Arcady and Mary Kinkead Clinch Latonia Quickstep and Clipsetta
In front of about 18 000 amid showers at Latonia Arcady ridden by W Charles won the Quickstep Handicap worth 6500 net for Harry Payne Whitney while Mary Kinkead under Camden colors captured the Clipsetta Stakes with Cupid's Curse second and Helen's Babe third. Camden horses dominated the day with Dudley and Rothermel also scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
Harry Payne Whitney
Arcady
Edward Beale McLean
Cupid
Curse
Hal Price Headley
Helen
Babe
John McPherson
William Bros
Mary Kinkead
W. Charles
D. Mergler
Camden
Mr. Camden
Dudley
Rothermel
At &Hemost
Light Brigade
Danny ‘Stewart
J. W. Parrish
Down Town
George Fields
Announcement
Mikado
Percentage
Midway
Gossip Avenue
W. Frank
Little Cook
Milo
McGee
Milo McGee
Track Gossip Highlights Large Attendance and Sloppy Track
The meeting drew the largest crowd of the current session, over 5 000 more than opening day, despite showers. Winners included Percentage Dudley and Rothermel while others like Energy International Stable Sincere and Mikado failed to win. A heavy downpour made the track sloppy from the third race onward. Will Land suffered a severe cut and was forced out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percentage
Dudley
Rothermel
Energy
Sincere
Mikado
Latonia Seventh Race Result and Payouts
J N Camden's Victoire won the Latonia seventh in a tight finish over Blue Stone with Rothermel, Victoire, and Blue Stone among the top payouts. D E Stewart trained the winner for owner J N Camden. purse was 1600 with placings paid to show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Camden
Lady Botha
D. E. Stewart
G. Noel
Cccceessees
N. Camden
Victoire
Aedhee L. Baker
Blue Stone
Stetgis H. Hall
Boone's Knoll
Rothermel
Rae
Lear
Thorncliffe Race Day Results Highlight Local Claiming Cards
Multiple races at Thorncliffe feature claiming purses of 1000 dollars for three year olds and up. Notable finishes include Care Free, High Priestess, and Hoi Polloi in the first race, Tad Beold and Sun Lady in the fourth, Transplant and Dr Corbett among others in the second, and Gen Thatcher Prince Hamlet and Thomasine in the fifth with handling details and scratches listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traight
McCrann
Buck
Orse
McTague
Sun Lady
Lie
Clague
Davel
Ceeceers
Imne
Our Flag
Sir Glen
Icksy Wicksy
Velma M
Joe Joe
tKelly
S Queen
Glenville
San Los
Bengore
P. Moody
Fleet Princess
Mutuelfield
Corbett
Daley Lou
Aron
Ran—Dernier Lou
Poppye
T Lucky Dollar
Fehrah
Old Top
Sun Turret
Eltrym
Ranleigh
Scrate Ann K
Flora
Merulina
Mormon Elder
Mutuel
Gen Thatcher
Thomasine
Corey
Prince Hamlet
Lang
Q’mara
Belpre
tJohn F. Kleaver
Shreve
Pegshow
Dancing Fool
Deronda
Schaefer
Leonid Schaefer
Old Crow
Huntamer
Virginius
Liebgold
Tim
Alsé
Prince Direct
Felicitous
Yakima
Sorline
Owasco
Nettie May
Kent L
Miss Ederle to Try Channel Swim in July
Gertrude Ederle may attempt the English Channel crossing between July 2 and 25, trainer Jabez Wolfe says. A tug will accompany her while hourly progress reports are sent by pigeons, with training quarters arranged at Cape Gris-Nez near Boulogne where the start is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulogne
France
Gertrude Ederle
English Channel
Jabez Wolfe
Wolfe
Ederle
Cape Gris-Nez
Ft. Collins Wins Scholastic Meet at Chicago
Ft. Collins Col. annexed the team championship at the national interscholastic track meet in Chicago. Russell Walter of Kokomo Ind. took the individual honors as the meet saw records fall in the mile and 100 yard dash. The Ft. Collins squad led late but finished in a second place tie after the hammer event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ft. Collins
Col
Russell Walter
Kokomo
Ind
Oath
Wenatchee
Wash
Northwestern High
Detroit
Danville
Ill
Kaysville
Utah
Argentine High
Kansas City
Kan
Protection
Parkston
S. D
Kiser
Ash
W. Cox
Rochester
N. Y
Policy of coaches wrong in boys athletics, Kilpatrick says
Prof. W. H. Kilpatrick of Teachers College Columbia University told the International Y M C A Council assembly that coaches must reject a win at all costs policy. He argued getting away from this attitude is essential in building character in boys and young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes Park
Col
W. H.kilpatrick
Teachers College
Columbia University
International Y. M. C. A. Council Assembly
Gene Tunney Defeats Gibbons in Paris Shock for Carpentier
Paris June 6 Gene Tunney's decided victory over Tom Gibbons in New York last night surprised Georges Carpentier who had picked Gibbons to win He said he met both men and that Gibbons was Tunney's master though he now is ready to meet Gene again to gain another crack at Dempsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gene Tunney
Tom Gibbons
New York
Georges Carpentier
Gibbons
Georges
Tunney
Gene
Dempsey
Godfrey Wins Narrow Ten Round Decision At San Francisco
George Godfrey from Leiperville won a ten round decision over Canadian Jack Renault at the ballpark in San Francisco. The bout was slow and cumbersome with heavy clinching and wrestling but little heavy punching. Gate receipts were about $30,000 and critics called it the poorest major heavyweight contest of any note in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
George Godfrey
Leiperville
Philadelphia
Jack Renault
Chicago Defeats Wisconsin 7 to 6 In Season Finale
Chicago defeated Wisconsin 7 to 6 in Madison ending the season. Consistent Chicago hitting and Wisconsin errors troubled Badger pitchers. Batteries Gubbins Marks and Webster for Chicago Clausen Screnk Stoll and Lamboly for Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Chicago
Wisco
Badgers
Aanuas
Gubbins, Marks and Webster
Clausen, Screnk, Stoll and Lamboly
Ashland College Defeats Capital University 7 to 4
Ashland College beat Capital University 7 to 4 as Kiefer pitched well for Ashland and Nolte for Capital also performed strongly. Errors by Capital proved costly in the Midwest college baseball game reported from Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland Downs
Capital
Columbus
Kiefer
Ashland College
Capital University
Nolte
R. H. E.hland
Paxton
Knauff
Southern Association
Eleane
Little Be
Je Hock
Mob Mobile
Birmingham
Sting Wins Suburban Handicap in a Nose Finish
Sting, bred by James Butler at Eastview Farm in Westchester County, edged Cherry Pie by a nose to win the Suburban Handicap at Belmort Park. Mad Play finished third as 25,000 fans roared, with a time of 2 04 1 5 and a purse of 11 300 to the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. T. Ryan
New York World News Service
New York
Sting
Spur
Gnat
Belmort Park
James Butler
Greentree Stable
Cherry Pie
Mad Play
Altawood
Flash
Brooklyn
Allawood
Danby
Swope
Catalan
Fair Play
Greentree
Mad Hatter
Aga Khan
Eastview
Westchester County
Anderson and Ryan Set For Welterweight clash at Redland Field
Billy Ryan and Joe Anderson, longtime rivals, meet in a ten round welterweight bout at Redland Field tomorrow night. Both expect to outbox or land decisive punches at 140 pounds with a large local crowd backing them. The card also features Cal Stevens vs Jack Donohigs, Blackburn vs Young Lawrence, Starlo vs Mickey Do, and Herget vs Kimball, with the main event slated to start at 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Ryan
Joe Anderson
Greater Cincinnati
Redland Field
Anderson
Ryan
Billy
Cal Stevens
Jack Donohigs
Syracuse
N. Y
Jack "Blackburn
Young Lawrence
Oes
Cincinnati wins doubles in Ohio Conference tennis tourney
The University of Cincinnati won the doubles in the Ohio Conference tennis tournament by defeating Wooster 0-6 6-5 6-3 and 6-4. Bucke of Ohio Wesleyan had earlier won the singles, defeating McCullum of Cincinnati. Other contenders included Dennison Kenyon Muskingum and Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Jume
University of Cincinnati
Bucke
Ohio Wesleyan
McCullum
Cincinnati
Dénnison
Kenyos
Muskingum
Akron
Ohio Wesleyan Wins Singles Title In Conference Tennis
E Buicke of Ohio Wesleyan defeats McCullum of Cincinnati in the Ohio Conference tennis finals with a five set victory 1 6 6 4 6 3 6. Buicke captures the championship in Oster Ohio.
Flying Ebony's Latonia Derby bid could crown distance legend
Belmont Park training plans for Flying Ebony include a careful Latonia Derby prep as owner Gifford Cochran seeks the Kentucky Jockey Club bonus. The colt, bred for stamina from The Finn line, formerly won the Kentucky Derby and faces a field likely of ten to twelve at Latonia on June 27 with added money and a possible winner's share near 26,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Jockey Club
Churchill Downs
Latonia
Johren
Paul Jones
Louisville
Gladiator
Brother Butch
Black Gold
Kentucky
Black Toney
Chilhowee
Gibson
Oklahoma
Belmont Park
Gifford A. Cochran
Flying Ebony
George Smith
Captain Hal
John
Earl Sande
New York
William Duke
Gifford Cochran
Coventry
Finn
Zev
Kali Sang
Lawrence Realization
Oceanic
Laurel
Princess Mary
Hessian
Royal Gun
Watercress
the Clown
Gunfire
Sir Barton
Maryland
J. K. L. Ross
Montreal
Billy Kelly
Eternal
Pimlicon
Pimlico
Star Shoot
Lady Stirling
Withers
Belmont
Covington
Windsor
Ontario
Samuel D. Riddle
Aurora Race Day Results Highlight Wide Purses and Long Odds
Results from seven races show a mix of favorite and longshot winners. Packet Mouse led the first race for maidens at six furlongs, while Straight Shot won the second at one mile and seventy yards. It's Alibi and Red Squirrel delivered $16.80 pays in the third, with Northern Miss topping the four-year-old sprint. Little Thistle and Candy Stick grid the final listed events, as conditions remained clear and track fast throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endor Southwest
Erbert
yCozy
Miss Magg
Arrow Springer
Vane
W. Carter
iThornelitte Stable
Wilson
Mable Seth
Anes Maid
Heta Girl
Janis
Emma Hoagland
Seacwest
Lady Argos
Barrow
Thing’s Court
Finley Eer
Rosa Veta Ito Marios de Jacques
T. S. Dabney
Trigger
Towton’s Rose
Sir Gallahad II
Tarascon
Tar
Roxanna
Rosy Jester
Telescope
Cordelier
Bill Winfrey
Wetterman
Warata
Parrish’s ci. G
Mart
Hayes
St. i
St.Odds
Noel
W. Parsch
Ikado
Meyer
Seccotres
Ds Laowe
Taylor Walker
Little Jimmy
Mergler Ohichelson
Captain Conan
Johnsoteele
Mikado
Wn Town
Lectable
Chesterbrook
Bolonel Wagner
Marvin May
Poinsetta
Blockhead
Pirent
W. Parrish
M Midwey
Gossip Avenue
B Hayes
Wrewners
Screere
Frank
Ennen
Cerish
the Engineer
F . Burke
Sonneny
R. S. Clark
Little Cook
D. Hurn
Audley Farm
Idle Hour
Pere Tage
Stright
Thengineer
Milo McGee
Little K
Milo
McGee
Malcolm Jr
Royal Omar
Inner
F. J. Wieland
B. G
Vulcain
Arlette
J. L. Pontius
Burke F. J
T. Weaver
Wrack Ray
D. Connelly
Oors - Galvin
Johnson F. Devereux
Wong OK
Noel Dortchros
Purity
Four Oaks
Sing
Strai Place
Sincere
Viette
Wo Bok
Reel Foot
Camden
Ch. F
Peter Quince
E. Stewart
Mary Kinkead
D. Mergler
J. N. Camden
Cupid
R Williams
E. B. McLean
Helen’s
W. W. Taylor H. P. Headley
Indianapolis
Harvey
S. K. Nichols
Barbara
W. Frank Coldstream Farm
Belle
Cry
W. Smith
G. F. Croissant
Elen
Babe
Helen
Iir Indianapolis
Ibara
Rose Marie Wed Ear
Wildwood
Dolly Bay
Queen Clara
J. N. Mden
Atalanta
Ry Teo
St.Odds Dudley
H Stearns
N. Camden
Setootap
J McCoy
Esneest R. Baker
Dusty Mary
H Meyer
H, Downing
John Hager
Sayne
Qie J
Sarah
Day Teeenes
Noel Laskbnheostohecress
Dudsley
Captain Haney
Dudl x. Tan
Volt
Aptain Haney
Treasurer
Dusty Ary
Colonel Gilmore
Paftider Pete
Wits
Jennie
Os Sherrill
Allen
Wahkeen
Seeeweeee
Jonel Taylor
Dutaveseaebhes
Clough Jordan
Sereenmersetones
Tender Seth
Glory Wetwanes
Dr. McArthur
Winnie Aoe
Phyllis Gentry
Winnie Davis
Miss Virginia
Taeenee
Erskine Dale
Threerrace
General Cadorna
Terese
Aenete Reserees
Zealo
Royal Cha
El_Cid
Fausto Elias O
Wilmer
Addie
Louis
Rachel Potter
Annie Lyle
Raight
Packet Mouse
Anderson
Colonel Schooler
McCi
Voy Bee Ae
Meco
Jack Trout
Squire McMasters
Conway
Woodland Queen
Test of Time
Kubal
Pepper Day
Merimee
Gianelloni
Roach
Doughoregan
Ferrari
Alibi
Hoagland
Herbert
Pichon
Vuillemont
Zanzibar
Cruzern
Ennese
Montgomery
Masons
al Ran
Maulcibier
Peters Approval
R. E. Clark
Power
Eddie, Jr
Norfield
Royal Princess
Northern Miss
Sligo
Montg’y
Jad
Cappie
Captain Fox
Jimmy Trinz
Jocke
Little Thistle
Majestic
Candy Stick
J. Ee
Louanna
K.noe
Archie Ol Als Bucko
Runley
Martha Moore
Czardom
Nacomee
Statler
McClung
Theo Fay
Dorothy Adams
Irish Lace
May Buddy
Connaught Results First Race at the Track
The program lists claiming races for three year olds and up across seven events. Winners include Play On, Briar Sweet, Edisto, Digit, Heir at Law, Bullet Proof, and Trail Blazer with times and payouts noted. several entries are scratched and a clear weather note records track conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borfianelli
Flint
Fisher
Ridenour
Sir Gallahad Jr
Ted
T Oakwood
Leslie
Trigger
van Mast
Butwell
Truce
Urassa
Arno
Kennedy
Joy Smoke
Red Stone
Baker
Sme
Pixole
Altissime
Harryer
Jockeytraight
Tho’ Son
Rose Cloud
Bourassa
Frosty Boy
George de Mar
Pathan
Loggarth Aroon
Soa Ang
Jacques
Moore
Ampolac
Jomnes
Spugs
Gipsy Flyer
Avispa
Dr. T
Dabney
Trail Blazer
Boabeese
Vitamin
Dellahm
Fane Lady
Ballot Car
Black Top
Belmont race results on a hot day with fast track
Summary of Belmont races list winning horses and weights across six races plus notable scratches. Carabinier won the Corinthian Steeplechase, Royalite captured the handicap, Marche Militaire led the Suburban entry, and Sh. Fiddlestick claimed the three year olds. Weather was clear and track fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeons
Lorbit
Breuning
St. PL
Sting
Cherry Pie
Ellis
Mad Play
L. Fator
Altawood
Flagstaff
Greentree
Hillside
Carabinier
McNair
Dank’s
Land
Furlo
Marche Militaire
Lacsie
Jactica Recky Lane
McDer't
Light
Carter
Volunteer
Somerset
Gareth
Mix
Upton
Sea Et
Madrigal NI
Little Blaze
Shampoo
Ceres
Sir Duettiste
Byers
Boatman
Bullseye
Vox Populi I
San’s Pedhe
Brookmeade
Houdini
Damask
Brave II
Noah
McAfee
Storm-King
Pique
Laplander
Cloud
Neclans
Superlette
Enslaved
Peanuts
Kathleen Crosby
Fiddlestick
Repine
Punjab
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H. P. Whitney Céit
Lincoln G. Plaut
Start
Henry Burke
Ojit Spring
Howard Stearns
Mack Garner
A. Mortensen
Jake Heupel
Charline
George W. Barnes
United Verde
Whiskaway
Barnes Farm
Barnesdale
Lee O. Conner
R. W. Collins
J. W. Bell
Sir Peter
Standard Oil Company of Kentucky
Pit, Jr
R. L. Baker
Lexington
Pif, Jr
Anna Bain
Newton Barrett
Fire
Horned Bros. and
Jones Stable
Donald Mergler
Noah McClelland
Mergler
Jimmy McCoy
George Arvin
Dortch Bros
Hawthorne
John Flanagan
Lee Kirk
George Land
Tommy Brothers
Dayton
George B. Cox
Parkview
Julius G. Reeder
Downs
Dade Park
J. B. Cloher
J. C. Ellis
Will Land
Certain
Reputation
F. Musante
E. R. Bradley
Barracuda
Better Luckathrop
Sandhurst
Ki Nadi
Kentucky Cardinal
Jack Hendricks
Reds
Braves
Boston
Connaught
Thorncliffe
Canada
Ocean Crest
Atlantida
Benorion
Trym Aeveeseeneeeeres
Lady Heart
Cote D'Or
Kirkfield Post Mantasaeerenacoes
Ucks
Drakes Iid
Dragons
Bethieher Steel i
Lieute Tant Farrell
Julia O Senses
Tamale Dick
Billy Mann
Roma
Ariew
Artha Roos
Bob Spalding
Basilet
Unionville
Brockton
Miamonides
Rosamond
Bolivar Bond
Seth
Dernier Sourie
Capt. Schneller
Silver Maid
Frank Gailor
Frank Fogarty
Enna Newman the Archer
Fair Rowena
Ceceeseees
J. Savageweather
Cloudy
H. P. Whitney
M. Time
Goldblatt
St Arcady
Twee Eeernenses
Charles
H. J
Itney
LOT
Iat Bros Erson
Nee Garden
Mc . L. Baker
Sereepens N. Camden
Runt
Ord RF
Harvey A
Es Eadley
Queen of the Forest
G. H. Keene
Cyclops
Colecoinienses Assey
J. Pe F
Musante
Nat
Energ
Nwaighht
Lathrop
King Nadi
Cardinal
Lawless
Reneeeeenee Renee
Grenadier
Alkali Ikoa
Johnny Campbell
Peers Stalone
Upwa
Lockerbie
Top Sergeant
Walter E
Polynesia
Resonance
oMector Seno
Ayeeseeenereee
St. Michael
Trajahus
Sun Car
Boye
Lly
Uno
Bance S
Maddenstown
En'’S Guild
Adrianople
Ety Breeze
Little Ruth
Sabina
Shires
Golder
Iverson
Aurora
Miss Ederle
Carpentier
Renault
Godfrey
Eversee
Great
Mad
Covington Weltern
K. O. Victory
Bearcat Tennigs
Weoman
OSTER
G. A. Cochran
Nashville
Tenn
John. W. Armstrong
Jackson
Miss
South
H. S. Geismer
Geismer
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