Bradley Representative Victor in Rousing Finish
Idle Hour Farm Stable's Betelguese won the Newport Purse at Latonia, 54 furlongs, over Old Slip at 17 to 20. Hal Price Headley’s Old Slip chased hard, finishing strong, with Jockey Goldie Johnson aboard. Eleven horses ran. Betelguese led from the start and held on amid late pressure.
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E. R. Bradley
Idle Hour Farm
Hal Price Headley
Tilka
J. N. Camden
Goldie Johnson
Keegan
Polk Laffoon
Bulletin
Musician
Fields
Declans
Rhinock
Newport
Barbary Bush
Idle Hour Farm Stable
Ch. c
North Star III
H. J. Thompson
St.Od Betelguese
Johnson
Idle Houble
Barveyre Staley
Mergler
Aia J. N. Camden
Valley Lot
Garner Barnes
Fair Vision
Garner Seiten E. Cebrian
Ross Village
Mooressesianse F. A. Wehle
Mission Peak
R' Rt McCoy F. J. Kelle Jr
Down Town
Williams W. Parrish
Seeenerene Engphienhin J Bddare
Barbar Bush
Beguese
Valley Light
Miranda
Track Gossip From Sullivan Stable Debuts New Cincinnati Ride
The Sullivan stable horses Phil's Sister Hyacinth Liberty and Income arrived from Lexington not racing at Churchill Downs. Everett Cina trains them while jockey Danny Connell plans to ride for Thomas Hayes in the Cincinnati Trophy on Per centage owned by J W Parrish.
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R. L. Sullivan
Phil
Hyacinth
Liberty
Income
Lexington
Churchill Downs
Everett Cina
Danny Connell Pantantow
Thomas P. Hayes
J. W. Parrish
True Fish Tale Catfish Records Edge In Ohio Waters
Anthony Brothers of the Ohio Humane Society and Edward Boehringer caught a 42 pound catfish in the Little Miami River at Shademore. The fish, said to be five years old, was described as the largest in this region. The pair waded near shore, cornered the fish in willows, and captured it by hand.
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Anthony Brothers
Ohio Humane Society
Edward Boehringer
Little Miami
Shademore
Mr. Brothers
Willows
Trainer Honors Connelly At Local Meeting
Trainer Jack Baker calls Connelly for the upcoming local meeting. Jockey Harry Stutts, under contract to Audley Farm Stable, has recovered enough to travel from Louisville within a few days.
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Jack Baker
Connelly
Harry Stutts
Audley Farm
Louisville
Derby Winner Black Gold to Return for Autumn Racing
Jockey J A Mooney remains in Louisville recovering from an ear ailment and will be out of action for a period. Black Gold, winner of the Golden Jubilee Kentucky Derby, was sent from Louisville to Coney Stand. Trainer Hanley Webb, visiting yesterday, expects Black Toney Useeit to be ready for autumn racing.
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J. A. Mooney
Louisville
Black Gold
Churchill Downs
Coney Stand Track
Hanley Webb
Starter William Snyder’s schooling list itemized
The record lists schooling contestants for William Snyder with entries Marcelline Nassau Swanee Ben H. Eager Contact What’s Out and Cerulean. Ten additional names were carried over from the Churchill Downs meeting.
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William Snyder
Marcelline
Nassau
Swanee
Ben H
Eager
Contact
Cerulean
Churchill Downs
Smacker Filly Applegate Recovers From Pneumonia
Colonel W. E. Applegate's two year old mare Smacker, winner of the Tijuana Futurity, is recovering from pneumonia contracted during shipment. She is heavily engaged in stakes in the region but may need a rest.
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Smacker
W. E. Applegate
Tijuana
Foals Arrive at Williams Ranch with Twin Sets at Blackwell
Seventeen foals reach R D Williams ranch in Blackwell Oklahoma including three sets of twins. Drastic is cited for two twin sets. A three year old Iron Cross Incitation filly has been sent to Douglas Park to be turned out for summer.
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R. D
Dick) Williams
Blackwell
Okla
Drastic
Remember
Iron Cross Ir
Douglas Park
Jockey McAlaney Leaves Churchill Downs for Canada
Jockey R McAlaney who rode at Churchill Downs for Theodore E Mueller sails to Canada to ride on the minor Canadian circuit. Carroll Reid fresh from winning the American Derby aboard The Picket arrives from Houstonville Ky with a yearling by Flittergold Loch Linnhe and a two year old in Howard Oots stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. McAlaney
Churchill Downs
Theodore E. Mueller
Canada
Carroll Reid
Houstonville
Flittergold
Loch Linnhe
Howard Oots
How They May Run in Today's Races
Plant selections list Ada Blackjack White Wings Dr A L Biggs for race one Twister Street Liz Massey race two Sam Mengel Ocean Current Saw Silk race three Oh Susanna Cherokee Sandhurst race four Hopeless Broadway Jones Bridesmaid race five Bubbling Over My Colonel The Engineer race six Colonel Gilmore Make Up Plus Ultra race seven Best Chance Ada Blackjack.
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Batonia
Ada Blackjack
White Wings
Dr. A. L. Biggs
Twister
Street Liz
Massey
Sam Mengel
Ocean Current
Saw Silk
Oh Susanna
Cherokee
Sandhurst
Hopeless
Broadway Jones
Bridesmaid
Bubbling Over
My Colonel
Engineer
Colonel Gilmore
Make Up
Plus
Ultra
Ruether Holds Yanks And Senators Triumph
Ruether limited the Yankees to eight hits as the Senators won the final game of the series 8 to 3. Joe Judge homered twice for Washington, boosting his season total to seven. Meusel hit a bases loaded triple for New York in the eighth, but Washington pulled ahead with strong offense and pitching.
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New York
Ruether
Yankees
Senators
Joe Judge
Washington
Muesel
Wash
Ab.h.o.a
N. York
McN
Wanger
S.harris
Dugan
Combs
Goslin
Rath
Lethold
Dip Wee Cccins
Judge
Dewe
Bluege
Meusel
Peck’p’h
Shanks
Ngo’gh
Pennock
Ruth
H. Johnson
Wanninger
Harris
Og Wanninger
Reebase Ee Goslin
Tolen
Gosline
Beall
H. A
Evans
Hildebrand
Connolly
Beatl
Bevan
H.J
Indians 11 Browns 10 thriller in St Louis
Cleveland edges St Louis 11 to 10 after a late winning run with two out. Burns hit for Spurgeon and L Sewell guest in ninth while Yowell piloted the win. Lamotte Jamieson Klugman errors and multiple bases highlighted the back and forth scoring.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
Dixon
Giard
L. Sewell
Spurgeon
Lamotte
Jamieson
Klugman
Rice
Sisler
Jacobson
Tobin
Burns
J. Sewell
Hendrick
Lee
Williams
McManus
Uhle
Wingard
Davis
Veerlder
Vangilder
Bush
Yowell
Joe Bush
S. Louis Ab.h.o
Cleve
S Robertson
Ego
Myatt
Wigand
Bennett
Athletics 12 R. Sox 2 in Boston May 4
The Ute Athletics crushed Boston 12 to 2 in the four game series finale. Harriss allowed five hits for Philadelphia while Dykes and Wambsganss handled second with fourteen chances. Notable shifts include Ezzell three bases, Welch a two base hit, and Galloway stealing twice as Philadelphia bats pounded Quinn and Zahniser.
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Boston
Pacemakers
Ute Athletics
Harriss
Red Sox
Wambsganss
Philadel
Bishop
Williams
Ezzell
Lamar
Ol Boone
Simmons
Poole
O/Connolly
Ialloway
Picinich
Banda
Salad
Carlyle
Welch
Boone
Galloway
Cochrane Poole
Philadelphia am _ ton
Byrriss
Zahniser
Fc oFarriss
Fuhr
Quinn
Dineen, Geisel and McGowan
Savage's Selections for Multiple Races
A list of jockey selections: Ada Blackjack Kub lai Khan White Wings in race one Frances Louise Patience Delca Light in race two Sam Mengel Helen Carter True Worth in race three Oh Susanna Cher okee J. G. Denny in race four Colonel Chicago in race five Seventh race Plus Ultra Make Up Colonel Gilmore with Best Chance Bubbling Over noted as top pick.
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Savage’s
Ada Blackjack
Kublai Khan
White Wings
Frances
Louise
Patience
Delca Light
Sam Mengel
Helen Carter
True Worth
Oh Susanna
J. G. Denny
Hopeless
Broadway Jones
Bridesmaid
My Colonel
Chicago
Ultra
Make Up
Colonel Gilmore
Willig's Selections Wings My Dream and Races
A historical betting note lists horse racing selections and entries. Second Race features Massey Banderole Sanguine with Carter Neat Girl. Fourth Race includes Sandhurst Cherokee Oh Susanad. Sixth Race highlights Bubbling Over Chicago The Engineer. Seventh Race has Makeup Col Gilmore Jupiter. Best Chance Hopeless noted.
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Willig
Ada Blackjack
White Wings
My Dream
Massey
Sam Mengel
Helen Carter
Neat Girl
Sandhurst
Cherokee
Oh Susanad
Hopeless
Broadway Jones
Bubbling Over
Chicago
the Engineer
Makeup
Col. Gilmore
Jupiter
Scores from several regional baseball leagues
In the Michigan Ontario League Flint lost to Saginaw 8 to 9. Kitchener defeated London 7 to 1. Bay City fell to Hamilton 2 to 7. In the Southern Association Chattanooga beat Atlanta 9 to 6. Memphis edged New Orleans 1 to 0. Mobile routed by Nashville 0 to 4. Birmingham won 8 to 4 over an opponent.
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Flint
Saginaw
Kitchener
London
Bay City
Hamilton
Southern Association
Chattanoo
Atlanta
Memphis
New Orleans
Little Rock
Mobile
Nashville
Birmingham
Aurora results first race purse $700 for maidens
Race results show winners, placements and times for the initial card at Aurora. Vacation Time led the first, with Lady Allen and Mary Conners also placing, followed by a list of also rans. The program continued with claiming races for three-year-olds and up, with Peggy O. and Monastery among top finishers, and details of times and scratched horses.
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Tg’ry
Lady Allen
K.hoagland
Mary Conners
Har’ton
Phyllis Gentry
V'lemot
Sherrill
Little Jennig
Sequez
Lavigne
Black Angel
Outlawed
Jad
Peggy O
L.simon
Monastery
W.dellow
Lavinia
F.merimee
Polychristy
Miss Virginia
Crestwood Boy
Clough Jordan
Armadee
Limestone
Good Morning
Royal Dick
False Alarm
Norfield
Runley
Lubeck
Shining Gold
Pocket Mouse
Anderson
Tulalip
Vuillemot
Glory
Boganowski
Mamie O’jane
Double T
Harry Maxim
Fort Churchill
Winnie Davis
Gold Grafton
Jove
Eest
L.neal
Annie Lyle
Fauste
L.montgomery
Ales
Ree
Wanil
Stevens
Booneville
Lew Pope
H.long
Goldmount
Roach
A.pickens
Little Alfred
Louarama
Little Thistle
Lady Inez
Chemeserie
Sera
C. J. Savage
Roissant
B. G
Nassovian
Egofol
Blue Plu
W. Covington
Wis
St. Wu Ra
St.Odds Coleone Shoes
Hdnees
Parkview Stable
Afris
Garner
Longe Aamps
Speed Saeuake
Longchamps
Louisville
Nesh Srlie
McVickar
Arris
Jack Hampton
Latonia Seventh Race Winner Dominates Claiming Field
High Prince led early, drew clear after turning for home to win the Latonia seventh race for four year olds and up. Bona Vera and Despard chased. Dispatch began slowly but finished strong. Mutuals paid 8.10 for straight, 7.90 for place, 6.60 for show.
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John Lowe
Sandalwood
V. Moore
Might
Main
Mikado
George B. Cox
Gal- Mping Shoes
Negofol
Blue Plum
Arris
Viau
Longchamps
Galloping Shoes
Jack Hampton
John T. Chawk
Harry Gray
High Prince
Fred Macante
Post Dispatch
Bona Vera
Despard
F. Musante
Br. H
Mont d’Or
Vermila
Wits
St.Odds High Prince
Ee Ee
FO Kussrois
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Giants Defeat Cards In Hard Fought Tilt
St Louis loses 11 to 10 to the New York Giants as Rogers Hornsby homers twice to reach 15 this season tying for the league lead. Lindstrom of the Giants and Cooney of the Cardinals suffer injuries that may sideline them days.
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ST. Louis
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Meusel
New York Yankees
Cardinals
Giants
Hornsby
Lindstrom
Cooney
Results of yesterday's games in the National and American Leagues
Cincinnati defeated Boston 7 to 6 in a close NL affair. Chicago outslugged Brooklyn 11 to 9 while Pittsburgh crushed Philadelphia 16 to 3 and New York edged St Louis 11 to 10. In the American League Minneapolis beat Milwaukee 9 to 3, Louisville triumphed over Columbus 8 to 4, and Washington routed York 38 to 12. Cleveland defeated St mis 11 to 10. Toledo topped Indianapolis 9 to 4 and Kansas City beat St Paul 7 to 4.
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R. H. E Minnealis
Milwaukee Horner
Higmilton and Wirts
Gearin Ders
Tuisville
R.H Columbus Torre
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Werre
Urbanai
Meyer
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Washington
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Cleveland Sad
Detroit
Philadelphia
York
Iton
Cleveland
St. Mis
American League
Boston
American Association
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Minneapolis
Kansas City
Americon Poloists Win
The American Army Polo team defeated the Scopwick team five goals to two in a six chukker match behind closed gates at Templeton while preparing for upcoming matches with the British Army.
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London
Scopwick
Templeton
French duo reach French Open doubles final
In St. Cloud on June 4 Mile. Suzanne Lenglen and Mlle. Viasto of France defeated English players Miss Harvey and Mrs. Ilquaham 6 1 6 3 to qualify for the women's doubles final at the French Open.
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ST. Cloud
France
Suzanne Lenglen
Mlle. Viasto
Miss Harvey
Ilquaham
Pirates 16 Q k ers 3 Totals
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh clash with 16 runs on 10 hits for Philadelphia and 3 runs on 8 hits for Pittsburgh. Cuyler homered and stole a base for Pittsburgh while Grantham and Wrightstone added three baserunners for Philadelphia in a high scoring game.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
O'Neal
Burns
Williams
Harper
Sand
Hawks
Smith
Bigbee
Traynor
Wrightstone
Cuyler
Grantham
Jay
Moore
Wright
Knight
Betts
Meadows
Endwos
O’neal
Vyirich
Ulrich
Moran and Wilson
Cubs 11 Dodgers in high scoring game at Chicago
Brooklyn 11 Chicago 11 runs, 18 hits and 4 errors cited. Notable: Taylor and Grimm homered for the Cubs, Brown Wheat Stock with three-base hits, Brooks and others with two-base hits. Kaufmann earned the win, Hubbell the loss, time 2 13. Umpires O Day Pfirman Sweeney.
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Sttean
Ib. T
Gesant
Johnston
Taylor
Maranville
Brooks
Brown
Wheat
Grimm
Loftus
Stock
Griffith
Freigau
Fournier
Jones
Rep
Adams
Brooklyn
Chicago
Ehrhardt
Hubbell
Kaufmann
Cereme Blake
Aufmann
Greene
Blake
Osborne
Green
Br’klyn
Ab.h.o
H.O
Ford
Ee Johnston
Mar’ville
Setaesy
Hartnett
C. Loftus
Weis
Kaufm'n
Tierney
Braves and Reds Playoff Tilt Voice Three Bells
Dolf Luque pitched for the locals as 1,475 fans watched the Braves and Reds in a close game. Cruz hit a two out drive in the seventh for the Reds and a slow outfield relay kept Hughie from scoring on a potential homer as Dressen fielded to Padgett ending the threat.
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Reds
Cruz
Hughie
Dressen
Padgett
Pinelli Stolen Reel Thwarted by Harris Late Robbery
In the sixth, an missed chance followed by extra opportunities. Pinelli advanced to third on a fielder’s choice as Niehaus appeared set to get a hit but Harris made a sharp running catch to retire him.
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Pinelli
Niehaus
Harris
Niehaus shines on debut with sharp fielding
Niehaus looked bang up at first and showed real ballplayer form. He played the bag perfectly and was twice robbed of triples by the dazzling fielding of Left Fielder Harris. Bill Rariden, the old Red catcher, came from Bedford with his wife to watch and celebrate his new daughter Wilma Lorine Rariden.
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Harris
Bill Rariden
Bedford
Bill
Wilma Lorine Rariden
Cincinnati
Reds to honor old team in Golden Jubilee June 12
Rariden and Dummy Hoy to be included in the list of old Reds for the Golden Jubilee celebration on June 12.
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Rariden
Dummy Hoy
Australian Davis Cup Players Sail for America to Face Canada
Gerald L. Patterson and J. B. Hawkes, the Australian Davis Cup team, left for the United States to contest elimination play in the American zone against Canada.
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Yoney
Gerald L. Patterson
J. B. Hawkes
Canada
America
Redlegs Triumph 7 6 In 11 Inning Rally Over Braves
The Cincinnati Reds beat the Boston Braves 7 to 6 in eleven innings in a marathon game. Roush and Pinelli starred with key hits as Donohue shutout the Braves in the final frame. Rixey started for Cincinnati and exited after a five run barrage by Boston.
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Pinelli
Donahue
Rixey
Bob Newhall
Redlegs
Boston Braves
Boston
A. E Bancroft
R. Smith
S. S Nets
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R. F Marriott
Burrus
Biarria
Padgett
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Cicsneeese
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Pween
Marquard
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Cincinnati
Critz
Dressen
Roush
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E. Smith
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Donohue
Walker
S. S
Niehaus
Ib Otters
Hargrave
Braggy
Bressler Serene
Zitzmann
Gibson Burrus
McCormick and
Klem
Amateur Association Leaders Meet Tonight
Edgar Friedlander chairman of the Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association calls a meeting of association directors and team managers at L. B. Harrison on West Seventh street at 8:30 this evening. Important organizational matters will be discussed and all managers are asked to attend.
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Edgar Friedlander
Greater Cincinnati
Walnut Billiard Parlor Opens on Fifth Street
The Walnut Billiard Parlor is now open at 511 Walnut Street, Fifth Street, second floor. It features 16 high grade Monarch cushion tables and a newly equipped billiard room throughout.
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Fifth Street
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