Thoroughbred racing at Douglas Park meets fierce two year old colts
At Douglas Park Kentucky on June tenth two year olds contest thir race with Gelling wagering $600 added. Eustace wins with strong drive, Marta Mac second, Hyki third. Later races see Afterglow, Danberry and Mind a feature afterglow winning easily. Phyllis Antoinette and Danberry place. Swannanoa sets track pace in fourth with a late rush to beat Casey Jones and Round the World.
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Marta Mac
Hyki
Sart Fa'r
George J. Long
Sempronious
Sir Hu
Boenla
P. Coyne
Candy Box
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Mutuer
Phyllis Antoinette
Danberry
J. W. Schorr
Ben Brush
Casey Jones
Sebage
Little Father
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Celesta
Anna Patricia
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Latonia Derby Traction Builds as Jockeys Prepare
Great Britain, probable Latonia Derby favorite, to debut this season in a mile and a sixteenth handicap. Jockey Johnny Loftus remains sick, threatening to miss the meeting. Gowell appears ready for the Latonia Derby if track is muddy, with Gowell favored in routing ground. Loftus to ride Hawthorn, Musgrave to ride Foundation, Gross on Ten Point, Goose on Donerail, Borel on Great Britain.
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Great Britain
Johnny Walters
Jack Weaver
Gowell
Loftus
Hawthorn
Phil Musgrave
Foundation
Gross
Ten Point
Goose
Donerail
Borel
Six races at Oakleigh track with detailed results
First race Bryndor led from Firbal and Speaker Clark with time 1 154.5. Second race Ta Nun Da won as Cliff stream outpaced The Bump in 1 42 2-5. Third race Flex narrowly beat Emily Lee over 7 furlongs in 1 28 1-6. Fourth race Cannock took 6 furlongs in 1 02 4-6 with Grazelle second. Fifth race Jack Dennerlin won the 2 1⁄2 mile steeplechase in 5 21 5. Sixth Jacquelina won seven furlongs in 1 28 3-5 with Hassan second. COEUR D'ALENE slate notes Isom, Russella, Swagerlater among next entries with times listed.
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Rowley
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Turner
Speaker Clark
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Oakland Lad
Fuchsia
Revenal
Kayderosis
Momota
Belle Chilton
Dustpan
Ta Nun da
Montour
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Wilson
Connolly
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Burnt Candle
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Corey
R- H. Gray
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Tom Sayers
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Black River
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Edith Snegran
Cannock
Snider
Grazelle
Jezail
Clement
Martin Casca
Jack Dennerlin
Pearce
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Deronde
Hassan
Robinson
Ralph Lieyd
Mamae
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Golden Treasure
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the Gardner
Cheer Up
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McCreary
Oakley
Sweet Owen Tan
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Merry Lad
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Coeur D’alene
Horse Racing Result Summary From Late Race Card
Race by race results list weights, odds, and outcomes for six events. Velie Forty Prince Conrad and Wiltrude place in the selling as Del llvery and Johnstown sbat, with times of 1:01 3-5 and 1:29 respectively. Main finishers include Orba Smile Short Cut Chorney Brown and Paw Bing in respective races with betting odds and finish order noted.
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Abel King
Meada
Cavina
Dorian Prince
Tony Koch
Special
Dellvery
Johnstown
Velie
Burlingame
Prince Conrad
Cavanaugh
Wiltrude
Hill
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Tim Judge
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Galene Gale
Roseworth
Luke Vanzandt
Lefty Gil Secures Another Victory for Terre Haute Team
Terre Haute defeated Grand Rapids 6 to 3 as Lefty Gil pitched steadily until the ninth inning when two runs scored for the visitors. Gilbert and Parker starred for the home team with Riley and McGraw catching. Umpires Kelly and Doherty.
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Gil
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Rand Rapids
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R. H. E. Terre Haute
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Rivers May Give Up Date With Ritchie
June 5 report says the July 4 twenty round bout between Lightweight Champion Ritchie and Joe Rivers may be canceled if concessions fail. Weight disagreement 133 pounds ringside versus 134 pounds at 9 am prompts managers to seek substitutes from Ad Wolgast Freddie Welsh or Leach Cross.
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Ritchie
Joe Rivers
Rivers
Ad Wolgast
Freddie Welsh
Leach Cross
Angeles Boy
Penn Point Winners Honor Murphy Pallbearers
The University of Pennsylvania Athletic Association moved to bury coach Mike Murphy on Monday. His body lies in state at Weightman Hall from Sunday noon to 9 pm. The varsity track team elected five point-winners as active pallbearers and named many prominent college men as honorary bearers. Plans for a memorial gate at Franklin Field were discussed.
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University of Pennsylvania Athletic Association
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Weightman Hall
University
Murphy
Franklin Field
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Johnson Leaves for West Baden on Honeymoon
Charles Johnson third baseman for Norwood left Wednesday noon for West Baden Indiana on his honeymoon trip. He will be out several weeks and will keep in good condition by playing with the Sprudells.
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Norwood
West Baden
Ind
Sprudells
National Commission Finds Hohnhorst Deal Valid Disputed
The National Commission reviews the Montgomery Club appeal over Mayer Hohnhorst. It upholds the Toledo Club deal into 750 dollars, says Montgomery contract terms were unsettled but transfer valid. Hohnhorst to receive 300 dollars monthly from Toledo April 15 to May 9, then report to Montgomery for duty. June 5, 1913.
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National Board
Hohnhorst
Montupesery Aed Bo
Toledo
American Association
Mayer Hohnhorst
Hartsel
Dobbs
Disputed Hohnhorst Case Sees Salary Shield
The commission ruled the player justified in relying on Hartsel’s unconfirmed assurance amid a Toledo Montgomery dispute over a deal. Hartsel cited Dobbs’ information, which Dobbs denied, yet the commission held the player protected for idle time and salary integrity under the deal ambiguity.
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Montgomery
Hohnhorst
Hartsel
Dobbs
Debbs
Princeton Theologian Sets All Round Record in Meet
F C Thompson of Princeton Theological Seminary broke the all round world record with 7 499 points in ten events at Princeton. J H Simons finished second with 5 266 points as Thompson improved in all events after a slow start, notably in the high hurdles where he ran 0 16 flat.
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N. J
F. C. Thompson
Princeton Theological Seminary
Martin Sheridan
New York
James Thorpe
Thorpe
Celtic Park
Amateur Athletic Union
J. H. Simons
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Simons
Nelson sues Ridgeway Construction for $10000 damage
Battling Nelson files a $10,000 damage suit against Ridgeway Construction Company operator of the Revere Nautical Gardens after he was ejected for alleged intoxication. It later emerged he never drank, and the complaint was amended. Nelson and his wife Fay King are on a honeymoon trip.
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Battling Nelson
Ridgeway Construction Company
Revere Nau
Tical Gardens
Nelson
Fay .King
Vermont
Eccentric Feather Bets on Hidden Tricks in Match
The exchange features McGovern and manager Tony Ortel with Mara grinning as Benny is urged to accept unfamiliar tricks. Mara vows a library of unseen plays that will trouble McGovern as in their first encounter.
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Tony Ortel
Benny
Mara
Ball Player Heads Creelys Fight Camp
Johnny Creely names baseball star Zeke Ruppins as chief adviser for his camp ahead of the June 9 ten round bout with Kid Leders at Reichrath's Park. Leders travels to New Trenton, Indiana to finish training as he aims to beat Creely and seeks the country air for prep.
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Kid Leders
Broadway A. C
Reichrath's Park
Reseed Barer
Zeke Ruppins
Creely
Leders
New Trenton
Ind
Shoe-string trade tied Hopper to a dog in early baseball lore
In St Louis a tale says pitcher Hopper, a New England League right-hander with two no hitters, was once traded for a dog. Bresnahan sought Hopper after 1911, then offered him to Dick Kinsella. They settled on the dog as the price, a quirky bit of baseball lore from the era.
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Hopper
New England
Cardinals
Robison
Roger Bresnahan
Tennessee
Bresnahan
Dick Kin
Sella
Cardinal
New York Giants
Springfield
Roger
A Freak Partner for Benny McGovern in Training
Benny McGovern plans a June 18 bout with Knockout Mars and will bring a freak sparring partner to his camp. The lightweight Jack Hendrix, found in a St. Louis gym, fights with Mars-like stance and tactics to study and counter Mars’s mystifying moves.
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Benny McGovern
Mars
Curio
Jack Hendrix
Sn Ag
Benny
St. Louis
McGovern
Motorcyclist Killed at Motordrome Speedway
Edward Holley Eck of Flint, Michigan, died in Detroit at the Motordrome Speedway while practicing for a race. He lost control at full speed, hit the guard rail, and was crushed beneath the motorcycle as he fell to the track bottom.
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Edward Holleyeck
Flint
Mich
Motordrome
Lefty Jamey Visits Youngstown Before Pathfinders Game
James All O. K. Lefty Jamey, a clever young pitcher from the Wiedemann team, visited Youngstown to see Bonesetter Reece. The doctor reports his arm in good condition and he is set to appear in the Pathfinders lineup Sunday against the Cincinnati Stars after previously injuring his arm with the Brewer Club.
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Jamey
Wiedemann
Youngetown
Bonesetter Reece
Pathfinders
Cincinnati Stars
James
Ther Brewer Club
Chris Von Der Ahe Claimed by Death
Chris Von der Ahe former manager of the St. Louis Browns who won pennants in 1885 1888 died at his home in St Louis at 61 after two months of illness from cirrhosis and dropsy Born in Germany he came to America in 1870 He helped form the St Louis Baseball Association and built the Browns into pennant winners before later years of decline with creditors and a dwindling fortune.
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Jame
Chris von der Ahe
St. Louis Browns
von der Ahe
Germany
St. Louis Baseball Association
Old American Associa
Tion von der Ahe
Browns
Sportsman's Park
M Quinn Wins for American Association in Indianapolis
Columbus defeated Indianapolis 3 to 3 as missed chances and baserunning miscues hurt the home club. Key plays included an error an infield hit and a single in the sixth inning and a bases loaded situation in the first. Shelton and Crandall led Columbus with timely hits while Davis worked four and one third innings for Columbus and Harrington faced the final outs.
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Aea
Webans Gous
Shelton
Beng
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Crandall
Reilly
Davis
Tipple
Millan
Mee
ScQuilisni
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Minneapolis Beats Kansas City 6 to 4 In Veigh Inning
Vaughn hurled effectively in the later innings as Minneapolis rallied for six runs on five hits two walks and a seventh inning surge to beat Kansas City 6 to 4. Owens batted for Young in the seventh with two base hits among several notables. Orff and Young pitched seven innings for Minneapolis while Burns and Patterson worked in relief.
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St Paul Climbs to First Division With Milwaukee Win
St Paul beat Milwaukee 10 to 7 to move into the first division behind a tense game in which pitcher Cutting was knocked unconscious by a line drive but returned to finish. Slapnicka relieved Clark in the seventh, with Hayes Autrey Hinchman and Riggert among the key hitters. Umpires Connoly and Johnstone called the game after nine innings.
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Tough for George as Louisville slips past Toledo
In Toledo on June 5 Louisville edged Toledo 4 to 2 after a handful of scratches and a tumbling play that allowed the visitors to pull ahead in the fifth. George pitched well but benefited from breaks and a late tally by Gardner to seal the win.
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Louisvius
George P
Gardner
Chillicothe Skaters Edge Portsmouth In Close Contest
Chillicothe won 3 to 2 as Grandie held Portsmouth to three hits. The line score shows Chillicothe 2 runs first, 1 in the seventh. Portsmouth 0 in first, 0 in second, 0 in third, 0 in fourth, 0 in fifth, 0 in sixth, 0 in seventh, 0 in eighth. Batteriesale and Talbot pitched for Chillicothe. Donalds and Weinberg behind Portsmouth.
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Mayville Limited by Carts Pitcher in Charleston Game
In Charleston Mayville managed only two hits as Carta shut down the offense. The contest featured four strikeouts and a strong defensive effort, with Carta and teammates keeping Mayville off the bases throughout.
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Charleston
Mayeville
Rea
Tronton and Hamilton Rally in Six Run Game
In a June clash at Long Field Tronton connected for runs while Hamilton batted Kearns hard and won 6 to 3. The West Field match saw evaluative play and a 60,000 attendance noted in the score record.
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Kearns
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Lexington Doubleheader Highlights Pitching as Feature
In Lexington the doubleheader showcased solid pitching with both games decided by strong staff performances. First game batteries Black and Dawson opposed by Lavender and mean, while the second game saw Mamaitz and Redman behind Camnitz and Danforth as the Tigers held firm against their rivals.
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Yale and Harvard Freshmen Two Miles Training Row
Yale crews practiced on the river at the Navy Yard and on the river for two miles. The varsity and second four defeated the freshmen in a half mile race with a decisive margin. Both boats showed improvement in form during Marvard training.
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Erie Triumphs Over Wheeling In Third Straight Victory
Erie, Pa June 6 Erie completed a third straight win against Wheeling. Burden allowed more hits than Buster but kept them scattered as the game ended with a 6 to 2 score. Batteries Burden and Ryan chased by Busher and Schang. Umpire Ager.
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Burden
R. H. Beling
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Busher
Schang
Ager
Steubenville Keeps Streak Alive at Zanesville
Steubenville won their third straight game at Zanesville in a puzzling matchup. The score shows Steubenville 10 and Zanesville 2 with Eaton, Splash, Noble, Jones, and T. contributing, umpired by Newhouse and Longley.
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Bo. E. Steubenville
Zanesville
Ahsaana and Watson
Akron star Havel leads narrow Akron win in Columbus game
Havel of Akron starred in a 2 to 1 Columbus victory. He went 5 for 5 with five hits, five at bats, and nine chances at second without an error. Akron scored in the rounds listed. Doak Glenn Rhode and Friend handled batteries with Ebner umpiring.
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Canton Beats Youngstown In Eleven Inning Setback
In Youngstown on June 5, Canton rallied in the eleventh inning after Watkins' support failed. Two scratch hits and misplays by Youngstown produced the decisive runs as Canton won 6 to 5. Umpire Thomas presided as pitchers Watkins and Miller faced Clark.
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Springfield Beats Dayton On Final Inning Bunching
In Dayton on June 6 Springfield pulled ahead with a late rally to win the game. Theeta H and Springfield combined for key hits in the final inning as Dayton failed to score in the last frame. Batteries included Weitzel Snyder, Compton and Armstrong.
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Springfield
Weitzel and Snyder
Compton Andrmstrong
Browns Bump Em In Federal League Play
In Chicago Smoky City defeated Bert Kole with a 4 to 0 score. O Brien faltered early as seven runners reached base before settling down, helping Browns secure a decisive win in a standout contest at the grounds.
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Commercial Tribune
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Smoky City
Bert Kole
A Browne
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Kids Rally In Cleveland Encounters Indians Loss
A special dispatch from Cleveland reports a late rally by the visiting Youngsters as Bartley and teammates drive in runs early while the Indians struggle to respond. The visitors push ahead with timely hits including doubles and a triple before Cleveland ties late, but the Youngsters finish strong to claim a comeback victory. Batter ies Slair Katz Massing Bartley Cooper are listed with the box score details.
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Both Battles Even Says Referee In Elmwood Card
Mike Young Alexander and the Cuban Wonder fought fifteen rounds to a 4 draw at the Valley Athletic Club in Elmwood. Referee Gillespie ruled the bout even with the Cuban shading. Bud White and Chester Meyers also drew after ten rounds in a well attended program.
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Daredevils to Open Here on June 18
Chicago will tackle Cincinnati in the opening of professional motorcycle racing here on June 18 according to an announcement by Manager Salen. The Lagoon course will be ready by then and the death defying sport will be on for fair.
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Cincinnati
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Barron Named Harvard Track Captain for Next Year
Cambridge Mass June 5 W A Barron Jr of Newburyport Mass was elected captain of next year's Harvard track team Barron has been prominent as a sprinter and captained his class team during his freshman year
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Mass
W. A. Barron, Jr
Newburyport
Harvard
Barron
Handball Final Set At Cincinnati Gymnasium
The championship handball final at the Cincinnati Gymnasium features Charles Inot against J Samuelman tonight. Both players have shown strong form and a closely contested match is anticipated.
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Cincinnati Gymnasium
Charles Inot
J. Seimuelman
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