Redlegs Defeat Parkersburg Club 14 to 2
Ganzel's Bunch dominates West Virginia team as Redlegs win 14 to 2. Lober t and M Lean pitch. Rhodes shines against minors. Yesterday's scores note National League games with St Louis over Pittsburgh 8 to 4, New York 3 to 1 over Brooklyn, Philadelphia 1 to 2, and American League results Philadelphia 11 Washington 5, Detroit 2 Cleveland 1, Boston 6 New York 1.
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Ganzel
Bunch
West Virginia
National League
Louis
Pittsburg
New York
B. Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Ancreo W.L
Cincinnati
Chicago
St Louis
Central Leagan
Jubs
W.l.pe
L.pe
Indianapolis
Dayton
Grand Rapids
South Bend
Columbus
Louisville
Zeansville
Milwaukee
Wayne
Zanesville
Minneapolis
Sas City
Terre Haute
St. Paul
Wheeling
Philatelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati at Brooklyn and three more city matchups
A note lists Cincinnati at Brooklyn and Chicago at East Pittsburgh in Philadelphia with St. Louis at New unclear location, indicating a schedule fragment for team games across multiple cities.
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National League
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New
Chicago
Reds trounce Parkersburg Independent 14 to 2 in exhibition
Cincinnati Reds crushed Parkersburg Independent 14 to 2 at home. Lobert opened scoring with a first inning homer and McLean and Lobert later pitched in relief as Dusty Rhodes struggled but held on. About 700 spectators braved light rain to watch the one sided game. The Reds head to Brooklyn afterward.
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Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
Lobert
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Reds
Dusty” Rhodes
St . Louis
Will
Charles
McLean
Brooklyn
Louisville
Columbus
Jack Taylor
Halla
Colonels
Kruger
St Louis defeats Pittsburg in loose 8 to 4 game
St Louis took a loosely played game from Pittsburg 8 to 4 at Pittsburg. Fromme pitched well, Wagner Hostetter Delehanty and Leach homered or doubled, and Raymond was ejected after the first inning for arguing with the umpire.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
Raymond
Fromme
Louis
Young
Willis
Wagner
Hostetter
Delahanty
Leach
Delehanty
Ludwig
Abbatichie
Murray
Kenetchy
O’ Rourke
Klem
Mathewson shuts out Boston as New York shows sting
In Boston Mathewson held the Red Sox to four hits and 11 strikeouts while Young allowed all four runs. New York totaled only a few early hits, but fell behind 4 0. Scoring and batting details include ample names and positions, with Bowerman Sweeney Ritchey McGann and others contributing throughout the game. Time noted at 1 30.
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Boston
Mathewson
New York
Young
N.Y
Shannon
Browne, R
Speek
Donlin
Seymour
McGann
Needham
Bow'rman
Ritchey
Sweeney
Hannifan
Ferguson
Nee¢champlin
Priawelt
Tenney
Brooklyn Beats Philadelphia 2-1 Behind Lumsey Home Run
In Brooklyn on June 3 Lumsey hit a home run in the third inning guiding Brooklyn to a 2-1 victory over Philadelphia. The rookdyne contributed both Brooklyn runs as Buck pitched well.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Lumsey
Innit
Throokdyne
Buck A
Phillies and Brooklyn Nab Tight Line in Pitching Battle
Outpitched but equal fielding support marked the game. Sparks faced 14 batters, Rucker 10, with Lumley homering and Hummell Pattee Maloney among noted players. Brooklyn and Philadelphia left runners, Brooklyn 2 Philadelphia 3 in a tight contest, time 1 28.
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Eee Knabe
Courtney
Phila
Aoe
Fan Brook
Ab.h.o
Bergen
Sparks
O Rucker
Rooklyn
Orsborne
Lumley
Hummell
Pattee
Maloney
Sheehan
Jordan
Burror
Philadelphia
Ladelphia
Brooklyn
Rucker
Rudderham
Phillies Hold Off Washington In Low-Scoring Exhibition
Philadelphia beat Washington 11 to 5 as six hits and four Washington errors over two innings fueled the offense. Falkenberg took the loss for Washington with 5 1 3 innings of work, while Bender and Cates pitched for Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Burns
Falkenberg
Cates
Clymer
Milan
Davis
Pickering
Murphy
Bender
E. Collins
Coombs
Delahanty
Freeman
Smith
Connolly
Detroit Beats Joss Streak 2 1 In Wild Pitch Finish
Detroit uses shifted infield due to Coughlin injury to stop Joss win streak 2 to 1. Willett hurls well for Cleveland but a wild pitch and Singie score the go ahead run. McIntyre Clarke Schaefer Bradley Crawf d Stovall Cob br Lajoie Rossman N Clark Killifer Hinchman Schmidt Hickman Downs Birsham Joss also listed. Details show scoring by innings and defensive plays with bases on balls and errors noted. Umpire Sheridan Time 1 30.
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Coughlin
Joss
Willett
O.ae
Cleve
McIntyre
J. Clarke
Schaefer
Bradley
Crawf'd
O/Stovall
Cobbr
Lajoie
Rossman
N.clarke
Killifer
Hinchman
Didiedoeh
Les Clevelands
Hickman
Downs
Stovall
Hayes
NAVY
Hyatt
Douglass
Lanphier
Gillam
Stiles
Lange
Hambisch
Gonzer
McCoach
Boston tops New York three of four in series
New York fell 6 to 1 as Boston swept another game of the set. Ball led Boston with two doubles and McConnell contributed a strong effort behind the plate. Gessler hit a homer for Boston as Orth started on the mound for New York.
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New York
Boston
Rain Forces Postponement of St. Louis Chicago Game
Rain postponed the St. Louis versus Chicago baseball game as announced from St. Louis on June 3. Weather halted play and delayed the contest.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Toledo Tops Indianapolis 2-0 in Third Straight Win
Toledo defeats Indianapolis 2 to 0 to extend its win streak. The game notes include pitching by Gillen and Marquard, with Smoot and Land delivering two-base hits and Armbruster batting for Hopkins in the ninth. Umpire Kane officiated.
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Indianapolis
Hopkins
Marquard
Armbruster
Smoot
Land
Bush
Paris
Gillen
Barbeau
Wakefield
Kane
Ind
P’s. Ab.h. I. AE
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Coulter
Chman
Hayden
Armb
Dawson
Liv’ston
Williams
Elwert
Hopke
Wakef
McCarty
Milwaukee shuts out Kansas City 2–0 in baseball game
Manske pitched a beautiful complete game allowing 0 runs over 11 45. Wood had control issues in the fifth, walking four and forcing in McCormick. Milwaukee scores twice, Kansas City none. Highlights include Wood relief in ninth and Green two-base hit.
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Kansas City
Manske
Wood
McCormick
Green
McGilvray
Brown
Hallman
Brashear
Pitcher Cross
Hayes
Minneapolis shuts out St Paul 5 0 in baseball clash
Minneapolis edges St Paul 5 to 0 as Jon Gehring keeps St Paul hitless in late innings while Patterson limits counters. Flood and Buelow produce two base hits, Quillen homers, Davis Dunleavy Wes day steal. St Paul suffers seventh straight loss to Minneapolis.
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St. Paul
Jon Gehring
Patterson
Flood
Buelow
Quillen
Davis
Dunleavy
Wesday
J. Meyers
Rowan
Gehring
Neill
Meyers
Tiemeyer
Kerin
St. P. Abh.o.a.e
Minne
Ab.h.o.a.e
Gieger
Glogler
B. Meyers
Neil
Freeman
Dunle’y
O’ Brien
Noonan
Clark
J. Mey's
Zuelow
C Tiemer
Ee Oe Gehring
Local Soccer Scores From Four City Matches
Birmingham beat Mobile 1 0 while Montgomery led Rock 4 5. Atlanta and Memphis played to a 3 3 draw with darkness affecting play. Nashville hosted New Orleans in a game with unclear result.
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Birmingham
Mobile
Montgomery
Rock
Atlanta
Memphis
Nashville
New Orleans
Ross Fenton Wins Manhuset Stake at Gravesend
Ross Fenton, added starter and second choice, won the Manhuset Stakes five and one half furlongs at Gravesend, defeating Blackford by half a length as Blackford set the early pace. Dandelion won the handicap in the meeting's other racing action.
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Gravesend
Ross Fenton
Blackford
Gilbert
Frizette
McCahey
Frank Lord
Garnier
Timie
Halifax
Glenham
Beardall
Green Hill
Black Sheep
Constille
Helen Shea
Queen Marguerite
Notter
Dugan
Moorish King
Lee
Xebec
Ropin
High Range
Ark
Amri
Tod
Chesterbrook
Dandelion
Miller
Earl G
Musgrave
Rifleman
Cairngorm
Sugar Pine
Ellisdale
Moonshine
Lord Stanhope
Masaniello
E. Dugan
Blandy
Zarkee
Littleton Maid
Greene
Rose Beaumont
Brussel
Lady Hubbard
Shreve
Nigger Baby
Console
Sir John
Albertinus
Midshipman Easy
Dearly Bell
Primrose League
Shapdale
Koerner
Waponoca
Dgan
Racquet
Leach
O. U. Kid
J. W. Frye
David Warfield
Nedlim
Harry Rogers
Star Thistle
Pete, Wattiere
Ceremonius
Marblehead to Bermuda Race Opens With Fast Conditions
ix yachts started the Marblehead to Bermuda race in ideal weather. Class B includes boats 90 to 0 feet racing length while Class C covers 70 to 50 feet. Dervish led Class B at the 11 15 start. Venona led Class C after the 11 20 start.
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Marblehead
Mass
Marblehead-to
Bermuda
Marchioness
John P. Crozier
Venona
E. J. Bliss
Edith Anna
Thomas Henderson
Dervish
Field Day Postponed by Ohio National Guard Duty
The planned field meet of the Athletic Association First Regiment Infantry Ohio National Guard at the University of Cincinnati grounds on June 27, 1908, is postponed until the regiment is relieved from guarding tobacco fields against night rider depredations.
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Athletic Association
First Regiment Infantry
Ohio National Guard
University of Cincinnati
Navy Beats Army in 16-5 Intercollegiate Game at Annapolis
Navy defeated Army 16 to 5 before about 10 000 spectators including Assistant Secretary Newberry. Douglass pitched well for Navy while Hyatt struggled for Army as West Point was outmatched. Final scores and line details show Navy ousting Army with strong hitting and several errors by the visitors.
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Annapolis
Navy
Army
Newberry
West Point
Douglass
Hyatt
College Games Scoreboard Noteboard
Princeton defeated Amherst 9 to 0. Navy beat Army 16 to 5 in Annapolis. Harvard edged Brown 4 to 0 in Cambridge. Yale blanked Holy Cross 1 to 0 in New Haven. Wisconsin downed an opponent 7 to 2 in Madison in June.
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Princeton
Amherst
Annapolis
Navy
Army
Cambridge
Harvard
Brown
New Haven
Holy Cross
Yale
Zanesville Triumphs Over Terre Haute 6–0 in Central League
Zanesville defeated Terre Haute 6 to 0 as Schriver hit a home run and two triples while Smith contributed two triples. Scoring details show Terre Haute with four runs, Zanesville with six, with Schriver driving in runs and batteries listed as Schreiber and Williams for Zanesville, Guyn and Schriver for Terre Haute.
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Zanesville
Schriver
Py Smith
Terre Haute
R.H. Terre
South Bend Dodgers Blank Daytona 4-0
Alberts pitched South Bend to a 4 to 0 win while South Bend hitters battered Hale. Score South Bend 4 runs on 6 hits and 0 errors, Daytona 0 runs on 3 hits and 3 errors. Batteries Alberts and Tieman for South Bend Hale and Richardson for Daytona.
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South Bend
Daytona
Ind
Alberts
Hale
R.H.E
Iedaxis
Alberts and
Tieman
Hale and
Richardson
Grand Rapids Rally Tops Ft Wayne in Seventh and Tenth
Grand Rapids defeated Ft Wayne 2 1 in a batting rally spanning the seventh and tenth innings. Lowe tied the game with a home run in the seventh as Hagerman and Hansen pitched for Grand Rapids while Corns and Clark worked for Ft Wayne.
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Grand Rapids
Ft. Wayne A
Ft. Wayne
Lowe
Ft. E
Hagerman and Hansen
Corns and Clark
Junpo Clings Leader To First Over
Two finishes slow track interfered with fast time as Latonia results highlighted a tight opening over.
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Junpo
Latonia
Latonia Race Day Sees Close Finishes in Light Crowd
A Latonia crowd endured drizzle as track conditions slowed times yet yielded tight finishes. Class Leader dominated the steeplechase, while Ben Strome filly Divorcee won the opening selling race, and Joe Moser led the second event by eight lengths. Ironbound narrowly prevailed in the five furlong two-year-old race.
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Louie Cella
Ben Strome
Divorcee
Cella
Butler
Mattie Mack
Hughes
Taylor
Sylvan Belle
Hester Zorra
Joe Moser
Merrick
Lady Carol
Meadowbreeze
Rome Respess
Dick Welles
Rockcastle
Dr. Fizz
Ned Carmack
Richard Reed
Ironbound
J. T.ireland
Serenade
Horse Races Feature Tight Finish and Mixed Payouts
In the final stretch Plantland held to win the half mile race before fading to second while Warren Griswell chased closely. Coyle trailed. Multiple races list winners with payouts, notable placements, and times, including Six furlongs races, the Steeplechase Handicap, and a Mile event with Plantland and Griswell among top finishers.
Jockey Fined After Rough Ride in Opening Race
Jockey Taylor was fined $50 for rough riding in the first race. Hester Zorra showed promise, leading until the stretch where she tired. An error by a calculator set Miss Alert’s opening day price at $12.25 to show, later corrected to $10.25 after bettors were paid.
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Ironbound
Fair Messenger
Alice Baird
Serenade
Martin
Fizer
Plantland
Minder
Bottles
Hester Zorra
Bettor Confused by Show Book Wager On Class Leader
Harry Shafer meant to bet straight on Class Leader, but his ticket was in a show book. He expected $49.50 but received only $12.70, triggering a loud confrontation around the ring.
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Harry Shafer
Race bettors report show and win sums in three-horse finish
In a recent race the matuels paid 1 to 100 on the top three finishers. A bettor laid $25 on Bottles and expected about $40 but gained only $0.25. Bets totaled $110 on George Young and Joe Coyle for show and $1,245 on the other three horses.
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Matuels
George Young
Joe Coyle
Mayor Moser Bets On Respass Colt Win
West Covington mayor celebrates as his namesake Respass colt wins. Joe Moser looks fit and trim, suggesting the colt will need a strong effort to beat him in upcoming races.
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Mayor Moser
West Covington
Joe Moser
Rockcastle Leads Get of Dick Welles In Latonia Race
Rockcastle opened the Latonia meet as the first of Dick Welles's runners and finished no better than third in a disappointing performance yesterday.
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Rockcastle
Dick Welles
Latonia
Rome Respess to Head East for Summer Show
Rome Respess will depart for the big show in the East in about ten days after finishing up local business. Other Dick Welles colts may also head to the post before his departure. Dispensers of turf in formation were met by Pinkertons three blocks from the track and told their presence was not desired.
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Rome
Dick Welles
Pinkertons
Judges fault Pickens ride on Merrick in second race
Judges warned Pickens to ride more carefully after Merrick was kept too wide early in the second race. Pickens said Merrick would not move until midway of the upper turn when he finally gained speed.
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Pickens
Merrick
Rough ride near finish may disqualify in race
Mattie Mack bumped Divorcee near the finish in the first race. Divorcee crossed first but the interference could have led to disqualification. Judge Price fined jockey Taylor $50 to caution against rough riding in the future.
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Mattie Mack
Divorcee
Judge Price
Taylor
Attendance steady despite plain programme and featureless card
The report notes a natural attendance drop but calls the programme unremarkable, with all events strictly selling and condition affairs. Despite this, total business moved through mutuel machines and auction pools was nearly half of Tuesday’s volume, considered satisfactory.
Races Run Smoothly After Derby Day Delays
The report notes Derby day had slow races with many machine and staffing issues causing a 6:04 finish and late trains. Yesterday the machinery of the speculative end ran in harmony, Judge Price timed the races to finish by 5:14, and management pledged no future delays. A solid program for today features evenly matched dashes and distance races.
Italian filly wins Derby at Epsom amid American crowd
Signorinetta, an outsider owned by E Ginistrelli, defeats top contenders to win the Derby Stakes at Newmarket Downs in 2 39 4 5, with Mountain Apple fading to fourth. Notable attendees include American owners Vanderbilt Belmonts and Croker, plus Royal family observers.
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Signorinetta
E. Ginistrelli
Ita
Duke of Portland
Primer
Barclay Walter
Mercutio
Mountain Apple
Azote
Vamose
Seasick II
Royal Realm
Liangwm
Jeddah
Newmarket
Llangwm
Maher
Norman III
Epsom Downs
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Belmonts
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Perrier
Azore
Vanderbilt
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Prince and Princess of Wales
Duke and Duchess of
Gibbons
Sydney A. Cleman
Cloman
Mise Philips
Leonard Wood
Supreme Baseball Commission Clears Two Disputes
The National Commission ruled on two cases. Walter Mahon failed to prove salary claims against the Brooklyn Club. The Cubs' claim against Wichita for Evans’ release money was upheld, with Evans declared a free agent able to sign with any National agreement club.
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Supreme Baseball Court
National Commission
Brooklyn
Walter Mahon
Mahon
Cubs
Wichita
Evans
Muddy Mile Handicap Promises Keen Race at the Track
The mile handicap field features top mud runners including The Minks at 116 and Kercheval at 114. Mor Tiboy and Zal are dangerous with their weights, Mortiboy favored in heavy mud. The Minks previously beat Kercheval at Louisville under similar weights, raising expectations for a tight, heavily backed race.
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Minks
Kercheval
Mortiboy
Zal
Louisville
Racing action highlights from yesterday meetings
Little E. Martin secured two wins while Butler Pickens WickHine and Minder split the remaining four races in yesterday’s meet.
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Little E. Martin
Butler, Pickens, WickHne
Minder
Mile and a Furlong Race Promises Tight Show
The field includes Stone Street Hostile Hyphen and Dr. Lee Huffman’s Albert Starr as notable contenders at Churchill Downs. Czar, second to Pinkola in the Derby, heads the seven furlong lineup with trainer James Griffin cautious about the muddy going. Apache poses a tricky challenge to Czar as a versatile West sprinter.
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Depby
Stone Street
Fettle
Churchill Downs
Hughes
Lee Huffman
Albert Starr
Czar
Pinkola
Chulita
Apache
Barbus
James Griffin
Louisiana racing bill wins favorable report at Baton Rouge
At a joint Judiciary Committee meeting the Louisiana Assembly favored a bill prohibiting bookmaking and gambling at race tracks. Of 32 members present, 27 supported the measure, which would effectively end the winter racing season long held in New Orleans.
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Baton Rouge
Joint Judiciary Committees
House of Representatives
Louisiana Assembly
New Orleans
Sheckard Eyes Improved After Ammonia Bottle Blast
Chicago June 3 James Sheckard of the National League team shows marked improvement after an ammonia bottle explosion. Doctors say there is no danger to his sight and he may be able to play in about three weeks.
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Chicago
James Sheckard
Oldfield Not Quitting Racing Seeks New Cars
Barney Oldfield arrives in Cleveland to negotiate two race cars for summer track racing. He confirms he has not quit the racing game and has not taken a chauffeurs job, stating so in a Lowell Mass dispatch.
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Barney Oldfield
Lowell
Mass
Dispatch
Multiple Race Card Entries and Weights at Local Meet
A detailed list of horses with weights and running lines for six races including two year olds selling, steeplechase maiden four year olds and up about two miles, patchage stakes for three year olds and up about six furlongs, gazelle for two year old fillies, a handicap for three year olds about six furlongs, and maiden two year old fillies and geldings six furlongs. Notable entries include Toll Box Right Sort Home Run Dr Pillow Helen Chester Nas turtia J. H. Reed St Withold Ham ton Roads Ruble Sister Phyllis Gladys Louise Warrior Bannell Cuban Noblesse Oblige Mark Gumberts Cordite Malace Stellaland Harpist Jacobite Grimaldi Tony Bonero Dreamer Spooner Bat Masterson Dan Enrique Momentum Tom McGrath King Cobalt Dorante Julia Powell Question Mark Rialto Cohort Monopolist Rosimiro Hartford Boy Bittier Vincent Dress Goods Faultless Lily Pad Black Tail Fredonia Sun Dance Uncle Walter Aroma Monologue Queen Eleanor Kaum Harlem Maid Yankee Daughter
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Toll Box
Dr. Pillow
Helen Chester
Nasturtia
J. H. Reed
St. Withold
Hamton Roads
Ruble
Sister Phyllis
Gladys
Louise
Warrior
Bannell
Cuban
Noblesse Oblige
Wild Refrain
Jersey Lightning
King Cobalt
Dorante
Julia Powell
Rialto
Rosimiro
Select
Hartford Boy
Bittier Vincent
Dress Goods
Faultless
Lily Pad
Black Tail
Fredonia
Sun Dance
Uncle Walter
Aroma
Monologue
Queen Eleanor
Merise
Occidental
Kaum
Harlem Maid
Livermore Handicap Winner Edwin T Fryer In Oakland Race
Edwin T Fryer won the Livermore Handicap at Oakland in a hard drive with Johnny Lyons second. The program included six races with Tawasentha and Lee Rose among early winners, and Fastoso among the runners. Fryer carried 97 pounds, clocking 1:52 1-5 for 1 1 2 miles.
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Oakland
Cal
Edwin T. Fryer
Johnny Lyons
Tawasentha
McIntyre
Mabel Hollander
Sullivan
Blackmate
Riley
Orelio
el Casedora
Korosilany
Bertie A
Match
Bromin
Arose Cherry
Duke of Orleans
Emily M
Lee Rose
Hanna Louise
Mauretania
Rettig
Ocean Queen
Horace H
Seattle
My Nurse
Phillis
Walsh
Preen
Ross
Pal
Harris
Fred Bent
Lord Provost
Ivani‘a
Saint d
Kirschbaum
Hayes
J. €. Clem
Boggs
Massa
Ganeta
Sandy
Convent Belle
Be Thankful
Standover Mill Song
Bob Rubinon
Hermit
Lady Kitty
Ibs
Eckersall
Mendon
C. Miller
Fastoso
Benvolio
Follie L
George Kilborn
Blue Fyes
Father and Son Face Off In Refuge Baseball Clash
Friday afternoon at the House of Refuge a father versus son baseball game will pit Harry Manss and his son as team captains. Louis Dauner seeks to umpire, but the elder Manss assigns John T. Bruce to calling balls and strikes.
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Harry Manss
Board of Public Service
Missouri
Refuge
Manss
Louis Dauner
John T. Bruce
City Hall Notes on park contract and staff moves
August J Henkel secured the grading contract for Inwood Park at 26100 with work to start immediately per the Service Board. Squire Gass requested leave to attend the National convention and was granted. Pardons granted to Carey Farmer David William Harry N Woodward Lillian Lewis. Louis Rehe named Market Master at 60 dollars monthly replacing Calloway. Presbyterian ministers visiting Mayor to pay respects.
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J. Henkel
Inwood Park
Rodgers
Service Board
Squire” Gass
William Carey
David and
William Farmer
Harry N. Woodward
Lillian Lewis
Louis Rehe
William Calloway
Fireman Delaney Given Two Weeks to Settle Debts
Charles Delaney a fireman from Company 24 appeared before Mayor Mark Breit and received two weeks to pay his debts or face dismissal. The Service Board contracted to rent from Scully Company property on Florence Avenue for a municipal asphalt plant with a $16,000 purchase option. The plant is already bought and city crews will start repairing worn asphalt streets.
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Charles Delaney
Company 24
Markbreit
Service Board
Scully Company
Florence Avenue
Ninth Street business owners ask sewer enlargement after floods
Bakery and laundry owners on Ninth Street between John and Central appeal to the Service Board to enlarge the sewer from twelve to twenty inches. They report cellars flood with every rainfall.
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Ninth Street
John
Central Avenue
Service Board
Fire Department Linemen Referred for Medical Review
Ed Roberts aged 59 and George Cru soe aged 65 were summoned to the Safety Board's surgeon for examination as the board intends their retirement. H. H. Shafer was appointed janitor of the Fire Tower at 72 dollars yearly. The board scheduled the annual inspection of the Police and Fire Departments for June 8.
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Ed Roberts
George Crusoe
Safety Board
H. H. Shafer
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Codl Black Lady
Bitter Star
Lady Vie
Balla
Cjgeeveesees
King’s Geneva
Mamorean Eaveeseves
Ios
S.t. Shi
Garters
Eegeeeen Lignando Bert
Nazimova
Sainesaw
Dr. Huffman
Jarg Doyle
Ead
Point Lace
Lady Clara Oo
Boadicer
Lady Hawthorne
Mrs. Sewall
Uncle Tim Zar
Gilvedear
Warner Griswell
Divorces
Mique O'Brien
Wickline
Mnes Cesses
Ache Pee Cotbs Pete
Deses Z Charfield
Sobell
Welton
Fee Esneden
Lavella
Harlequin
Peele
Sylvan Bell
Powers
Scintilla
Durable
Martins
My Queen of the Roses
Maxton
Lenora G. Fay
Crawford
E. Martin
Deacon
Robinson
Ee Merrick
Mary Talbott
Tim Hurst
Canopian
Ben Sand
Bitter
Miss
Meadow Breeze
Rock Castle
Red Cloud
Footloose
Silver C
Olambala
Billy O
Fulford
Don Ireni Dito
Warren Griswell
Lee Coyle
Decisions OF Commission
Oriental Tourney
Brand Seeteee
Gunke
Ste
Nieman
Fee
Sheckard
Oldfield
Scion
City Hall Notes
Presbyterian Synod
McKinney
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!