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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1898

Page

3

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.

Hardy Pardee Im Oakley Docilars Himyar Cinderella Plaudit von Quixote Baker & Gentry Buckeye Marr Martin Plautt Sir Dbony Hardy Pardee Pardee Sophie Hardy Mazo Ach Aci Hardy Pardee S Caldwell Norma Taylor Beana Rosa ‘Masso Pansy H Schanken W. O. Schulte Zufallig Derby Maid Ray B Waver Kitty B Panchita NI Evaline Countess Irma Joe Ulmann Plaidit Ir Ebony Beauchamp Esq Southard Mominica Gaddy Masconomo D. L Clan Campbell Bouquet J. Mathews Panchita Ir Conley Countess Irma Sedan Miss Frances Elsie Barnes Joe Ullman Fillbuster

Unclear OCR snippet hints at numeric names and codes

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.

Burnap May Lemer Samivel Frank Wagner

Oakley Selections and Associates Page Names

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.

Bofranod Evcesrrens Lucky Jim Dene Ccoccevesersess Grace Darling Giddy Seweecceeeses Sallie J Do dVeeewn Tee Dleska Seeeseses Pansy Heewee May Seeeesesess Maxwell Teewenwese Avonesese Annie Cnaese Royal Dance Carrie Lyle Jaenmeenie Estabrooks Pansy H. Boardmarker C. Flavius——Bezique Kamurasaki Kriss Kringle Millstream Great Bend Marietta Frank Wagner

Recovered From a Sickness Wins Hudson Stakes

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.

Commercial Tribune New York Gravesend Carleton Typhoon IL Taral Jerdam Tabouret Lehman Sloane Marsian Juno Bannock Jean Beraud Frohsin Kingdon Spencer Sanders George Boyd Mr. Baier Mr. Clay Boney Boy Bonney Boy Formero Kirkwood Decapod Ingot McIntyre Rotterdam Simms Littlefield Manxman Sensational Sagacity Traverser X Ray Hanwell Jefferson Sloan Bape Tarad Counsellor Weinberg Miller Doggett Lamb Byrnes Hogan Meldier Royal Scarlet Tahama Ay

Lieber Karl Rans Second In Club Members Handicap

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.

ST. Louis Fair Grounds Lieber Karl John Huffman Our Sons Whaterloo Joe Hart Freeman Zarina Frost Pereita J. Gardner Foucon Fausturo T. Burns Flying Bird van Camp Martha R George Dunett No Luck Judge Rankin Hadrian Silver Set J. Woods Ferror Nick Carter Dupee Lady Callahan Careel Miss Verne Zorraza Eva Rice Elusive Everett Douses

Richard J Wins Illinois Stakes Despite Heavy Weights

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.

Chicago Richard J Harlem Son of Morello Hugh Penny Good Friend Macy India Martha Fox Primavea Betta V Pingree the Devil Cherry Leaf Indra Chugnut Tom Collins King Barleycorn Batten Mazie V Lew Hopper

Hamilton Jockey Club Spring Races End With Strong Field

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.

Hamilton Ont Hamilton Jockey Club Black Jimmie Donohue Tokio Brown Girl Mirage Miss Meade Weller Amah Strathroy St. George King Joseph Defender Laverock Frank Jaubert Prince Mark King Kenn Nicholas Wordsworth Onalaska Nimrod Aunt Bird Sister Alice

Everhardt and Ziegler Box To Draw In New York Match

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.

New York Jack Everhard New Orleans Owen Ziegler Philadelphia Greater New York Athletic Club Coney Island Ziegler Jack Owen Everhardt Owens

Tom Cooper Beats Bald in Springfield Mile Race

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.

Springfield Mass Springfield Bicycle Club E. C. Bald Tom Cooper Taylor L. D. Cabanne Linton-Titus Titus Linton Newhouse Weinig Keil Henshaw Also Caldwell Karl Kaser Watson Coleman Charles B. Bly

Wonderful spurt wins one mile handicap at Woodside Park

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.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Bicycle Club Woodside Park Earl Kiser Johnny Johnson Sims Brothers Hadfield Kimball Clem Turville Rene Cavalley Jaap Edeh Leon John J. Johnson W. Sims W. A. Lantz Jack Robertson R. Walthour P. Bourette Clem and W. and F. Sims McAechern Thompson

Interschool Field Day Postponed to June 8 at 2 PM

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.

Franklin, Woodward Walnut Hills Hughes and Technical Schools Chester Park

Sporting event notes reference Pages ten and fourteen

A brief pointer directs readers to Pages ten and fourteen for additional sporting event coverage and results.

Cincinnati Beats Giants in Rainy Baseball Duel

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.

Tim Hurst Cincinnati Beckley Joyce New York Ab.r Seenee Irwin Beeenee Corcoran Vaughn Hill New York Wilmot Doheny Hartman New New York Warner Roses MacDonald and O’day

Joyce Criticized for Hitting Beckley in Friday Game

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.

Commercial Tribune New York Joyce New Yorks Beckley Jake

Little Reds Face Giants in Final Grand Opera Showdown

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.

Reds Giants Grand Opera House Joyce New York Boston Kentons Covington Park Piqua Woodruff Honeymen Geyer Kenton SAE Oines Sealts Hornberger Thomas Niebush Genet Hempleman Brinker Woodruff Wokuicteak Belea Henneke Fang Sc

Dineen Loses Wild Throw In Eighth For Washington Loss

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.

Washington Dineen Wash Eer E. Louisy Ab.h.o.a E. Gettman OjClarke Selbach Ruehte Doyle Hoy Anderson Dexter McGuire Wagner Stafford Reitz Clingman Wrigley,s SER Louisville Ritchie Ehret Lynch and Connolly

Maul Returns to Pitch Shutout Against St Louis

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.

Baltimore al Maul St. Louis O Cross McGann Tae Wee Jennings Demont Robinson Man Sudhoff Stenzel Mayl

Pittsburg Wins Tight Ballgame Over Philadelphia

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.

Pitts Ab.h.o.a.e Philo Ab.h.o.a.e. O’brien Cooley Dono Dougl’s Gray Flick McCa Deleh’y Davis Orth Pittsburg Aidacess Philadelphia Pittsborg Ladelphia O’brien Ely Lajoie Schriver Douglass McFarland Cross Ofttcher Ruby Dunkell Emslie and Andrews

Errors Dooms Chi as Brooklyn Wins Game

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.

New York

Kentucky University Beats Centre College In Ten Inning Game

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.

Commercial Tribune Danville Kentucky University Lexington Centre College Mannini Stone Lauderdale Centre K. U Wallace, and Hoard Baker and Ndman

Princeton Defeats Yale in Three Hour Baseball Game

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.

New Haven Conn Princeton Yale Hildebrand

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