Results From The Races At The Circuit Track
First Race for three year olds and up at six furlongs. Jelicidad ridden by Schuttinger wins at 5 to 2 with Sam McMeekin second and Cabaret third. Time 1:14. Second race steeplechase two miles yields Al Reeves first and Pandean second. Time 4:18. Third race two year olds fillies at four and a half furlongs, Enfilade leads with Quietude second and Guessors third. Time 6:52. Fourth race at one mile and one sixteenth sees Flittergold win with Korrow second and Daddy's Choice third. Time 1:178-5. Fifth race five furlongs Corydon takes top honors with Stella Mia second and African Arrow third. Time 1:594-5. Sixth race one mile lists Meteorite first, The Cock second, Muckrope third. Time not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jelicidad
Schuttinger
Sam McMeekin
Knapp
Cabaret
Buxton
Imperator
Lady Edwina
Bridget’ O’connor
Wonderful
Intriguer
Rosanne
Kalmia Park
Nonesuch
al Reeves
Ibs
Powers
Pandean
Williams
Marchena
Wolfe
J. Shannon
Socony
Captain Parr
Plaisir d'Amour
Jacques Coeur
Yod@ling
Mountain Rose
Mrace
Enfilade
Ij. Williams
Quietude
Ryan
Robinson
Beivale
Donnarella
Beauteous
Oenone
Plagie
Flittergold
Ambrose
Korrow
Daddy's Choice
A. Collins
Chiclet
Dick Williams
Brooklyn
Michael Ran
Corydon
Loftus
Stella Mia
Pickens
African Arrow
Lady Gray
Golden Glow
Poor Joe
High Olympuc
Whistle
George W. Avery
Knap
the Cock
Avis
Paddy Dear
Ne Nie
Races at Louisville Feature Prices and Wager Payouts
Summary of results from the Louisville meeting detailing first through seventh races. Winners include Walter Dant, Bribed Water, Kinney, Marion Goosby, Moneymaker, Viva America, and Miss Fannie with corresponding times and $2 mutuels for straight, place, and show. Numerous other entrants noted with distances and placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dant
Claver
Rookwood
Stearns
Pretty Baby
Goose
Ambusgade
Zu Zu
Frank Wilson
Maria
Kimeby
Little Bello
Kith
Cruelty
Dickie Wran
Louder
Waterblue
Kelsay
Flash of Steel
Connolly
Day Dream
Beetle Bug
Spadix
Fonnersade
Miss Loula
Matuels
Kinney
Billy Joe
Ghilling
Douglas
Lilley
Margaret Ws Lindenthal
Lazy Lou
Blaise
Subject
Please Welles
Arch Platter
Marion Goosby
Dishman
J. J Murdock
Leo Skolny
Bringhurst
Prince Hermis
J. J. Murdock
Moneymaker
Hunt
Jack O'Dowd
Captain Rees
Morys
Viva America
Hanover
Jack Hare Jr
Garner
B. B. Johnson
Morris
Baron
Dr. Shafer
Miss Fannie
Lapabile
Beauty Shop
Murphy
Safety Fest
Tudor
Batchelor
Intone
Kayo Mars and Jake Schaefer Prepare For Ten Rounder
In hard training both Kayo Mars and Jake Schaefer push toward their ten round contest at Reichrath's next Monday night. Schaefer and his friends expect his right hand to end the Hebrew's night, betting runs high for the event. The Queen City Club has a strong prelim card and tickets are on sale at usual outlets.
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Kayo Mars
Jake Schaefer
Reichrath
Schaefer
Queen City Club
Jeff Smith Fights Len Rolands At Elmwood June Fifteenth
Jeff Smith and Len Rolands are set for a fifteen round boxing match at Elmwood on June 15. Smith already holds a five round knockout victory over the late Les Darcy, and has matched with Biddy Bishop to face Rolands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddy Bishop
Jeff Smith
Len Rolands
Elmwood
Smith
Les Darcy
Elmwood Club Seeks Strong Opponent for Sunday Game
The Elmwood Club, famed for pennant wins, is open for Sunday play and eager to face a strong home club either locally or away. Booking can be arranged through Spinney at 627 Main Street.
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Elmwoood Club
Main Street
Horse Race Selections From Daily Card
Selections list the first through seventh races with horses such as Free Cutter Clair voyant Uncle Will Hasty Cora Honolulu Lady C Lasenta Midway Cudgel Opportunity Lady Always Phocion Arthur Middleton Zim Billows Cliff Field Irish Gentleman Sunmaid Waterproof and best bet Lady Always.
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Uncle Will
Hasty Cora
Honolulu
Lady C
Lasenta
Midway
Cudgel
Opportunity
Lady Always
Phocion
Arthur Middleton
Zim
Billows
Cliff Field
Sunmaid
Waterproof
Horse Race Entries and Best Bet Summary
First Race Blackburn entry Salvatelle Pleasure Bent. Second Race Eddie Henry Broomvale Per petural. Third Race Tea Caddy Rancher Candle. Fourth Race Mary Maud Virginia Yell Theodore Fair. Fifth Race Marchcourt Stucco Racebrook. Sixth Race Broom's Edge Burglar Bachelor's Blend. Seventh Race Yodeles Obolus Prim Harry. Best Bet Mary Maud.
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Blackburn Entry
Salvatelle
Pleasure Bent
Eddie Henry
Broomvale
Perpetual
Tea Caddy
Candle
Mary Maud
Virginia Yell
Theodore Fair
Marchcourt
Stucco
Racebrook
Broom's Edge
Yodeles
Obolus
Prim Harry
Springside Oemennee
Britain's Ally
tScythian
tSceptre Pleasure Bent
tBlackburn Bhee qSeagram
tBrookdale
Lady London Ween
Scaramouch
Rose Finn Tee
Honda
the Busybody
Sir Oliver
Sug- Perseus
Maznik
Moss Rose
Mile
Iron Cross
Idle Michael
Eugene McGee
Jack Reeves
Rene Bachelor
Iit Goodwood
Eee Tees
Harry Lauder
First Race Winners Attract Quirky Entries
In a mixed card featuring horses like Little Devil George Washington Bughouse and Sparks Bally Bay, the races present a colorful lineup. Nightstick Paddy Whack Imp yon os cme, Julia Leon Yankee Witch and Tar ace Ricety Corntassel Manister hol join Dovedale Ed Rothe Runway with Best Bet Rickety as a noted contender.
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Little Devil
George Washington
Bughouse
Sparks
Bally Bay
Plaintiff
Paddy Whack
Imp
Wagner Rejoins Pirates After Signing Contract
John Henry Wagner popularly known as Honus signs with the Pittsburg Club and plans to play first base against Brooklyn the next day. After a rumored slump and absence this spring he petitions the National Commission for reinstatement to resume his big league career with his longtime club.
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Pittsburg
John Henry
Honus) Wagner
Pittsburg Nationals
Barney Dreyfuss
Wagner
Brooklyn
Pirates
August Herrmann
The
National Commission
High School Results From Newport Madisonville Baseball
Newport OA 2.0000 16 Madisonville 0 001 Bases on Balls By Lease 2 Struck Out By Cornelius 5 By Lidington 2 By Cornish 2 By Coons 6 Umpire Hosier.
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Newport
Madisonville
Lease
Cornelius
Lidington
Cornish
Coons
Hosier
Giants vs Reds Ends In 6-3 Reds Victory
In a hard fought game the Reds beat the Giants 6 to 3. Matt Men ace Fred Toney silenced the Giants after the fourth inning while Rube Benton and Middleton held the opposing hitters to limited runs. Key moments included Benton's early lead, Holke and Kopf driving in runs, and Roush Chase and Fletcher contributing in the later innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rube
Benton
Middleton
Louisville Fame
Giants
Toney
Burns
Herzie
Keystone
Davie Robertson
Zim
Kopf
Larry
Fletcher
Kauff
Holke
Reds
Oleven
Chase
Thorpe
Cueto
Red
Lew McCarthy
Shean
Hal
Wingo
Groh
Roush
Gooh
Moose
Heinie
McCarthy
St Paul Athletes Drive to Lead With Two Wins
St Paul defeated Columbus 4 2 and 2 1 in a doubleheader, moving into sole possession of second in the American Association. Errors by Columbus and misplays by pitchers aided St Paul in both games, with Lowdermilk charged in the first and Upham in the second. The team heads to Indianapolis tomorrow to press its hold on the runner up spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
St. Paul
Lowdermilk
Carter
Gerber
Hasbrook
Whitewash for Colonels in Louisville defeat for Minneapolis
Minneapolis won 2 to 0 in Louisville as Burk allowed three scattered hits. Knight's single, Jennings' triple and Holland's sacrifice fly produced Minneapolis' runs. Beebe and Burke pitched for their teams with Beebe taking the loss.
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Louisville
Minneapolis
Burk
Knight
Aingie
Jennings
Holland
AB. H. O.A.E
Louis
Ab.h.o.a.e
Daniels
Kirke
Clemons
Owens
Roach
Aaa
Minnaxporte
Lgirteg
Ees Ie Oi
Massey
Sawyer
Williams
Corriden
McCarthy
Beebe
Johnstone
Indians Take Final Game 2 1 Over Kansas City
Fillingim bested Pierce as Indianapolis won 2 to 1. Gossett made a key ninth inning play, throwing out Viox at the plate on a short passed ball. The box shows Goode and Becker with two-base hits and Wickland a three-base hit, as Indianapolis plates 2 runs on 6 hits while Kansas City scores 1 on 8 hits. Reilley, Mollnitz, Bronkie and Leary contribute in field and offense for Indnapolis. Umpires Knapp and Murray. Time 1:40.
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Indianapolis
Fillingim
Pierce
Kansas City
St. Louis Cardinals
Gossett
Viox
Raersas
Cityis
Goode
Becker
Wickland
Phelan
Leary
Lelvelt
Derrick
Knapp
Mururay
Hens in the Cellar. Brewers top Toledo in nine-hit win
Milwaukee hammered Toledo 5 to 2 as heavy hitting carried the Brewers through the four-game set. Toledo pitcher Bowman lasted seven innings before Craftel, while Slapnicka worked nine for Milwaukee. Key hits included a two-base shot by Barry and a three-base hit by Beausoleil.
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Toledo
Milwaukee
Brewers
Bowman
Craftel
Prady
Barry
Barbeau
Fluhbrer
McHenry
Heall
Sweeney
Brady
Slapnicka
Brennan
Pitching Line Summary From Local Game
Off Benton allowed seven hits and one run in five innings while Priddleton yielded three hits and one run in three innings, and Toney gave up seven hits and three runs in nine innings. Middleton struck out two batters, Benton two, Toney one. Wingo had a passed ball. game time 1 52 with umpires Byron and Quigley.
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Redlegs
Rube Benton
Carolinas
Mattmen
Big Fred Toney
Giants
Toney
Benton
Priddleton
Middleton
Thorpe
Wingo
Byron and
Quigley
Pete Schneider Refuses $50 Fine After Row With Umpire
Pete Schneider declares he will not pay a $50 fine for Tuesday’s clash with umpire Byron. He vows to return home to the coast and serve any suspension rather than settle the amount. McGraw Fletcher Herzie and others reportedly hurled insults at Byron, triggering the incident.Larry Kopf shines with timely hits while Jim Ringie and Tom Clarke sit out injured. President Herrmann travels to Philadelphia Saturday to attend the $900,000 Baltimore Fed Club suit trial opening Monday.
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Pete
Schneider
Byron
McGraw
Fletcher
Herzie
Herrmann
Philly
Organized Ball
Baltimore
Fed Club
Sixth and Seventh Race Entries Weather Change Claims
Entries list for sixth race claiming 800 dollars for horses three years old and up in 11 sixteenth mile with Blue Cap Princess Janice BRGY oosiass CUER Fisld and billow IN Zine yentesass. Seventh race claims 80 dollars for three years old 11 sixteenth mile featuring Running Queen Lindley Marjorie D Waterproof Irish Gentleman Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather cloudy track fast.
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Princess Janice
Brgy Oosiass
Iss
Al M. Dick to Start in Latonia Classic
A. K. Macomber bought Al M. Dick for 20000 dollars to run in the Latonia Derby on June 16. Jockey Johnny Loftus is expected to ride, trainer J. W. May will continue training the colt for Macomber, with plans to ship to Latonia soon. The colt has been a leading East winner this spring.
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AL Mi. Dick
Macomber
Louisville
al M. Dick
A. K. Macomber
John Hackmeister
J. W. May
Roy T. Yager
Mr. Macomber
Latonia
Doulas Park
Johnny Loftus
New York
Out Called On Batsman When Three Strikes Make First Base
The batsman is out when three strikes are called and first base occupied, whether the catcher holds the ball or not. This rule is in force unless two men are out.
Suffrage Advocates Score First Point in House Scrimmage
In the first brush of the House special session on women's votes, suffrage advocates won a point as the Rules Committee filed a favorable report after war legislation. Representative Rankin's resolution to create a special House Suffrage Committee was urged by President Wilson. Republicans then pushed to discharge the Judiciary Committee on Rankin's proposed amendment, but the adjournment motion by Democratic leader Kitchin passed 210 to 119.
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Washington
Rules
Representative Rankin
Wilson
House
Judiciary Committee
Kitchin
World's Champions Fall Before Dauss and Tiger Squad
Detroit shut out Boston 3 to 0 as Dauss dominated. Eight runs came in the first inning on Bushs double Cobb single and steal a passed ball a base on balls Heilmans sacrifice fly and Burns single. Boston could not pass second base as hitters were hit hard and wild.
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Boston
Detroit
Dauss
Bush
Cobb
Heilman
Burns
Detaime ' Bos
H.O
Henriksen
Boston Éeacersees
SEO Ceee
Walker
Scott
Cobb Heisman
Heisman
Young
Janvrein
Gardner
Ruth
Thomas
O’ Loughlin
Hildebrand
Phillies Beat St Louis 11 to 6 Behind Strunk and Bates
Strunk and Bates powered Philadelphia in a homer and multiple hits showing their clutch hitting. Strunk had four singles and a double while Bates connected for a home run and three singles as Philadelphia toppled St Louis 11 to 6. Game details include base on balls, errors, and pitching lines for Sother Park Koob Noyes Schauer and more.
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Philadelphia
Strunk
Bates
St. Louis
Hamilton
Park
tRan
Rumler
Grover
Jacobson
McIinnis
Severeide
E. Johnson
Kook
Noyes
Schauer
Sother
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Schang
Dineen
Owen
St. L. Ab.hd
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Ene Koob
Sloan
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Lambeth Holds New York as Cleveland Beats Yankees 6 1
Cleveland defeats New York 6 to 1 after Lambeth limits New York to two infield hits. Magee scores on a force play and steals second, then scores on O Neill throw. Fisher charged with six earned runs, Lambeth nine. Time 1 50. Umpires McCormick Nallin Connolly.
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New York
Lambeth
Cleveland
Yankees
Fisher
Magee
O'Neill
Roth
Maisel
Chapman
McCormick, Nallin and Connolly
Washington shuts out Chicago 8 to 0 in nine innings
Washington pitchers held Chicago to four hits as the Senators scored eight runs. Ainsmith and Rice doubled and tripled, with Menosky, Rice, and Ainsmith stealing bases. Cicotte took the loss after allowing nine hits and three earned runs in eight innings. Dumont pitched the final inning. Time noted as 1 hour 47 minutes with Evans and Moriarty umpiring.
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Washington
Dumont
Chicago
Cicotte
Coriomeo Iene Nedadey
Ainsmith
Rice
Menosky
Shanks
Morgan
Risberg
EK. Collins
Baseball scores from Wednesday's MLB and minor leagues
National League results include Cincinnati 6 New York 3 Philadelphia 4 Chicago 0 St Louis 8 Boston 7 Brooklyn Pittsburg on wet grounds Washington 3 Chicago 0 Cleveland 6 New York 1 Detroit 3 Boston 90 Philadelphia 11 St Louis 6 American Association games: St Paul 4 2 Columbus 2 1 Indianapolis 2 Kansas City 1 Minneapolis 2 Louisville 0 Milwaukee 5 Toledo 2
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Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn Eee
Pittsburg
Brooklyn-Pittsburg
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Paul
Columbus
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
National League
Brooklyn
American League
Columbia
Alexander Strikes Out Chicago in 4-0 Philadelphia Win
Grover Alexander pitched shutout ball as Philadelphia defeated Chicago 4 to 0. Alexander doubled classified as two triple hits that produced two runs, scored on his fifth inning triple, and again on a seventh inning sacrifice fly. Seaton and Prendergast struggled, allowing multiple Philadelphia runs.
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Chicago
Grover Alexander
Philadelphia
Seaton
Alexander
Hornsby Three-Run Shot Drives St Louis Past Boston 8-7
St Louis wins 8-7 over Boston as Hornsby belts a bases loaded homer in the third and a two-run double in the eighth, while Cruise adds a run scoring single. Doak and Ames falter for Boston and St Louis takes the lead late with key hits, finalizing the comeback in a tense nine innings.
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ST. Louis
Hornsby
Cruise
Boston
Doak
J. Smith
Gonzales
Nehf
Miller
Ames
Latsman
Ludlow Whites Set for Norwood Series This Weekend
Ludlow Kentucky fans plan weekend baseball as John Kennedy's Ludlow White Sox host the Norwoods at Norwood. Babe Bryant will pitch Sunday against Norwoods after a 20 to 0 win over Lexington last Sunday. The Sox also beat Bellevue 5 to 1 Central Turners 5 to 2 and Middletown 3 to 1, losing to Hamilton Krebs 11 to 12 missing a catcher in that game.
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Ludlow
John Kennedy
Ludlow White Sox
Norwoods
Norwood
Sox
Lexington
White Sox
Babe
Bryant
Wiz’ Ziegl
Lar
Bellevue
Central Turners
Middletown
Hamilton Krebs
Indians at Crowe Park Feature Red Cross Day
Sunday doubles as Red Cross Day at Crowe Park as Callahan's Price Hill Club meets the Hiawatha Indians. A liberal portion of receipts goes to the Great American Red Cross while W. Burg will pitch for Price Hill and his brother for Hiawatha.
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Red Cross
Crowe's Park
Callahan
Price Hill
Hiawatha Indians
Great American Red Cross
W. Burg
Hiawatha
Local Baseball Roundup From Cincinnati Area Parks
Sunday games loom as Oriel Reds clash with Norwood leaders at College Hill while The Wintons seek a game. Clifford Robinson stars for Branch Hill area club with 60 strikeouts in four games. Summits add Wiese and others. Oakley seeks Sunday matchup. Cincinnati Red Sox travel to Madisonville for June 10, with bookings via Warsaw 1267 Y. Asbury versus Heekin Can Company set for Hunt Street. Hazelwoods rally to beat Newport Rivals 7 to 6.
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College Hill
Oriel Reds
Norwood
Heitzler
O’brien
Lanneman
Reds
Roettle
Meyers
Watters
Hill Boys
Branch Hill
Clifford Robinson
Miami Valley
Cincinnati Red Sox
Madisonville
Warsaw 1267-Y
Hamilton Krebs
Cynthiana
Asbury
Heekin Can Company
Hunt Street
Clark
Busch
Heidrenich
Dawson
Smith
Kilgour
Kline
Rattmeyer
Keubler
Curles Neck trotting horses sold for 80100 at Madison Square Garden
All 70 Curles Neck farm trotting horses owned by C. K. G. Billings were sold at Madison Square Garden for a total of 80100. The top bid of 30100 bought the stallion The Harvester (2 01) by Paul Kuhn of Terre Haute Ind. Other notable purchases include the pacing colt Directum (1 56) for 8000 by S Shurter Ellenville NY and Peter Dillon (2 11 %) for 3900 to Elm Pine Farm Greenwich NY. Bion, a Russian Orloff, was sold for 450 after Billings had reportedly paid 20000 in Russia.
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Curles Neck Farm
C. K. G. Billings
Madison Square Garden
Paul, Kuhn
Terre Haute
Ind
the Harvester
J. Crouch & Son
Lafayette
Peter Dillon
Elm Pine Farm
Greenwich
N. Y
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Russia
S. S.hurter
Ellenville
Ulster County
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