Bergen wins dramatic fifth inning homer for Reds
In a tense Brooklyn at Cincinnati game, Billy Bergen slugged a decisive two base hit after three earlier swinging outs to deliver a 5 to 4 victory for the Reds. Magoon starred with a triple and Dahlen homered for Cincinnati as Brooklyn fought back in the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
oOrom
Brooklyn Visitors
Keeler
Beckley
Steinfeldt
Crawford
Brooklyn
Dahlen
McCreary
Farrell
Harley
McGuire
Irwin
Kitson
Colum
Wilhelm
Fox
Grant
Flynn
Mullaney
Hickey
Zinram
Alloway
McM
Ndianapolia
Hale
Buren
Laney
Marion and Grand Rapids Split in Frank League Play
Marion defeated Grand Rapids 8 to 2 as Grand Rapids weakened by loss of first and third basemen. Irwin pitched for Marion allowing two runs while Pfeister struggled for Grand Rapids. Attendance reached about 500 with Marion securing franchise talks for Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Grand Rapids
Irwin
Meyer
Wheeling
Athletics Beat Tigers In Detroit Open Match
In Detroit on June 3 Powers and Plank delivered singles for the Athletics, Dolan walked, and Geler’s high fly to Holmes drove in two runs in the second inning. Elberfeld tripled in the seventh to score Detroit’s lone run as Miller and Plank pitched well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Powers
Plank
Dolan
Geler
Holmes
Athletics
Elberfeld
Miller
Core
Dowling's wildness costs Cleveland in Baltimore defeat
Cleveland loses to Baltimore as Dowling walks nine and hits two batters. Nine free bases and two hit batters fuel the rally while Dowling is charged with the defeat. Attendance is about 1,200 at the game in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Washington beats Chicago in 5 to 3 baseball win
Washington won 5 to 3 over Chicago as Patten shut down the local attack allowing four hits. Attendance was 2 100. Chicago’s lineup shows scattered hits with Mercer and Coughlin contributing in a losing effort while Washington tallied timely runs.
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Washington
Chicago
Patten
Manager Hanlon singles out Bergen and Magoon in Reds defeat
Manager Hanlon of the Champions laments the loss and criticizes Hughes for a high fastball to Bergen in the seventh inning. He praises Magoon's hitting and notes Bergen’s power. The piece covers team tensions, player movements, and the Reds’ narrow wins and struggles this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanlon
Hughes
Papemant
Bergen
Martin
Marty
Billy
Sparks masterful for Milwaukee as they beat Boston 4 to 2
Sparks hurled a superb game allowing only three singles in six innings while Milwaukee capitalized on Boston errors in the ninth. Schreckengost threw out five baserunners. Lewis walked a costly line for Boston as Milwaukee led 4 0 after five. Attendance 1 200. Milwaukee 4 Boston 2.
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Milwaukee
Sparks
Friel
Connor
Anderson
Lewis
Schreckengost
Miin
Ab.h.o
Boston
Waldron
Dowd
Gilbert
Hemphil
Haliman
Oj Stahl
Igij Collins
Wriel
Eeman
Duffy
Stahl
el. Lott
Baseball tragedy strikes during game in Richmond Kentucky
A player, Leonard Charlis, was hit in the heart by a foul ball during a game in Richmond Kentucky. His companion Herman Hicks, who batted the ball, is described as distraught. The report notes Charlis' death and Hicks' distressed state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Hughes
Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Leonard Charlis
Oier
Herman Hicks
Pittsburg Triumphs 11 to 1 Over Philadelphia in Baseball Play
Pittsburg defeats Philadelphia 11 to 4 in a decisive late game as Delehanty hits a run producing single and Duggleby adds a triple. Attendance reaches 3,000 with Pittsburg scoring in every inning while Philadelphia struggles to respond. Teams listed with players Beaumont, Thomas, Leach, Flick, Wagner, Townsend, and O’Conor among others. Time 2:00. Umpire Emslie.
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Slagie
Bly
Cross
Hallman
Duggleby
Towns
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Wagner
Leach
Flick
Ritchey
Beres— Beaumont
Rid O'Connor
Ay Taba Bate Ransfield
Phillippi i
Ae Duggleby
L MeFarland
Wil ‘Piten-Phile iUppi
Emslie
New York Beats St. Louis in Batting Showdown
New York finally broke through against Jack Powell of St. Louis as Van Haltren led with five hits in five at bats. Phyle pitched strongly for New York, while Heidrick and Selbach contributed key hits. Final score shows New York ahead 9 to 5 in the exhibition at St. Louis with 5,000 in attendance.
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UIS
New York
Jack Powell
St. Louis
Murphy
van Haltren
Phyle
Lafare
N. Y
A A Burkett
van H
Io Heidrick
Chicago Beats Boston In Scoring Rough Game
Chicago and Boston produced a tight hitting duel as Willis held the locals to four hits and 750 in attendance. Boston touched Willis for a run on a single and long double, another on a scratch triple and two-bagger, and a third on three singles aided by a passed ball. Key players included Tenney Kittredge and Smith with two-base hits and Long Green batting safely, while Green stole a base. The final score lined up with Chicago 3 Boston 1 at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Hughes
Richard Harley
Farrell
Brooklyn
Reds
Dobbs
Daly
Harley
Beckley
Crawford
Dahlen
McGuire
Sheckard
Keeler
Po Shire
McCreary
Ips
Cragg
AB. R. BH
R.f
Steinfeldt
Irwin
Bergen
Brook
Ga Pee
Eis O- Kelley
McCreery
Ea de Farrell
Sedeckedicies
Hurley
Beckley Sheckard
Magoon Crawford
McGui
Cincinnati
Cunningham
Kiteen
Warrell
Chicago
Willis
Boston
Tenney
Kittredge
Smith
Childs
Long
Green
Dexter
Dement
Villis
Kahoe
O’ Day
Ft Wayne Beats Toledo 3 To 1 In Western Association Game
Ft Wayne defeated Toledo 3 to 1 as Miller made three catches and the Mud Hens connected on Pardee in the first inning. Pitcher Dan Daniels kept Toledo at bay with solid defense and timely hits. Attendance reached about 300 with a 1:30 game time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
FT. Wayne
Ind
Daniels
Mud
Pardee
Doggie Miller
Toledo
Woodlock
S. Bevans
Miller
Léi
A. Miler
OlGramueen
eCann
Kane
Ganley
Lattimer
Fisher, Lp
Dan Twee
Ngune
Senators Triumph With Big Early Lead In Columbus Game
Two triples a double and four wild throws fueled a three run spree for the Senators who led all afternoon. McMackin pitched well for Columbus holding the Hoosiers to five late hits and nearly a shutout with solid support. Final score shows Columbus ahead as key players listed with line scores and batting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Hoghever
Senators
McMackin
Heosiers
Louisville Beats Dayton 7-5 Despite Fielding Lapses
In Louisville, June 8, the Louisville team out bats Dayton but errors cost them. Key players include Wilmot and Zalusky with multiple hits and steals, Weyhing and Dunham saw mound work, and Gochnaur, Burns and Meyer produced decisive runs. The game lasted 1 hour 40 minutes with Latham umpiring.
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Dayton
Louisville
Commercial Tribune
Louisy
AB. H.O.A
Ab.h.o.a
Evans
Donnelly
Goodn
Ee Wilmot
Smith
Zalusky
Blue
Weyhing
Dunham
Coggin
Gochnaur
Wilmot
Jacobs
Meyer
Burns
Lally
So da
Waye Io
Eggswell
S— Eyhing
Latham
Mackay Buys His Eminence Derby Winner Moved
New York June 3 The World reports two notable turf moves yesterday Clarence Mackay bought Kentucky Derby winner His Eminence and Senator Tim Sullivan retired as an owner selling his horses Hesper and Colonel Padden. Mackay’s Banaster had claimed Metro and Toboggan Handicaps this season before its injury.
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New York
Clarence Mackay
Tim Sullivan
Hesper
Colonel Padden
Banaster
Brooklyn
Senator Sullivan
Frank Farrell
Woodward Wins High School Championship in 16-6 Victory
Woodward High School defeated Walnut Hills 16 to 6 at Avondale Athletic grounds sealing the season as state champion. Pitcher Smith led a strong Woodward effort with a dominant display striking out multiple batters. Walnut Hills suffered their second loss to end their claim to the city title.
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Woodward High
Walnut Hills
Avondale Athletic Grounds
Smith
Donnéliu
Feder
Woodward
Brasher
Campbell
Silverman
Woods
Pope
Statie
Steele High School
Dayton
Hughes
Technical
Franklin
St. Mavier College
Ete
Avondale Athletic Club
Gym Cricketers to Play Pittsburg in Season Opener
Cincinnati Gymnasium to field a strong cricket team with additions like J S Clarke of Philadelphia and A W Gill and S Mackenzie planning to join. Sidney Carter and J Osborne signed on, with practice starting Saturday and a first clash against Pittsburg on June 29 at home.
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Loaes
Cincinnati
J. S. Clarke
Philadelphia
Clarke
Jeading
Quaker City
A. W. Gill
S. Mackenzie
Sidney Carter
J. Osborne
George MacPherson
America
Newports
Pittsburg
Gyms
Y M C A Team to Enter Pan American Contests
The Y M C A Athletic Club will send a track team to the Pan American championship games in Buffalo on July 2 and 4. Dr George J Fisher named Pan American field judge and Northeastern games official in Boston on June 15. The intermediate basketball team goes to Maysville Kentucky for an outdoor match with Maysville Y M C A. Harvey Clark death announced and a three member committee to draft resolutions appointed.
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Buffalo
N. Y
George J Fisher
Association
Boston
Maysville
James M. Riddell
Edw. Gauche
Callahan to Meet Heggerty on West Coast Fight Date
New York dispatch reports Callahan and Heggerty scheduled for a bout before the Twentieth Century Athletic Club in San Francisco on June 28. Roche confirms Callahan in good shape after Wilmington bout plans shift. both parties head to the coast.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Bea Rad
Terry Poporsen
Anouineed
MeGovern
Callahan
Mca Conn
Bily Roche
Heggerty
Twentieth Century Athletic Club
San Francisco
Roche
Burke
Wilmington
Del
Agers
Frisco
Callahan-Heggerty
Golf Contest At Midlothian Club With Silk Hats And Coats
Chicago June 3 Midlothian Country Club hosts a peculiar golf contest. L Stack and Reuben H Donnelly of Blue Island offer a prize of a car. Players will wear silk hats and swallow-tail coats. heavy coats may be shed if warm but hats must stay on as they traverse the long course.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Midlothian Country Club
L. Stack
Reuben. H. Donnelly
Blue Island Organization
Wheeling Seeks Grand Rapids Franchise in Marion
Richards and Irwin of Wheeling West Virginia met in Marion with President Meyer of the Western Association to discuss a Grand Rapids franchise and city team arrangement. Meyer arrived with the Grand Rapids squad but the game with Marion was forfeited 9 to 0 after Grand Rapids failed to arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Messrs. Richards
Irwin
Wheeling
W. Va
Baseball Association
Meyer
Western Association
Grand Rapids
Celing
Hornung
Shamrock I Goes Into Dock In Southampton
Shamrock I. enters dock at Southampton for fitting of a new steel mast and work on deck fittings as part of a mid voyage maintenance mark.
Erema Beats Fast Field in Second Race At Riftwood Meet
In a major betting race Erema defeated top sprinters led by Frances Rees and Allaire. Races spread through six events with Ben Hullum and Quaver among winners. crowd favorites faltered as horses such as Fairy Day and Nekornis faced slips and close finishes.
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Baronet
Beauchamp
Stamp
Patton
We Ida Enzance
Nancy Dobyns
Hazelmoor
Belle Nutter
Clifford, Jr
Guerdon
Nelse Mortis
Hayseed
Williams
Dr. Lovejoy
Ben Waniata
Jackson
Seseerseesie Tre
Tom Sabb
Sisttie
Davis
Paul Bart
Tom Embry
Mary Greenway
Troxier
Srn Ik
Steeeees Mar Bach
Jof’ Melding
Linisitees
Leetka
Wall
Guivan Dell
Strathbroeck
Rose Bird
Patchwork
Nekornis
Young Henry
Cogswell
Watson
Amorosa
Fairy Day
Arrogant
Quaver
Aker
Sluggard
Snell
Rowdy G
Wilson
Napoleon Bonaparte
McCleary
Lillian Hoffman
Jim Flood
al Caskey
Zellmore
Hermes
Prettie Rosie
Local Horse Race Notes Include Delays and Fines
Jimmy Maloney and Charlie Jennings head to Chicago with Maloney acting as commissioner for Dick Puryear. Bogus entry and late arrivals caused scratchings and fines, with Bryant and Ellard fined $25 for delays. Several horses faced issues from saddle slips to disqualifications, while Miles mourns a wife’s death and various horses show mixed results and misdirections on the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Maloney
Charlie Jennings
Chicago
Jimmy
Dick Puryear
Tommy Knight
Louisville
Talvert
Jorge Walsh
Borane
Hazelmoor
Bryant & Ella
Miles
Erema
Waldner
Jepetsen Bonaparte
Patton
Mike Kelly
Casey
Washington
Young Henry
Hattie Davis
Ha Moore
Runners and Weights for Six Thoroughbred Races
The card lists six races with selling and purse events. Entrants include Tangible, Old Phil, Joe Vail, Rowdy G, Lucy Leach, Colonel Strathy, Blenheim, Tala rack, Assassin, Al Caskey, By George, Back Talk, Pigeon Top, Georgiena, Common, Win nera, Martha D, Maid of Hope, Worthington, Pearl Ban, Botina, Miss Gaines, Miss Canale, Lady Florence, Dr. Worth, Foneda, Profit, Toluca, Ccle Brooks, Northumberland, Havelock, Obstinate Simon, Peter Duryea, Imperialist, The Irish Boy, Russian, Prue Wood, Young Henry, Dolly Wagner, Pauline's Last, Corialis, Filler, Passaic, Slasher, Madeline G, Hija, Queen Quality, Sauce Boat, Edna Gerry, Ahamo, Waterhouse, Bentley B, Major Bell, Ben Ito Ti, and Brannon stakes, with weights and entries noted for each race.
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Tangible
Old_ Phil
Joe Vail
Rowdy G
Brown Vail
Lucy Leach
Brown Thrush
Colonel’ Strathy
Blenheim
Talarack
Assassin
al Caskey
George
Back Talk
Pigeon Top
Georgiena
E Common
Winnera
Martha D
Maid of
Prue Wood
Young Henry
Dolly Wagner
Pauline
Corialis
Filler
Passaic
Slasher
Madeline G
Hija
Queen Quality
Sauce Boat
Edna Gerry
Ahamo
Waterhouse
Bentley B
Major Bell
Benito TI
Lege Hayman
Ruth Parks
Jim Nab
Lylus
Full Dress
Tony H Charles Estes
Prince of Brannon
McO Iekarnis
Mr. Brooks
Rantomastus
Sundown If
Newport Selections and Anomalous Pairings Across Regions
A compact listing presents varied pairings such as Back Talk with Brown Vail Brown Thrush and Foneda with Toluca Imperialist. Additional segments include Prue Wood pairing with Filibuster Russian and Edna Garry alongside a bamo and Banque It Nekarais Randy Lady Hayman in a sequence of mixed associations.
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Prue Wood
Edna Garry
Nekarais
Randy
Lady Hayman
Neva Simmons Tops Harness Stakes Entries
Neva Simmons, a lightly raced trotter owned by G. W. Baum of Pittsburg, is entered in harness races totaling about 81 000 dollars across the Brighton Leach meeting series from July to October. She faces top class rivals in events like Transylvania while aiming for the Grand Circuit circuit meet in Detroit and Memphis season finale.
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New York
Neva Simmons
Hiram Wooding
Detroit
Memphis
G. W. Baum
Pittsburg
E Transylvania
Tule Ak
McPhee Lands Heileman To Back Up Reds Infield
Manager McPhee could not locate Morse and signed Johnny Heileman as Reds utility man for emergency infield duties. Heileman, a five to six year veteran, will report for a tryout and may remain on the bench for the season. Morse was unavailable in Milford and uncontactable.
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Reds
McPhee
Johnny Heileman
Frank Morse
Milford
Morse
Heileman
McPhée
Ileman
Mansfield
Concs Ae
King Ford Narrowly Edged In Nose Finish At St Louis Race
In a fast track card Hal Gift and Jim Scanlan edged out King Ford by a nose in the day’s featured second event. Duelist led early but Miss Mae Day ran second with A D Gibson third as Gift took the win by a nose. Four favorites won on the program as track conditions remained fast.
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Mose Williams
Ben Hullum
Geo Innes
Aninta
Hallum
Old Rice
Sundown II
Trexler
Jackson
Marion Lynch
Nekarnis
Young Henry
Fairy Day
Quaver
Rosie
Aker
Sluggard
ST. Louis
Hal Gift
Jim Scanlan
King Ford
Kit’’ Chinn
Miss Mae Day
A. D. Gibson
Wedderstrand
Odd Llow
O'Neil
Ove
Juliet
T. O’brien
King
Ford
McCann
Potentate
Debehture
Josse x
Drew
Larry Wilt
Monte Himyar
Adorf
Double Day
Prince of Delight
O'Brien
Commander
Diaz
StempEsns
Dale
Gibson
A. Weber
Warren Point
Kindred
Lee Bruno
Jim H. Breeze
Hardly
Idian
the Singer
Parole
Reinstatements Denied at Western Jockey Club Meeting
Chicago June 3 At a Western Jockey Club board meeting several reinstatement requests were denied J H Smith was reinstated J M Ryan denied and Andy Williams not reinstated Jockey Li O'Brien denied J B Silvers reinstatement deferred to July Licenses denied for W H Billings Louis Thompson and Walter Wells Trainers and R Henderson jockeys. several licenses revoked including James Johnston and apprentices John Adams and E Frederick.
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Chicago
Western Jockey Club
Enematen Park Club
John F. Morse
M. Apperson
James Howard
Richard Dwyer
Lawrence A. Young
Harlem Jockey Club
A. W. Hamilton
T. M. Chivington
M. Nathanson
J. H. Smith
J. M. Ryan
B. Silvers
St Ds
Li O'Brien
William D. James
Suenell
James T. Williams
Andy Williams
Aull
W. H. Billings
Louis Thompson
Walter Wells
R. Henderson
Poor Prices Realized for Ellerslie Yearlings
Ellerslie yearlings sold at Gravesend paddock with sales topping $1,000 for Eon-Mermaid by T. Sele. Other amounts included $600 for Charexus-Ethic by A. Stemler and $800 for Eon-Tillie Russell by W. M. Barticks.
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New York
Ellerslie
Gravesend
Charexus
A. Stemler
Eon—Mermaid
T. Sele
Aurush
Calais
T. L. Watts
Mary Maid
T. Welsh
Eon
Tillie Russell
W. M. Bar- Ticks
Corrigan to Box Kid Hubert in Evansville Bout
Australian middleweight Patsy Corrigan will box Kid Hubert in Evansville within ten days. Hubert impressed in a nine round showing against Marvin Hart and Corrigan trains hard to be in top form for the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Corrigan
Will Box Kid
Hubert
Evansville
Marvin Hart
Corrigan
Oakley race track changes hands to new owners
The Oakley race track was conveyed yesterday from the Cincinnati Live Stock and Driving Park Company to Orlando A. Jones and Andrew J. Welch of New York. The deed, left with the County Recorder for record, shows a price of 28 127 dollars for 110 acres of land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley
Cincinnati Live Stock and Driving Park Company
Orlando A. Jones
Andrew J. Welch
New York
Columbus Signs Grant
Angus Grant one of the fastest second basemen and former Greens captain leaves South Bend for Columbus to join the Western Association team. He declined offers from Indianapolis Louisville Minneapolis and is said to become the league’s highest paid ballplayer.
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South Bend
Ind
Angus Grant
Greens
South Be
Columbus
Western Association
Grant
Indianapolis
Louisville
Mineapolis
Pny
Detroit launches Canada Cup defender in Detroit
Detroit Yacht Club owners launch the Canada Cup defender named Detroit this afternoon. The vessel measures about 26 feet at water, drafts 14 inches, with a one ton ballast, built as a club craft for competition under a Detroit syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detroit Yacht Club
Garry Herrmann Bleeds In Premier Stakes At Hawthorne
Chicago June 3 There was a double sensation in the Premier Stakes at Hawthorne Garry Herrmann the Derby colt bled severely during the race and was pulled up Silverdale won by a length over Operator Omdurman Edith Q. placed third after a judge’s error followed by Espionage leaving the post in the last race.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Garry Herrmann
Herrmann
Fearwag
Inkfield
Silverdale
Operator
Omdurman
Robert Waddell
Robert
Waddell
Edith Q
Edith
the Rush
Winkfield
King Dellis
Mathews
Algaretta
J. McInenerny
Rival Dare
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Odnor
Uncle Tom
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Bogaboo
Maples
Longfie
Remark
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Bartley
Sievrebstegspeed
Coronatus
Pelea
Becky Holte Inbave
J. Woods
J. Mathews
J.ward
Boney Boy
Nutt
Sere Ohnet
Dominick
Wil
Grandpa
Wild
Pirate’ Aid
Laureate
Coburn
Scotch Plaid
Ransch
Thurles
Bill Mansie
Knight
Mison
Star Chamber
Grail Beats Good Ones in Criterion Stakes at Gravesend
Good weather and fast track drew 5 000 to 6 000 racing fans at Gravesend. Grail, ridden by Landry, upset Blue Girl in the Criterion Stakes for two-year-old fillies, finishing ahead of Hanover Queen with Blue Girl third in a four-horse field.
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New York
Gravesend
Hanover Queen
Grail
Chirrup
Landry
Blue Girl
Cephalagia
Brazil
Desperado
Barry
Ywrerees
BBEIE
Monroe Doctrine
Donohue
King Barleycorn
Jamy
Wandering Minstrel
Bermuda Hundred
Bon Jour
Roxbury
Islington
McGinn
O'Connor
Burns
James Fitz
Postillion
Cespedes
Anna “Darling
Hengist
Orks
Beau Gallant
Sailor
Spencer
O'Gonne
Alcedo
Bullman
Riddle
Cochran
Oliver Ma
Yorkshire
Gandling
Connie
Manchurie
California Jockey Club to End Oakland Racing Season
President and General Manager Williams of the California Jockey Club announced that the Oakland racing season will close a week from tomorrow. He said it would not be advisable to race after that date due to the long season.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Williams
California Jockey Club
Tommy Wilson tells his side of the West End fight
Tommy Wilson spoke at the Commercial Tribune office about a disputed frame-up bout with Walter Jones in West End. He claims he was fouled by tight gloves and says referee Jack Beebe counted too quickly, awarding the fight to Jones while Wilson was down.
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Pugilist
West End
Tommy Wilson
Walter Jones
Commercial Tribune
Wilson
Coa
Jack Beebe
Jones
Beebo
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