Five furlong opener yields Foster victory at local racecourse
James Foster aboard Goose wins the first five furlongs, with Butcher Boy second and Lucky B third. Times run 1 01 and mutuels show $4.30 for third and higher payouts for the top finishes. Other races list Irregular Honolulu Cudgel Waterproof and Cliff Field among winners with mutuel results.
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James Foster
Goose
Butcher Boy
Dishman
Lucky B
Andress
Faniac
Nile
Pastime
American Eagle
Taylor
Hasty Cora
Wingfield
Lindenthal
Hanover
Apple Jack
J. ©. Welch
Katahdin
James
Uncle Will
Tush Tugh
Elizabeth McNaughton
May W. Dengro
Honolulu
Murphy
Koran
Lapzille
Lasenta
Connolly
Katie Canal
Courier
Skyborn
Lady Gran
Strai
Cudgel
Opportunity
Kelsay
Mida
Claver
Midway
Grundy
Believe Me Boys
Phocion
Arthur Middleton
Trom, Jr
Cliff Field
Lapaille
Zim
Princess Janice
Waterproof
Sun Maid
Marjorie D
Hunt
Queen
Lindly
Irishentleman
Belmont Racecard Five to six furlongs results and times
Five races detailed with horses and betting odds. Bughouse wins first race at five furlongs, Time 1 00 2 5. Second Zellwood wins two mile race with Time 4 00. Nightstick captures six furlongs in 1 12 2 5. Rhine Maiden takes one mile in 1 41. Skeptic wins one mile at 1 40 1 3. Ed Roche prevails one mile in 1 41 with Runway n Dovedale noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bughouse
McAtee
Drastic
Butwell
Little Devil
Troise
Debnau
Cluicky Day
Starry Banner
Happy Go Lucky
Hand Grenade
Long Hi
George Washington
Quilting Bee
Chief Lalty
Zellwood
Klenk
Carmel
Stevenson
Sparks
Kennedy
Brazenose
Plaintiff
Nightstick
A. Collins
J. J. Lillis
Kreeger
Paddy Whack
O'Brien
Tingaling
Quartz
Rhine Maiden
Ball
Wistful
Celandria
Fairbrother
Sisaga
Dorcas
Pleasant Dreame
Fairy Wand
Yankee Witch
Julia Leon
Skeptic
EndBp
Manister Toy
McKeogh
Defense
J. McTaggart
Ed Roche
Precise
McGraw
Queen of the Sea
Torise
Dovedalen
Race Day at Blue Bonnet Downs Mayhem and Money
The top horses across seven races pull in tight finishes with strong payouts. Blackburn leads the opener followed by Twelve Bells and Pleasure Bent while Hondo and Perpetual take the second. Rancher and Candle place in the mile event, Virginia Yell pays large on straight betting, and Stucco tops the two mile feature with Eugenia McGee pressing Cynosure. Broomsedge and Jack Reeves headline the final mile as Obolus edges Monocacy and Goodwood.
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Blackburn
Mink
Twelve Bells
Coooper
Pleasure Bent
McDermott
Springside
Scepter
Britain's Alley
Scythian
Hondo
Perpetual
Doyle
Lady Lon@oy
Rice
Broomvale
Eddie Henry
Selia
Observer
Sweeter Than
Sugar
Scaramouch
Lady London
Rancher
Crump
Candle
Johnson
Iron Cross II
Collinsy
Virginia Yell
Jim Heffering
Stormbound
Jeffcott
Mary Maud
Orlando
Havana
Ern Handley
Theodore Fair
Matuely
Stucco
Clark
Eugenia McGee
Turner
Cyn Eure
Marchcourt
Jack Reeves
Jeffoott
Maxini
Nigel
Parr
Obolus
Monocacy
Warrington
Goodwood
Prim Harry
Athena
Thanksgiving
Harry Lauder
International League scoreline reports and weather notes
In Richmond Newark wins 25 to 6 as Richmond struggles on wet grounds. Batteries Smallwood and Egan for Newark with Adams and Koehler for Richmond share duties. Buffalo Rochester games postponed by rain with Montreal Toronto and Baltimore Providence also affected by wet fields.
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Richimond
R. H. E. Newark
Richmond
Smallwood
Egan
Adams
Koehler
Buffalo
Rochester
Montreal
Toronto
Baltimore
Providence
Wet Grounds
Arcadia Ad Sighting Sparks Reader Attention
A reader notes an advertisement for Arcadia appears on page 7 drawing curiosity about its contents and location within the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
First Race-Claiming Maiden Three-Year-Olds at Six Furlongs
Race card lists horses and weights for seven races. Entries include Ruth Wehle Ginger Quill Miss Minn Fashion Girl and others with weights from 98 to 112 pounds and several eligible runners.
Covington Club to Meet Clifton Elm Nine in Traction League Clash
Covington Club faces Clifton Elm at Senate Park in a highly anticipated Traction League game. Both teams are evenly matched as large crowds are expected from both sides to witness the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Park
Covington
Clifton Elm
Carmen
Baseball game wanted for Saturday by local club
A local shop or store baseball club seeks a game for Saturday or 9. Interested teams should call Canal 3899 to arrange.
Redlegs Knocked Kicking By Bob Newhall
After a two day vacation the Reds returned to work at Dubb and Co and beat McGraw and Sons 10 to 1. The Giants, furious over two losses, failed to stop a double steal and were swept by a one run game until late. Slaughter and Regan pitched in a lopsided defeat marked by Reds miscues and scattered offense.
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Winville
Reds
Dubb & Co
McGraw & Sons
Angels
Gotham
Giants
Mike Regan
Gabriel
McGraws
Kauff
Shean
Holke
McCarthy
Sallee
Burns
Lurid Lew
Wingo
Regan
Rariden
Herzog
Robertson
Cueto
Merzog
Zim
Fletcher
Thorpe
Giants Close Season With Last Game Before Pirates Visit
Mitchell starts for the locals and Tesreau for the Giants in the final game. Jim Ring was rushed to German Deaconess Hospital with mild blood poisoning but is not seriously ill. McCarthy broke his left leg above the ankle. Groh’s throw snapped Chase’s bone as he slid back to the bag. Brooklyns visit Saturday for a 2:30 doubleheader after the Giants. Wagner Day planned for Sunday at Redland Field with railroads arranging excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Ring
McCarthy
Robertson
Lurid Lew
Groh
Redland Field
Pirates
National League
Four hockey scores roll in from midweek games
Columbus defeated Kansas City 7 to 5. St Paul beat Indianapolis 4 to 1. Louisville downed Milwaukee 7 to 5. Toledo topped Minnesota 6 to 5 in 13 innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Kansas City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minn
Friday's Schedule in National League Games
The schedule lists National League matchups with New York at Cincinnati Boston at St Louis Brooklyn at Pittsburg and Philadelphia at Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louie
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Chicago-Phila
National League
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Baseball Matchups Across American League Schedule
The American League slate lists Chicago at Washington, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Detroit at Boston, Cleveland at New York, Minneapolis at Toledo, Milwaukee at Louisville, Kansas City at Columbus, and St. Paul at Indianapolis.
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Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
N. Y
Philadelphia-St. Louis
Peries Errr
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pete Ween
Boston Pere
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Johnson Dominates White Sox in 1-0 Washington Win
Walter Johnson shuts out Chicago allowing three hits as Washington wins 1 to 0. Rice drives in the lone run with a ninth inning double after Morgan sacrifice, in a game featuring strong Johnson pitching and selective hits.
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Washington
Chicago
Johnson
Rice
Morgan
Charrity
Gharrity
Risberg
Weaver
Collins
McBride
Jackson
Schalk
Russell
Moriarity
Evans
Weights for Latonia Inaugural Handicap Listed
The Latonia Inaugural Handicap weights for the opening Milldale track day were released by Racing Secretary J. B. Campbell. The race, worth a $2,000 added value, is run at one mile and one sixteenth.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Latonia
Milldale
J. B. Campbell
Geary Set to Face Frech in Bellevue Clash Sunday
Bob Geary, a tall right-hander recently signed by Bellvue, arrived in the Queen City at midnight Wednesday and will face the L. B. Harrison Club at Bellevue Sunday. He has been with the Charlotte club of the North Carolina League and looks ready. Manager Johnny Reuther expects a tough matchup for his Harrisons, who beat New Richmond 4 to 2 last Sunday. Battery will be Fred and Lothes, with Jess Tannehill catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob” Geary
Bellvue
Queen City
L. B. Harrison
Bellevue
Geary
Charlotte
N.C
North Carolina
Johnny Reuther
Harrisons
Bellevue Park
Richmond
Fred
Lothes
Jess Tannehill
Old Honus Rides One in Pinch
Hans Wagner returned to action for Pittsburg at first base but poor pitching from Mamaux doomed the team 5 to 3 against Brooklyn. Wagner went four for four with a RBI and a double attempt, while Brooklyn struck early and held off Pittsburg led by a strong first three innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Hans Wagner
Mamaux
Brooklyn
Grimes
Carlson
Wagner
Cats
Baird
Mo'rey
Ol Schmidt
Meyers
Ward
Pfeffer
Mam'x
Bigbee
Fischer
tBrief
Hickman
Hinchman
Brief
Wheat
Stengel
Mowrey
Cutshaw
Pitler
Schmidt
Klem
Bransfield
Kansas City
Colgiign
Alven
Seducke
Humphries
Mollwitz
Becker
Johns
Viox
Chaprelle
Shovlin
Demmitt
Gerber
Hecker
Phelan
McCarty
Columbus
Curtis
George
McQuilan
McQuillan
Kennan
Cards Down Braves In St Louis Nine Four
St Louis pitchers ousted Barnes in the third inning and built a 9 to 4 lead against Boston. Cruise left with an injury, Bescher sprained an ankle chasing a ball, and Long homered while Miller Cruise and Gowdy added key hits. Final line shows Boston errors and St Louis baserunners shaping the late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Barnes
Lise
Bailey
Promo Cece Sa
RIO Pe Anes
Cepia
Cruise
Gowdy
Long
J. Smith
Miller
Bailer
Boston
Balle
Tyler
Watson
Ames
Allen
O’day
Harrison
Selections for Six Races with Pebeto Dominant
First Race Hendrie Top of the Morning polle. Second Race Pebeto Cherry Malotte Benny Laddie. Third Race High Olympus Paganini Coral. Fourth Race Whimsy Old Koenig Pick ewiel. Fifth Race Star Gate Tiepin Sam Mc Meekin. Sixth Race All Bright Ballast Teresa J Best Bet Pebeto.
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Ballyates Wween
Hendrie
Riverdale Stent Tae
Paganini
Sam McMeekin
Helen
Ed Londop
Polle
Pebeto
Cherry Malotte
Benny Laddie
High Olympus
Coral
Whimsy
Old Koenig
Pickewiel
Star Gate
Tiepin
All Bright
Ballast
Teresa J
Fast-Flying Saints Beat Indianapolis in Opener
Finneran held the Indianapolis Club as the Saintsspeedy attack defeated them 4 to 1. Reilley and Wickland made spectacular catches and Bohne stole home in the fourth. Dawson took the loss for Indianapolis while Finneran pitched nine innings for St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Finneran
Saints
Dawson
Reilley
Wickland
Bohne
St. Paul
Dressen
Riggert
Yerkes
Leary
Derrick
McMillan
Berghammer
Dressén
Murray
Columbus Slugs Out Win Over Kansas City
Columbus defeated Kansas City 7 to 5 at the Barracks game as outfielders Demmitt and Chappelle made sensational catches and each threw a runner out at home. The crowd of officers and enlisted men watched. Columbus presented Sergeant Hammer with a wrist watch before the game as drills continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Kansas Jty
Demmitt
Chappelle
Columbus Barracks
Hammer
Regular Army
Horse Race Card Highlights and Best Bet
First Race features Miss Minn, Ginger Quill. Second Race includes Sophia Gatewood and Lady Katheryn. Third Race lists Kling and John Wiggins with Quartet. Fourth Race shows Vogue and Blind Baggage with Hodge. Fifth Race pairs Manager Waite Bob Hensley and Desmonds Day. Sixth Race profiles Mistress Polly Ocean Sweep and Silk Lady. Seventh Race includes Prince 5S Safety First and Orange. Best Bet is Prince 5.
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Wwts
Ruth Wehle
Ginger Quill
Miss Minn
Hasty Chick
Sandy Led
Adelia
Buffington Flash of Steel
Pilsen
Bert Williams
Miles Finlen
Jason
Markland
Adeline L
Reas
Cos Las Ois
Leoneldia
Jady Kathern
Igs
John Wiggins
Frank Wilson
Green Jones
Hodge
Ohio
Bob Heusley
Pup
Cock Lil Manaser Waite
Rustic Lass
Mistress Polly
Jane Frances
Sir Lady
Medi Vocisti
Marjorie D
Flash of Steel
Clare
Sophia Gatewood
Lady Katheryn
Kling
Quartet
Vogue
Blind Baggage
Manager Waite
Bob Hensley
Desmond's Day
Ocean
Silk Lady
Prince
Safety First
Orange
Horse Racing Card Highlights and Best Bet
First Race features Little Sweeper Semeena and Goblet. Second Race includes Amphion Last Spark and Kath leen H. Third Race lists The Masquerader Hauberk and Greenwood. Fourth Race shows Slumberer Caler and Reddest. Fifth Race presents Arriet Delta and Puts and Calis. Sixth Race features Reprobate King Baggot and Blue Bannock. Seventh Race lists Stanley S Luke Van Zandt and Requiram. Best Bet is The Masquerader.
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Paul Connelly
Duke of Devonshire
Canada
Smithfield
Ravenscourt
Gartley
Exmer
Dekoven Ee Eee Resese
Bevarde Hampton Dame
Froissart
Kathleen Itt
Hanzaretta
Priscille
King Baggot Settee
Aristobulus
O Fairly
Alston
Teenses
Nannie McDee
Requiram
Sam Slick
General Pickett
Little Sweeper
Semeena
Goblet
Amphion
Last Spark
Kathleen H
Masquerader
Hauberk
Greenwood
Slumberer
Caler
Reddest
Arriet
Delta
Puts
Calis
Reprobate
King Baggot
Blue Bannock
Stanley S
Luke van Zandt
Ludlow White Sox Confident For Norwood Series
The Ludlow White Sox aim to win at Norwood this weekend after a 4 of 5 start and 44 runs to 16 against. Manager Kennedy’s crew plan to take at least one of two from the Norwoods, despite strong Norwood form.
Hensland See-Saw Game Ends With Toledo Win
In Toledo on June 7, Toledo rallied from a 9–0 deficit to tie Minneapolis in the eleventh, then won 6–5 in the thirteenth as Sweeney drove in the winning run. Bailey pitched 11 1/3 innings for Minneapolis, Williams 10 for Toledo, with a pitchers battle and late heroics by Toledo.
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Toledo, O
Toledo
Minneapolis
Bailey
Williams
Millers
Sweeney
Rondeau
Evans
Massey
Jennings
Fluhrer
Knight
Owens
Sawyer
Knupp
Wise
Mullen
Bates
Knaupp
Balley Bailey
Keating
Thomas
Wiliams
Milan
Hartzell
Chill
Potter s versus Middies clash in Middletown Sunday
The fast Tramps travel to Middletown to face the Middletown Eagles. Eagles manager Byrum plans to start Peak and Lackoff, both with minor league background, while Grote fields Theis and Novack with major league experience. Theis pitched well last Sunday. all players must assemble at Grand Central Depot at 12 30 PM and ride the Big Four to Middletown.
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Tramps
Middletown
Middletown Eagles
Byrum
Eagles
Peak
Lackoff
Grote
Theis
Novack
Grand Central Depot
Louisville Defeats Milwaukee in Wild Finish
Louisville beat Milwaukee 7 to 5 as a bad throw by catcher Deberry allowed two runners to score the winning margin. Farbeau hit a pair of doubles driving in three ninth inning runs while Davis recovered to retire the last two. Louisville manager Clymer was fined 100 dollars and suspended five days by the American Association after earlier ejections.
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Milwaukee
Louisville
Sherbell
Roach
Anderson
Barbeau
Williams
Vwilliams
Daniels
Corriden
Martin
Doubis
McCarthy
Kirke
Davis
Kerr
Shercell
Sherdell
Clemons
Ty Kerr
Knapp
Deberry
Farbeau
Clymer
Minneapolis
Hickey
American Association
Johnstone
Local clubs face multiple Sunday games at Hamilton and Price Hill
The Wiedemann Club meets Hamilton Krebs Sunday at Hamilton with manager Applegate selecting Rover or Harry Few on the mound and Conway catching. Al Wiedemann players meet at Fifth and Walnut for a 12 45 car after a 11 15 report. Emeralds clash Walnut Hills A C at California O with O'Brien and Ohrinstein as battery. Red Cross Day fans Crowe's Park as Price Hill Club meets Hiawatha Indians with Albert Burg on mound and William Burg to pitch. Eagles vs Pultman's Club at Price Hill draws big crowd aided by Dr Louis Grear and Club backers. Norwood Red Cross Day pits Berte s Norwoods against All-Stars at United States Printing grounds with Red Cross nurses handling receipts and speakers. Elmwood Club holds meeting at Kellar s tonight at 8 sharp.
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Wiedemann
Hamilton
Krebs
Applegate
Rover
Harry Few
Conway
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Spring Grove Avenue
Red Cross
Crowe's Park
Elberon Avenue
Price Hill Club
Hiawatha Indians
Albert Burg
Indians
William Burg
Hill Boys
Eagles
Pultman
Price Hill
Louis Grear
Eagles Aerue No. 142
Fricke
Dannenham
Norwood Red Cross
United States Printing Company
Berte
Norwoods
Red Cross Society
South Norwood
Electric current used to treat wounds by two doctors
Dr George T. Kette and Dr Charles Wertheimer demonstrated an electric current based method for sterilizing infected wounds before the Cincinnati Research Society at General Hospital. They said the treatment could be used in military hospitals on the front and noted its extensive use abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Kette
Charles Wertheimer
Cincinnati Research Society
General Hospital
D. Fette
Wertheimer
France
England
Eye disease avoidance urged by Dr Heyn at nurses’ school
Dr Louis G Heyn told the School for Nurses at the Jewish Hospital that medical knowledge is spreading so broadly that avoidance of eye diseases will become common across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School For Nurses
Jewish Hospital
Louis G. Heyn
United States
Dinner for Grads Celebrates St Ursula Graduate
Mrs Joseph Lackner hosted a dinner at the Linton Hotel in honor of Mary Edith Lackner's graduation from St Ursula Academy Woodburn and McMillan. Many out of town guests attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Edith Lackner
St. Ursula Academy
Woodburn
McMillan
Joseph Lackner
Linton Hotel
Question of laying water pipes still open
City Solicitor Charles Groom wrote to the Council but did not state the rights of abutting property owners in a proposed ordinance granting Bethesda Hospital permission to lay hot water pipes under a street to connect with a branch building. He said the council could grant permission if public street use remains unimpaired, while Oak Street and Reading Road residents object, fearing heated mains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Groom
Bethesda Hospital
Groom
Council
Noeighborhood
Oak Street
Reading Road
Arrangements Completed for Jr U A M Initiation
Final arrangements were made at Emery Home for a monster class initiation at Music Hall Saturday evening June 16 under the Hamilton County Deputies and Representatives of the Junior Order United American Mechanics. A select quartet will render musical numbers. Chairman Reinhard C Schwald will present each candidate with an emblematic button. The Second Regiment of the Junior Order under Major John Lang will participate in the ritual work with national and state officers en route to the national convention witnessing the ceremony.
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Emery Home
Music Hall
Hamilton County
United American Mechanics
Reinhard C. Schwald
John Lang
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Mr. Ginn
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Chillicothe
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Ironton
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Ashland
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Huntington
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Ginn
Kentucky
Edward A. Briel
Mutual Motors Company
Jackson, Mich
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Youngstown
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Jeffery
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