Latonia Race Day Ends in Upsets as Bookies Rejoice
About 8 000 spectators witnessed a chaotic Derby Day at LatoniaDecoration Handicap. Five favorites faltered as King’s Daughter won the feature while longshots and record breaks dominated the card. Colloquy led late but Hyperion II tied the six furlong track record. Lillie Turner and Cherryola also scored upsets in earlier races.
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Latonia
King’s
Rune
Io Pes
King's Daughter
Tom Hayward
Wool Sandals
Tom
Powers
King’s Daughter
Fvho
C. A. Leiman
Mamie Algol
Rustle
Grenade
Lillie Turner
Anyg
Billy Pullman
Belleview
Billy Pullmen
Mamie
Oroonoka
Mej' Orly
Hurfano
Cc. A
Martin
Cherryola
Page
Bispacieen Si
Crystal Maid
Taplin
B. Vinese
Miramar
May
Luts
Burtonsville
Zienap
Westbury
A. Leach
Royal Tourist
Se Minks
Donna
Maltbie
Sweep wins Belmont Stakes in dominant display
At Belmont Park 15 000 fans watched J R Keene’s Sweep, the 9 to 10 favorite, win the National Stallion Stakes worth 15180 gross. Sweep led from the start and stretched to an eight length victory over Newmarket with Big Stick third as Newmarket challenged late.
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New York
J. R. Keene
Béelmont Park
Newmarket
Madden
Big Stick
Bartiers
Sweep
Lady Bedford
McIntyre
Gotytto
Upton
Sundance
McCahey
Marcellus
Bcoville
Treaney
Smith
Burns
Star
Bottle
O'Brien
Rocky Newmarket
Ogen
Restigouchs
Yank Tei
Beoville
Tims
Wooster
Grandpa
Kentucky Beau
Lucas
Hill Top
Garner
Bonnie Kelso
Ape
Cory
Lang
Wees Ns Bs Ae Neakads
Jockey E Martin Scores Two Wins at Latonia Track
Jockey E Martin earned credit by riding two winners at Latonia. In the second race he propelled C A Laiman to the front and in the third race he won aboard Hyperion HH. The performance on the lightning fast track set record times and thrilled spectators with unprecedented speed for the meet.
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Cherryola
Hallack
Fotey
C. A. Leiman
Gilpy
Forez
Hyperion II
Crystal Maid
Westbury Waa
Zepa
Hyanis
Martin
Colloquy
Vic
Tose
Tal Maid
Hyperion
Rowéréed
E. Martin
C. A. Laiman
Hyperion HH
Latonia
Record crowd at track reaches eight thousand
The Decorations day crowd numbered about 8,000, the largest seen at the track so far, with the grand stand well filled.
Bookies Thrive as Derby Day Bets Boom
Cleaned of pickpockets, the betting shed sees fewer suspicious glances as about twenty bookmakers operate plus new arrivals. Favorites attract heavy wagering with large sums laid out, leaving many smaller bettors sidelined in the derby day's bustle.
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Humber
Toronto Results Race Summary From May Weather
Race results from Toronto Canada show first race over ix furlongs won by Red River with Belle Weber second and Pursiane third, time 103 1-6. Second race five furlongs led by Megantic ahead of Walton and Tan with close finishes among pursuers. Names appear garbled in OCR but indicate a racing card with multiple runners and payouts.
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Toronto
Canada
Red River
Belle Weber
Pursiane
Simcoe
Plaudmore
Gréehd Danie
Topsy Robinson
Litt
Ovage
Chie. Hayes
Megantic
Walton
Tan
Automobiles Race Fatalities Near Port Hill Event
A chaotic auto racing contest on Port Hill ended fatally for one driver and injured several others. Officials report six drivers were knocked from their cars as the machine overturned, with Spittler and Hesmen among the wounded. Emergency crews rushed victims to city hospitals. the event was halted after the crash as investigators begin assessing the scene.
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Fameg
Hport
Hill Todey
Historina Wien
Anne Entre
Ser
Spittler
Gervi
Ethridge
Walker
New ‘York
Evansville Triumph Over Terre Haute in Extra Innings
In a long Central League tilt, Evansville edged Terre Haute 5 to 4 after eleven innings. Danesh, Williams, and HRs highlighted the offense, while Schreiber, Williams, and Pearson led the battery for Evansville. Grand Rapids later defeated Dayton 9 to 6 with costly errors by Dayton.
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Evansville
Haute Ure
Haute
Terre Haute
Evansy
Danesh
Vias Williams
Ferrias
Schreiber
Williams
Pearson
Gitte
Dayton
Grand Rapids
Eo Heton
Tehea
Ager
Tae Wee
Brigeer
Hagerman
Fort Wayne Beats South Bend in Morning Game
Fort Wayne won the morning game against South Bend with a final score around 13 to 2. Key players Rasnree, Ammons, Landay, Alverts and Tieman starred for Fort Wayne while Miller and Clark contributed on the batteries for South Bend.
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Fort Wayne
South Bend
Ind
South Wea
South
Bend
Miller and Clark
Zaneeville Defeats Wheeling in 41 0 Football Tilt
Local team Zanesville wins the opener 41 to 0 over Wheeling in a decisive game. Scoring details are incomplete but show strong Zanesville offense led by key players Walker and Trebé.
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Zaneeville
Wiheeling
Zanesville
Weese Tae
U Soore
Ihoee
English Champion Arrives for U S Amateur Meets
English amateur mile champion A Wilson arrived in New York yesterday and will seek joining the Irish-American athletic club. He is slated to appear in several major amateur meets this summer, coming off a second-place finish to Melvin W. Shepard in the 1500 meters at the Olympics and holding the English mile title at 4 30 1 6.
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New York
A. Wilson
Letio Club
United States
Melvin W. Shephard
Ketchell and Papke May Meet July 6
San Francisco reports Ketchell and Papke prepared to meet in Colma on July 5 after signed articles. Ketchell seeks another trial to clinch the lightweight title, with Papke awaiting any division hitch before finalizing the bout.
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Ketchell
Papke
San Francisco
Cal
Zoom
American horses defeated in five races at St. Cloud
American horses competed in five races at St. Cloud but failed to win. Rose Noble was second in the Prix Verboise for Duryea. Chandos and Ramapo did not place in their events. Alley did not show in the intemps handicap. Fleurise took third in the Prix Buo. France Fan also unplaced in that event.
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St. Cloud
H. B. Duryea
W. K. Vanderbilt
Thorne
Duryea
France
Victo Lad Wins Race at Belmont as Bay Tree Disappoints
Victo Lad captured the feature race at Belmont Park. Prometheus finished behind, while King George placed third. Bay Tree was left in the stretch after the final dash, failing to contend.
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Rhampton
Ringland
Victo Lad
Prometheus
King George
Pont
Cornell Defeats Harvard In Varsity And Freshmen Rowing
Cornell oarsmen easily defeat Harvard in both varsity and freshmen races at Ithaca. The match finishes within minutes as Cornell dominates the river events and secures clear wins for the day.
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Bank Onbig
Sta. Rice
Gael Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell
Harvard
Cornell Jed
Viator Dunning Wins Race
Viator Dunning claimed victory in a local race with decisive speed. The win highlighted a tight field and showcased Dunning’s strong finishing kick.
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Dunning
Mount Airy vs Undisclosed Opponent Baseball Box Score
A fragmented box score fragment shows Mount Airy players such as Schller and Ravine with batting lines and fielding notes. The text records at bats, hits, and outs alongside pitching notes and umpire names, with timing listed as 3:00.
Norwood 4 Wiedemann 3 in pitching duel
Wiedemann earns the win as Norwood defeats Wiedemann 4 to 3 in a tight pitching duel. Key hits include two-base by Hite and late offensive breaks from Johnson and Weickel. Untidy box score shows multiple errors and stolen bases by Weickel and Williamson.
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Hite—Krelmer
Weickel
Stolen Johnson
Sunday's Game Recap Highlights Bucks Fight Hard
Entangled OCR notes recount a basketball game with Bucks and opponents. Mentions players Feen, Kemper, Feeny, Martin, Moore, and an umpire. Describes scoring events and outs with rough, fragmentary phrasing.
Middletown Team Edges Crackington In League Clash
A muddled report shows Middletown against Crackington in a fast paced game with fielding emphasized. Ritchey scores are unclear but the tally hints at a narrow Middletown victory.
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Crackington
Middleton
Ware
Gedeaten
Vtoom Rone 2 Defeats Rose Team In Close Match
Vtoom Rone 2 defeated Rose team 4 to 2 at ES. Phalsb, Dormer, Lok ob, and Newton contributed notable plays as St. Seer and Tetrece Park provided key moments. The match featured steady offense and tight defense throughout.
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Vtoom
Rone
T. Rose
Yes Food
Fey Walt Phalsb
Dormer Silow
Newton
Tetrece Park & Ie
Unclear OCR sports score row with scattered numbers
Fragmented readout shows players, scores, and times but lacks coherent names or teams. OCR errors render the item unreadable as a full summary of a game or event.
Ten Cars Entered for Cobe Contest
Chicago officials report ten high powered racing cars entered for the Cobe cup race to be run on June 19 over the Crown Point Lowell course under the Chicago Automobile Club. Eleven more have been nominated for an amateur class the day before. Officials expect additional entries before race day. Road work advances with antariod dust suppression and a new seven mile straight finish segment.
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Chicago
Point-Lowéis
Chicago Automobile Club
Oop Point
Haa Pekt Na Lowell
Kentucky Futurity Bets Draw Attention At Lexington
In Lexington on May 81 reports indicate the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association plans its Autumn event with $100,000 stakes. Payments of $31,000 are noted for the Kentucky Futurity while Colonel T Colti is mentioned in coping with preparations.
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Siaye
Lexington
Eingrieg
Kentucky Trotting Horeé Breadera’ Association
Kentucky Futurity and Narco
T. Colti
Patilen
Glaag
Paige Meer
Ito Thia
Navy Chief Cotrick Faces Training Attache Hearing
Navy Chief Cotrick of the Navel training unit is tied up in an inquiry over May 81 activities and a high level policy dispute with Istlon Attaches. The case involves internal commands and potential disciplinary steps.
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Istlon
Cy Cotrick
First Real Day of Ideal Spring Weather Draws Large Crowd
crowds attend a Chester resort as summer-like conditions bring throngs to porches and Midway attractions. The lake buzzes with joy as entertainments such as the Newsboys Quartet and Ramza and Arno draw encores. Local acts, vaudeville, a circus, and film showings captivate spectators throughout the day.
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Quartette
Ramza
Arno
Chester
Weber and His Fireworks at the Zoo Decoration Day
John Weber presented a noted music program at the Zoo with patriotic selections that drew the largest Decoration Day crowds in years. The evening fireworks, aided by ideal conditions, elicited strong applause for Weber whose generous donation was warmly praised by the audience at the garden venue.
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Weber
John ‘Weber
Zoo
New Gordon Park Delights Cumminsville Crowd
The New Gordon Park in Cumminsville drew thousands yesterday with band concerts a vaudeville bill and other features making it a popular family outing resort.
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Gordon Park
Cumminsville
Moonlight Lovers at Coney Island Moonlight Ride
Decoration day crowds at Coney Island enjoy a riverboat moonlight ride aboard the steamers. The Sohn Brewing Company hosts an employee outing in the park picnic grounds with social time, visits to park concessions, and a display of the growing Coney Island dancing colony as moonlit music fills the grove voyage.
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Coney
Coney Island
Oeamd
Sohn Brewing Company
Broadway
the Grove
Electra and Musical Giants Shine at New Robinson
Electra the Human Dynamo lights candles and cigarettes with finger sparks at the New Robinson this week. The Musical Geralds entertain with twenty five mandolins and banjos, James Smith and Claudia Brown sing and dance, Albert Ertz shines in My Dancing Bunbeam. Motion pictures cap the meritorious bill.
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Electra
Robinson
Geralds
James Smith
Claudia Brown
Albert Ertz
The Grand Opera House Casino Show
The Casino company presented a varied program at the Grand Opera House, offering a mix of acts and entertainment to attract audiences. Performances featured music, comedy, and acts showcasing local talent.
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Grand Opera House
Casino
Madden to Face Another Charge in Chicago Case
State Attorney Wayman announced further prosecutions of Martin B. Madden and associates M. J. Boyle and Fred A. Pouditt, convicted Saturday of extortion. Trial for the labor leaders on another indictment is not set, but will not begin before six weeks.
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Chicago
Martin B
Beaneater Outpoints Gotham Pug In Ten Round Bout
Mike Glover of Boston defeated Jack Curley of New York in ten rounds at the Olympic Athletic Club. Glover landed his best blows in the third and seventh rounds while Curley showed moments of resistance in the later stages.
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New York
Mike Glover
Boston
Jack Curley
Olympic Athletic Club
Glover
Nee
Curley
Woman Sets New World Record in Live Bird Shoot
Riecker of Lancaster, Pa. established a new world record in a disability class live bird tournament today, hitting seven targets. The previous mark of four out of seven was held by Annie Oakley.
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Migs
Riecker
Annie Oakley
Zee Santee Ag
May Senis EK
Ncaster
Rastean League Briefs From Newark and Jersey
Short notices from Newark and New Jersey discuss local sports league roles and team scales. Names and exact roles are unclear in readable text but refer to Rastean League activities and regional area coverage.
Collage Masses and Mosaics
A fragmented collage item presents scattered phrases and missing context. Readable parts hint at a collage exhibit or project, with mentions of motifs and materials but no clear event date or venue. The garbled text suggests an art display or workshop lacking full details.
Widow performs in Vaudeville to support family
Mrs William Annis widow of the late Mr Waud appears on the Reusaville stage at Rocky Beach in a piano sketch with a singing and dancing team. She sings The Rosary a favorite of her husband and explains the need to earn a living for herself and her child, seeking new stage opportunities.
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Reusaville
William Aunis
Rokyaway Beach
Chester park to open season with Madame Butterfly
The Chester park opera season begins Sunday with the English Grand Opera company performing Puccini's Madame Butterfly in English without cuts. The company arrives Friday morning and features prima donnas Miss Adelaide Norwood Miss Louie Collier Miss Myrtle Thornhberg and others led by director Max Faetkenheuer. Reserved seats for opening week go on sale Thursday at Smith & Nixon's.
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Opera
Chester
Chester Park
English Grand Opera Company
Pucccini
Martin
Cincinnati
Adelaide Norwood
Louie Collier
Myrtle Thornhberg
Elias James
Ottley Cran Henry Taylor
Arthur Deane
Thomas. J. Conkey
Baron Gustave Ronfort
Max Faetkenheuer
Noro Od
Park
America
der Freiachutz
Amusement notes at Chester Park showcase flourishing exhibit
In the Indian village at Chester Park a flourishing exhibit draws praise as one of the best and most interesting displays in a summer park. It is described as genuine and possessing indisputable educational value, with strong endorsements from observers.
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Chester Park
Former Sheriff J F Shipp Faces US Contempt Sentence
Former Sheriff J F Shipp of Chattanooga Tennessee and five co defendants arrived in Washington after being cited by the Supreme Court to appear for contempt tied to the lynching of a Black man named Johnson. They were escorted by US Marshal W A Dunlap and are seeking leniency in sentencing.
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Washington
J. F. Shipp
Chattanooga
Tenn
Supreme Court of the United States
Johnson
Shipp
Jeremiah Gibson
Nick Nolan
Henry Padgett
William Mays
Luther Williams
United States
W. A. Dunlap
M. H. Clift
G. W. Charles
Southern League Brief Amid Unclear OCR Fragment
Fragmentary text from a Southern League item shows garbled names and broken phrases. unreadable lines prevent a clear summary of teams, scores, or context.
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Coldoquy
Placide
Inferno Queen
Ligo
Slew Foot
Jack Straw
John Mc ‘Clure
Red
Elvira M. Marbles
Meadowgrass
Cotone ‘Blue
Stone Street
Gypsy King
la Fayette
Rara Avis
Albert Fanz
Sir Walter Rollins
Flirting
Home Run
Xaroo
Ludhiana
Chalice
Bryce
Ngs
Rice
Heldél
Marco
McGee
Ornamosa
Harkaway
Tony B
King Ferdinand
Frank
Stagg
Brice
Nettie Traver
Orlet
Walsh
Miss Strome
San Primo
Hughes
Meda
Reside
Alma Boy
Bempro
Davenport
Belmont Park
Civita
Dane
Colonel Bhue Os
Alice Bane
Rome
Abe Vores
Sally Combs
Mans
Iallowance
Ceriirs
Ciel
Ares
Ete
Gabe Eediete
Gunn
Central League
Ee Grand Rapid
Yingling,Neuschafter
Brig
Engligh Champ
Wilson
ER Wina
H.O
H.O. Schller
Terecht
Ravine
Hainer
Ae Tees
Brock
Contoy
Creed
Ry Bai
Fichwarts
Griemman
Norwood
Wiedemann
Williamson
Wiede
H.O. A.B
Kinney
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Wiedemann Wecevesdé
Louleville Cubs
Cincy
E. Ganeins
Hee
Beni
Slwaltees
Sean Te Kemper
Alatebel
Beaie Beng
Feen
Martin Ter
Feensy
Moore
Middletown
Ritchey
Picchere
Riechey
Tanding
Sagan Torent
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Wolfe Siek
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COBE
Buick
Lewis Strang
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Appeenta
Ascaag
Wells
Batok
Getrick
Ana Kenny Spar
Sagant Pes
Rene
Marie Bérgere
New Gordon Park
Beaneater
Gotham
Art Scosian
Newark & Jersey
Sheriff Shipp
Tennessee
Supreme Court
Miamigburg Wing
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