Latonia Spring Meet Opens with Maiden 2-Year-Old Race
Latonia Jockey Club hosts the second day of its spring meeting under clear weather and a slow track. In the maiden 2-year-olds race a calf by Dick Finnell Huxie wins for J C Milam with trainer A J Johnson, Frederick J. favored at the start takes early lead, Richard Gentry pursues. Auto Run advances after a slow start. Mutuels show Frederick J. straight $4.70, William Yorkville leads later cards with Inquieta and Gowell placing. final results list multiple races, winners and payouts with detailed times and horses including Merrick and Free Lance.
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Latonia Jockey Club
Frederick L
Richard Gentry
J. C. Milam
Br. c
Dick Finnell
Huxie
A. J. Johnson
Frederick J
Ees
Auto Run
Toy
Burnt Candle
Yorkville
Inquieta
Gowell
George Ham
Susie Bush
Mollie Richa
Baldoyle
Merrick
Goujon
Geta _ehanca
All Red
Gun
Turret Cae
Jack Denman
Howdy Howdy
Free Lance
George J. Long
C. c
Alvescot
Merry Heart
P. Coyne
Brig
Joet
Moet
Lle
Nelson
Impression
Rose of
Jeddah
Capitan Bravo
C. Woodford
B. F
Cesgrion— Marie
J. McCormick
Dah
Wiley
Yorking
Sir Giles
Duquene
Reunion at Latonia Highlights Older Race Horses
A Latonia track reunion showcased three veteran runners, including Merrick who hinted at a comeback. The other two, Goldproof and Tiles, appeared well past their prime, unable to threaten the current contenders.
Wiley's erratic sprint slips up in six furlongs
Wiley led most of a six furlong race yesterday before quitting when pressed. The horse shows inconsistency but when he begins to run he displays strong speed and tends to win at favorable odds.
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Wiley
Clip Setter Stakes Anticipation Builds for Large Crowd
Track conditions improved from a slow start as sun and har rows aided performance. forecasts predict fast course today and a potentially record crowd for the Clip Setter stakes. Carman rarely misses a day with a representative. Rose of Jeddah topped the fifth race at 3 to 2 with Inquieta and Yorkville in a Juarez form flash, Gowell paying over 4 to 1 to show.
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Inquieta
Juarez
Yorkville
Gowell
Trains To Run From Fourth Ggsnue And Smith Depot
Three trains depart today from the Fourth ggsnue and Smith street depot at 1 15 1 40 and 1 55 with a parlor car on all runs. The two horse race pair yielded winners Frederick L and Merrick paying 16 65 to bettors while nine tickets won. The four legged trifecta on the fourth to sixth races paid 49 40 with nine winning tickets. Form players had a strong day with five of six favorites winning.
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Ggsnue
Smith Street
Frederick L
Merrick
Free Lance
Rose
Jeddah
Jendi
Jockey Shilling Tops Day With Two Winners at the Track
Jockey Carroll Shilling was the sole double winner riding Frederick L Merrick for Cal Milam. Other victors included Allen Callahan Peak and Goose. Owners honored were Cal Milam George Ham George J Long Catesby Woodford and Weber Ward. Buschemeyer watched Blue Jay, a promising 2 year old, claim potential yet Hawthorn remains unseen in a race.
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Carroll Shilling
Frederick L
Merrick
Cal Milam
Allen
Callahan
Peak
Goose
Joe McCahey
George Ham
George J. Long
Catesby Woodford
Weber & Ward
Covington Man H Benzinger Follows Labold to Second
H Benzinger owner of Labold, a Covington man, had friends pulling for the horse to win after finishing second in the sixth race.
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Labold
Covington
Track condition limits workouts after races yesterday
Trainers and owners hurried to exercise their horses as soon as the track reopened after poor conditions. Several animals had stiff workouts while the bad surface delayed morning exercise plans.
Clipsetta Stakes at Latonia Draws Six Juveniles
Latonia hosts the Clipsetta stakes for 2-year-old fillies at five furlongs with six finalists. Calisse won last year at long odds while Christmas Star and Briar Path loom as strong contenders. top weight Worth with Carroll Shilling rides looks like the favorite in later events.
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Maginn
Latonia
Clu
Calisse
Lady Lightning
Catesby Woodford
Louisville
Patricia
Silver Moon
Thomas Fortune Ryan
New York
Joe McCahey
Briar Path
Christmas Star
Worth
High Private
Bell Horse
Cherryola
Leamence
Joe
Morris
Carroll Shilling
Hallenbeck
Bell
FE. R. Bradley
Joé Morris
Leaménce
Marshon
Pink Lady
Pinky
Ralph Lloyd
Donna
Breeders seek upset as Coppertown and Donau lead field
Coppertown has been racing well and appears best of the runners with Donau in pursuit. Sir Alvescot from the Carman stable is a solid third choice, while White Wool looks fit but has shown limited form in selling races. Queen Marguerite, tipped often, faces a competitive group and Gay Bira may pressure Starita. Aspirin remains a wild card, Colaton poised to win a race, Feather Duster in good form, Helene coming off a Louisville win and expected to run well.
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Donau
Alvescot
Carman Barn
Marguerite
Gay Bira
Starita
Aspirin
Colaton
Feather Duster
Helene
Louisville
Kinder Lou
Pink Lady
Lagniappe
Ralph Lloyd
Lewin Wees Eeeere
Marshon Tee Weee Lili Barbara Worth
Sallie Ward
Melvoraeee
Merry Beau
Sir Alvescot
Veneta Strome
Chapultepec
Peg Marguerite
Clipsetta
Coeur d'Alene
Silver Moon
Star of Danube
Chris
Anna Patricia
Melton Street
Joe Morrisone
Upr
Todar City Daytonians blank Youngstown 10 to 0
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune reports in Dayton Ohio on May 31 Wilhelm struggled and Compton pitched well as the Daytonians shut out Youngstown 10 to 0. The score line details the decisive victory for Dayton.
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Compton
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Tate
Wilheim
Zanesville
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Fort Wayne
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Maysville
Frankfort
Senators
Cramer
Zanesville Beats Fort Wayne 6-5 In Tight Tilt
Zanesville edged Fort Wayne 6 to 5 at home with late drama in the May 31 contest. Key hits included Fabrique and Rogers with two-base efforts and a pivotal eighth inning run for Zanesville. Pitching shuffled as Goldrick worked five and one third, Stremmel relieved for the win.
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Ft. W. R
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M'la’riy
Strem’el
Goldrick
Young
Renfer
Alberts
Fort Waynguessi
Fabrique
Rogers
Pendrick
Keener
Vandagrift
Clancy
McLafferty
Reily
Grogan
Tragesser
Stremmel
Fort Wayne
Zanesville
Geisel
Locals Rout Erie for 11 to 0 in final game of series
Springfield overwhelms Erie 11 to 0 as manager Gilbert is ejected for disputing a decision. McKee and Foley leave with injuries. In Paris, Ky Paris defeats Lexington 4 to or 2? 4 in a game highlighted by Hauser’s ten strikeouts.
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Springfield
Erie
Gilbert
McKee
Foley
Lima Wins In Tenth In Tight Portsmouth Tilt
Lima defeated Portsmouth 5 to 4 in ten innings as Harter pitched well but costly errors by Southworth and Cain allowed the visitors the victory. Crosstown details list Lima’s Conwell, Daubert, Francisco and Friend among key contributions while Portsmouth's Ed Cain and Nesser also figure prominently in a tense late-game finish.
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Harter
Southworth
Cain
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Burke
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Edwards
GiLong
Beers
Francisco
Childs
Friend
Clark
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E. Cain
H. Cain
Daubert
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Doutle
Amateurs Edge Crescents in Pitchers Duel
The P.H. Favorites beat the Crescents 6 to 2 Thursday behind Cryan who allowed no errors and struck out nine. The Pilots defeated the Elsinores 9 to 6 with Crowley’s pitching standout.
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Cryan
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Elsinores
Crowley
Brendamour Saturday Afternoon League Schedule
Brendamour Saturday Afternoon League standings and today’s schedule list Price Hil versus Hartwell at Hartwell. Norwood Y M C A plays Jacques Stars at Weleet Lodge and Shipley faces Albert's Road versus Y I Kruse Bahiman against United States Printing Company at 00d.
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Hartwell
Norwood Y. M. C. A. Ve. Jacques’ Stars
Weleet Lodge
Chillicothe Defeats Newark 5 to 1 In Pitching Duel
Williams dominated for eight innings allowing one hit as Chillicothe beat Newark 5 to 1. Clare Williams went the distance with 7 strikeouts while Newark’s Hanley yielded several runs in the later innings. Stolen bases by Pfeiffer Madden McCall and Eisel highlighted Chillicothe’s offense as Kelley Kibler and Beil connected for key hits.
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McCall
Eisel
Kelley
Earl
Kibler
Beil
Corwin
Chillicothe
Newark
Williams
Hanley
Schwab
Brungs
St Francis beats St Clement 5 to 3 in strong showing
St Francis defeats St Clement 5 to 3 as St Bernard suffers first loss of the season. McHann pitched well and Gartner starred in the catching, delivering the key defensive plays. Store:
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St. Bernard
St. Francis
McHann
Gartner
Marion rallies in ninth for 7 2win over Mansfield
In Mansfield Ohio on May 31 Marion scores six runs in the ninth on three bases on balls to beat Mansfield 7 to 2. Oldwell belts a home run for Marion and Odwell adds a key hit as the visitors erase a late lead.
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Mansfield
Oldwell
Marion
Linwood Triumphs 7 5 In Second Final Series Game
Linwood won the second game of the final championship series against Evanston yesterday at Evanston grounds. Despite poor fielding conditions both teams played hard with Linwood amassing fourteen hits including three doubles two triples and one home run. Evanston managed five hits as McAfee held them to weak offense and seven strikeouts.
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Evanston
Evanston Grounds
McAfee
Wolgast Edges O'Brien in Six Round Twist
Champion Ad Wolgast had a slight edge over Young Jack O'Brien in a six round bout at the American Athletic Club in Philadelphia. O'Brien showed cleverness but lacked stopping power as Wolgast's body blows drew visible pained reactions. Wolgast floored O'Brien for a nine count in the second round, yet the champion’s speed and pressure remained the decisive factor.
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Ad Wolgast
Jack O'Brien
American Athletic Club
O’brien
Wolgast
Wo T
Walnut Hills Beats Eighth Street in Traction League
Walnut Hills defeated Eighth Street 15 to 14 in a hard hitting Traction League contest. E Munrath starred with standout batting as the teams traded blows throughout.
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Walnut Hills
Eighth ST
Eighth Street
E. Munrath
Senators Triumph 3 2 Over Maysville
Frankfort defeats Maysville 3 to 2 in a pitching duel as Cramer and Sandford split the mound duties. Hite and Sanford homers or hits noted. several players listed with positions and statistics. Game played in Maysville with 2:15 duration and McFarland umpiring.
Series finale decides pivotal game in South Bend
In South Bend on May 31 the final game of the series ended with a late rally as the Sour team secured victory. Key moments included hits to center and runs scored, while Kaiserling and Tieman shared pitching duties alongside Haley. Umpire Groeschow. Matteson.
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Bent
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Hittin
Kaiserling
Tieman
Haley
Groeschow
Matteson
Terre Haute Nips Grand Rapids In Extra Innings
Terre Haute beat Grand Rapids 3 to 2 in ten innings after tying the score in the ninth. Calbert delivered the deciding run with one out and two on base in the tenth. Batteries Jones and Beers for Terre Haute and Lindsay Myers Weeks for Grand Rapids. Umpire Weddige.
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Rapids
Ind
Grand Rapids
Terre Hautes
Calbert
R. H. E. Terre Haute
Jones and Beers
Lindsay, Myers and Weeks
Weddige
Canton defeats Akron 4 to 1 in major league game
Canton defeated Akron 4 to 1 in a late May game played in Akron. The Canton lineup included pitchers Riley and Texter, Boland and others contributing to the victory.
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Riley
Texter
Boland
Winchester Beats Richmond 9 to 2 in baseball tilt
Winchester loses to Richmond 9 2 after six straight wins. Wood starts for Winchester but is relieved by Burden in the second due to wildness. Key hits include Fischer Munn Hadtey Harris with two base hits and several stolen bases. Time 1 3. Umpires Kee ell and Fischer.
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Richmond
Wood
Red Sox
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Fischer
Munn
Hadtey
Harris
Heines
O’connell
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Hustlers Top Nuggets 8 3 in Local Bball Showdown
Hustlers defeat Nuggets 8 to 3 with key plays by Weinger Delaney and Pearson. Sparks from team defense and fast breaks highlight Elmwood clash as Smith and Clark for Nuggets struggle to contain the Hustlers.
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Pearson
Rheins
Hustlers
Weinger
Delaney
Nuggets
Smith and Clark
Norwood Beats Middletown 1–0 in Baseball Showdown
Norwood High School defeated Middletown High 1 to 0 at Middletown. Pitchers Winkleman and Hanna excelled yet Norwood’s batting carried the victory with timely hits. Batteries Norwood Winkleman and Betz Middletown Hanna and Cleary.
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Middletown
Winkleman
Hanna
Norwood
Betz
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C G A C Plans Annual Outdoor Meet At Gym Grounds
The Cincinnati Gymnasium Athletic Club hosts its annual outdoor meet this afternoon at 2 30. Handicaps for the 880 yard and one mile races list many entrants from C G A C Hughes Y M C A L M A C Miami University and others with varying yard adjustments and scratches to determine the race start.
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Boy Swimmer Dominates Canadian Olympic Trials
George Hodgson, a young swimmer, won the 100-yard and quarter-mile events on the first night of the Canadian Olympic swimming trials in Montreal. He clocked 0.58 3-5 for the 100-yard and 5 minutes 40 seconds for the quarter mile, winning easily.
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Montreal
George Hodgson
Shamrocks Meet Willows in West End Showdown Sunday
Baseball fans will witness a Sunday game as the Shamrocks who beat the Richmond club on Decoration Day clash with the West End champions the Willows. The Willows draw strong support with rooters clubs forming in various West End sections. Southpaw Chic Smith will oppose Fowler, the West End ace.
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Richmond
West End
Willows
Chic Smith
Fowler
Cincinnati Grays Meet Fast Climax Team at Denham Grounds
The Cincinnati Grays host the fast Climax team this afternoon at Denham Avenue grounds East End. Manager Overshiner aims for a competitive matchup and plans a probable lineup of H. Drake at catcher eMake at first base McGuff at second Mohlman short Staub at third OConnor at left Merkle in center Louden in right Wuelzer Kuntz or Drake on the mound.
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O'Connor
Merkle
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Wuelzer, Kuntz Or Drake, P
Rare artworks sold at Paris auction raise $700000 total
The second day of the Marquis Landolfo Carcano art sale in Paris realized $700000. Rembrandt and Veronese portraits topped bids while a Rodin marble head of John the Baptist sold for 836. Knoedler refused Louvre bids on Salome but offered to loan the painting to aid the museum’s purchase.
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Landolfo Carcano
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Veronese
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French Column Prepares Offensive Against Moors at Sefrau
In EZ Morocco on May 31 the French invest city fortification tightens while defense of the capital holds. A French column readies to strike Moors as two Sefrau assaults are repelled with heavy enemy losses.
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Hammond Called Home From Panama-Pacific Exposition Mission
John Hays Hammond, head of the Panama Pacific Exposition commission, has left Paris for England on business and will sail for the United States aboard the steamer Mauritania tomorrow. He said foreign governments are generally supportive and that participation in the exposition is assured.
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John Hays Hammond
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England
United States
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Chicago Aided by Big Trade In Cubs Pittsburg Deal
Baseball men regard the Cubs trade sending Tommy Leach and Lefty Liefield for Artie Hofman and King Cole as favorable for Chicago. Odds favored Chicago in the pennant race with Leach outbating Hofman and Liefield outpitching Cole. Pittsburg fans backed their home team but sentiment supported Leach and Liefield’s return to form.
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Lefty” Liefield
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East Night High Picnic At Coney Island Today
East Night High School holds its annual picnic at Coney Island today. The senior class and the C grade sophomore class are tied for the pennant in the E N H 8 league and play at 4 p.m. A field meet with many entries is also scheduled. Marais and Keeshan will compete in several events.
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Battle Creek Extends Streak in Southern Michigan League
Battle Creek defeated Kalamazoo to extend its winning streak to fifteen games, breaking the league record for consecutive victories set in 1910.
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Thle Creek
Kalamazoo
New Telephone Franchise Hinted For Norwood Area
Reports say Independent Telephone Co plans to seek a Norwood franchise soon. Men touring Silverton Blue Ash and Brecon tout a rural line, claiming headquarters in Norwood if enough subscribers are found. They claim ties to Hamilton Ohio.
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Intercollegiate Track Trials Hint At Penn Cornell Rivalry
May 31 Philadelphia contest previews finals for tomorrow with Penn leading trials in many events. Beatty of Columbia set a new shot put mark 47 feet 1 inch while Penn failed to place in the 100 yard dash amid windy conditions. Teams from Cornell, Harvard, Yale and others qualified numerous athletes for finals across sprints, hurdles, jumps, and throws, signaling a tight title race.
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Cash Register Case Likely Settled Soon
Judge Hollister prepares a ruling in the government suit against National Cash Register company. Constitutional questions on monopoly have been thoroughly examined and a decision is expected next week with potential appeals to the circuit court of appeals or direct to the Supreme Court depending on the outcome.
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Tots Lose Lives Fighting Snake
Three children die on a Greenville farm after a rattlesnake attack and a drowning in a washtub. A mother, washing clothes, ordered the older boy to quiet a disturbance in a henhouse. both boys were bitten trying to move a hen. The infant died after falling into a washtub while the mother aided the boys.
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L. Draper
George Butler
Hughes School
T. Ahern
O. T. Jenkins
Ae MC. A
B. Claypoole
M.C. A
H. Closterman
A. A. Nielsen
H. Sebastian
A. Jonap
W. T. Berlege
I. K
C. Leonard
Ww. Weintz
League Park
Marquis Carcano
Panama-Pacific Exposition Commission
Smoky City
East Night High
NEW Telephone Project
Penn
Rattler
Henhouse
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!