Fonsoluca Wins Handicap in Driving Finish at Latonia
Fonsoluca from Joe Pugh stable won the Cincinnati Hotel Spring Handicap at Latonia in a tight drive over Sinner Simon and Boaster. Silk Cord led early but tired. Reed rode poorly on Last Knight as misfires and heavy track hindered several favorites. Big crowd attended as favorites claimed half the card.
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Fonsoluca
Joe Pugh
Latonia
Simon
Booster
St. Hera
Silk Cord
Sinner Simon
Boaster
Jerry O'Connor
Pugh
Rome Respess
Last Knight
Special Tax
Aflgar
Jake Greenburg
Prince Light
John Coulter
Scully
Golf Bell
Golden Iight
Kilmorie
Mintleaf
Avoid
Prespett
Belle Mahone
Diamond
Rubies
Ind
Toweeseseene
D. A. Honig
J. Oc'n’r
K. H’ Ghee & Co
D'ds
Timms
Tee Nenee Joplin
Ravenareast
Terester Owne
Gilmore
Vogue
T. Knight
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Tithonus
Touch
Mint Leaf
S.r
Q’connor
Bonner
Ane Weweeee
Romanett
Sailor’s Dream
Conley
Persersenees
Savable Horses Dominate Harlem Handicap Tale
Jockey Charley Gray rides Savable to victory as McChesney wins Harlem Handicap. Commentators note Mud track favors Wood horses and praise Savable as racing’s finest machine. Hartman heads to Detroit to start for the Jockey Club meet as Gorman & Bauer face suit from A. A. Tripp over claimed horses.
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Jake Holtman
McChesney
Harlem
Charley Gray
Jake
Chicago
Chairlie Gray
Austria
Betn
Drake
Smathers
Thomas
Hartman
Detroit
Jockey Club
Grossente
Baseball gossip and impending American Derby near terms
The column notes changes and betting talk as teams brace for fall action. It references the Giants slump, Reds confusion after Jake Beckley, and ongoing chatter about Gans and Britt amid rainy conditions and scattered defeats.
Analysis of baseball and sport notes in scattered remarks
The fragment discusses Bob F. B. F. being a long shot, Kelley and Brugh’s team choices, Chief Zimmer trading options, George Maggon’s batting, Sam Harris and Terry in a meal-ticket dispute, and Latonia steeplechases with rider injuries and judges’ explanations.
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Will
Sam
Sam Harris
Terry
Goats and Coaches Hit The Track In Mixed Event
The text describes jockeys and horses in a lively horse race scene. Jerry O Connor delivers a splendid ride on Fonsoluca to even things for Chief Pugh, while Kimorié would have placed second in another race. O Connor also pushes Bonner, keeping Sinner Simon in contention down the stretch.
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Jerry O'Connor
Chief Pugh
Fonsoluca
Kimorié
O'Connor
Bonner
Sinner
Simon
Gorman
Broomstick Romps Home to Break Track Record
Captain Brown's Broomstick, with Odor aboard, won the Great American Stakes at Gravesend in 1:00 for five furlongs, smashing the race record. Stalwart finished second by two lengths, Tim Sullivan third, as Irish Lad dominated the Broadway Stakes later in the card.
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Brown
Broomstick
Odor
Gravesend Ftoday
Ben
Captain Brown
Whitney
Odom
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Brooklyn
Ficcariine
Matee
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Found wins Club Members' Handicap at Fair Grounds
Erratic Eight-year-old Found ridden by L Olson won the mile and a quarter Club Members' Handicap at the Fair Grounds in St. Louis. Little Scout, the favorite, finished second two lengths back after a slow break and post issues. Track was listed as good.
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Bill Knight
St. Louis
Ed Callahan
Sue W
Easy
Callahan
Tufts
Northwind
Trimm
Found
Johnny Huffman
Buckmaster
L. Olson
Fair Grounds
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Morse
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Royal Athlete
Katie Gibson
Regent
Woodbine Races Close With Crowds See Horses Depart
Great crowds attend the final day at Woodbine as most horses prepare to ship to Detroit. In the feature first race over six furlongs Fortunas wins with Ace Salve second and Plum Tert third in 1 17. Blue Darter featured in the five furlong second race.
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Toronto
Woodbine
Detroit
Fortunas
Ace Salve
Plum Tert
Blue Darter
Evening Turf Races Highlight Close Finishes
Spring second Sky Blue third in the one mile race won by Fanny Biases with Butter Scotch second and Crestfallen third in 1 46. Mer riment captured the one and one eighth mile event with Dubois second and Scottie third in 1 57. Wool fatherer won the two and a half mile steeplechase with Imperialist second and Highie third in 5 48. Advocator took the one mile race with Magnetic second and Hardcuff third in 1 45. Benchart won the six furlong event with era second and Lamontagne third in time 117.
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Magnetic
Hardcuff
Benchart
Era
Lamontagne
Princeton Defeats Yale in Heavy Hitting Tilt
Princeton beat Yale 14 to 6 as five successive hits in the fifth inning produced four runs. Yale's fielding was strong but lacked execution, while Princeton capitalized on costly Yale errors.
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Princeton
N. J
Yale
Barens
Reid
Patton
Bowman
Winslow
Saturday League Games Postponed by Rain
All Saturday League games scheduled for yesterday were postponed due to rain.
Milwaukee Athletic Club Wins Central Association Championship
In Detroit at the Detroit Athletic Club grounds on June 6 the Milwaukee Athletic Club won the Central Association of Amateur Athletics title edging Detroit 54 to 52 with Chicago YMCA 28. Schule starred for Milwaukee with three firsts and two seconds totaling 21 points despite rain and a delayed eight-event program.
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Detroit
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Central Association of Amateur Athletics
Detroit Athletic Club
Chicago Y.M. C. A
Schule
Carrick Deals and Swaps Stir Fast Company Baseball Tug
The Brogal t eam discusses Carrick amid union and management tensions as Strobel seeks to exit a contract. Carrick weighs options among three top teams in the league including offers from Philadelphia and Brooklyn with a possible move to Cincinnati in play.
Elberfeld to Seek Court Action Over Detroit Club Row
Detro it controversy deepens as Elberfeld announces intent to sue over alleged game throwing and disobeying orders. He has consulted a lawyer and plans court action after returning to Tennessee. Johnson and Comiskey discussed trades and rumors of Geiberlis to St Louis amid strained Detroit Saint Louis relations.
Umpire Holliday Decision Sparks Princeton Yale Protest
New York June 6 There will be a protest by Princeton over umpire Holliday s ruling in a Princeton Yale baseball game The dispute centers on a batsman declared out of order by Holliday and the proper batsman Wells whose turn at bat should have followed in the fifth inning rather than the sixth The matter has been referred to President Pulliam for construction of the rule and the protest action is pending decision.
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Phate
Aldo
Carrick
St Sernes
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Strobel
Picaevers
Er Fe
Sevasey
Tna
Philadelphia
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Yale
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Onsee
Terre Haute Loses as Local Bats Rally in Grand Rapids
Local club from Terre Haute committed errors and light stick work led to defeat in a game where Grand Rapids pulled ahead early and held on. Grand Rapids won 4 to 0 with Farrel and O'Neill on the mound for the visitors and Mason and Arthur providing support for the home club.
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There Haute
Ini
Berchier
Terre Hauté
Grand Rapids
Mich
Suna
Ft. Wayne
Farrel
O’neill
Mason
Arthur
Effort Falls in Wfield Match With De Witter Not Ron
A garbled report notes an effort fall during a Wfield match with De Witter present but not identified as Ron. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Cregan Trial Hinges as Phillies Face Washington Today
Outfielder Still awaits a trial decision as the Phillies prepare to meet the Washington club today. Yesterday's results show New York and St. Louis with decisive showings, while other scores included a 7 to 1 line in an unclarified contest.
Cincinnati Club fails to land infielder as deal falls through
President Herrmann received a telegram from President Johnson confirming the player will stay with the American League. The Cincinnati Club raised its offer to 4000 but the deal collapsed. If secured, the outfielder would move Corcoran to second. Cregan to left field. The team plans to strengthen soon while Beckley and Kelley adjust positions. Hahn and Bergen to start behind the plate as the Reds aim to avoid disappointing excursionists.
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Cincinnati
Herrmann
Johnson
Chicinnati Club
Tom Corcoran
Kelley
Beckley
Pete Cregan
Cregan
Boston
Kel
Unclear Baseball PlaybyPlay Fragments from New York Cleveland Game
Fragmented box score text shows first base on error for Cleveland and runs, with bases on balls by Bernhard and strikeouts by Taine and Bernhard. Mentions players Hickman Gochnauer Ganzel Simei and Vanpire O Lougnisn. lacks complete names or context.
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Cleveland
Secess
Eurrore
Laton
Bernhard
Taanehin
Att
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Lajote
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Philadelphia 3 Detroit 2 in tight finish
Philadelphia edges Detroit 3 to 2 as a lucky rally with a single a sacrifice and a long fly seals the win. Detroit outhits but stranded runners while Kitson and Plank split the pitching duties.
Washington 10 St. Louis 0 shuts out mud game
Washington defeated St. Louis 10 to 0 in a mud battle to break its losing streak. Attendance 1,077. Key bats included Delehanty Selbach Coughlin and Friel for Washington while Lee started the win and Reidy relieved pitching for St. Louis with several errors and timely hits shaping the final score.
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St. Louis
Wash
GeeRee St. L. Selbach
Burkett
E Moran
M’c
Robinson
Padden
Sugden
Clarke
Lee
Reidy
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Friel
Anderson
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Sheridan
Boston Defeats Chicago 10 to 2 in Third Straight Win
Boston wins a one sided game over Chicago 10 to 2 before 10 258 in attendance. Collins Ferris Dineen lead with multiple hits as Boston racks up two base hits and steals. Flaherty and Dineen combine on mound to secure the win with Connolly presiding as umpire.
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Chicago
Steremea
Collins
Ferris
Dineen
Daly
Parent
Criger
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Latonia Spring Meeting Dominated by Heavy Track Plays
At Latonia the sixth racing card sees a cloudy day with a heavy track as six races unfold. Notable performances include Winner by Himyap Adega in race one with Special Tax close behind, Gold Bell dominating race two, and Fonsoluca taking race three with a strong drive.
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Latonia
C. F. Price
Richard. Dwyer
J. O'Connor
Jake Greenberg
Reed
Joan Coulter
Leota
Prince Light
Gilmore
Cc. B. Se
Ethel Davis
Fletcher
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Schober
D. Knight
W. J. Young
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Brooklyn Beats St. Louis 4 to 1 in Rough Game
Brooklyn defeats St. Louis 4 1 as Jonés von them's delivery falters. Attendance near 3 000. Sheckard homers, Farrell and Hackett contribute. pitching by McFarland vs Jones. Two-base hit by Sheckard and key double plays cited.
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Farrell
Hackett
Doyle
Jordan
Donovan
Smoot
Dobbs
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Milwaukee Triumphs Over Louisville In Uneven Tilt
Milwaukee won 8 to 7 in Louisville in a late scoring surge aided by timely hits and Louisville errors. Coons and Elliott exited early. Childs delivered a key shutdown. Attendance about 2,000 with Odwell and Clymer delivering extra-base hits and a home run.
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Elliott
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Meredith
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Chicago Drop Narrow Defeat in Rocky Defensive Game
The Chicago locals fielded brilliantly but could not time their hits against Taylor. McGraw was ordered off the field and McGann ejected for disputing the umpire’s decisions as 15,500 attended. Chicago tallied four runs to New York’s seven with key moments including Chance and Babb doubling, Harley stealing bases, and Weimer and Taylor pitching.
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McGraw
McGann
Weimer
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Babb
Harley
Tinker
Mertes
Balis
Lowe
Emelie
St Paul Defeats Columbus 10-0 In Pitched Blowout
St Paul blanked Columbus 10 to 0 as Bailey started for Columbus but Crabill relieved after four St Paul runs in the second. Attendance 2,088. Turners Geier Thoney Ja Wheeler Huggins stole bases. Crabill hurled a three base hit and a six run inning highlighted the game.
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St. Paul
Bailey
Crabill
St. Paul ii
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Geier
Thoney
Ja Wheeler
Huggins
Stewart
Kelley
Raymer
Colum
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Gleason
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ajShannon
Bridwell
Jackson
Schaffer
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Pittsburg Shutout Streak Deepens as Rain Halts Game
Pittsburg extends its shutout streak to five with a 9 to 4 loss to Boston before 7 871 in attendance. Key players include Carney and Wagge with two hit efforts, while rain halted play with Boston seizing the late innings. Umpire calls, fielding errors, and offensive bursts define the abbreviated contest.
Sunday Amateur League Doubleheader Sets Thames and Team Showdowns
Sum of Sunday games includes Cumminsville versus Hamilton at Cumminsville Covington versus Lexington at Covington Price Hill versus Manhattans at Hamilton and Admirals versus Blue Licks at Lexington A 1 p m doubleheader at Covington Park features All Stars versus Alpha then Covington Lexington game at 3 p m Pitching duties include Gatch for Covington and Hi for Lexington First baseman Ingram of Lexington touted as tallest Sunday Leaguer six six and Vinegar Bil noted as Lexis regular Caymaners compete for league lead amid trials and practice headlines bats and prospects fade into a crowded schedule
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Hamilton
Lexington
Covington
Price Hill
Manhattans
Admirals
Blue Licks
Covington Park
All- Stars
Alpha
Gatch
Strader
Ingram
Lexis
Southern League Scores Reported For Tonight
Southern League games result in a set of score updates including Little Rock 1 Nashville 4 and New Orleans 8 Birmingham 7. Montgomery 4 Memphis 2 and Atlanta 2 Birmingham 1 are also listed with mixed outcomes.
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Little Rock
Nashville
Phis
Tgomery
Erdrepete
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Orleans
Birmingham
Gamit actions in Queen City League noted
Fragmentary report describes activities linked to peateehey-atweacon within the Queen City League. The text mentions Fey ciety door o HoSmjann's with unclear details and a 5 Vipe ot reference.
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Queen City League
Peateehey-Atweacon
Fey Ciety
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Postponed North Bend Covington Colts Game Date Set
Wet grounds force postponement of the North Bend Covington Colts game to June 21. June 14 features Cleves against Manager Sullivan's North Bends. Several local teams see lineup changes and new players joining and reporting for duties today and soon.
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Use of an Education in Practical Life
A Brooklyn Eagle snippet discusses education shaping a person for practical life. It contrasts theory with real-world application and hints at preparing individuals for modern tasks such as automobile work. The piece emphasizes functional knowledge and disciplined practice.
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