Plaudit Dominates Buckeye Stakes In Walkover Win
Oakley crowd sees Plaudit stride to an easy Buckeye Stakes victory as von Quixote scratched. Sir Ebony wins two-mile feature with Hardy Pardee second. Mazo and Ach trail in the two-year-old race.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1898
Page
3
Oakley crowd sees Plaudit stride to an easy Buckeye Stakes victory as von Quixote scratched. Sir Ebony wins two-mile feature with Hardy Pardee second. Mazo and Ach trail in the two-year-old race.
Fragmentary text with scattered names and numbers mentions Burnap May Lemer Samivel Wagner and Coronatus in a ciphered sequence. No clear event or context available.
A list of pairs includes Oakley Selections, Estabrooks Pansy H Boardmarker Miss C Flavius Bezique, Kamurasaki Kriss Kringle, Millstream Great Bend, Marietta Frank Wagner. No further context or events provided.
At Gravesend on a wet day the Hudson Stakes for two year olds produced Jean Beraud the winner by a length over Frohsin with Kingdon third. The Carleton Stakes went to The Huguenot by a half length over Sanders. Decapod won the steeplechase with Ingot second and McIntyre third.
In St Louis the Club Members' Handicap 2500 dollar stake drew 12,000 spectators at Fair Grounds. Whaterloo ridden by Dupee led LieBer Karl with odds 2 to 1 over the 1 1/16 mile feature before 1:06 post time, Elusive and Douses Time also among top finishers.
Special Dispatch reports Richard J. rode to victory in the Illinois Stakes at Harlem Chicago. The Morello colt carried weight against favorites Hugh Penny and Good Friend as track conditions favored his speed. The program also noted a quiet crowd and deputies present amid meeting gossip.
The Hamilton Jockey Club concluded its spring meet with competitive racing. Tokiu, Miss Meade, Strathroy, Defender, Prince Mark, Nicholas, and Nimrod captured victories in seven events amid notable incidents including Black Jimmie’s steeplechase fall and jockey Donohue’s injuries.
Jack Everhardt of New Orleans and Owen Ziegler of Philadelphia fought twenty rounds at the Greater New York Athletic Club Coney Island with a clean, evenly contested catchweight bout ending in a draw. Referee's ruling satisfied both camps as observers noted no fouls.
The Detroit Wheelman won the mile handicap at Springfield Mass during a cold windy meet. Tom Cooper beat E C Bald in the National League of American Wheelmen mile championship while L D Cabanne won the professional handicap. Titus won the fifteen mile paced race ahead of Linton.
The eleventh annual Pennsylvania Bicycle Club meet at Woodside Park features foreign riders and top names. Johnny Johnson, scratch rider, captures the one mile handicap with a late burst while Clem and Turville win the three mile tandem handicap in a tight finish. Other events list Rene Cavalle y, Jaap Edeh, and Walthour among top placers with times around two minutes to six minutes.
The interscholastic field day for Franklin Woodward Walnut Hills Hughes and Technical schools, originally set for Friday June 3 at Chester Park, has been postponed until Wednesday June 8 at 2 p.m.
A brief pointer directs readers to Pages ten and fourteen for additional sporting event coverage and results.
Cincinnati defeats New York 5 to 3 as Beckley and Joyce clash with public derision. Doheny improves Reds, Hartman, Vaughn and Irwin contribute key plays amid muddy field and crowded stands.
New York reporters condemn New Yorks manager Joyce for striking Beckley with a ball in Friday's contest. Most papers defend Beckley and reject any suggestion Joyce aimed to injure or jostle him.
The Little Reds prepare for a decisive game against the Giants at the Grand Opera House with a rally planned by rooters. After rest they aim to play a better game and defeat Joyce's team, while New York shifts the scene to Boston for the opening Reds versus Champions theatre machine game on Tuesday.
Washington falls to Louisville 4 to 2 as a wild throw to first in the eighth inning seals the defeat. Attendance 1,500. Key hits by Reitz Dexter and Wagner power Louisville, while Dineen suffers the loss and Ehret earns the win.
After two years out with an arm injury, Al Maul pitched a complete game shutout for Baltimore against St Louis. Keeler, Jennings, Turner, and McGann starred for Baltimore while Dowd, Stenzel, Dement, and Cross led St Louis. Final score Baltimore 2, St Louis 0. Attendance 1,426.
Pittsburg lineup shows O'Brien and Flick with stolen bases while Ely and Lajoie drive key hits. Final: Philadelphia 4, Pittsburg 4 with strong pitching from Dunkel and Rhodes. Umpires Emslie and Andrews, time two hours five minutes.
In New York on June 4, Brooklyn capitalized on Chicago mistakes to secure a victory. The game featured critical errors by the Chi team that allowed Brooklyn to pull ahead and clinch the win.
In Danville Kentucky University Lexington defeated Centre College in a ten inning game. An error by Mannini a Stone single and Lauderdale two bagger produced two runs in the tenth. The game was forfeited to Centre due to KU's inability to field a strictly college team. Batteries Wallace Hoard Baker and ndman.
In New Haven on June 4 Princeton defeated Yale 12 to 7 after a three hour game. Key Princeton players Hildebrand Kafer and Sullivan contributed offensively while Yale's defense managed limited scoring.
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