War Eagle Downs in Thoroughbred Handicap Field at Louisville
In a crowded Louisville track card mutuels show strong bets. Weber Ward's four year old Detour led early and drew away in the last eighth to win. Ethelda and Sir Marion pressed, with Dr. Waldo Briggs rallying late. Stampsoul and others followed in a busy afternoon of racing.
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Ethelda
Sir Marion
Weber &Ward
Br.g
Dick Weles
Ward
Matuels
Morristown
Samuel R. Meyer
Marta Santa—Cavier
A. C. Johnson
McCorkle
Sam
R. Meyer
Red
Marjorie A
Morris Crosthwaite
Rodgers
Sosius
Harry L
Toronto
Jeff Livingston
Bolitaire
Aya
M. Goldblatt
Oeronto
Ambition
Elandro
O'Hagan
Ibs
Weber
Taplin
W'do Briggs
Core
Henry
Weidinger
Martin
H. Padiey
Loftus
Helene
Ross Sheen
Utyde T
Allahan
Norélla
G. H. Keene Kirschbaum
Fernanda
Doyle
Daniels
OCOCCEOLO D SELECTIONS BEATEN TO CARD
Racing card lists selections with race by race entries including Blue Bonnets first Laura and Best Bet Sprite. Names like Calomay Pardner and Amoret appear among multiple races with horses and connections.
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Laura
Pardner
Hoffman
Blue Licks Travel to Delhi for Top Conference Clash
The Blue Licks visit Delhi Sunday to face the undefeated Delhi Club. Delhi enters with 10-0 while Blue Licks are 6-1 as Rooters Club members plan to support their team at the game.
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Blue Licks
Delhi
Plex
Miss Hollins Wins Metropolitan Golf Title
Miss Marion Hollins of Westbrook defeated Miss Georgianna M. Bishop Brooklawn by 2 up with 1 to play to capture the women's Metropolitan championship at Nassau Country Club Glencove L I June 6 The new champion first drew attention last year at Englewood and entered this year as a favorite for the final rounds against Bishop
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L. L
Marion Hollins
Westbrook
Georgianna M. Bishop
Brooklawn
Nassau Country Club
Washington Triumphs 4-0 to Take Final Game Over St Louis
Washington shut out St Louis 4-0 in the final game of the series. Johnson out pitched Leverenz in a tight game. Shanks scored Washingtons lone run on a seventh inning sequence with McBride and Ainsmith driving in the score. Crippled players return as Shanks resumes action and Ainsmiths injury ban is lifted.
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St. Louie
Johnson
Leverenz
Shanks
McBride
Ainsmith
St. Louis
Fehesn
Washington J
Laverenz
Hamilton
Moeller
Basle
Johnson S. Tinie
Hildebrand and
O'Loughlin
Phillies Win Twelfth Straight With Ninth-Inning Tie Break
Philadelphia edges Detroit 7 to 6 in ten innings after a tying run in the ninth. Oldring belts a decisive double scoring Bender as Veach Oring and McInnis spark the offense. Bender earns the win, relieving Wykoff in the tenth. Lake and Plank pitched for Detroit and Philadelphia respectively.
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Philadelphia
Oldring
Bender
Wykoff
Lake
Plank
Veach
Oring
McInnis
Detroit
Esocese
Philadelphis
Brown
D. Murphy
Nate
Tie Lake
Bush
Gee Leke
Hall
Zamioch
Strunk
Haiti
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Gainer
Crawford
Cullins
Moriarty
Vitt
Cobb
Phiadelph
Haul
Zamloch
Phiadelphia
Ty Lake
Dineen
Ferguson
Cleveland sweeps series as 2 1 win sinks New York
Cleveland wins the fourth game 2 to 1 to complete the series sweep over the New Yorks. Fisher and Kahler pitched well for Cleveland while Johnston Hartzell and teammates contributed key hits and runs in the second and fourth innings. Manager Birmingham was ejected in the second after arguing a play at second.
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New York
New Yorks
Cleveland
Fisher
Kahler
Cariseh
Jacksonson
Ryan
Sweeney
Zeider
Peckin- Paugh
Birmingham
Evans
Carlson
Ab.h.o.a
Graney
Midkiff
Carisch
Secon
Chapman
Ryan Ae
T.me
Boston Triumphs 4-3 In 12 Innings Over Chicago
Boston wins 4 to 3 in twelve innings as Lewis drives in the deciding run after Speaker scores. Mattick, Rath, Weaver star with solid defense. White allowed only two hits through six innings. Chicago jumps ahead late but Boston rallies for the victory at Fenway Park.
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Chicago
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Speaker
Mattick
Rath
Weaver
White
Cady
Hooper
Rvesell
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Toledo Triumphs Over Indianapolis In Low-Scoring Tilt
Four singles a double and Cotter miscue fueled five Toledo runs in the fifth framing a 2 0 victory over Indianapolis. Stump slugged a homer to left as Toledo capitalized on hosts errors to seize the win.
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Indianapolis
Cotter
Toledo
Efouhg
Indipolis
Advanta
Stump
Death of Chris Von der Ahe Revered Apache Founder
Old timers recall Chris Von der Ahe of St. Louis as the force behind the famed St. Louis Apaches. The article notes his leadership, colorful personality, town visits, and strong ties to figures like Arlie Latham and Ban Johnson, while acknowledging later adversity.
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Chris von der Ahe
St. Louis
St. Louis Apaches
Cincinnati
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Bob Carruthers
Arlie Lathan
Curt Welch
Tip O'Neil
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Will White
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Deacon Jim White
Charley Comiskey
Meny
Aaron Stern
Harry Sterne
Reds
Harry Weldon
Enquirer
O. F P. Caylor
Ban Johnson
American League
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Gola Hotel
Sawas
St. Nicholas
Grand
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National Commission finding on Kent and revised salary rule
The National Commission declares Kent in good standing for reporting to the Brooklyn Club after college term end. A new salary obligation section amends Rule 17 to require payment of canceled contract salary until the new club’s salary begins, with reporting and service to the new club.
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M. A. Kent
Brooklyn
B. B. Johnson
T. J. Lynchaug
Hermann
National ‘Commission
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Rot Eee
National Commission
T. J. Lynch
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Herrmann
Baseball game update Toledo 4 Indianapolis 7
Final score shows Toledo 4 and Indianapolis 7. Umpires Murray and Handiboe were noted.
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Toledo
Indianapolis
Murray and
Handiboe
Columbus Defeats Louisville In Openers Of Series 7 To 6
Columbus wins 7 to 6 at Louisville in the first game as Woodburn struggles and Hinchman drives in the go ahead run with a bases loaded double in the seventh. Stansbury Osborn Hinchman lead with key two base hits. Gerber Hulswitt add. Northrup Cole replaced players in ninth.
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Columbus
Woodburn
Hinchman
Northrup
Cole
Stansbury
Osborn
Gerber
Hulswitt
Perring
Burch
Niehoff
Severeide
Weinberg
Miller
Cook
Chill
Ana O’brien
St Louis Outs Colons In Doubleheader Wins
St Louis won both ends of a Federal League doubleheader from Covington. In game one Stis doubled to right and Collings singled home the run in the seventh for a 1 to 0 victory. In game two Gaston triple and Miller sac fly plated the decisive run in the ninth as St Louis won 2 to 1.
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Commercial Tribune
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Hoosiers Fall Short As Indians Win Narrowly
Cleveland hosts Indianapolis where the Hoosiers push to tie in the tenth but falter against Miller’s pitching. Final score Indians 12 to 10 as Cleveland errors widen the gap. Batteries: Taylor Bullard Massing for Indianapolis and Miller for Cleveland.
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Hoosiers
Indianeland
Miller
Indians
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Ashenfelter on the job in Filipino series game
Chicago June 6 Roy Ashenfelter was selected by Deacon Phillips as the lab artist for the second game of the Filipinos series with Bert Keeley’s Federal League squad. The score sequence shows early runs against Chicago with Paynter and McDonough sharing pitching duties.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Roy Ashenfelter
Deacon Phillips
Bert Keeley
Federal Leaguere
Ashenfelter
Doc
Paynter
Kading
Farrel
Sellers
Callahan
Cage
McDonough
Lala
Boxers face crowdless odds for twenty round bout
In Los Angeles Benny McGovern and Mars square in a near vacant arena next Tuesday night with Johnny Dundee of New York as a potential opponent if either man cannot go. Veteran observers call McGovern a sharp counter puncher while Mars intrigues with unconventional style. Ring chatter links Joe Connors and Bud White as possible rivals if the main bout falters amid a wave of tentative betting.
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Johnny Dundee
New York
Los Angeles
Benny McGovern
Bob Fitzsimmons
Joe Gans
McGovern
Joe Gang
Mars
Tony Ortel
Benny
Tor
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Conley
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Battling Wells
Eddie Helzer
McGoy
Johnny Connors
Chicago
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Canada
Springfield Nine Triumphs In Low-Scoring Contest
Springfield beat Dayton 6 to 0 as Fromholtz hit safely in all but two trips, Hixon limited opponents to few runs, and bats backed the pitching with timely hits. Batteries Hixon Snyder Fromholts Armstrong.
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Springfield
Fromholtz
Hixon
Field
R. Springfield
Hixon and Snyder
Fromhohs and
Armstrong
Cantwell Weds Wildly as Rapides Top Terre Haute 7 6
In Terre Haute Indiana on June 6 the Cantwell team rallied to beat Terre Haute 7 to 6 in a tough inning. Madden Cantwell and Parker faced Hargrove Clemens Pfeffer and McGraw as Doherty and Kelly handled the umpiring duties.
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Upbeat Arc As Fort Wayne Edges Evansville In Ninth
Fort Wayne fought back to beat Evansville 7 to 6 in a nine inning game. Young pitched well for the visitors while Fort Wayne staged a ninth inning rally with a single two on and a triple to force relief for Liams. Loudermilk Young and Martin faced Merchants and Haley with Lynn umpiring.
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Wayne
Young
Martin
Ee Merchant
Haley
Lynn
Latonia Opens with Inaugural Handicap Weights Announced
Entries for Latonia and Douglas Park close tomorrow for Monday racing. Weights for the Inaugural Handicap at Latonia were announced with The Manager holding top weight while Rudolfo carries the heaviest burden for the 11-sixteenth mile event. The $42,000-added race marks the opening day program.
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Louisville
Latonia
Douglas Park
Rudolfo
Public School Meet at Carson Field Yields Wide Point Spread
Avondale tops the meet with 53 points followed by Hoffman 24 and Madisonville 12. Event winners include Jack Withrow Avondale in the midget 50-yard dash and S. Picker Hoffman in standing jump. multiple relay and basketball results feature Avondale with several first places.
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Hoffman
Madisonville
Jack Withrow
O. Abele
W. Bridge
S. Jaffe
S. Picker
C. Henderson
Jackson
F. Selz
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R. Miller
A. Phillips
T. Orr
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C. Schulman
Ss. Friedman
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Lincoln
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J. Grodowsky
J. Arata
Clauss
K. Wagner
Evanston
J. Davis
C. Harden
J. Steckler
T._ Bennett
D. Rappaport
R. Garner
Chase
N. Salkover
Hyde Park
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