Latonia Opens with Seven Races at Prestigious Meet
Latonia track launches a major racing meeting today as barriers rise for seven races. Notable horses include John Gund, Prince Hermis, Black Toney, and David Craig in the inaugural handicap with a $8 000 purse. Kentucky attendance from Louisville and Lexington expected for the Latonia Derby and a packed July schedule.
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Black Toney
David Craig
Harry Payne Whitney
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Blue Grass State
Rain Postpones Reds Braves Game In Two O Clock Showdown
Rain at two o'clock yesterday postponed the Reds versus Braves game forcing a double header set for July 29 when the Beans return. Buck Herzog offered managerial philosophy on leadership, talent, and discipline, arguing success requires baseball knowledge, shrewdness, funds, and strong character.
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Powers That Be
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Braves
Benton
James
Pittsburg Defeats Brooklyn 6 1 for Second Win
Pittsburg tops Brooklyn 6 to 1 as Babe Adams tightens in the pinch with bases loaded. Coombs woes worsen with walks and three hit batters while Wagner and Gibson pace the offense. Final line shows Pittsburg with solid run support and stout pitching.
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Six-Run Seventh Powers Phillies Past St Louis
Philadelphia roared to an 8 to 4 victory over St. Louis as a six-run seventh inning erased an early Cardinals lead. Key names include pitchers Rixey and Sallee and hitters Bancroft Cravath and Niehoff in a high scattering scoring game.
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I O Perdue
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Roche
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Perdue
Time
Quizley and Son
Results First Race Selling features multiple horses and times
Race card reports six selling races with entries headed by Phil Ungar and The Governor. Times shown for each race include 0:55 3 and 1:44 and 1:43. The card lists weights, odds, and participating horses and runners.
Belmont Race Results Card Four Stakes and Handicaps
Thorough list of Belmont Park races with selling events and handicaps. Details include horse names such as Tralee Broomcorn Orolund Double Eagle Old Salt Prairie Dinah Do and distances from 11-16 miles to 1 mile. Jockeys and weights appear, along with times and runners in each race.
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el Bold
Cleveland outfielder Joe Jackson sprained elbow on Memorial Day
Manager Fohl said an X ray of Jacksons right elbow showed sprained ligaments with no fracture. Jackson will miss the game for several days as he recovers from the injury sustained on Memorial Day.
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Husky middleweight to clash with Jack Dillon at ball park
The husky middleweight will clash with Jack Dillon at the ball park next Friday night. The standings show teams from the National and American Leagues with Chicago, Boston, New York and Philadelphia leading their divisions as other clubs list wins and losses across American Association and Federal leagues.
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Baseball Scores Across Leagues From Yesterday
In the National League Boston and Cincinnati played on wet grounds while New York faced Chicago. Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 6 to 1 and Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 8 to 1. In the American League Detroit edged New York 3 to 2. St Louis won 4 to 1 over an opponent. Boston 3 defeated Chicago 6. Washington beat Cleveland 6 to 3. American Association saw Minneapolis 4 Louisville 3 and Kansas City 10 Indianapolis 5 with rain at St Paul Columbus and Milwaukee Cleveland. Federal League results include Kansas City 1 St. Louis 0 and Brooklyn 4 Baltimore 3 2.
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Baseball Matchups Across Cities in Major Circuits
Schedule lists games in major leagues with teams across cities including Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Detroit Cleveland Washington St Louis Philadelphia Chicago Milwaukee Cleveland Minneapolis Louisville St Paul Columbus Kansas City Indianapolis Baltimore Brooklyn St Louis Kansas City.
Boxing Card Aims To Draw Covington Fans Tonight
At Federal Ball Park Covington Patsy Haley of Wilkesbarre and Leo Roux collide in ten rounds with winner earning a featherweight title chance later in the month. Battling Gordon meets Stanley Schulte in eight rounds, Johnny Glodac of Hazelton faces Young Camille in six. Glodac trains in Cincinnati and draws buzz as a local sensation.
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C A C Dominates League With Unbeaten Run
C A C leads the Athletic League with four wins no losses after a 7 to 4 win over Christ Church last Saturday. Long staffs the mound as Covington teams aim to show Cincinnati rivals their baseball strength. Next Saturday C A C faces Covington Y M C A at Rosedale grounds at 3 PM. all welcome.
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Detroit Tops Yankees 3–2 In Ninth Inning Thriller
Detroit takes the American League lead with a 3–2 ninth inning win over the New York Yankees. Cobb ties it in the eighth with a double, wild pitch, and infield out, then Coveleski and Bush drive in the decisive runs in the ninth. Yankees suffer their fifth straight defeat as Hartzell and Keating toil on the mound.
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Browns Defeat Phillies Behind Shawkey Strong Innings
St. Louis defeated Philadelphia 4 to 1 as Shawkey held the Phils in check through eight innings. Lapp sparked the offense with a triple, double and single, while Lear debuted after Kopf exited for a pinch hitter. St. Louis rapped 12 hits and capitalized on timely plays to secure the win at Philadelphia.
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Pitchers Battle Ends in Red Sox 3 0 Victory Over Cubs
Boston edges Chicago 3 to 0 as Faber loses string of wins in a fast pitchers duel at Fenway Park. Wood and Faber hold the hitters. Thomas belts a third inning triple after Quinlan’s misplay. Wallace debuts as umpire in a brisk 1 hour 28 minute game.
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Morton Retires Washington in 6th as Cleveland Falls 6 3
Washington defeated Cleveland 6 to 3 after Morton tiring in the sixth and seventh innings. Boehling gave up four hits and three runs in the first, then Gallia held Cleveland scoreless nine innings. Eight Washington runs came with seven singles a double and a sacrifice fly.
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Brockmeier Chosen Secretary for NK Independent Semipro Association
The Northern Kentucky Baseball Association, representing top NK teams, remains strong as President Pat Fichlie plans a managers meeting to discuss changes. John J. Brockmeier, NKBA secretary, is named secretary of the Independent Semiprop Association and will oversee a central office for Kentucky managers to arrange games and weekly gatherings.
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John 8. Brockmeier
Northern Kentucky Association
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Former Red hurlers duel as Packard edges Davenport 1 0
Kansas City rises to first in Federal League as Packard defeats Davenport of St. Louis 1 to 0. Shaw triple and scores on Goodwin single in eighth inning provides the margin. Line scores and pitcher details included.
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Brooklyn doubleheader victory over Baltimore in tight games
Brooklyn wins 4 to 3 and 8 to 2 in a doubleheader at home. In the first game a ninth inning single after bases were loaded gave Brooklyn the win. The second game lasts ten innings with a Texas leaguer scoring the decisive run in the tenth.
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Senates to Meet Elmwood In Rivalry Clash Next Sunday
Rival clubs Senates and Elmwood prepare for a high stakes game at Middle town Park after a 1 to 0 victory by the Senates over Middle town Club. Mueller fanned 12 batters with 2 hits allowed as Elmwood rides a near flawless season.
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International League scores from Newark Buffalo Rochester
In Newark City 2 to 1 over Newark with Batteries Sherman Reynolds Brown Heckinger. In Buffalo Montreal 0 to 6, Richter Madden Beebe LaLan. In Eschester fifteen innings Toronto 10 Rochester 9. In Richmond Providente 9 to 0 over Richmond 0 0 0 2 0 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 35 555.
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Opening rounds heat up in US women's tennis championship
In Philadelphia the annual US women's lawn tennis championship began with top players from Boston New York California and Norway advancing. Notables include Molla Bjurstedt Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman Mary Browne and Eleanor Sears. Play continues with doubles and mixed events starting tomorrow as defenses and debuts unfold.
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Yingling Shuts Down Colonels In Rain Interlude
Yingling baffled Louisville batters in all but the eighth as Minneapolis won 4 to 3 in the series second game. Ellis took the loss after allowing 12 hits in eight innings while Yingling went the distance with four strikeouts. The contest featured a rain-delayed stretch and key hits by Clemons Altizer Holland and Autrey.
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Terrific hitting by Kansas City tops Indianapolis 10 5
Kansas City drove Merz from the mound and beat Schardt 10 to 5 in Indianapolis. Mattick led with two triples and three singles in five at bats as KC totaled 22 bases on 16 hits. Indians had 6 runs and 8 hits. Time 1 31. Umpires O Brien and twin.
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Cincinnati Athletes Seek Frisco World Meet berth
Under the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce the city plans to send athletes to the San Francisco August 6–7 amateur games. An elimination meet June 26 at Burnet Woods invites all city amateurs with no entry fee or prizes. the reward is inclusion on the Cincinnati team. Subsection meetings in Chicago will select qualifiers for San Francisco.
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Neyland Elected Captain of Army Baseball Team
Cadet Robert R. Neyland Jr. of the class of '16 was elected captain of the Army nine for next season in West Point New York. He pitched phenomenally, with twenty straight wins over two years until a Fordham defeat. this past season he won eleven of twelve games.
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Kewps Club Challenges Urichos For Amateur Title
The Kewps Athletic Club extends an open challenge to the Urichos for the amateur championship after a win over the Brightons. Keslar, manager, invites Urichos to meet June 20 and asks them to call South 2717-X for arrangements.
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