Jockeys Highlight Latonia Day as Stakes Races End
In the fifth and sixth races at Latonia, winners included Superstition Aspirin and White Wool with seventy nine prize tickets each worth 7.50. Jockeys Ganz Shilling Steele Byrne and Peak rode the winners, Shilling scoring twice on Palanquin and Superstition. Winning owners were Bright & Stone H & Knapp Baker & Adair H J Bichelz P M Walker and W F Cisco. Alf Oldham tours Kentucky farms with moving picture crews to document the thoroughbred industry and Latonia derby prospects.
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Ganz
Shilling
Steele
Byrne
Peak
Palanquin
Superstition
Bright & Stone
H. &. Knapp
Baker & Adair
H. J. Bichélz
P. M. Walker
W. F. Cisco
Alf Oldham
Jim Touglas
Lexington
Bluegrass
Three Long Races on Latonia Card Highlight Feature
Latonia presents three races of a mile or longer with a strong field. Presumption and Gay Bird top the 3-year-old feature, while maiden 2-year-old contest includes Fiel and Auto Run. Other notable runners include Polly Worth, Marshon, Sprightly Miss, Spindle, Wander, Jacobite, Winning Widow, Fairy Story, Casey Jones, Colonel Ashmeade, Supple, and Working Lad in the later events.
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Ed. Maginn
Latonia
Gay Bird
Gate
Gates
Fiel
Richard Gentry
Holberg
Polly Worth
Yorkville
Marshon
Spindle
Wander
Jacobite
Prince Galands
Fairy
Story
Casey Jones
Colonel Ashmeade
Supple
Sellinz
Gieldings
Ind
Wts Ind
Ancon
Richard Gentry Na
Sam Hirsch
Dorion Neeeeeeeer
Monitorey
Blue Jay Na
Auto Run
Holberg Seeeeee
Omens
Bluebeard Wttenee
Fiel Wee Ees Eeeeene
George Karme
Rooster
Billy Holder
Cordie Fith
Benanet
Colonel Brown
Howdy Howdy
Gertrude Hill
Jacobite Serene
Spindle Ween Eenee
Nate
Carter
Rudolfo
Sir Denrah
Joe
Bhir
Lil . Crow Robb
Free man elected captain of University of Chicago basebal
Chicago June 6 Charles P Free man has n elected captain of the University of Chicago baseball team for next year. is considered one of the
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Chicago
Charles P. Freeman
Universit of Chicago
Best all around athlete at the university honored in sports
The article profiles a student named for excellence across baseball football and basketball. Recognized as the best all around athlete at the university, he earned honors in multiple sports reflecting versatility and team leadership.
Special Notice To Amateurs In The Commercial Tribune
A notice to amateur clubs and players requires all Sunday material to be in by Friday at 9 p.m. Scores must be in a single boxed form and delivered to the sporting editor by game day 9 a.m. No Monday scores for Sunday games. enforcement strict.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Sporting Editor
Rain mars sport at Blue Bonnets wide pole racing card
Rain drenched Blue Bonnets as about 3000 race fans watched seven races on a heavy track. Ondramon won the opening mile with Amberite second, then Fedéral took the four and one half furlongs, Cough Hill claimed seven furlongs, Blackford won the selling one mile, The Welkin led the steeplechase, Capsize captured six furlongs, and Supervisor won the final selling race.
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Commercial Tribune
Montreal
Canada
Bue
Bonnets
Ondramon
Lounsberry
Butwe'l
Ferrier
Martha
Allen
Brynary
Black Eyed Susan
Tea Rose
Ambroze
Verdure
Oliver Lodge
Cough Hill
Turner
Frog Legs
Butler
Acton
Diggins
Judge Monk
Mediator
Blackford
Attamaha
Wolf
Busy
Schuttinger
Jon Reardon
Bounder
Colonel Holloway
Spellbound
Tanunda
Welkin
Lampblack
Lynch
Little Parle
Noe
Shaughraun
Bronte
Capsize
Small
Sherwood
Startler
Ambrose
Isabel Casse
Lady
Irma
Carrillion
Supervisor
Servicenice
Forehand
Naughty Lad
Sallan
M. Cambon
Endymion II
National Commission findings and comment on ineligible Ridgewood club
The National Commission warns all agreement clubs and players that Ridgewood in Greater New York harbors ineligible players and violates rules by arranging games with Ridgewood or any allied club. Rule 47 will be enforced strictly against those who play with or against Ridgewood or similar clubs. The commission also resolves Harrison salary dispute, allowing Newark to retain Springfield reimbursements and dismissing his complaint.
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Havng
Ridgewood Club
Greater
New York
Ridgewood Cub
Ridgewood
Aug. Herrmann
B. B. Johnson
T. J. Lynch
National Commission
Harrison
W. J. Harrison
Newark
Vancouver
Pittsburg
Springfield
Pitttsburg
Indianapolis
American Association
Farrell
Commission
Springfield Club
Los Angeles
Watkins
Ohio State League
AUG
Herrmann
Tt. J
Lyng National Commission
Amateur Baseball Notes Show Y M S vs Pathfinders at Norwood Park
The Y M S club aims to continue strong play and faces the Pathfinders at Norwood ball park next Sunday afternoon. Conway, Y M S star pitcher, will start with Ahern of the Cubs as catcher. Pogue Rovert's Jrs reorganized for 1912 will field a strong lineup. Teams seeking Saturday games can call EB 1634 X after 6:30 PM. Manager Funk of Sharonville wants to hear from Manager Dietrick of Reading regarding a future game.
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Norwood Ball Park
Conway
Ahern
Cubs
Pogue Rovert
Jrs
Funk
Sharonville
Dietrick
Reading
Latonia selections with Best Bet Winning Widow
The Latonia card lists six races with horses such as Winning Widow Polly Worth Spindle and Colonel Ashmeade Supple Working Lad. Best Bet is Winning Widow. A second set features Fanchette Strike Out Musk Melon Sir Edward Top Rock Tom Holland Sonata Lucille R Annagh Fond Heart Fond Kind Sir Black Branch Rinda Tom Melton Elbart Hedge Rose Stairs.
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Tonata
Lucille
Annagh
Fond Heart
Fond
Black
Branch
Paris AB
H.O
E. Maysvire
Kuhim
Williams
Harrell
Carmony
Tallahassee
Fanchette
Locke
Clever
Miss Stannell
Muskmelon
Woodr
Elsie Herndon
Snyder Susan
Kane
Com’ore
Harold
Staedf'd
Adelante
Hibernica
Acieccs
Del’'ant
Sanford
R. Oberon Wesenee
Spears Wees
Edward Wrens
Tom Melton
Rubin Grande
Iit
Edgerose
Wwe Casque
Duke of B’gewater
Frankfort slugs Black for 10 7 win in ninth inning
Frankfort overcame Black's pitching to plate four runs in the ninth, powered by Dowell's home run. Key hits include Nicholon, O'Connell, Gust, Seeback and Dowell driving in runs as Richmond falls 10 to 7.
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Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Frankfort
Black
Dowel
Harrison’s meteoric rise prompts salary dispute with commission
Harrison rises from class B to the Pittsburg Pirates in 1911 and within a year plays for a Class D club. He protests a salary cut tied to his rapid demotion, arguing the national agreement allows raises on advancement while the reverse policy would bankrupt minor leagues and leave players idle.
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Harrison
Pittsburg Pirates
Thousands of Stockholm Olympic rooms booked for visitors
New York on June 6 reports that thirty thousand rooms have been reserved for Olympic visitors in Stockholm. None are priced above three dollars per day, per an announcement from the Swedish consul in New York.
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New York
Stockholm
P H Favorites Set For City Showdown At League Park
The P. H Favorites aim to keep rolling by facing top local powers. Sunday at League park they meet the Comets of Price Hill for baseball supremacy, with Gerkan to face Cryan or Henseler on the mound. A large crowd is expected as both sides are well supported.
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P. H
Comets
Price Hill
League Park
Gerkan
Cryan
Henseler
Portsmouth Defeats Mansfield In Free-Hitting Game
Mansfield 7 Portsmouth 10 in a June 6 baseball game at Mansfield. Both clubs used two pitchers and were ineffective. Edwards hit a three-base game and Lamy Hemphill Redman Edwards Beers contributed two-base hits. Final stats show Mansfield left on base eight, Portsmouth four. Umpire Truby.
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Commercial Tribune
Mansfield
Portsmouth
Edwards
Lamy
Hemphill
Redman
Beers
F. Daly
McCormick
Womack
Marshall
E. Cain
Conwell
H. Cain
Southward
Weinberg
Baker
Isler
Hartwig
Truby
Visiting teams seek bookings for several area clubs
Visiting teams including Elizabethtown Mount Airy Rough Rivers East End Reds Feevrey Admir als of Covington Rosedale Ky and Valley A C call Main 972 to arrange dates and venues.
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Elizabethtown
Mount Airy
Rough Rivers
East End Reds
Feevrey Admirals
Sanford's Ninth Inning Hit Saves Maysville in Paris Win
Sanford delivered a two base hit in the ninth inning to break a shutout bid as Paris beat Maysville 4 to 2. The final score reflected Paris's late rally and solid pitching to secure the victory.
Vance Bests Koehler In Ninth Inning Baseball Showdown
Batted for Vance in the ninth and led Maysville to victory. Goodman Dunlap Harrell Sanford each doubled. Paris left on base once, Maysville three. Koehler issued three bases on balls. Vance struck out nine, Koehler seven. Sacrifice hit by Lacke, stolen base by Snyder. Time of game 1 hour 30 minutes. Attendance 100.
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Maysville
Vance
Goodman
Dunlap
Harrell
Sanford
Paris
Koehler
Lacke
Snyder
Sweeney
Winchester Sheen
Lexington
Harting
Eddington Wicker Lake
Badger
Buschang
Kimble
Edmondson
Ellis
Harding
Wood
Lake
Ellis Wicker
Edd
Onton
Burruses
Wanilandingham
Camnitz
Ba Lee
Winchester
Bacrifice
Wicker
Burruas
Walsh
Nye
Eddie Earl Harrie
Kelley
Lexington Beats Winchester In Lopsided 17 to 8 Score
Lexington overwhelmed Winchester at home with strong batting from Woods and Lake leading to a 17 to 8 victory. The game details highlight quick runs and decisive innings as LexingtonSecure the win in clear fashion.
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Lexington
Winchester
Commercial Tribune
Park at Andersons Ferry to Open Sunday by Spinney Maroons
The new Andersons Ferry park opens Sunday with the Spinney league Maroons. The Ferries will feature mostly minor league players who have played professional ball, guided by managers Fred Kaucher and Bill Tanner.
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Anderson's Ferry
Maroons
Ferrys
Fred Kaucher
Bill Tanner
Ninth-inning RBIs Lift Team Over Chief Substitutes
Jones and Cooper strong on mound with 5 and 3 strikeouts respectively. Home runs by Jackley and Kerdal highlight a late surge as Odwell and White, plus Pernod and Cooper, contribute with two-base hits. Stolen bases by Goozetree and Murray spark the offense as Boehler works chi-acc with wild pitches and double plays turning the game. Time 2 10. Umpire O Brien.
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Frank Ae Rich
Ab.h.o.a.e. Nich
O’connell
Dugger
Munn
Donica
Jones
Dowell
Bramiage
Connick
Murray
Wahl
Langate
Gust
Fy Wahl
Fisher
Pases
Richmond & Frankfort
McFarlan
Aksh Data Wontons
Newark
Odwell
Jackley
Kerdal
Htte
Epler
White
Pernod
Cooper
Markey Shevelin
Welch
Goozetree
Basle
Boehler
Bits
Weller
Wiliams
Markey
Williams
O’ Brien
American Olympic pistol and revolver entrants cabled abroad
Secretary James E Sullivan of the American Olympic committee sent probable entrants for pistol and revolver events to Kristian Hellstrom of Sweden with a note that selections would be confirmed after final tryouts in Peekskill Tuesday. Tonight Sullivan cabled Hellstrom the additional entries.
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New York
James E.sullivan
American Olympic Committee
Kristian Hellstrom
Swedish Olympic Committee
Peekskill
Sullivan
Hellstrom
Rowan A Rolling Stone Release Sparks League Moves
Louisville reports pitcher Jack Rowan, bought from the Chicago Nationals, released today by the Louisville association to join Denver in the Western league.
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Rowan A
Rolling Stone
Louisville
Jack Rowan
Chicago Nationals
Louisville Association
Denver
Substitution urged for national fall and winter football
E B De Groote of Chicago urged replacing Rugby with soccer as the national fall and winter game at the Playgrounds and Recreation Association of America meeting in Cleveland. He argued soccer is better for boys and less brutal, with fewer injury risks.
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Cleveland
Playgrounds and Recreation Association of America
E. B. de Groote
Chicago
Fourth Intermediate Beats Hyde Park For Class A Title
In the Public School League a noon game at Hippodrome park saw Fourth Intermediate defeat Hyde Park 4 to 3 securing a championship bid in Class A. Both pitchers excelled as the lead swung, with Fourth scoring the decisive run late. Umpire Dick Flamm. Vine Street and Bloom remain tied for first in Class B after Bloom edged Vine Street 4 to 3 with a three-game series looming for the crown. Umpire Ollie Chapman.
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Fourth Intermediate
R. H. E. Fouth
Hyde Park
Dick Flamm
Vine Street
Bloom
Inwood Park
Twelfth
R. H. E. Bloom
Ollie Chapman
Cann Traded to Kansas City on Waiver by Hartsel
Toledo A. A. pitcher Cann a left hander was sent to the Kansas City club on waivers. Cann came from the New York American league outfit and was acting under manager Hartsel’s waiver move tonight.
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Toledo, O
Cann
Toledo
A. A
Kansas City
Hartsel
Eden Park Water Tower Becomes Park Department Focus
The park commission plans a forestry subdepartment to care for trees and seek USDA expert guidance. A Park Day concept and new Taft Field at Camp Washington are discussed while lighting the Eden Park water tower ends June 15 to reallocate funds.
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Board of Park Commissioners
United States Department of Agriculture
Krohn
Eden Park
Service Department
Park Department
Camp Washington
Taft Field
Charles P. Taft
Young and Ringgold Streets
Filson Outlook
John Filson
Losantiville
Cincinnati
Montreal Selections for Seven Races
First race lists Floral S Crown King Saxe with Floral S Crown favored. Second race features Tom Sayers Pons Aslinorum Wood Dove. Third race Whitney entry Helmont entry Rockville. Fourth race Lad of Langdon O'Em Captain Swanson. Fifth race Gun Cotton Jimmie Lane Young Morpheus. Sixth race Early Light Ringring Captain Elliott. Seventh race Fred Mutholland Beaucoup Scrimmage ESCOSGMVFOHDIDEIEOOS.
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King Saxe
Tom Sayer
Moissant
San Vito
Lahore
Caugh Hill
Watervale
Ben Loyal
Pete Eewee
Sun-ike
Haldeman
Jimmy Lane
Fenton
Furlon
Fatty Captain
Billott
Mary Gerive
Michael Rice
Steven - O
Orowoe
Helmont
Rockville
Lad of Langdon
Captain Swanson
Gun Cotton
Jim
Mie Lane
Young Morpheus
Ring
Captain Elliott
Fred Muthol
Land
Beaucoup
Commercial Wins From the Pugs at Wiede Mann Park
In a well played game the Commercial Tribune defeated the Pug team 6 to 4 yesterday morning at Wiedemann Park. Van and Rohr pitched well for the Tribune, Althoff led infield plays, Novack singled with three on in the seventh scoring run, and both sides misplayed fielding. Edwards pitched well for the Pugs, and a rematch is likely next Tuesday morning at the same park.
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Commercial Tribune
Pug
WiedeMann
Van
Rohr
Tribune
Althoff
Novack
Commercial
Thierling
O'Connor
Furnish
Pugs
Edwards
Wiedemann’s Park
Eighth Street Defeats Vine Street 14 to 8 in Traction League
Eighth Street outscored Vine Street 14 to 8 with strong hitting from Adkins Sergent and Hennegen. Pitcher Munrath worked nine strikeouts to secure the win as Eighth Street capitalized on timely hits and fielding miscues.
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Eighth ST
Vine
Eighth Street
Vine Street
Bomb Explodes At Tom Corbett Residence In San Francisco
A bomb blasted the back yard of Tom Corbett's home in San Francisco. Earlier in the week Corbett's poolroom and two others were dynamited, and another blast hit a vacant lot near a poolroom. Police connect the incidents to a gambling war.
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Corbett
San Francisco
Cal
Tom Corbett
Witness Franklin testifies in McNamara trial on bribery probe
Bert H. Franklin testified on cross examination in the Clarence S. Darrow case about confessing guilt at the office in front of Oscar Lawler and later seeking work with the Merchants and Manufacturers' Association. The defense and prosecution clashed over Burns and Samuel Gompers, amid a recess to clear a juror-contact concern. The district attorney denied any intent to implicate Gompers.
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Los Angeles
Bert ‘H. Franklin
Clarence S. ‘Darrow
Oscar Lawler
United States
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
McNamara
Franklin
K Rogers
Willam J. Burns
Rogers
Burns Rogers
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Burns
Fredericks
Gompers
Inspector Defies Patrolman As Fire Threatens Saloon Kitchen
Police Inspector Grimm was stopped by Patrolman Little while attempting to enter a fire scene at C. L. Weber’s saloon 136 West Sixth avenue. The kitchen area caught fire from hot grease at 3:30, injuring little and narrowly avoiding total destruction. a crowd gathered as Officers Wolf and Grimm joked about the confrontation.
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C. L. Weber
West Sixth Avenue
Saloen
Grimm
Little
Chic Wolf
Grimma
Winchester Franchise Sold to Nicholasville
The Winchester Baseball club franchise was sold to Nicholasville to enter the Bluegrass league. The deal was consummated tonight with no changes in management or team list. The team will formally join the league on Saturday at Paris.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Winchester Baseball Club
Nicholasville
Paris
Norwood Park clash for second in Saturday league
Amateur notes expect a royal battle at Norwood Park as Schmiesings meet Ivorydale for second place. Manager lei plans Hackle on the mound with Goodfellow catching, aiming to plate three runs to win. Allen counters with Walzer pitching and Beebe catching for a tight afternoon game.
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Norwood Park
Schmiesings
Ivorydale
Lei
Ola
Gus Goodfellow
Allen
Norwood
North Norwood
Pittsburg Tops Chicago With Ninth Inning Home Run
Pittsburg wins game one of the series against Chicago as a ninth inning homer gives a 5 2 victory. Final score shows Chicago with two runs, Pittsburg scoring five, with Hamilton and Hughes behind the mound and Hamilton catching.
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Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Pitts
Chicago
R. Hamilton
Hughes
D. Hamilton
Ruger and Slight
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