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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1901

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7

Reds edge Giants in 10th as Buckley hits winner

In a tense 10 inning National League game Cincinnati beat New York 3 to 2. Jake Beckley delivered a long RBI hit after a sac bunt by Harley, with McBride scoring the winning run in the tenth. Newton pitched well for New York but city errors and timely hits by Cincinnati sealed the outcome before a 3,600 crowd.

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Jake Beckley Selbach McBride New York Dr. Newton Newton Doheny Reds Dobbs Harley Beckley Crawford Steinfeldt Irwin Bergen Ganzel Buelow Bowerman van Hauren Magoon Strang Hickman Davis Strong Jake CIN’ TI Ab.r.bh Bb.po A.E. van Halt'n C.f S. O Borate B.K HS “Sete Ee Ganstl D Buelow Cincinnati Tork Ssateres Steinfeldt Magoon Emslie Dick Harley
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Mathewson to Pitch as Reds Seek series win

The Reds must win two more games to jump into first place as the Giants visit. Mathewson will start for New York with either Phillips or Hahn on the mound for Cincinnati. Phillips held Mathewson to one run in their prior meeting, and the wind hampered batting throughout the day.

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Reds Giants New York Mathewson Phillips Hahn Mr. Mathewson
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Chicago Tops Phillies In Openers Across Three Games

Chicago defeated Philadelphia 9 to 5 in a high scoring affair with early two run lead and strong hitting. Dugglesby struggled with little support as Chicago and later Pittsburg, Brooklyn, and Boston results noted. Attendance around 4,000 in Chicago. Green homered for Philadelphia. Menefee and Dugglesby rotated on mound in later frames.

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Chicago Cross Kling. c Hallman Toons Shreacbavius Menefee Dugegleby Thomas Slagle McCormick Green Barry Glesby Douglass Dugglesby Hartsel Childs Philadelphia Dexter Dag Dwyer Pittsburg Brooklyn Tannehill Chesbro Donovan Pitts Poole Kelley Sheckard Dahlen Jane Daly Bransfield Lis Beaumont Pali—Farrell O' Day
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St Louis Beats Boston 8 3 as Powell Shuts Out Later Rally

Powell baffled Boston for five innings as St Louis built an early lead and held on. The Cardinals broke the game open with a big seventh inning before Grosart’s late relief work sealed the 8 3 victory.

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ST. Louis Powell Boston Grosart
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St. Louis Beats Boston in Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt

Nichols leads with strong pitching and 6 strikeouts as St. Louis defeats Boston 8 to 2. Hite and McGann provide key hits including a three-base effort, while Donovan, Long, Padden, and Nichols contribute in scoring and fielding.

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St. L Ab.h.o.a.e Boston Heidrichm M'Gann Demont Sia Donovan Padden Aesaae Po Kruger Gowell Nichols Lang Hite Kittredge McGann Long Heidrick Wallach Pad Ryan Cunningham
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Connie Mack’s Brother Assaulted in Philadelphia

Dennis McKimevady Cornelius McGillicuddy Connie Mack’s brother and Athletics manager is in critical condition after a skull fracture from a blow with a baseball bat. He was found bleeding in a club dressing room and later moved to German Hospital. a groundkeeper is suspected, police investigate. The incident follows a quarrel over access to grounds. a trainee, Thomas Murphy, was arrested on suspicion in another matter.

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Commercial Tribune Philadelphia Dennis McKimevady Ingersoll Street Connie Mack Cornelius McGillicuddy Athletic Baseball Club German Hospital McGillicuddy Athletics MctGilcuddy Peel Cleveland Thomas Murphy B. & Cate
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Avondale Ath Club set for pivotal league clash

The Sat. Afternoon League extends player lists to June 15. Avondale faces Norwood in a Commercial Tribune medal clash with Eddie Kolb’s ballists leading the Globe-Wernicke Gyms in a key afternoon lineup. Umpires McGinnis Reissen and Dugan assigned to Avondale Globe-Wernicke and College Hill games.

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Howard Ferris Ferris College Hill Wetterer Renner S.s Dreths Meyer 1 Haberer Schlichte S.s Levings S.s Bente C.f Oliver c Ferguson Hall P Globe Hays Bush S.s Crail 1.F Kissinger Klinke Ranz R.f Henneke C.f Berte c Emig P Eddie Kolb Norwood McGinnis Avondale Park Reissen Globe-Wernicke Grounds Dugan Charlie Miller Milfords Milford Fifth and Walnut Oscar Euphrat Billy Bass Norwoods
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Riverside Plots vs Bullock Grounded Baseball Lineups

The Riverside team hosts Bullock at Bullock grounds with a full lineup including IMiverside, O Conners p Sanders c Stadlander 1b Sprengard 2b Sukre ss Gray 3b Leidemeier 1b Shampbough cf White man rf Bullock Os Shone or Wooley p Selzer or Young c E Shone 1b Hayes 2b Huling s Otto Shone 3b Shink 1f Harris cf Oscar Shone lf. The Edisons face Milling Machine at Le Blond grounds Linwood with Edison Keenan p Heckman or De vanney c Hemphill 1b Evans 2b Guy 8 3 McDermott 8b Fuller sf Poole cf Kindleberger rf Pick sub Milling Machine Wein rd p Kinkel c Heckel 1b Paynter 2b eilman s8 Richey 3b Zurlage 1f Snyder 1f Hauffle rf Rising sub. The Le Blonds play Batavia at Batavia with Parks p Shumake c T Le Blond 1b Homberger 2b Meyer sG Contady 8b Massmeyer 1f Glardon cf Glancey f Batavia Mulloy p Klingler c Thallman 1b Roudebush 2b Chamberlain ss Thoeney ss PriceLf Heinrici ef Thallinan or Griffith rf

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Riversides Bullock Grounds Imiverside O'Conners P Sanders c Stadlander Sprengard Sukre S.s Gray Leidemeier Shampbough C.f Whiteman R.f Bullock Os. Shone Wooley P Selzer Young c E. Shone Hayes Huling .S Otto Shone Shink Harris c Oscar Shone Edisons le Blond Grounds Linwood Edison Keenan P Heckman Devanney Hemphill Evans Guy McDermott Fuller Sf Poole c Kindleberger R Pick Milling Machine Weinrd P Kinkel.c Heckel Paynter Eilman S Richey Zurlage Snyder Hauffle R Rising le Blonds Batavia le Biond Parks P Shumake c T. le Blond Homberger Meyer S.g Contady Massmeyer Glardon Thoeneyss Price Lf Heinrici E.f Thallinan Or Grifth
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Western Association Clubs Standings Snapshot

Western Association tally lists clubs including Indianapolis D32 Toledo Wheel ng 124 15 with .615, Marion Louisville 23 i .575, Fort Wayne Dayton 486, Columbus.

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W.l.p.c Indianapolis Toledo Wheel Ng Marion Louisville Wayne Dayton Columbus
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Senators Rally For Ninth Inning Victory Over Toledo

The Senators defeated Toledo in Columbus on June 7 in a ninth inning rally after two outs. Pardee held them to three hits until then as three errors and four hits allowed four runs to cross the plate.

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Commercial Tribune Columbus Senators Pardee U Beore Colum. AB Oo. Ee Niles Zinram Toledo Pense AB Von A.E Sincitier Pisate SL Lees Egan Sduter Whee Abmort Evans Bas Knoll Wilmot Lally Grim Jacobs Herbert Burns M Han Leh Smith S ‘van Zalusky Aubrey Weyh Ee Ae Oj Irwin Louisville Grim Jacobs Hannavan Deléhanty Struut Wey Irwin Pire Latham
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Ft Wayne Beats Indianapolis 13 to 9 in Baseball Tilt

In Indianapolis on June 7, Ft Wayne built an early lead, then held off a late rally to defeat Indianapolis 13 to 9. Guese allowed several baserunners while Fricken and others contributed for Ft Wayne as attendance reached about 600.

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Commercial Tribune Indianapolis Ft. Wayne Indians Guese
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Louisville Breaks Out in First Game of Wheeling Series

Despatch from Louisville reports Wheeling failed to hit Weyhing as Louisville won 7 to 3. attendance rising as the Louisville team takes the series opener in a special dispatch to the Commercial Tribune.

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Louisville Wheeling Tribune
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Blues edge Chickasaw in thrilling 3 to 2 tennis match

In Memphis this afternoon the Chickasaw and Bellevue Blues battled to a 3 to 2 score. Pitchers Taylor and Hurlburt faced Hornberger and Beme as the Cincinnati aggregation provided the audience with a tightly contested game full of lead changes.

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Commercial Tribune Memphis Tenn Twe Ienings Chickasaw Bellevue Blues Cincinnati Taylor Hurlburt Hornberger Beme Blues
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Jiggs Donohue Released to Minneapolis Club

Pittsburg reports Jiggs Donohue is released to the Minneapolis Club of the Western League. He accepted terms immediately as Pittsburg waived the ten day clause.

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Commercial Tribune Pittsburg Jiggs Donohue Minneapolis
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Ft Wayne team stock sold to Isador Mautner

Charles Madou gal and E H Coombs major stockholders in the Ft Wayne baseball team of the Western Association sold their stock to Isador Mautner who has been active in management and becomes owner by sale. The dispute among stockholders over management prompted the change.

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Commercial Tribune FT. Wayne Ind Charles Madougal E. H. Coombs Isador Mautner
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Ohio Boat Club Hosts First Ladies Day on River

The Ohio Boat Club on the Ohio River opposite Brent Kentucky celebrated the season's first ladies day with a day of merriment and a banquet. Notable guests included Alvin I. Cahn Maurice Pollock Clara Cahn Leonora Schroeder Cora Offier Farry Hoffheimer Max Seasongood Sidney Rauh and many others, praised for club officials efforts.

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Ohio Boat Club Ohio River Brent Watermen Jack Tars Alvin I. Cahn Maurice Pollock Clara Cahn Leonora Schroeder Cora Offier Farry Hoffheimer Max Seasongood Sidney Rauh Max Weil Sam Fechhheimer Max. Hirsh Arthur Goldstein Carle Pritz Lyle Trounstine Clifford Stricker Arthur Wyler Chase Abrahams Alfred Bettmann Ralph Mack Max Hirsh Julian Lauer Milton Griffiths Ed. Goldstein Hert Rauh J. &. Rauh
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Local Tennis Clubs Clash Across Rival Courts

Clifton meets Avondale at Avondale Athletic courts with Barnest Diehl in singles and DeCamp paired with Mitchell in doubles. Inverness battles Dayton on Dayton courts as Youmans and Dr Struble face Thompson and Warner in a tough doubles test. Norwood seeks a strong club showing, A B Cole vs Nat Omerson in singles, Cordes and Mills vs Trux Emerson and Roy Miller, and Hunt with Mrs Roye in ladies singles. Westwood has a bye this week.

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Clifton Avondale Inverness Dayton Youmans Dr. Struble Thompson Warner Casey Miss Santifar Miss Blakeney Norwood Oh A. B. Cole Nat Omerson Cordes and Mills Trux Emerson Roy Miller Ne Hunt Igies Westwood
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Gyms to Host Practice Cricket Match This Afternoon

The Gyms cancel a planned match with the Newports and instead schedule a practise game between two Gym elevens. J A Gill has joined to secure a place on the team and will face Pittsburg on June 29. Gym members must report at Gym Park by 2 pm.

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Gyms Newports Macpherson J. A. Gill Gill Pittsburg Queen City Gym Cricket Club Gym Park
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Fine Prizes for Cincinnati Gym Field Day Winners

The Cincinnati Gym field day on June 25 at Gym Park promises valuable trophies. The Newhaus cup will be twice as large as last season’s. Boat Club entrants push hard to win, while entries flood in to the gym manager, who says it will be the banner event in the organization’s history.

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New York George Davis Buelow Strong Ganzel Hickiman Giants Cincinnati Gym Queen City Ole Club Boat Club
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Simms defeats Hamilton in ten round amateur main event

Akron wrestler Art Simms defeated Jack Hamilton of Troy New York in ten rounds at the South End Athletic Club. Simms dominated from the start and floored Hamilton three times in the second. The referee stopped the match after Hamilton was knocked down three times in the tenth. Weighed 130 pounds. Edma McKeen of Cleveland refereed. About 206 spectators attended.

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Commercial Tribune Akron Art Simms Jack Hamilton Troy N. Y South End Athletic Club Simms Hamilton Edma McKeen Cleveland
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John Berne Celebrates Twenty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary

John Berne, cafe manager at Cincinnati League Park, celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of his marriage yesterday. He is estimated to be about seventy-two years old based on his many fish stories.

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John Berne Cincinnati League Park Bernie
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Four Favorites Dominate at Newport Racing Day

Four hot favorites lead the field in a Newport race card with Dolly Wagner routing the long race. Baronet wins the second heat after leading early and Prue Wood places strong behind. GrandmA Ir wins the fourth, while Oma and other contenders mix results amid delays and noisy entries.

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Newport Stamp Patton Baronet Prue Wood Sven Hléven Faleta Edna Kenner Corinne C. Cees Worth Eva Wilson Asual Grandma Ir Beauchamp Jackson Evanson Grandma Bat Dolly Wagner Banquo Hinsdale George Allaire Bean Nelse Morris Finley Durrell Cogswell Old Phil Tangible King’s Pet Zellmoré Lot.Thomas Major Bell Pergnes Jrbs Amorosa Garnett Troubaline Savaletta Sweet Pream Tony Licalzi Sylvan Dell Snell Corinne C Corner Dr. Ferd Err Pillowsex the Widow Lady Florence Lagella Ship Ahoy Worthington Grandma IT Bya Wilson Ksor Chemisette Maggie Felix Mazeta Gwynne Iris The Jacksons Barlie Estes Mary Ccc Ceee Brown ‘Thrush Ceylon Robert Morrison Jim Nap Bettie R Jim Flood
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First Race Selling and Other Thoroughbred Entries

The page lists multiple race cards with horse names and weights for six events including First Race Selling, Second Race Selling, Third Race Purse, Seventh Race Selling, Fifth Race Selling, and Sixth Race Selling. Notable entries include Sister Kate II 402 Ibs, Le Prince 102 Ibs, Lilly Pantland 86 Ibs, St Sidney 91, Baffled 98 Ibs, Lil Hoffman 96 Ibs, Free Admission 8 Ibs, and Governor Boyd 102.

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Sister Kate II Lizetta Belle Nutter Lillie Hammerton Lizzie Carr Nancy Dobyns Allee’ Scorpion Gennerose Auchendrayné the Tramp Antithesis L. Thompson Albert Edward Larry C le Prince Miss Gaines Miss Canale Maid of Hope Annie 4. B Martha D Worth Lilly Pantland St. Sidney Profit Northumberland Robert Gray McCarren Foneda Charlie ‘O'Brien Imperialist Baffled Ibs Leetka Sauber Rodd Zolo Pretty Rosie Edna Garry Strathbroeck Lyllis Fatherland Brother Fred Nekar
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Unclear Names in Regional Race Card

Fragmentary OCR lists multiple names and nicknames linked to a regional event or entry list. No clear event, organization, date, or outcome is identifiable from the readable text.

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Gossip From the Ring and Paddock at Newport

Sam Lucas and his colt King Daly arrive by Adams Express from St Louis costing 147. Baronet climbs to 1000, purchased by Rodgers & Freeman. Jockey changes spark talk as Sporty Sayres assigns riders while two boys wait contracts. Stamp’s win noted for Patton.

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Sam Lucas King’ Daly Newport Lyman Davis Adams Express St. Louis Lucas Mound City Baronet Sayer Rodgers & Freeman Dissolute Patton Stamp Jockeycore Charlie Tucker Stable Sayres
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Chicago to allow prize fighting under new city committee

The Licensed Committee of the Common Council moved to pass an ordinance allowing boxing matches under organized clubs if sanctioned by the Committee on Athletics and the Mayor. A five alderman panel will issue permits for paid exhibitions and oversee athletic events to promote public health and orderly sports.

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Commercial Tribune Chicago Common Council Athletic Commission
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Edna Kenner On The Cards In BE Rudolph Connection

The report notes Edna Kenner as a contender linked to BE M Rudolph, described as in-law to Jakie Markiein. Race action hints at mud slowing Banyguo and mentions Imperial ist gaining on the field. By George’s owner paid 105 to retain the horse and several connections travel from Morris Park to Highland Park.

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Edna Kenner BE. M. Rudolph Heame Jakie Markiein Banyguo By George Canes Morris Park Kentucky Evelvyin Princeling W. Lyles T. Grabb J A. Johnson Highland Park Takk
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Cap and Bells II Wins English Oaks in London Race

American owner Foxhall P Keene wins The Oaks with Cap and Bells II ridden by Milton Henry. Cap and Bells II secures victory by six lengths over Sabrinetta and Minnie Dee in a field of twenty one three year old fillies. The result underscores American breeding training and jockey skill in Britain.

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London Britain Foxhall P. Keene Cai Bells IL Milton Henry Cap and Bells II Lord Ellesmere Sabra Richard Croker Minnie Dee Turner Marshcress Arta
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Keene Pride Basks in Victory for Cap and Bells II

London reports Keene proud as Cap and Bells II wins the race. He bred the American filly in Kentucky and considers the win a landmark, claiming a large wager and plans to donate half of a £4500 purse to London and U.S. hospitals.

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London Mr. Keene Fily Kentucky Croker New York Keene United States Cap Beils II la Fleche
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Keene Stakes Funds to Charity After England Win

James R Keene announced the Oaks Stakes winnings totaling about 24000 will be distributed to charities. Half to be given in the United States and half to English charities.

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New York James R. Keene Keene England
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English Lore Over Americans Success

London reports reflect American strides on British turf as the Daily Press questions England's decline and the Sporting Life concedes American triumphs despite disapproval of riding style. The commentary notes a shift in training and competition raising concern about traditional dominance.

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London Daily Peas England Islands United States Sporting Papers Sporting Life
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Ethelbert Impresses with 2 1 4 Mile Trial at Sheepshead Bay

New York June 7 Horsemen forecast a Suburban handicap record as Ethelbert ran a mile and a quarter in 2 06 1 2 at Sheepshead Bay. While not extended the horse appeared supreme, Morseman called it the best private workout in years and among the fastest in memory.

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New York Mont Ethelbert Jorkey Club Sheepshead Bay Morseman Tenny Salvator Kingston Ethelbert Brighton Coney Island
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Matinee Trot Offers Three Events At Oakley Track

Oakley track opens this afternoon for three trotting races including a 2:22 class and a 2:40 pace. Free admission draws a likely large crowd as horse racing fans anticipate fast pacing from the turf stars in a lively matinee followed by promising heats and exhibitions.

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Alfred C Wins First Race at Six Furlongs

In the June 1 harness, Alfred C. took the six furlongs feature with Kettle Court second and Our Lizzie third. Other results included J. Patrick at Pilaster second in the two year olds five furlongs and Custodian winning the seven furlong event with Benckar second and Flying Bess third.

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