Latonia Race Card Summaries Include Winners and Payouts
The Latonia chart records mutuels and results across races with details on owners trainers and distances. Winners include J. C. Milam's ch c by McGee Peace in race four and EB. R. Bradley's Cunard-Bonic colt in the same card, plus handling for several horses like Bell Horse Sandhill Presumption and Sister Florence with payouts listed for straight, place and show bets.
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Sandhill
EB. R. Bradley
Ci. G
Cunard
Bonic
Cliff Hammon
Princess Callaway
Rolling Stone
Buckbern
J Hazees
Wanes
S. F
Florence
H. H
Belfast
Hak & Cba
Colonel_ Brown
L. Johnson & Co
Steeptejack
R. Colston
Esecrees
Feat
R Duster
Baker & Adair
Hannis
Mrs. L
Henry
Stueve & Co
B. Schreiber
Daniels Olesworth
Derby Day at Latonia Draws Busy Crowds and Big Wagers
Jockeys arrive from Baltimore and Chicago as Latonia meets race day with strong betting. Roy Estep and Joe Meadhey figure among arrivals while Bonfield and Sherman ship two head of horses. Wagers yield large payoffs, including Bob Daly's $1821.25 on a $23 ticket. Odds on top winners run long.
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H. R. Bonfield
Jacksonville
Fla
Baltimore
Theodore Cook
George Sherman
Bonfield
Hello Boys to Play Muldoons at Hippodrome Park
The Hello boys will play the famous Muldoons at Hippodrome Park Sunday June 9 at 3 p.m. A preliminary game starts at 1 p.m. Two great games for one admission. Marty, the Hello boys spitballer, faces Belly Rose in the other matchup.
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Hello Boys
Hippodrome Park
Marty
Latonia Race Entries Snapshot for Several Maiden and Selling Miles
The Latonia program lists first race for 2 year old maiden fillies at 4% furlongs with weights and entries such as Chicago Heights, Pink Beau, Bashful ten, Mimesis and Daisy Platt. Second race features two year olds at five furlongs with Palanquinae and Nash Cash among others. Third race is a selling for 4 year olds and up at 6 furlongs including Veneta Strome and Pluvious. Fourth race handicap for 3 year olds and up over 11 to 16 miles with Milton B and Mary Davis. Fifth race selling for 3 year olds and up at one mile and 70 yards listing Peeping Howdy Howdy Comm's Touch John Louis}
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Chicago Heights
Brightstone
Beulah
the Swan
Palanquinae
Nash Cash
Foundation
M'n
Veneta Strome
Pluvious
Ella Bryson
Merrick
Snap
Chenault
Leopold
Jack. Denman
Sylvestris
Chapultepec
Jack Right
King Olympian
Milton B
Mary Davis
John Kong
Howdy Howdy
John Louis
Merry Beau
the Royal P'ce
Hanly
Gen Cliff
Star O'Ryan
Labold
Colston
Effendi
Kin Cash
Tea Rose T Ambrose
Martha Allen
Toliver
Farrier
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Theresa
tHenpelm Buskin
tVenture
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Acton
Caugh Hillee
Penobecot
Judge Monck
Jacques Cartier
Blackford
Jenny Ged
Col. Holloway
Ewes
Altamaha
Herbert
Carrillon - Ri
Irma Cliftonian Wean
King Avondale
Isabell Casse Owen Signet Roce
Naughty Lad
Endymion
Cambon
Ie Seconke
Salian
Marines Win Rifle Meet Titles At Peking Contests
In Peking on June 5 American Marines captured first place in the 360, 400, and 500 yard target matches at the annual rifle contests with other legation guards.
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Peking
China
Legation
Classy Latonia Racecard Highlights Long Distance Cards
Secretary Ed Maginn presents a strong Latonia program with three races over a mile and a sixteenth. Notable runners include Cherryola in the handicap and Star O'Ryan in the sixth, with Merrick, Palanquin, Foundation, Nash Cash, and Leamence among contenders.
Marlboro Opens With Good Card At Maryland Track
Marlboro hosts a purse card at a mile and sixteenth with Henotic winning the feature, War ner Griswell second, Golden Castle third, and Garterman taking the steeplechase. Other races include selling events at five and six furlongs, with Lucille R and Mason among winners.
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Commercial Tribune
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Marlboro
Henotic
Warner Griswell
Golden Castle
Garterman
Lucien
District Attorney
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Goldcheck
Johnson
Crease
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T. B. Spears
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Gift
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Pickett
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Galinda
Skirvin
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Adelante
Fond
Flying Squirrel
Mason
Duke of Bridgewater
Pickens
Rubin Granda
Ural
Rinda
George Turner
Plate Glass Wins at Short Odds in Blue Bonnets Feature
Plate Glass at 1 to 12 won the mile feature at Blue Bonnets track in Montreal Canada ridden by Eddie Martin marking a second Blue Bonnets win for Plaudit-Eliza Belle’s son. Luckola won the Wilson Challenge Cup steeplechase over 2 1/2 miles at 10 to 1 as crowds enjoyed a lively betting card plus six races detailing winners and times.
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Boss
Schuttinger
Martin
Salvolatile
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Napa Nick
Turbine
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Kormak
Dunn
Canada
Dguckola
Pearce
Annum
Noe
Bia
Wickson
Beamish
Waterlook
Buckthorn
King Avondale
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Burns
Bragg
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Delightful
Mindora
Plainter
Richland
Scarlet Pimpernal
Ham bro defeats Hilton in British amateur golf championship
London reports that in the Westward Ho match H Hilton the champion was beaten in the fifth round by A V Ham bro with six up and four to play. The upset marks a major shift as Ham bro advances past the defending title holder.
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H. Hilton
Westward Ho Today
A. V. Hambro
Leaders Lose to Senators in Chicago Defense
In Chicago the Senators routed four Sox pitchers for ten hits and an 8 to 4 win. Collins and Morgan homered, Hughes shut down the Sox in key moments, while the Senators built an early lead and held on.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Senators
Sox
Hughes
Collins
Morgan
Cleveland Beats New York 7 to 0 in Standout Clash
Kahler shut down New York as Cleveland won 7 to 0. Quinn started for New York, was knocked out in the fourth, while Thompson allowed two hits in four innings. Stated box score shows Graney, Lajoie, Easterly, and Jackson contributing for Cleveland. Hartzell and Birmingham among NY’s bright spots. In Indianapolis, Kansas City fell 9 to 7 as Coulson homered for the lead, before the hosts pulled away late.
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Cleveland
New York
Kahler
Quinn
Thompson
Georgia
Ab.h.o.a.e
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Lajoie
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Evans
Westervelt
Indianapolis
Ind
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Coulson
Zeabel
Baker University
Barbeau
Detroit Beats Boston 8 to 6 in Baseball Tilt
Detroit wins over Boston 8 to 6 as Hall sparks a sixth inning rally with four walks and three hits. Wood relieves Hall, yields four runs as St. Louis hands Philadelphia a 12 to 1 loss. Miller twins sweep Louisville in a double header with sharp fielding and notable plays.
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Mich
Boston
Hall
Wood
Toledo Dominates Milwaukee in Easy Victory
Toledo defeated Milwaukee 3 to 0 in a straightforward game. Hovlik started, Noel relieved, Niles extended a streak with a safety in his 25th straight game. Siebold had two three-base hits and Chappelle, Schalk, Chapman, and Flick each stole bases as James earned the win.
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Hovlik
Noel
Niles
Hite
Doubie
Lewis
Jones
Schalk
Liebold
Ee Inchman
Hohnhorst
Land
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Hovak
A.E. Mil'kee
Ab.h.o.a.e
Lievold
Charles
Ai Pronkie
Randall
Hapman
OlJones
Burns
Capron
Flick
Chap' Lie
S Land
Hoviik
Mclintire
Mansfield Edges Portsmouth In Opener
Mansfield won the opening game at Mansfield Ohio against Portsmouth 4 to 3. E Cain suffered a broken arm and Beers was knocked unconscious as Umpire Pastorius was struck by a foul ball. The box score details and fielding notes follow with players listed for Mansfield and Portsmouth.
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Cain
Beers
Umpire
Commercial Tribune
Mansfield
Portsmouth
E. Cain
Pastorious
Newark Defeats Marion 6 to 2 on costly errors
Newark won 6 2 in Marion as costly errors favored the visitors. Hanley and Selbach pitched well with Selbach striking out six. Murray hit a home run, Williams a three base hit, Hite and Epler two bases, Whalen sac fly, and Jackley Beswick Nally Kendall stole bases. Bases on balls favored Selbach and Hanley, game time 1 38. Umpire En.
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Meloan
Altizer
Killifer
Lennox
Williams
Burke
Ferris
Delel’ty L
Beum Er
Allen
Gil Killiter
Rossman
Gill
Northrup
Burns
Louisville
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HOA
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Epler
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Beswick
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Weller
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Baschang
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Weoa
Lima
Loff Lithicum
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Val- Colene St. P. J
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Vallandingiam
Shelton
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Hoff'n
Nesser
Vallandingham
Can'ton
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Howard
Daubert
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Autrey
Munk
Baltimore
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Lex’on
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Jersey City
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Bruck
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Woode'k
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Joyce
Camnitz
Columbus
Ssise
Kelly
Hoffman
Goodman
Lewis
McCall
Tsanriess
pire—Pastorius
Canton Breaks Losing Streak in 7-2 Victory
Canton ends its winless spell by defeating Dayton 7 to 2. The game results and specific scoring details follow the reported score.
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Canton
Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Springfield wins second game of series at Zanesville
Springfield defeats Zanesville 6 to 4 in the second game as visitors use timely hits while local club musters only a few safeties in two innings. Two-base hits by Foley Wentz Bisland Keene. Crowder Gauliat Weidel hit three-base hits. Mowe sacrifice. Gray and Weidel both pitch. Attendance 250.
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John Hachmeister
Latonia
Commercial Tribune
Zanesville
Gray
Springfield
Foley
Wentz
Bisland
Keene
Crowder
Gauliat
Weidel
Mowe
Grogan
Clark
R.H.O.A
Zanes
O'Day
Reilley
Pendry
Gaullat
Roger
Deleha
Gilbert
Huston
McKee
Grand Rapids Defeats Wheeling 7 to 2 in June clash
Grand Rapids built on Bunchin hits and Wheeling errors to beat Wheeling 7 to 2 in a June game. Scoring sequence shows Wheeling with early runs and Grand Rapids answering with steady offense and errors. Batteries were Matteson Bemis Haley for Wheeling and Smith Holmes for Grand Rapids.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Gran Rapids
R. H. E. Wheeling
Grand Rapids
Matteson
Bemis
Haley
Smith and Holmes
Erie Defeats Fort Wayne in High-Scoring Game
Erie defeated Fort Wayne 11 to 5 in an early June baseball contest at Erie. Batters Sterzer Schang Stafford Loudell and Martin starred for the winning side while Fort Wayne managed a late surge but fell short.
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Fort Wayne
R. H. E. Pinng
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Schang
Stafford
Loudell
Martin
Akron 8 South Bend 0 scoreline shocks visitors
Akron Oho defeated South Bend 8 to 0 as Osborne puzzled the visitors on June 5. Batteries were Osborne and Fohl for Akron Madden and Tieman for South Bend Umpire Geisel.
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Osborne
South Bend
Fohl
Madden
Tieman
Geisel
Youngstown Defeats Terre Haute In High-Scoring Tilt
Youngstown beat Terre Haute 9 to 4 today as Wilhelm and Miller teamed on the mound and Kerwin Doyle Waring Hargrove matched on offense in a game at Youngstown. Umpire Fleming officiated as the two teams posted multiple runs and errors.
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Youngstown
Terre Haute
R.H. E
Frankfort Triumphs Over Winchester In Ten Innings
Frankfort defeated Richmond’s Winchester locals 14 to 13 in ten innings in Richmond Kentucky. Gust and Fisher hit home runs for Frankfort while Weitzel Cameron and Langfitt shared pitching duties. Rase batted for Meyers in the last inning as Frankfort rallied to erase a two-run deficit.
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Rase
Meyers
Cameron
Weltzel
Embry
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Seeback
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Munn
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Connick
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Jones
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Olson
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Giddle
C. O'Munn
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Gfrover
Rossesseee
Paris Beats Maysville In 12 Inning Tilt 4 3
In Paris Kentucky on June 5 Paiie won a 12 inning game from Maysville with a 4 to 3 final. The box shows Dunlop and Hauser with two-base hits Harrell a three-base hit and several players stealing bases. Hauser struck out six times and Beer eight as Hauser pitched. The game featured multiple double plays and was officiated by umpire Kane.
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Ol Weinters
Redman
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Scott
Harte
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Mannsfield
Portsmouth
E. Cain
Conwell
Harter
Truby
Commercial Tribune
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Paiie
Maysville
Dunlop
Hauser
Harrell
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Delehant
Carmony
Comingore
Grover
Balle
Beer
Kuhlman
Dunlap
Woodruff
Williams
Minysville
Kane
Winchester and Lexington Split Doubleheader in Kentucky
In Winchester Kentucky on June 5 Winchester and Lexington split a double header with Lexington winning the first game 7 to 3 and Winchester taking the second 5 to 3. In Columbus Ohio seven pitchers split a double header as McQuillan won the game for St. Paul and Davis appeared for Columbus. In Lima Ohio Kanz pitched as Lima East defeated Chillicothe 9 to 3 with Nesser’s hitting highlighting the contest.
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Winchester
Commercial Tribune
Winchester Andington
Columbus
McQuillan
St. Paul
Bruck
Roy Golden
Davis
Lima
June
Kanz
Lima East
Chillicothe
Nesser
Fragmentary Baseball Box Score Notes From Unclear Game
Incomplete lines show players Haten Eddington Edd Harris and Blub with a home run and sacrifice hits by Woodcock Lake and Earl Harris. Stolen base by Friedley and hits by Ellis. Pitching details grid shows multiple innings with Camnitz and Eddington. Umpire Kelly and brief fielding events noted.
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Rosenfield
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Seeapeee
American Jockey Wins Big Derby at Epsom Downs
Johnny Reiff rode Tagalie to victory by four lengths for W Raphael Jr while August Belmont’s Tracery debuts with a win. The American crowd at Tottenham echoed mixed results as Duryea’s Sweeper II. finished seventh. Newsroom buzz centered on patrons including J P Morgan and Richard Croker watching the race amid royal presence.
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Danny Maker
Epsom Downs
United States
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W. Raphael
Tagalie
Belmont
Tracery
Sweeper IM
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Orby
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Mrs. Bowman
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Tattersall’s
Tim Sullivan
Mike Padden
Tottenham Station
Jockey Club
Local boxers to meet here at New Lyceum show
The New Lyceum theater hosts a boxing card next Monday night headlined by local welterweight Kid Ashe versus Billy Griffith of the city. Griffith, with recent East wins over Robison Young Kline Van Horne and a ten round draw with Dillon, seeks to prove his form here. Semi windup features Billy Teirney and Abe Attell in a heated clash as Attell pushes for a title shot with a win.
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Joe Young
Joe Kline
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Pittsburg
Dillon
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Dick Gilbert
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Oak
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Clifton Club
Newport
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Louisville
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St. Louis
Attell
Teirney
Louis Most
Tierney
Avondale Triumphs Over Brighton Behind Geary's 19 K's
Avondale 13 Brighton 6. FP Geary struck out 19 Brighton batters and earned the win. Two-base hits by Tarvin Hasler Wege D Geary Thomas Boller. Three-base hits by E Geary Grouse Ingersoll Hermes. Alberts allowed 5 strikeouts and Conway 1. Bases on balls Geary 3 Alberts 3. Time 2 10. Umpire R Fiamm.
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Collegiate wrestling scores show tight early meet results
At Cambridge Harvard and Williams both posted six points while New Haven Yale also had six. Dartmouth managed five as West Point Colgate led with eleven matches, Cadets seven, highlighting a close start to the season.
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