Arcady Triumph in Havlin Hotel Handicap at Latonia
Arcady from the Harry Payne Whitney stable won the Havlin Hotel Handicap of $2,000, posting 1:11 for six furlongs. Jockey W Charles rode Arcady, weighing 97 pounds, as the crowd cheered the $102.60 payoff on $2 straight bets. Tangara upset in the Walnut Hills Purse, edging King Gorin II by a half length, with Donald Mergler on Tangara.
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Arcady
Harry Payne Whitney
Latonia
Gibbons
Quince Garden
W. Charles
Mose Goldblatt
Peter Pan
Querca
Tangara
Walnut Hills
N. Holman
King Gorin II
Buck
Idle Hour Farm Stable
Donald Mergler
King Gorin Ir
Mack Garner
Goldfield
William Perkins
Coyne
Sweraeers
Furlon Start
ZOO Farm Stable
B. c
Torleish Rewori
Hpson
Banco Sum
Seer
Burke
Ean
Harry Little Cook
Canfield
Francesco
Air & Parrish
Dry Nation
J. Burke
S. Respess
Snow Man
Connelly
C. Wiedemann
Oval Queen
Barvey Ar Stable
Mortensen
Gilmore
Kid Boots
Audie
F. Fields
Ished Strow
Harry Wills
Meine de Cook
My Nation
Frazer
Wn Perkins
Ch. c
Garner
W. Perkins
T. Ee
McC Reese
Ceyne
Ned Bros. & Jones Ney
Elusive
Charles
Bowman
Iss
Mazie
Ergler O’meara Bros the Leopard
Seiasensinalaapenialii J
Randel
Neller
Mary Agnes
Eager
Seneen Eens
Miss Mazie
H. P. Whitney
M. Goldblatt
Charles Eeeeneeers
H. Winer
G. F
Viisivinenseseens
Aker Bradley
Toney
D. Mergler
S. N. Holman
Mortensen. International
Ble
Pindar Peel
Lord Granite
D. Connell
Schenk
Quincearden
Ine Garden
Bradley
Drivient
St.Odds
Tangara Cheweeeneenneees
Ceereerereoores
Meyer
Idle Hour F. Stable
Laveen
E. Harvey Sos
Tty McGee
J. McCoy
J. H. Woodford
Anderson & Kendle
Georgie
Show Tangara
King Gorin
Abstract
Plaut's Selections Latonia Races
Latonia races listed with picks for seven events. Headache miss rosdale escapader in first race while betelgue se is favored as best chance. other selections include Trinket Caroline Estin and multiple entries such as Rhinock Dedans Massaillon, Dandybrush Bean King High Prince.
Willig's Selections Entrants By Race
First Race Lucky Drift Miss Rose dale and Sarah Day. Second Race Harry Carroll Myra M Caroline. Third Race Mistress Mary Macbeth Sam Mengel. Fourth Race a Mc Vickar Arris. Fifth Race Barbary Bush Old Slip Cross Village. Sixth Race Billy Witt Dedans Blue Pencil. Seventh Race High Prince Bean King Dandybrush Best Chance Longchamps.
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Plaut
Latonia
Headache
Miss Rosedale
Escapader
Trinket
Caroline
Estin
Why
Realize
Mistress Mary
Arris
Longchamps
Jack Hampton
Betelguese
Tilka
Downtown
Rhinock
Dedans
Massaillon
Dandybrush
Bean King
High Prince
Willig
Lucky Drift
Sarah Day
Harry Carroll
Myra M
Macbeth
Sam Mengel
A McVickar
Barbary Bush
Old Slip
Cross Village
Billy Witt
Blue Pencil
Savage's Selections for Racing Card
The listing names horses from multiple races with picks by Rhinock as best chance. First race Escapader McCulloch Lucky Drift. Second race Estin Turner Harry Carroll. Third race Mikado Beulah Stone True Worth. Vennie Day Valley Light. Sixth race Rhinock Accumulator Bulletin. Seventh race Dandybrush Despard Bean King.
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Savage’s
Latonia
Escapader
McCulloch
Lucky Drift
Estin
Turner
Harry Carroll
Mikado
Beulah Stone
True Worth
Arris
Longchamps
Vennie Day
Betelguese
Tilka
Valley Light
Rhinock
Accumulator
Bulletin
Dandybrush
Despard
Bean King
Jockey August Verrat Scores Wins on Ohio Track
Jockey August Verrat, long associated with the Theodore E. Mueller Stable, paused from Maple Heights to Louisville where he bought property and rode with marked success at the Ohio track.
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August Verrat
Theodore E. Mueller
Maple Heights
Louisville
Ohio
Nathanson outlines Latonia plan for new racing group
Martin Nathanson Racing Secretary at the new track near Cincinnati, spoke to horsemen at Latonia yesterday detailing the plans of the new organization.
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Martin Nathanson
Coney Island
Cincinnati
Latonia
Horsemen
Cromwell Tracks Raceland Stakes Meeting Interest
Thomas B. Cromwell came up from Lexington to oversee the closing of the Raceland Stakes yesterday. He reports considerable interest in the meeting there which will follow Latonia and said many horses will be available for the next session.
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Bush Manor
George
Kirk
Churchill Downs
New Orleans
Thomas B. Cromwell
Lexington
Jockey Garner Unseated in Morning Race
Jockey William Garner, engaged to Pete Coyne, was unseated from a two year old horse this morning but escaped injury. His mother Bessie Garner arrived from Centerville Iowa in the afternoon and will stay for the balance of the meeting.
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Barnes
Coyne
N. J. Barnes
Lloyd Geving
Sterling
Silke
W. E. Applegate
Ada Blackjack
G. Noel
Kay Spence
White Wings
Delectable
Banco Sum
E. R. Bradley
H. Meyer
Harry Wells
Little Cook
Marengo
S. N. Holman
William Garner
Pete Coyne
Bessie Garner
Centerville
Two-Year-Olds Sent to Lexington for Summer Turnout
Dr. A. Lowenthal and Oak, two-year-olds racing in the F. v. Grabner of Chicago case at Maple Heights, were shipped to Lexington to be turned out for the summer.
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Dr. A. Lowenthal
Oak
F. v. Grabner
Chicago
Maple Heights
Lexington
Giants Sign Collegian Eddie Farrell From UPenn
Eddie Farrell, star pitcher for the University of Pennsylvania, will join the New York Giants on June 23, ten days after his final college game, in a move announced today in New York.
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Giants
New York
Eddie Farrel
University of Pennsylvania
New York Giants
Three-Eye League Scores Tie Up Weekend Play
Decatur topped Terre Haute 12 to 6 while Springfield fell to Bloomington 6 to 5 in 10 innings. Quincy outslug Peoria 18 to 12 and Vincennes defeated Danville 7 to 4 in another league set.
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Decatur
Terre Haute
Springfield
Bloomington
Uincy
Peoria
Vafsville
Danville
Jeffords Stable Filly Wins Oaks at Belmont Park
Walter M. Jeffords celebrates Florence Nightingale daughter of Man o War The Nurse winning the Coaching Club American Oaks at Belmont Park in a time close to the track record. Gamble and Crusader also run well. Vox Populi II wins steeplechase. Mine and Pepp win later events. Orbit deems maiden class in opening scramble.
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George Daley
New York World News Service
New York
Walter M. Jeffords
Florence Nightingale
Coaching Club
Belmont Park
Mr. Jeffords
Samuel D. Riddle
Bob Smith
LawrenceDermott
William Ziegler
Grey Lay
Jeffords
Mars
Crusader
Vox Populi II
Silver Threads
Johnny Loftus
Sande
Max Hirsch
George W. Loft
Pepp
Tester
Orbit
Parade honors mark Golden Jubilee with restored horse drawn bus
Wallace M. Davis locates original horse drawn bus and historic wagons to feature in Friday's Redland Field parade honoring the Reds' Golden Jubilee. Captain Dunning leads volunteers, Scouts invited, and former Reds wearers expected as honorary guests in a nostalgic prelude to the game with Brooklyn.
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Wallace M. Davis
Cincinnati Railroad Omnibus Company
Ball Park
Redland Field
Brooklyn
Reds
Red Club
Robert L. Dunning
St. Joseph
General Protestant Orphans
Ban B. Johnson
Old Guard of Baseball Writers of
Cincinnati
The
Commercial Tribune
Marietta College
Philadelphia
Herrmann
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Red
Cincinnati Club
W. E. Hoy
Bob Ewing
Wapakoneta
Suzanne Lenglen advances to semifinals after easy win
Suzanne Lenglen, at the 1925 French Open in Paris, defeats Evelyn Colyer 6-0 6-2 while dropping two games en route to the semifinals. Jean Washer, Borotra, La Coste, and Gobert reach the men’s singles semifinals.
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Paris
Suzanne Lenglen
Evelyn Colyer
England
Mile Lenglen
Jean Washer
Belgium
One Cochet
France
Washer
Jean Borotra
Rene la Coste
Andre Gobert
St Xavier Tennis Opens With Doubles Elimination
The St Xavier College tournament opened this week with doubles elimination underway. Thirty two men entered doubles and forty entered singles. Singles finalists include Tommy Clines of Louisville and Fred Lamping of Westwood as favorites for Saturday’s finals.
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ST. Xavier
St. Xavier College
Tommy Clines
Louisville
Fred Lamping
Westwood
Clines
International League baseball game report incomplete lineups
The scorecard fragment lists Jersey City and another club with scattered batting and pitching codes, players and positions. Incomplete lines show runs hits errors and player names such as Sellerson Vincent Ogden Cobb Smallwood Smith Mussanti Swaney Elliot and others amid unclear inning details.
Exhibition at Beaver Falls Pennsy Ends In Close Bout
At Beaver Falls Pennsylvania an exhibition match involving H Pittsburgh National players finished close. Spencer and Gasukt Drugmand and Gahle were noted among participants with mixed results and wide interest from local fans.
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Beaver Falls
H. Pittsburgh (National
Spencer and Gasukt Drugmand
Gahle
Michigan Ontario League Scores Brief
In the Michigan Ontario League standings London posted a 7 1 victory while Kitchener led with 64 points as the record shows 1 2 and 64 from unclear entries indicating game results and point totals.
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London
Ktchener
Results of Yesterday's Baseball Games Across Leagues
National League games included St Louis 7 Cincinnati 3 and Philadelphia 5 Boston 4. American League saw Indianapolis 5 Toledo 4 and Minneapolis 6 Milwaukee 1. Also New York 6 Washington 4 and St Louis 7 Cleveland 6 with Boston 4 Philadelphia 2 and Chicago 12 Detroit 7. Association standings note Louisville 4 Columbus 2. St Paul at Kansas City on wet grounds.
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Americlu
Mamaria
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Washington
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Boston
Louisville
Detroit
Association
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Wet Grounds
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American Association
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Milwaukee
Indianapolis
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Lee
skeGraw and
Ainsmith
Edderman and Skiff
R. H. E. Kles
Beses
Palmero
Urban
Dawson
Stecher and Lewis Offered 50000-Purse Title Match
Promoter Paddy Harmon announced a $50 000 purse for a heavyweight championship bout between Joe Stecher and Ed Lewis in Chicago Lewis recently defeated Wayne Munn for Memorial Day honors and Stecher beat Stanslaus Zbyszko at St Louis. both men claim the title and negotiations are underway Harmon says the match would settle the dispute Stecher says he has not heard from Harmon and would accept only on clear terms.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Joe Stecher
Ed (Strangler
Lewis
Paddy Harmon
Stecher
Wayne
Big) Munn
Michigan City
Stanslaus Zbyszko
St. Louis
Zybszko
Munn
Harmon
Omaha, Neb
Meusel's Homer Wins Long Game for Yanks
In the twelfth, Bob Meusel hit his fifteenth homer off Zachary to lift the New York Yankees to a 6 to 4 victory over the Washington Senators. Howard Shanks also homered for New York, tying the game in the ninth. Babe Ruth went hitless in six trips.
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New York
Bob Meusel
Zachary
Yankees
Senators
Howard Shanks
Washington
Babe Ruth
Sox Triumph over Tigers 12 to 7 in Detroit game
W Sox defeated Tigers 12 to 7 with W Collins taking the loss after six innings. Holloway pitched two frames and Cole finished. Notable hits from Mostil Davis and Collins with multiple players contributing. Eleven hits and six walks by Detroit while Chicago left eight on base. Time 2 32. Umpires Rowland Moriarity and Owens.
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W. Collins
Holloway
Tavener
Woodall
Twoostil
Sheely
Falk
Kamm
Blue
Davis
E. Collins
Collin Davis
Rourke
Chicago
Detroit
Lyons
Hite
Cole
Rowland
Moriarity
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Tygers
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O'Rourke
Aney
Pecolline
Ingo Wneeete Seem
Oeeeweee
Alk
Teeeneee
Heilmann
Rs Ooper
Rue
Teavener
Yons
W.collins
Loway
Red Sox Top Athletics 4-2 in Low-Hit Victory
Boston defeats Philadelphia 4 to 2 as Ehmke earns his first home win. Boone and Wadhe lead a third inning rally with a single and triple off Baumgartner, followed by Ezzell’s and Todt’s sacrifice fly. Athletics scattered nine hits. Baumgartner took the loss.
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Boston
Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia
Boone
Wadhe
Ezzell
Todt
Baumgartner
Howard Ehmke
Browns 7 Indians 6 in Cleveland loss to St Louis
St Louis defeated Cleveland 7 to 6 as Burns hit a fifth inning homer for Cleveland but the Browns could not hold the St Louis bats. Key hits included Jacobson Williams and Sisler with multiple runs and two base hits by Williams and Jacobson. Shaute started for St Louis, Buckeye and Roy pitched for Cleveland, time 2 10 with Ormsby and Nallin umpires.
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Mare Ritter
Caroline
McCoy Weenrere
F. J. Uhrein
Mortensen Inter
Margate
D. Mergler
Holland
David L
C. Studer Foen
Enone
Wenstein
Dolly Bay
Ritter
Marengo
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St. Louis
Burns
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Rob’tson
Jamieson
Frog
Sisler
Speaker
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J. Sewell
Jacobson
Ot Sewell
Dixons
Spurgeon
Rego
Klugman
Lamotte
Shaute
Danforth
Roy
Bush
Buckeye
tUhle
Biase
Rrors
Lee
oTeen
A. Sewel Sewell
Patent and
Nforth
Ormsby and
Nallin
College clash at Cambridge Harvard arena
A fragment reports a college matchup at Cambridge and Harvard with a scoreline or event unclear. Other lines mention New Gele Pecmartesain with a zero, but full details are unreadable. Entities named include Cambridge Harvard.
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College A Ogra A
Cambridge
Harvard
New Gele
Cards Sweep Reds as Dickerman Shuts Them Out
The St Louis Cardinals beat the Cincinnati Reds 7 to 3 for a fourth straight win behind Long Lee Dickerman's steady pitching. Dickerman issued only one base on balls in nine and a third innings, with four hits allowed and a flawless late innings control. Hornsby became a father as Rogers Hornsby’s team extended their winning streak while the Reds headed back to Cincinnati to face Boston.
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Cincinnati
Donohue
St. Louis
Dressen
Homer
The
Commercial Tribune
North Grand Lot
Cardinals
Long Lee Dickerman
Reds
Bolsheviks
Hornsby
Dickerman
Desoto Tall Boy
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Cruz
Elmer Smith
Roush
Jack Smith
Neihaus
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Bell
Cooney
Blades
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Smith
Benton
Rogers Hornsby
Gee A. Critz
H. O
Ee. Smith
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Niehaus
R. F
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S. S
May
Zitzmann
St Louis AB
E. Blades
J. Smith
F Hornsby
Erereeenee O'Farrell
Coomey
Pam T
Cop
Ney
Sweeney
O’day
Pfirman
Quakers Narrowly Defeat Boston in Tight Philadelphia Tilt
Philadelphia wins 5 to 4 over Boston in a close game highlighted by Jimmy Ring's strong pitching. The contest stayed near even until the eighth inning when Philadelphia pulled ahead with a three‑run burst. Both teams showcased solid defense as the Braves fought to the final outs.
Seventh Inning Op Shifts Tilt In Boston Loss
Boston trailing 5 1 after six, Kamp allows five hits in six innings as Ring and Graham split the mound duties. Burns belts a three base hit, Bancroft and Sand commit errors, Marriott and Fonseca contribute sacrifices, with Sand and Hawks turning two double plays. Final score 1 9 to Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy Ring
Ageory
Ben
Braves
Betpy Oneil
Sand
Kamp
Huber
Rica
Phecak
Graham
Smith
Boston AB
H.O.A
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Asenuus
Harris
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Neis
Fonseca
Bancroft
Wilson
Burrus
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Fonsecaé
Hawks
Boston
Ring
Moran and Quigley
Officials Chosen for Gym A A U Track Championship
The Cincinnati Gym hosts the Ohio A A U track and field championships with officials including M C Longenecker Judge Fred Hoffman Hal Stewart Alfred Brodbeck Ray Costello Referee Judge Hoff man Starter O M Nikoloff and many others across judges timers and clerks.
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Ohio
Boxing Champion Harry Greb Arrested On Disturbance Charge
Pittsburgh June 3 Harry Greb middleweight boxing champion was arrested for disorderly conduct after an automobile chase across several blocks. As police approached a taxi from a scream call Greb fled in a taxicab before stopping when the officer fired. Five other occupants, including two women, were arrested and posted 30 forfeit but failed to appear for the hearing.
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Harry Greb
Pittsburgh
Greb
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