Kentucky Oaks Favors East as Black Maria Wins in Rain
In a driving rain at Churchill Downs Black Maria, a Black Toney filly, won by four lengths over Dark Phantom with Helen's Babe third. Jockey Arthur Mortensen rode for W. R. Coe trainer Kenneth Karrick as rain hampered visibility and footing. The Memorial Day Handicap went to Recollection, with controversy as Rhinock rider Geving impeded Garner’s mount. Attendance swelled crowds from Cincinnati and Lexington as the season closed with Jockey William Garner leading with seventeen wins.
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Victor
The
Commercial Tribune
Churchill Downs
Louisville
Black Maria
Black Toney
Bird Loose
W. R. Coe
Kenneth Karrick
Arthur Mortensen
Dark Phantom
Babe & Head
Arthur B. Hancock
Parco
Mortensen
Goldie Johnson
Indianapolis
Latonia
J. N. Camden
H. P. Headley
H. P. Whitney
Rapture
J. Chalmers
New York
Clarence Turner
W. H. Karrick
Wis E St
A. Mortensen
W. Garner
Helen’s Babe
Cnc Bi
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G. Johnson
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J. L. Knight
Céisce
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E. Scoble
Milam
Hella
E. Williams
Barbara
Garner
Cold Stream Farm
Headley
Babe
Ees
Elen
Penn Boosts Henley Regatta Title With Stewards Cup
University of Pennsylvania crew wins Stewards Challenge Cup at the American Henley on the Schuylkill River for the second time in three days. The red and blue eight beat Penn Athletic Cup crew and Syracuse varsity by under a third of a length amid a headwind.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Schuylkill River
Fred Spahn
Joe Wright
Syracuse
Pennsylvania Varsity
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Naval Academy
Yale
Columbia
Harvard
Penn
Annapolis
Walter M. Hoover
Undine Barge Club
Undine
Amateur Day at Redland Field Sets Sunday Schedule
Amateur Day Committee selects Morton Signs and Sciarra Tailors to lead Group Central for an 11 am game at Redland Field next Sunday. The day features five contests with band concerts, reserved and general admission options, and proceeds funding city fields and teams' travel.
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Amateur Commission
Redland Field
Morton
Sciarra
St. Joseph’s
Commission
Thorncliffe Race Day Opens With Tight First
The program at Thorncliffe features seven races with purses from 1 000 to 2 500 dollars. Winners include Hillarde in the opening claiming event and Landlord in the two year old dash, with Weather cloudy and the track listed as good for the card.
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Canada
Hillarde
Munden
Royal Pearl
Thompson
Sie Bae
Doc Gaiety
Moore
Wedding
Assent
Straighee
Robert Maxwell
Schar
Mann
St. Valentine
Mooney
Martha Roos
Smith
Token
Peterwell
Ferrash
Telladega
Gymkhana
Knight of Lemnos
Suan Lynn
Ambrose
Erin’s Pride
Willie K
Kamakan
Eggnot
Petere
Flying Cloud
Abel
Dernier Sou
Brad Dee
Mode
Belpre _Rebeck
Yakima
Memorial Day Handicap at Louisville Horse Show
Race reports from Louisville show the Memorial Day Handicap for three year olds and up to 1 mile 70 yards with Kohn & Theisen's colt Memories II defeating Musician and Rhinock. Times range from 0 24 1 5 to 1 44 4 5 as rain and sloppy track affected several races.
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Ada
Kohn & Theisen
B. c
Jim Gaffney
G. V. Barnes
Salus
Ws. Re
St.Odds
G. Johnson
Pisserty
Kenton Farm
M. Garner
Parkview,Stable
N. Barrett
S. N. Holman
N. Holman
L. Geving
J. N. Camden
Rothermel
Musician
Rhinock
Liection
Tangara
Fairmount Race Day Results Highlight Local Horses and Odds
Multiple races detailed with placings and payouts including Burke's Boy, Porte De Oro, Kineman and others. Second race features Joan D’stace and Candy, with notes on scratches. Foregoing text lists participants, times, and results. weather noted as partly cloudy with sloppy track. Polo date set for July 31 at Westchester Biltmore Club in Rye, N Y.
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Burke
Shasta Boy
Quanah
Go Foin
Sandslooed
Talent Foretell
Reward
Davis Jr
Equinox
H Joy
Taylor Hay
Joan D
Stace Romat
Candy Y
E. Pool
C. Pres
Tekla
Laurel
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Old Lace
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Aerie
Adra
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Exham
Driftwood Blaze
Padua
Fiery Flight
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Pool
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Ali Baba
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Iron Mask II
Beaupee New Hampshire
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Gett
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Wish
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Cross “Village
Price Maker
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D. Tyler
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Huntamer
Golden Mac
Prince Ham
Child’s Play
Candy Light
Bool
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Howard
Shasta Lad
Lucky Mistake
Cloud Idolizer
Jack Horgen
Pfiretoma
C. Barnett
Froggate
O’deonnell
Sersiae Gorget
Elias
Ron Sloppy
New York
Westchester Biltmore Country Club
Rye
N. Y
United States Polo Association
Belmont Results and Races Overview
Belmont results and race notes from the day feature multiple purses and contenders. Notable entries include Duke Boy with Fator aboard in the first race for three-year-olds and up on the wide track, and Metropolitan Handicap contenders in later events with jockeys such as Crawford and Fields. Weather: drizzling rain, track slow.
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Stars and Stripes
St. Pl
Duke Boy
Fator
Bluemont
Coltiletti
White Wash
Har
Capehorn
Lady Ae
Sonny
Endicott
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Patricia J. Sdononaninn
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Smaller Schools Hold But Three Records in Ohio
Ohio state meet sees Class A record gains as smaller schools claim three marks. Key performances include Anson Prospect in high jump, Schwartz Lakewood in discus, Arnette Akron South in javelin, and G Simpson Columbus East in 220 yard dash, with multiple class records listed across pole vault shot put and running events.
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McMillan
Bellepoint
Hawkins
Columbiana
Schwartz
Lakewood
McMillah
Iches
Arnette
Akron
G. Simpson
Columbus East
Filkins
Kotay
Aurora Results First Race Sets Track With Wide Upsets
The card shows multiple races with claiming purses from 800 to 1300 dollars. Winners include Sel Bozanowski in the first race and Karachi Welman and Mercution Gaes in later events, with times around one minute. Several horses were scratched, including Queen and Lady in Gold, and Deep Thought figures among entrants.
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Bozanowski
Mies Fountain
Wil’ms
McLean
Morer
Pare Dee
Pichon
Joe Lynch
Agnes
Queen
Max Horse Rocket
Willis
Pol Roger
Yerrat
Seth
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Solomon
Kerry Girl
Maddenstown
Belleeking
Desk
Norcross
Crees
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Welman
McCrimmon
Bonnie Izzie
Alice Lang
Alleden
the Wire
Majestic
Edna Mitchell
Tamea
Lady Eleanor
Arte Baries
Deep Thought
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McCoy
Erasus
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Bolton
Gus
John
Mosel
Leonid
Sure Fire
George
Eieke
Mob
Miss Jennie
Cogw
Kilauea
Valley
Foe
Rob Rey
Rees-Onmy
Outlawed
Pradlee
Tharius
Huon Pine
Seventr
Horne
Poward
Mercution Gaes
Sea Court
Stars Abound At Cincinnati Gym Club Meet
Butler College lead with 24 athletes in a strong field for the open meet at Cincinnati Gymnasium. Miami University, Louisville Y M C A, and University of Cincinnati show top sprinters and distance runners led by Sampson Coy Well and Ethan Allen. Central Y M C A. provides depth in distance events.
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Butler College
Indianapolis
Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club
Butler
Kilgore
Middle West
Miami University
Cincinnati
Sharkey
Miami
Ohio College
Sampson
Coy
Weil
W. Emery
Miamiz
Louisville Y. M
C. A
Gibson
Yale
Renown
Eckerle
Quartermiler
Falls City
University of Cincinnati
Ethan Allen
Bearcat
Central Y. M. C. A
Sarazen Triumphs in Metropolitan Handicap Race
Mrs. William Vanderbilt's five year old gelding Sarazen won the Metropolitan Handicap by three quarters of a length over Senalado with Rockstar third. The mile was run in 1 38 as Sun Flag led early then faded. Jockey Weiner rode Sarazen carrying 129 pounds to victory before about 20,000 spectators. prize money totaled 9125 dollars.
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Broomster
Scobie
Broomstick
Glass
Lucky Drift
Bloomfield Stable
Will
Capt
B. C.bunbury
Dr. Streett
Flying Squirrel
Butante
Goldie Johnson
Irene Rohan
Ruane
Theyg
New York
Ww. K. Vanderbilt
Sarazen
R. T. Wilson
Senalado
Brockmead Stable
Rockstar
Sun Flag
Quatrain
Blind Play
Sun Pal
Weiner
Standard footing urged for weight event finals
Madison Wis May 31 Tom E Jones University of Wisconsin track coach urges standardized footing for weight events in collegiate track to ensure fair competition He leads the Western Coaches association and seeks NCAA action to mandate a clay surface with a cinder base for shot put discus and hammer throws He argues current surface permissiveness causes poor performances.
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Madison
Wis
Tom E. Jones
University of Wisconsin
Jones
Western Coaches, Association
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Wright Tech Star Dies From Poison
Dick Wright of Sumter, Georgia Tech star halfback died from poison in a college dormitory. A note found at his body said he had had enough of life, marking a tragic end for the talented football player.
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Atlanta
Dick Wright
Sumster
8. C
Georgia Tech
Burke to meet Australian champ Cook in Redland Field bout
Martin Burke defends the South heavyweight title against George Cook the Australian champion at Redland Field next Monday night. Cook 190 pounds 27 has campaigned across multiple countries and earned numerous titles while aiming for decisive bouts in Ohio. Price Hill Club promotes a lively outdoor card with eager preliminaries.
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Martin
Burke
Redland Field
Cook
Australia
New South Wales
Denmark
Berlin
Ireland
London
Sweden
Holland
Italy
United States
Price Hill Athletic Club
Walk Miller
Price Hill
Ohio
Burker
Heffernan and
O’brien
Price Hill Club
Opening Day Winners Run Fast at Fremont
At Fremont on opening day the 2:09 pace crowned Twinkling Belle across two heat win and the feature race while Lanardo ran in his first race in over three years. Other events included a 2:12 pace purse of 550 and a 2:22 trot purse of 400 with multiple starters and notable times across the program.
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Lanardo
Ohio
Twinkling Belle
Claude Madden
Madden
Beatty
Donald A
Bik. G
Cartnell
Patrick Todd
Bik. K. Eer AE
Worthy
Bond
Lee Winder
John Gallagher
John Spencer
Korak Grattan
B. G
Joe Grattanae
Sissadnascampia
Cratiansi
Ephasinedhis
Roger C
Mallow
Fannie Sea
Aes Malivals
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College Baseball Scores From Northeast and Midwest
Harvard defeated Brown by 7 to 5 at Providence R I Dartmouth routed Vermont 9 to 0 at Burlington VI Chicago defeated Iowa 18 to 6 while Chicago Northwestern Minnesota and Chicago at Chicago-Northwestern Minnesota played a game.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Minnesota
Providence
R. I
Harvard
Brown
Burlington
Dartmouth
Vermont
Iowa
Derby Luncheon Hears Mixed Tips on Epsom Favorite
London guests at the Derby luncheon at the London Press Club heard jockey Steve Donoghue and owners discuss contenders for the Epsom Derby. Colorado held early favorite status with odds 13 to 8, while Swift and Sure and Lex were also positioned as strong threats.
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London
London Press Club
Epsom Downs
Steve Donoghue
Britain
Lord Derby
Colorado
Lord Astor
Swift
Abe Bailey
Lex
Edgar Wallace
Sure
Victoria Club
Coronach
Swift and Sure
Apple Sammy
Finglass
Harpngham
Cimiez
Machantdo
Comedy King
Derby sweepstakes draw in Calcutta Turf Club
Cyril Stillman of Sir Alexander Gibb and partners drew Colorado in the Calcutta Turf Club derby sweepstakes. Col Huffman drew Booklet. It is reported Stillman has been offered 12000 pounds for a half share in his ticket.
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Bombay
British India
Cyril Stillman
Sir
Alexander Gibb and Partners
Colorado
Calcutta
London May 31 Calcutta sweep stakes draws announced
Robert Bishop an insurance broker drew Coronach the second favorite with a 60 000 pound first prize and 30 000 pound third prize while he said he may sell his ticket and keep a portion. Alexander Bass a fur merchant drew Harpagon at 25 to 1.
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London
Robert Bishop
Coronach
Calcutta
Bishop
Alexander Bass
Loveland Park Rally Narrows Lead to Edge Loveland
Loveland Park staged three run rallies in the seventh and eighth innings to beat Loveland 7 to 6 yesterday afternoon at Loveland Park. The losers led by three runs for six innings before fading late. Extra base hits highlighted the game which ended after the eighth inning with a large crowd watching. The victors next face Pearl Street Merchants at Loveland Park on Sunday.
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Loveland
Pearl Street Merchants
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