullivan
Greminger
Freeman
Stovall
Marshall
Marcan
Hemphill
J. Sullivan
Fox
Kane
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Nance
Oakh
Frantz
Bonner
Stoner
McChesney
O'Brien
Clark
Bevil
Robinson
Castro
Downey
Massey
O’brien
Hickey
Organ
Kanha City
Gifford
Minahan
McGill
Clingman
Tiioney
Dickey
Beese
Hon
Boyle
Moriarity
Indianapolis
Toledo
King
Columbus Beats Louisville 3rd Straight As Barbeau Delivers
Columbus defeated Louisville 3 straight, Barbeau's single after Congalton and Wrigley doubles provided the decisive run. Two Louisville errors prevented a shutout. Attendance 2,145. Score: omitted final.
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Columbus
Louisville
Barbeau
Congalton
Wrigley
Indianapolis Beats Toledo 2 1 in Closely Fought Game
Indianapolis won today’s contest against Toledo by a score of 2 to 1. Minahan’s wildness on the mound helped the visitors take the lead before Indianapolis tied and won late. Moriarity and Farrell were mentioned at the end of the game.
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Indianapolis
Toledo
Minahan
Moriarity
Farrell
Boston Team Builders Target Top Manager for 1906 Season
Frank V Dunn, owner of the Boston NL club, pursues a first class manager for 1906. He drafts Hans Wagner as a possible hire, trades bids with Barney Dreyfuss over a groundkeeper, and asserts he has funds to shape a premier squad. Ed Barrow seeks Charley Carr, while Cleveland resists losing its star first baseman.
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Frank V. Dunn
Hans Wagner
Barney Dreyfus
Polo Grounds
Dunn
Wagner
Barney
Dreyfuss
Bostonian
Pittsburger
Bostons
Ed Barrow
Indianapolis
Charley Carr
Cleveland
Carr
Barrow
Lajoie
Vinson Leaves Cleveland Prospect to Harrisburg Rebuffed by Manager
Young Vinson, ex Eastern League outfielder signed by Cleveland, packed to join Harrisburg but manager La Joie warned of a mistake and he reconsidered. He lost an outfield spot to Slugger Jackson.
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Vinson
Cleveland
Harrisburg
Lajoie
Jackson
Cairngorm Wins Carlton Stakes at Gravesend
Cairngorm the 4 to 5 favorite easily takes the Carlton Stakes at Gravesend one mile race leading from the start and winning by two and a half lengths. Lady Amelia rises from 10 to 1 to 4 to 1 to win the second race, while Oarsman captures the third by a head over DeReszke. Multiple winners include Greenroom Sidney F. and Colossal.
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New York
Cairngorm
Gravesend
Lady Amelia
Oarsman
DeReszke
Greenroom
Sidney F
Colossal
O'Neill
Cassini
Johnson
Montanus
W. Davis
Ibs
Redfern
Toscan
Bullman
Big Ben
Burns
Miller
Secon Canteen
W. Knapp
Merry Lark
O’neill
Sparkling Star
Odom
Confederate
Nicol
Sach Ond
Belden
Diggins
Masaniello
Nicoll
My Buela
Sperling
Umpire Signed by Northern League Is Released
President O'Brien discovered that umpire Anderson had previously signed by the Northern League and released him. O'Brien now has four umpires and will take time before signing another.
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O’brien Haé
Northern League
Anderson
O’brien
Terre Haute Player’s Unconscious Question After Springfield Altercation
Charley Pierce of Terre Haute reportedly asked who won the game after being knocked unconscious at Springfield. He had lain unconscious for hours before awakening.
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Charley Pierce
Terre Haute
Springfield
Lefty Davis and Ollie Pickering Quick Infield Pair
The Toledo Times Bee notes Lefty Davis and Ollie Pickering form a fast infield duo. It states any ball must be handled cleanly and thrown quickly to the bag to beat them, with Barbeau and Hulswitz also showing speed.
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Lefty Davis
Ollie Pickering
Barbeau and
Hulswitz
Toledo
Times- Bee
Barton Sent by Youngstown as Baxton Returns
The Youngstown team sought Jimmy Barton and sent him a ticket. Jimmy Baxton reported and played with the team recently. It was Barton who was sent for and Baxton will be sent back.
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Youngstown
Jimmy Barton
Jimmy Baxton
Barton
Baxton
Lave Cross Quick Return Shifts Mets Pitching Debate
The report notes Lave Cross returned after a two day layoff and could be part of the New York team’s effort to strengthen its roster. Reidy’s decision to release Tébeau is mentioned with Indiana signing and a shutout against Louisville. Grimshaw’s effectiveness is questioned while Collins favors the ex Bison as a potential fast pitcher. The Star cites optimism about a speedy recovery for recurring concerns.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Mike Powers
Athletics
New York
Washington
Lave Cross
Hardy Lave
Reidy
Tébeau
Indianapolis
Louisville
Colonels
Grimshaw
Collins
LaChance
Bison
St. Louis Star
New York View On Dave Fultz Impresses West Fans
The New York Herald notes that New York rooters have watched Dave Fultz in the West with satisfaction. It suggests diligent observers in the stands can recognize talent when it appears.
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Davy Fultz
New York Herald
New York Rooters
Dave Fultz
West
Pinkerton May Start in Latonia Derby
Trainer Charley McCafferty is unlikely to enter Dr Legge in the Latonia Derby. Pinkerton from the Schreiber stable may race if shipped, leaving Landeman's Retort and Freebooter as the other entrants. Dick Welles and Six Shooter arrived from Woodlawn and train well for the big event. Governors Beckham and other state officials will attend Saturday’s Latonia Derby.
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Charley McCafferty
Dr. Leggo
Latonia
Pinkerton
St. Louis
Freebooter
Dick Welles
Rome Respess
Woodlawn
Respess Stock Farm
Six Shooter
Tom Greene
Louisville
Harvey Myers
Southern League scores include Nashville and Atlanta wins
Nashville defeated New Orleans 4 to 3 while Atlanta won 6 to 8 at Memphis. Birmingham beat Shreveport 6 to 1 and Montgomery edged Little Rock 2 to 4 in four teen innings.
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Nashville
New Orleans
Birmingham
Shreveport
Atlanta
Memphis
Montgomery
Little Rock
Lancaster takes win as Blue Licks shut out
In Lancaster Ohio on May 31 the Lancaster team defeated Covington Blue Licks in a fast game. Farrell pitched well for Lancaster while Beverly made two great plays in left field. Score 8 to 0. Batteries Farrell and Winter for Lancaster. Bo land and Kelfel for Blue Licks.
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Commercial Tribune
Lancaster
Covington
Farrell
Beverly
R.H. E. Lancaster
Farrell and
Winter
Boland and Kelfel
Empire
Tarpey
Debacle at University Baseball Bench Debated
After costly errors the first baseman argued with the manager who mocked him as a club player. The manager “soaked” the player and a right cross followed. A hearing ruled the manager’s point valid and the affirmative won the debate.
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Chicago Record- Herald
Nationals 3 Burlington 0 in Amateur Nationals game
Cincinnati Nationals defeat Burlington Kentucky 3 0 in a fast contest. Key players include Lcheide and Steinke for the Nationals with strong pitching by Gray. A second feature notes Sunday league plans at League Park for Shamrocks versus Nebraska Indians in a double header starting 1 30 and 8 p m.
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Cincinnati
Burlington
Decoration Day
League Park
Shamrocks
Nebraska Indians
Indians
Queen City Baseball League to Hold Special Meeting at YMCA
The managers of the Queen City Baseball League will meet at the YMCA tonight at 3 o'clock to hear a number of protests. President H. H. Buxton is expected to attend, arriving from Niagara Falls earlier today.
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Queen City Baseball League
H. H. Buxton
Niagara Falls
K P Stars Hire Off Town Opponent for June 4 Date
Manager Klein seeks a June 4 game with a first class out of town team for the K P Stars. On July 4 the Stars are set to play at Osgood Indiana as locals plan Fourth of July celebrations and a reception in line with Hooster hospitality.
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Klein
K. P. Stars
Osgood
Ind
Hooster
Sherwoods Seek Junior Match On June Fourth
The Sherwoods aim to book a game for players aged 15 to 17 on June 4. Contact Albert Faul at 1111 West Eighth Street or by telephone at 633 West.
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Sherwoods
Albert Faul
West Eighth Street
Dayton shuts out Wheeling in Central League game
Dayton defeats Wheeling 3 to 0 as Wheeling failing to hit Smith yields the shutout. Batteries Doyle and Schriver for Dayton Smith and Hawkins for Wheeling. May 31 report from Wheeling, West Virginia.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Dayton
Smith
R.H. E. Wheeling
Doyle and Schriver
Smith and Hawkins
Fort Wayne Takes Victory Over Springfield In Rough Start
Carbinier struggled early in Wayne and Springfield game in Wayne Indiana on May 31. Ft Wayne rallied with four doubles and a triple to win behind Carbinier who settled after the third inning. Final score Ft Wayne 9 Springfield 8 with Summers and Shannon in the battery. Attendance 460.
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Wayne
Ind
Evansville Edges Terre Haute in Clean Fielding Display
Terre Haute beat Evansville 6 to 5 behind Stebert’s third inning homer and strong Smith pitching. Batteries Hunt Chandler Smith Richardson. Umpire Mack. Also South Bend shut out Grand Rapids 4 to 0 as Miller’s wildness produced an early run. Batteries Miller Chapman Feritis Tieman.
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Evansville
Ind
Terre Haute
Stebert
Smith
R. HE. T. Haute
Hunt and Chandler
Smith Tend Richardson
Mack
Rh.gr. Rapids
South Bend
Miller and Chapman
Feritis
Tieman
Snails Rainfall Report From Mitchell Storm
Millions of small snails fell during a recent storm in Mitchell Indiana. Judge Edwards collected a box of the slimy creatures measuring about one eighth of an inch in diameter.
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Commercial Tribune
Mitchell, Ind
Judge Edwards
James V Wins Handicap at Churchill Downs in Fast Meeting
James V. led a strong field to victory in the Churchill Downs handicap, edging Colonial Girl who finished second. Weather was clear and the track fast as the public enjoyed a day of well supported winners across six races with times ranging from 488 5 to 1:43 1-5.
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Louisville
James V
Churchill Downs
Colonial Girl
Sterling
Schilling
Antillan
Troxler
Griffath
the Pet
Wishard
Neva Welch
Howell
Helena C
Treubel
Minnie Adams
Austin
Annie Stone
Taylor
D Ds
M. A. Powell
Kate Zitt
Jackson
Bell the Cat
Orient
Col
Jim Douglas
Noonan
Horses Race Results From Louis Meet May 81
Race card results list six horses with odds and top finishers. Mrs Falconer won the first with Netting second. Dr Scharff led Echodale and Kildee in places. Silver Sue took top spot with Dr Gardner second and Osee third. High Chancellor led by Gregor K with Toby Tosa second. Howling Dervish won. Glen Gallant was second with Lucian third. Never Such won with Canyon second and Colonel Preston third.
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Dr. Scharff
Echodale
Kildee
Silver Sue
Dr. Gardner
Osee
High Chancellor
Gregor K
Toby Tosa
Howling Dervish
Glen Gallant
Kansas City Horse Race Results Report
Kansas City May 31 results list horses with odds and top three finishes. Iole Helgerson 13 to 2 in second, Rough and Tumble 4 to 5 in third, Belvoir 13 to 1 in second, Lotta Gladstone 15 to 1 in third. Cloverhampton 11 to 5, St Denis 8 to 1, Lady Rohesia Silent WaIt 50 to 1, Clifton Forge 3 to 1, Ed Ball 9 to 5. Potrero Grande 4 to 1, Baikel 3 to 5.
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Kansas City
Iole
Helgerson
Rough and Tumble
Belvoir
Mathis
Lotta Gladstone
Cloverhampton
Melodicus
St. Denis
Lady Rohesia
Silent Wait
Rush Rueben
Clifton Forge
Don Domo
Ed Ball
Potrero Grande
Sweet Tone
Baikel
Gravesend Racecard Highlights Multiple Stakes and entries
The Gravesend card lists first race selling at about 6 furlongs with top weights Ascension 109 and Flammula 106 among many. second race steeplechase about 2 miles features Gladwin 153 and Black Death 151. third handicap at 1 mile 70 yards includes Kiamesha 116 and Oro 114. fourth race the Criterion 5 furlongs features Flipflap 114 and Bivouac 114. fifth selling 1 1/16 miles with Bill Curtis 108 and Orly HH 107. sixth five furlongs includes Masterson 112 and Ben Hodder 112. additional purses and selling races follow with weights listed for Bill Holt Prentiss St Columb Excitement Better Hand Floral Artist Birmingham Son ny Integrity Rolla Tom McGrath etc.
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Ascension
Flammula
Julia M
Toi San
Czarphine
Bellatrix
Letola
Viona
Sweet Alice
Lady Henrietta
Cutter
Fair Calypso
Consuello N
Martriage Bells
Thirty-Third
Koenigen Luise
Gladwin
Black Death
Jim Newman
Howard Gratz
Georgia Pine
Sentas
Mountebank
Bonfire
Knobhampton
Caloorahatchie
Liniment
Champs Elysees
Merry Moments
Kiamesha
Oro
Gold Rose
Workman
Red Friar
Invader
Cederstrome
Amber Jack
Ken
Flipflap
Bivouac
Watercress
Sue Smith
Caprice
Pythias
Hazel Thorpe
Bill Curtis
Orly HH
Wizard
Embarrassment
Tom la
Lord Melbourne
Privateer Lly Roche
Palette
Glisten
Bronze Wing
Masterson
Ben Hodder
Inquisitor
Hammer Away
Goldsboro
Commodore Fontaine
Strong Bow
Tarlac
Cary
Brother Frank
Burgomaster
Honeywell
Flimflam
Convolulus
Transmute
Marshmallow
St. Louis
Bill Holt
Prentiss
St. Columb
Excitement
Better Hand
Floral Artist
Birmingham
Sonny
Integrity
Rolla
Tom McGrath
John McBride
Destroyer
Uncle James
Shippingport
Thank Haven
Ekles
Comoro
Emma Meyer
Catherine Knox
the Nurse
Cardona
Diamond G
Marvel P
Ina Gray
Auray
Loyal Front
Port Worth
Marpessa
Beechwood
Little Mack
Dr. McCarthy
Nine
Pinkerton
Monte
Tarzan
Monaco Maid
the Cook
Payne
Lacy Crawford
Light Opera
le Lizette
Alamede
Jack Orr
Thoroughbred Race Entries From Louisville Card
The program lists race events at Louisville with selling and handicap for multiple races. Horses with weights and odds or prices are shown, including Elizabeth B Pearl Hopkins Highland Fling Hothebody Lo Run Doc Wallace Mint Sma Lida Vivian Bouncing Betty Fal len Leaf Edna Sandman Juchitah Norway Bonifield Col Jim Douglass Flori Ecliptic Dr Windell Zarda Stoessel Bee Hunter Antara Wrenne Mumm Benvolio Dutch Barbara Apple The Cure Merillo Handy Bill Southampton Porate Phiora Binehelio Reveille Foxhunting Meellvain Hot Burrows Kilmoria Madoc Limavady Dame Durden Nettie Gay Policy Problem Jen Latona Lady Waddell Bunnie Lucy Car Nickie Mondace Mocassin Maid Ba Smith Omeala Marshal No Our Sister Manfred Ebony Foxmeade First Race Mr Scott Clear Night Alma Gardia Pittkin R M Polly Forest Draco Zings Lotin Gladstone Dungannon Sweet Tone Federal Rian Brand New Lionel Kernel The Lady Rosa sia John Carroll Percy Clark Dr Roberts Ethylene Hadar Ezra Programme Parivo etc.
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Elizabeth B
Pearl Hopkins
Highland Fling
Hothebody
Lo Run
Doc Wallace
Mint Sma
Lida Vivian
Bouncing Betty
Fallen Leaf
Edna Sandman Juchitah
Norway
Bonifield
Col
Jim Douglass
Flori
Ecliptic
Dr. Windell
Zarda
Stoessel
Bee Hunter
Dudley
Antara
Wrenne
Mumm
Benvolio
Dutch Barbara
Apple
the Cure
Merillo
Handy Bill
Southampton
Porate
Phiora
Binehelio
Reveille
Foxhunting
MeelIlvain
Hot
Burrows
Marshal No
Our Sister
Manfred
Ebony
Foxmeade
Mr. Scott
Clear Night
Alma Gardia
Pittkin
R. M
Polly Forest
Draco
Zings
Lotin Gladstone
Sportsman
T. J
Nevada
Eduardo
Modvedlaw
Orchestra
Presentiment
Green Gown
W. H. Carey
Carnival of Athletics Set for January 17 at Gym Grounds
Entries pour in from Cincinnati clubs including Miami University of Cincinnati Westwo Athletic Club Central Turners North Cincinnati Turners West Cincinnati and Newport Turners. Outside entrants include Indiana University Louisville Y M C A with Nat Cartmel. Dayton Turners likely to attend. The event, under Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club, promises the greatest Southern Ohio meet yet. Entry blanks available at the Gym Shillite Place.
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Jn 17
Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club
Micmi University of Cincinnati
Westwo Athletic Club
Central Turners
North Cincinnati Turners
West Cincinnati
Newport Turners
University of Indiana
Louisville Y. M. C. A
Nat Cartmel
Wonderful Dash
Dayton
O.) Turners
Ohio
Shillite Place
Cicero Wins Derby Stakes In London Derby
Lord Rosebery's Cicero with American jockey Maher won the Derby Stakes of 6025 hundred sovereigns for thoroughbreds, at about one and a half miles. Jardy and Chevalier Ginistrellis' Signorino finished second and third in a field including notable entrants.
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London
Lord Rosebery
Cicero
Maher
M. Blanc
Jardy
Chevalier Ginistrellis
Signorino
Valhalla Takes Third In Emperor William Cup Race
In the Emperor William's cup sailing event at The Lizard on May 31 eleven yachts started from Sandy Hook May 17. Valhalla finished third at 8 08 p m En dymion 9 34 Hildegarde 10 08 Sunbeam 11 40 with Fleur de Lys sighted and several American yachts未 sighted at dispatch time.
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Endymion
Sandy Hook
Tle
Utowana
Lizard
Atlantic Arrives at Southampton After Emperor William Cup Victory
The American three masted auxiliary schooner Atlantic, winner of the Emperor William cup, arrived at Southampton May 31 amid cheering crowds. Owner Wilson Marshall praised Captain Barr for his splendid handling and credited the victory to Barr's remarkable seamanship.
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Southampton
Atlantic
Wilson Marshall
Barr
West Point Annapolis Game Set for Princeton Field
The West Point Annapolis football game will be played this year on Princeton Field at Princeton on December 2, instead of Franklin Field in Philadelphia as in the past.
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Princeton
West Point
West Point-Annapolis
Princet Field
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
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Sebring
Sélee
Pinch
Stéing
Srvedes Reed Bo
Bala 'Ewing
Nati
Brigss
Donlin
Derek
Lumiey
Raed Gine Bow'm'n
Bres‘han
Owens
Mertes
M’'Intyre
Deviln
Pitts
Clymer
Beck Jey
M Riteney
Dunleavy
Il Wach
Urke
Isch
Arnet
Erty
Il Kellum
P Philipps
Dan
Pied
Howard
Gans
Hppe
mpire—Johnstone
Phila
Eae
Phillphia
Chicagd
Chicago Today
Ateely
Healey
Conroy
Keeler
Eiberfeld
Chase
Schule
Hite
Bender
Henley
Hogg
Yeager
Murphy
Sheridan
American Association
Columbus We
Ch'ney
Rickert
Hempalll
M'K
Donahu
Beville
Daron
Eer
Ab.h Carr
Durrett
Thoney
Demont
Roth
Doyle
Aves
Duff
Adianapolis
Oledo
Colum
Abh.o.ae
Louisv
Ab.h.o.a
Hallman
Picker
Zullivan
Hulewicz
Shear
Congton
Kerwin
Ihm
Dexter
Woodruff
Schriver
Veil Ryan
Houser
Eaenee
Wright
Sullivan
Sullivan, Propctane Ceache
Wrigley Ton
Wrisley
Nek
Actos Bulivan
Bail— Exter
Vets
Clark Griffith
Frank Farrell
John Anderson
Danny Green
Chicago Americans
Donahue
Clarke Griffith
Pat Dougherty
Jimmy Collins
Jack Chesbro
New York Highlanders
Chesbro
Carlton
Derby
Schreiber
Southern League
Warren
Niles
Canton
R. H. EB
Niles, Stewart and Wood
Railing
Nist
O'Toole
Nat'Is
H.O.A.E
Lcheide
T. Kirk
Steinke
Gray
Duckle
Balk
Dueckle
Williams
Central League
Grand Rapids
Mich
Post’ League
Avondale
Collage Hill ‘Shoe Manufacturers
Leath
Baseball Today
Straus
Fifth and
Walnut
Red Leaf
Mammon
Hilona
Kenton
Aten
Sincerity Bell
Ethics
Delusion
Martin
R. F. Williams
Semper Viv
Butwell
Miss Betty
Cheg Morgan
Lands Derby Stakes
Valhalla
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!