Reds Clinch Lead With Win Over Cubs In Final Game
Cincinnati beat Chicago 3 to 1 to seize a share of the old league lead as Ty Tyler struggled and Abe Bailey allowed one run per inning. Twombly and Robertson homered for Cincinnati, while Merkle and Luque contributed hits for the Cubs despite injuries and missing players.
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Cubs Prepare for St Louis Road Trip After Win
The Cubs head to St Louis for a league road trip skipping Cincinnati, while Wingo’s sixth inning single stands out as a notable line drive. Bailey fanned thrice, Killifer snagged Wingo’s foul, Robertson homered off the right center wall, and Brooklyn loses to Philadelphia aiding Cincinnati’s rise atop the standings before a Pittsburgh stopover.
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Latonia Opens With Feature Inaugural Handicap Weights
Weights announced by the Board of Handicappers for Latonia opening feature show Sir Barton topweight at 135 pounds for the one mile and one sixteenth race. The Porter carries 131 while King Gorin draws 127 as twenty or more hopefuls prepare for the field.
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Racing Secretary Officials Work Long Day At Track
The racing secretary William Shelly Edward Jasper and Julius Reeder pressed through long hours at the track yesterday as they managed the office duties into sundown.
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Latonia plant progress praised by Resident Manager
Resident Manager Harry Brievogel expressed satisfaction with improvements at the Latonia plant and announced further upgrades will be pursued when time permits.
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Carmen Trainer Brings Latonia Stable to Spotlight
R. F. Carmen showcases eight thoroughbreds at Latonia led by Carmandale, a multiple stakes winner from the East. Jack Hare Jr. reported a strong morning breeze, signaling a return from stud to peak form as the outlook for the stable strengthens.
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Racing meets at Belmont Park and Dorval Club
Spring racing meets are listed for Westchester Racing Association at Belmont Park and Dorval Jockey Club at Montreal. Yachting trials begin off Newport for America Cup defender. Golf Mid Atlantic and New Jersey Amateur championships open in Richmond and Arcola. Connecticut women’s championship opens at New Britain. Baseball season begins.
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St Louis Tops Pittsburg 6 2 in Fast Victory
St Louis wins 6 to 2 over Pittsburg as Schupp allows five first half hits no more until ninth. Fournier homers and Clemons adds a three base hit. Carl son and Pittsburg miscue leads to runs while Southworth makes a spectacular one hand catch.
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Boston Crushes New York 9 to 1 in Baseball Match
Boston outplayed New York 9 to 1 as Scott held the visitors to five hits. Toney’s arm faltered after three innings while Hubbell and Winters struggled. Young, O’Neil, Mann, and Cruise doubled, with Young and Smith as a key pair in a double play. Boston led 3-0 after two and a half innings, securing the win with strong pitching and timely hitting.
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Philadelphia Beats Brooklyn in Loose 6 4 Game
Philadelphia won a high scoring contest against Brooklyn 6 to 4 in a game featuring seven pitchers led by G Smith and S Smith. Meusel hit a home run for Philadelphia and Griffith Johnston Bancroft and Williams contributed multiple hits as Brooklyn stranded runners against Weinert Miljus and Gallia.
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Wiggins to Box Moha in June Show at Vine Street Arena
Indianapolis champion Chuck Wiggins from Australia headlines a June 7 card at Vine Street Arena. He faces hard hitter Bob Moha, a foe who has never been KOed and has fought top names like Chip Greb Miske Gibons and Levinsky. The program also features Frank Ryan versus George Brown, Johnny Ross vs Joe Thompson, and a four round opener.
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Dayton
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California Defeats Harvard 19 to 6 in Baseball
California routed Harvard 19 to 6 in Cambridge. The Golden Bears led 2 0 in the first inning, Harvard carried a three run edge in the sixth, but California answered with four runs in the seventh and again in the ninth to seal the win. Senter tallyers Lene and Dexter, Felton and Jair noted.
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Tigers Lose Steam In Rough Season Talk
Neal R. O'Hara reports a sharp, colorful roundup of baseball clichés about the 1920 Tigers and rival teams. He notes Harvard shells, Procter profits, and Babe Ruth amid hints Detroit and the A's might form a third division as the season looms.
Montreal Racecard Results and Scratches
The Montreal program lists first through seventh races with win place show payouts for each entrant. Scratched horses include Betsinda Nebraska Capers Gas Mask Janice Logan Mallowmot Honey Island.
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Betsinda
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Mallowmot
Baby Grand
Pan Handler
Voormel
Honey Island
Master Bill
Rancher
Sans Peur
Handfull
Trickster
Bogart
Philistine
Ben Hampson
Sunningdale
Thorncliffe Racecard Results and Scratches
Thoroughbred racing card lists seven races with pari mutuel odds for top horses and handlers. Scratched entries include Rogeth Cmdmdore and King Neptune along with G M Miller.
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Shilling
Enrico Caruso
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Israel
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Louise V
Charlie Leydecker
Mack Orange
Rogeth
Commodore
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Hackamore
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Honolulu
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Lipton Sails for New York to Defend Americas Cup
Crowds bid farewell as Sir Thomas Lipton departs by train for Liverpool to board the Celtic for New York. His Shamrock IV will challenge the Defender Resolute or Vanity in the international yacht races. Dowager Queen Alexandra sent her best wishes, hoping for victory with Shamrock IV. Lipton said he is confident and that the outcome will soon be known.
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Chaney Tops Kilbane In Eight Rounds In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 2, young Baltimore fighter Andy Chaney outpointed featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane over eight rounds. Kilbane was mostly on the defensive, with a warning for holding, as Chaney led the early rounds and Kilbane rallied in the eighth.
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Walkers Plan Sunday Hike and Allegheny Mountain Championship
Members of the American Walkers' Association of Cincinnati will start a problem hike Sunday at 2 pm from the Westwood car line end. They will host competitive walkers from Pittsburgh and Akron for the Allegheny Mountain championships at the Gym grounds Saturday. Dillon Bridges will serve as pathfinder for Sundays event.
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Boxing Card at Ft Thomas Drill Hall Tonight
Thirty rounds of fast boxing headlining a Kid Carter of Detroit versus Ed Sims of Ft Thomas in the evening windup. Earlier bouts pit well matched local boys as a band concert opens at 7 30.
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Races and Odds From Chincoteague and Dorcris Meet
Race card lists horses, odds and outcomes with scratches for six events. Entries include Inglecrest Dorcris Worstdale and Donnacona with multiple withdrawals. Plan shows favorites such as Oceania and Knight of the Heather with varied odds and several scratches.
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Bellevue Ballplayers Hint At Advantage From Call
Castling catcher Marius and first baseman Mathews, infielder, are urged to call 636 Main Street and ng for Charley Aug for guidance. The note suggests players from Bellevue may gain an edge by contacting the coach or manager for instruction.
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Baseball tryouts for Stonega team at Main Street
All players seeking a berth on the Stonega Virginia league baseball team are asked to report at 636 Main Street with uniforms. Bring gear for practice.
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Three Homers for the Babe in Doubleheader
Ruth hits three homers as New York and Washington split a doubleheader in New York. Ruth's trio brings his season total to fifteen, with others like Milan Meusel Shanks Roth and Pipp contributing. First game score 8 1. second game 7 6.
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Cleveland Beats Detroit 8 to 5 in Nine Innings
Cleveland defeats Detroit 8 to 5 in Cleveland. Jamieson hit a three base hit with two out in the eighth as Caldwell on first sparked the rally. Chapman and Speaker doubled, Boland and Caldwell pitched, Bush Veach Jamieson had three base hits, Cobb stole two bases, and Boland walked five. Time 2 15. Umpires Dineen and Nallin.
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Cubs Defeat St Louis 7 to 3 as Weis Relieved Early
Chicago beat St Louis 7 to 3 after Weis left the box in the first inning. Cicotte scattered hits while issuing four walks and setting up two runs with passes. Tobin homered in the first inning, Risberg doubled, Weaver tripled, and Topin led with a home run as Chicago built an early lead.
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Columbia Defeats Pennsylvania 6 to 2 In New York
Columbia defeated Pennsylvania 6 to 2 in New York as visitors error plagued the Quakers. Meany scatteredPennsylvania hits and opened the scoring with a three base hit followed by a fly ball, while Potteries Strickland, Warwick, Ackerman, and Ithaca noted. College teams and players named appear in this summary.
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Dayton vs Ivorydale baseball game summary
One out when winning. Grimes Rhodes two base hits. Lowery hit a three bagger. C Moriarity homered. Flanigan turned double play with Lowery. Pitchers Flanigan 14 strikeouts Ziegler 6 Fields 2 Regan 8. Bases on balls Flam e 3 Fields 1. Umpires Dewald and
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Dil lis to Own Cleveland Americans Team
Jack Dillis, semi pro catcher of Boston, now owns the Cleveland American League baseball team. A Holy Cross College graduate, he played football there and in 1918 was a catcher on the Camp Polk soldier team at Raleigh North Carolina.
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California Lawn-Tennis Team Beats Harvard Five to One
Cambridge June 2 California lawn tennis team defeated Harvard five matches to one on the Harvard courts. The victory anchored by strong singles and steady doubles play, signaling a regional rivalry win for California.
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Baseball Schedule Headlines Today
National League games include Cincinnati at Pittsburg New York at Boston Brooklyn at Philadelphia American League matchups feature New York at Philadelphia and Boston at Washington Also American Association duels Kansas City at Columbus Minneapolis at Toledo St Paul at Indianapolis Milwaukee at Louisville play today.
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Baseball scores from yesterday across major games
Cincinnati defeated Chicago 5 to 3 while St Louis beat Pittsburgh 6 to 2. Philadelphia topped Brooklyn 6 to 4 and Boston lost to New York 1 to 8. Washington 1 to 7, Cleveland 8 over Detroit 5, Chicago 7 over St Louis 3, Boston played Philadelphia with no game scheduled, Louisville 10 over Milwaukee 3, St Paul 5 defeated Indianapolis 1, Toledo 3 beat Minneapolis 2, Columbus tied Kansas City, rain interrupted play.
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Opening day shoot draws large crowd in state championship race
119 shooters contested 150 targets amid good weather with a brief shower delaying play. C D Coburn led amateurs with 146 as 137 scores by Volk Dewire Hillis trailed. Bonser and Wright set to join Olympic team. Professionals Cumberland and Jones led with 148. Latonia Handicap and 150 target final day set for today. Officers elected include Davis as president Sibald as vice president Eaton as secretary treasurer.
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Derby Victory At Epsom Downs For Major G le Spion Kop
England's Derby at Epsom Downs was won by Major G le Spion Kop from a field of nineteen, defeating hot favorites Allenby and Tetratema and overturning betting predictions.
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Glossary of yachting terms from America’s Cup era
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