Boston Beats Reds in Uneven Baseball Day
Boston defeats Cincinnati 12 to 5 as Newton stumbles for the Reds while Boston’s lineup shows a late surge led by Long and Kittredge. Crosius and Demont pace Boston hits, and Steinfeldt adds spark with a run and steal.
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Elmer Smith
Elmer
Malachi Kittredge
Boston
Steinfeldt
Magoon
Bergen
Reds
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Willis
Crolius
Demont
Nnes Demont
Smith
Kittredge
Steiny
McBride
Beckley
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A Terney
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Cincinnati
Tenney
Willie
Emslie
Ban Johnson Saw the Game
President Ban Johnson of the American League attended a game as a guest of John T. Brush. They met by accident and Brush showed him around League Park. Johnson said the visit was personal and not related to baseball matters. He spoke of peace, drew contrast with the National League, and left for Washington after the game. The Reds staff and fielding came under criticism for recent performances, with Harley and Irwin highlighted as underperforming.
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American League
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John T. Brush
Brush
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President Johnson
John J. McGraw
Washington
New York
Dick Harley
Reds
Barrer
Harley
Charley Irwin
Charley
Irwin
Van Haltren's Heroics Save New York from Shutout
In Pittsburg on June 10 the New Yorks lost 3 to 1 as Van Haltren belted a threebagger in the ninth and Selbach added a single to avert a shutout. Pitching was strong on both sides. New York errors stemmed from overanxious play. Attendance about 3,000.
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New York
van Haltren
Selbach
New Yorks
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Arte
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Ritchey
Ian Biteney
Gigelbaen
Os Wagner
Hickman
Bransfd
Davis
Ach
Ganzel
Buelow
O'Connor
Bernhard
Phiilippi
Bow’man
Otals
Wagner
Poole
Bransfield
Taylor
Philippi
St. Louis Beats Philadelphia 8 to 0 in Damp Game
St Louis routs Philadelphia 8 0 as Harper confounds the Phillies and a young St Louis batter shines. Attendance and box score details appear in the report with Harper pitching and Townsend and White among the pitchers.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Harper
Brooklyn Defeats Chicago 9–1 in Baseball Exhibition
In Chicago, Brooklyn bats explode for nine runs as Eason pitches shutout through six innings. Donovan halted the locals until the sixth inning when three straight hits sparked a late rally. Attendance 450 as Brook. players Kelley Hartzell and Keeler contribute. Sheckard and Dahlen produce hits for Chicago.
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Keeler
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Dolan
Daly
Childs
Dahlen
Dar
Kahoe
Eason
Deson
Columbus Signs Pitcher Talbot
The Columbus Club signed pitcher West and released Robert Talbot who had pitched well for Toledo but was cut to make room for Hughey of the old St. Louis Club. West had been signed a week earlier and played in an exhibition at Lancaster before being removed as amateurs hit him hard.
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Edwards McKeever bout ends in Edwards forfeiture
In Anderson Indiana June 16 Billy Edwards forfeited the twenty round bout with McKeever after the fight was declared off Edwards forfeited the match leaving McKeever the winner in a professional boxing bout.
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Burns Routed in Grueling Fight by Schreck at Elmwood Club
Charley Burns suffered the hardest beating of his career as Mike Schreck of Reading dominated at the Oxford Athletic Club arena in Elmwood Place last night. Burns absorbed repeated knockdowns, ending the bout by going down without a punch as referee Gene Bezenah stopped it, awarding the victory to Schreck. In the prelim, Fred Emley was kayoed by Kid Scott in the second round.
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Oxford Athletic Club
Elmwood Place
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Schreck
Gene Bezenah
Ezenah
Fred Emley
Penas
Kid Scott
Fighters Matched for Frisco Twin Title Fights
In New York on June 10 Tim Callahan from Philadelphia faces Australian champion Haggerty in one bout and Kid Carter from Brooklyn meets Jack Root of Chicago in another. Contracts were signed by Billy Roche for Callahan and Charley Bangs for Carter. The two matches occur June 23 at Mechanics Pavilion San Francisco with the fighters leaving for the city tomorrow.
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Twentieth Century Athletic Club
Tim Callahan
Philadelphia
Haggerty
Kid Carter
Brooklyn
Jack’Root
Chicago
Billy Roche
Callahan
Charley Bangs
Carter
San Francisco
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Local Baseball Notes From Baltimore and Surrounding Clubs
A roundup of amateur baseball results and scheduling across Baltimore and nearby towns. Highlights include the Baltimore vs Cleveland game details with line scores, plus notices from Addyston, Hartwell, Adabyston Juniors, Admiral Navy prospects, Bellevue Blues, and other teams seeking games and open dates.
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Bellevue Browns
Superbas
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Portsmouth
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Ley
Sarthee Reds Ordress F. A
Laurels
Elberfeld
Bond Hill
Pulan Navy
Detroit Wins Narrowly as Hayden Errors Cost Philadelphia
In a tense tenth inning Hayden made a costly muff, allowing Detroit to score the winning run on Miller's hit. Detroit benefited from a late defensive lapse by Philadelphia as attendance reached 4,051. Final: Detroit 5, Philadelphia 4, with Miller and Piatt combining on the mound and Holmes, Shaw, and Powers delivering notable hits for Detroit.
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Shaw
Davis
Nance
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Dean
Ol Pratt
Holmes
Aoe Yeu
Iton
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Piatt
Cantillion
Chicago 13 Washington 10 in ten innings
In Washington on June 10 Chicago won 13 to 10 after a ten inning game. Katoll pitched well until the eighth. Washington tied it with four singles a double and two homers. Patten started for Chicago and Griffith relieved Katoll in the ninth. Attendance 4 117.
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Washington
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Patten
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Uinn
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Ter
Sjisbell
Everett
Boston streaked to six runs in seventh inning in win
Boston built a seventh inning surge scoring six runs off Hawley and Garvin. Dowd and Duffy delivered key catches while Conroy starred defensively. Bevillé was released after the game as Milwaukee pitcher details appear in the box score with Ferris and Shreck among the credited hitters.
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Hawley
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Dowd
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A Conroy
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Burke
Shreck
Connor
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O Hawley
Bostohs
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Conroy
Anderson
Gilbert
Eem
Sete
Bellum
Mannas U
Western Association Cubs Wy ? Clubs Standings
In the Western Association standings the Cubs and Wy clubs show varying records. Indianapolis sits with a .456 mark at 17 wins and 22 losses, while EG Wrage posts .419 with 18 wins and 25 losses. Louisville trails at .421 with 16 wins and 22 losses. Marion records .416 with 16 wins and 22 losses. Dayton is at .500 with 20 wins and 20 losses. Columbus sits at .317 with 13 wins and 28 losses.
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Indianapopolis
Louisvi
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Columbus
Indianapolis 5 Fort Wayne 0 baseball score recap
The report covers a game where Indianapolis defeated Fort Wayne 5 to 0. It lists player performances and statistics across batting, pitching, and fielding, with names such as Nattress and Fricken appearing in multiple lines.
Amateur Baseball Notes and Local Club Challenges
Local amateur teams in Milford and surrounding areas draw attention as Muldoons, Milfords, and other clubs seek Sunday contests. Letters discuss umpire fairness, club challenges to Princeton, and upcoming games by Euclids Fairmounts Lone Stars Gooder Wringer winners. Citizens respond with club contact details for scheduling.
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Milfords
Muldoon
Jimy Casey
Milford
Eg Bai
Muldoon Baseui Club
Commercial Tribune
Belmont Inspecting Colts at Nursery Stud
August Belmont arrived from Newark to inspect his horses at Nursery Stud in Lexington. L. L. Harkness of Walnut Hall Farm is also visiting to review trotters. The Walnut Hall string including Ferena Walnut I Mabel and Chestnut King will be shipped to Cleveland next week.
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Belmont
Jeter
Newark
Gourney
Henry of Navarre
Harkness
Walnut Hall Farm
Walnut Hall
Ferena
Mabel
Cleveland
Manager and Player Suspended for Rowdyism
President Meyer suspends Marion Club manager Wright and player Pat Meany for a week after an assault on umpire Mullane during Sunday’s game at Dayton Ohio. The actions were announced in Columbus as part of Western League enforcing conduct rules.
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Wright
Pat Meaney
Marion Club
Meyer
Tion
Atae Mullane
Dayon
Ashtabula Changes Players In Western League Shuffle
Ashtabula at Ohio releases McCormick and Nolan from the team. Left fielder Bisses joins the Western League amid a flurry of signings. West baseman Murphy, signed last week, also arrived, marking a busy roster reshuffle for the Ashtabula club.
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Ashtabula
Commercial Tribune
McCormick
Nolan
Bisses
Aes O
Murphy
Teo
Open Championship entries announced by USGA secretary
New York June 10. Secretary Bage Kerr of the United States Golf Association released the list of amateurs and professionals entered for the Open Championship to be held at the Myopia Hunt Club in Massachusetts on Friday and Saturday. The roster includes Fitzjohn, Anderson Meyer, Auchterlonie, Foulis, Willie Anderson, Donald Ross, Walter C. Clark, Alec Gasneben Robertson, and many others.
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Chesters
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Triumph Electric
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A.underwood
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All Rights
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New York
Bage Kerr
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Joe Mitchell
George John Park
Willie Anderson
John Harlan
Ball
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Gilbert E. Nicholls
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Alexander Taylor
Tou Harrison
A. A. Fenn
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William Smith
Arthur G. Lockwood
C. Macdonald
Rawlins
W. Hunter
Ke6 Rosas
Donald Ross
A. Ricketts
Gardner
David Hunter
John Jones
C. D
Jose Jansen
F. L. Denny
Hugo R. Johnstone
R. Simpson
W. Tucker
Robert White
Unclear Racing Card Highlights in Harlem Meeting
Fragmentary report covers Harlem racing day with Caviar and Our Jessie contending in multiple events. Mentions Mamie English, Dick Furber, and jockeys, plus times and odds for several races, with limited readable details and outcomes.
American shooters struggle in challenging English conditions
In London June 10 the American trap team faced tougher England targets and higher elevations than in the United States. Chauncey Powers and Fred Gilbert posted limited streaks amid overall poor scores. Despite early struggles, the Americans remained confident of victory.
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London
America
United States
Chauncey Powers
Decatur
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
E. H. Tripp
Indianapolis
Clud
Columbia to Meet Constitution in Glen Cove Cup
The New York Yacht Club announced the fifty-fifth annual regatta to be held June 2% with the Glen Cove Cup sailed on June 26. It is anticipated that Columbia and Constitution will race for the first time, continuing a series held since the club’s founding fifty years ago. Two regattas were missed by war. 1861 and 1998. Prizes include cups for first and second, cruising trim cups, and Bennett regatta cups dating to 1871.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Columbia
Constitution
Jas. Gordon Bennett, Jr
Ethelbert wins standard stakes at Graveside amid strong field
Ethelbert the favorite led most of the one mile race at Graveside in the Standard Stakes, held June 10. He covered the distance in 2:36, beating Beau Gallant to claim a clear victory as the only other starter faced him. O’Connor kept him under double wraps for most of the journey.
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New York
Ethelbert
Sidney Lucas
Borimbert
Beau Gallant
O’connor
Kensle
Matt Simpson
Esas Hom
Ana Wee
Ile Cephalalgia
Magic
Soubied
Magic Light
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Cycler Murphy To Join New York Police Force
Charles M. Murphy of Brooklyn famed as Mile a Minute Murphy will join the New York police after passing the final examination. He may be sent to the bicycle squad and has a long record of exhibition rides since 1836 including a mile in 0.57% paced by a locomotive. He has earned about $6,000 in prizes and multiple medals.
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New York
Charles M. Murphy
Brooklyn
Murphy
Tran
Long Island Railroad
Maywood
Ornament Prices at Gravesend Auction
New York June 10 Beaumont Stud and other holdings sold at Gravesend paddock amid brisk bidding. Prices reached 1200 dollars for Virgіe Johnson by Oreek Stable and 1100 dollars for Ornament-Emma Primrose by M. F. Dwyer. Other consignments included Ornament-Joppa and Ornament-Mary M. with varied bids.
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Beaumont
Gravesend
G. W. Johnson
Virgie Johnson
Oreek Stable
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Oreck Stables
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Emma Primrose
M. F. Dwyer
Gece
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T. P. Hayes
Columbus Driving Club Grand Circuit Race Program
Columbus Ohio July 29 to August 2 features pacing and trotting events with purses from 2,000 to 5,000. Races include 2:14 pacing 2:23 trotting 2:16 pacing and closed events across Monday to Thursday with multiple $2,000 to $5,000 purses.
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Jake Weber Surges To Nose Victory At Fair Grounds
At St Louis Fair Grounds Jake Weber, ridden by unknown, nosed Harry to win a tight race amid a strong field including King's Highway in third. The event featured brisk prices with Jake Weber bought for 1300 dollars then 1500 on resale. Track results list multiple five and six furlong races with various bidders and times.
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Bennett Pays $6000 for Four Yearling Colts
Milton Young of McGrathiana Stud sold four yearling colts to George C. Bennett of Chicago. The chestnut colts are by Cayuga Fonso Requital and Caytee out of mares Sister Monica Flyaway Delphine and Imp Memoria. Total price was $6,000. the McGrathiana lot averaged about $400 above the New York auction rise.
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Gyms Rise in Saturday Afternoon League Pursuit
The Gyms celebrate a decisive win over league leaders and vow trouble for rivals as Pitch Ferguson hits form. Manager Hoffman predicts a strong stretch, while Globe-Wernicke faces lineup limits and Norwoods seek a new pitcher amid coachable lessons. A key clash with Milfords looms at Gym Park next Saturday.
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Gravesend Race Entries Show Wide Hurdles and Weights
A chaotic listing from Gravesend details multiple races for two and three year olds, maidens and selling events with weights and entrants. Notable names include Clover Miss Besta Bizat Bugs Advo cator Sweet Lavender The Dancer Oom ut dbs Laodice Locket Granden Rathtaway Silver ones Carroll D. Five racing events feature varied weights and horses such as The Dancer Granden and The Dancer.
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Hoss Ignol
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Dujplin
Alfonso
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Intel
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Ashes
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Alard
Lady Chorer
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Shamrock II Refitting Nears Arrival in Glasgow
The Shamrock II is expected to arrive in Glasgow on Thursday. The Denny yard has her new spar nearly ready and refitting work will begin promptly after her arrival. The piece mentions the recent regatta and upcoming sailing plans.
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Dennys
M'Graw releases Schmidt and signs Foreman
Baltimore reports manager McGraw of the local American League club has released pitcher Schmidt and signed Frank Foreman formerly of the Indianapolis Western League team. Pratt, an Indian in the Carpeenee School, is noted in association with the twirl.
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Speedy Toluca Breaks Record at New Port Course
Toluca ridden by Beauchamp set a track record for six and a half furlongs at New Port, finishing in 1.19% as Baronet and Erema competed closely. In the day’s long races Maggie Felix upset the odds, with Colonel Strathey and Toluca delivering strong performances amid a lively card.
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Baronet
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Janon
Long Shots
Maggie Felix
Gossip From the Ring and Paddock
Report of race day chatter notes Bronaugh selling the colt Jim Taylor for two hundred dollars with a hundred from the purse. Julia Rose Eleven Bells and Lady Ezef won in the first, with several horses considered possible winners. Baronet’s six and a half furlongs set a near world record and Edna Garry emerged as a strong contender.
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First Race Selling at Seven Furlongs Names and Weights
The record lists multiple horses across seven furlong races with weights and odds in a crowded sellings card. Notable entries include Madelines, Laura's First, Nem Mortis, West Baden, and Demosthees with various weights. second race shows Octo lbs, Martha C, Cubanite, Pillow Winners, and The W Black Death. third race lists Amoroso, Fairy Cind, Ni Lady Kent, and Castine. fourth race includes Caloocan and Pauline J senigatta. later purses name Pine Chief, Phosphorous, Quaver, and Nekarnis among others.
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Bean
Laura
Nélse Mortis
Rita
West Baden
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Cubanite
Pillow
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Sortengsveen
Amoroso
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Jim Gore
Ethel Davis
Ni Lady Kent
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Caloocan
Pauline J
Senigatta
Allaire
Rosy
Rae
Christopher Uz
Talves
Hae Aloysius
Bain
Pine Chief
Nekarnis
John McElroy
Fragmented Names List From An Old Page
A garbled OCR snippet shows several personal names and nicknames grouped as Little Rita Sundown Corinne Pillowdex Martha Lady Kent Nancy Tell Rosy Morn Sir Christoph Minnie Permudance John McElroy Nekarale Quaver.
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Richmond horseman Richard Fox Sr dies at 82
Richard P. Fox Sr a prominent horse ranch owner and longtime Madison County resident died at home in Richmond Kentucky from Brights disease at age 82. He was well known in local racing circles and city circles. Fox leaves a legacy in the regional horse industry and breeding community.
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Zacatosa
Facade
Captain Hamm
Ontello
Chenango
Hylo
Beauty Book
John Drake Ke
Boomerack
Avatar
Princess Tatyena
Temptress
Ella Dernham
Snips
J Pci Sayres
Remark
Cam “Thea
Frangible
Ben Cupido
Rm Saute
Ig Poe
Lady Schorr
Taneris nButh
Trinity Bell
Brutal
Ajiaddin Ibs
Trimble
Harry Beitk
Glitter Lael Lucien Appleby
Sweet Ta Ae
Comeeuade
Amote
Anzo
Shamrock
M’graw
Foreman
Ameiica
Speedy Toluca
Colonel Strathey
Rogie
Ty McCleary
Strathbroeck
Erdie
Edna
Mose Williams
Aes
Felix
Alt
Fannie
Lady Ezell
J. Bells
Brown Wall
Prudent
Northumbria
Ida Hulett
Nannie J
Bisse
Thrush
Tay
Prettie Rosie
Hothersoll
Ree
Pelly Bixby
McCleary
Fusion
Little R . Hija
Jim Flood
Asp
Furlo
Ibs
Snell
Brema
Evelyn
Watson
Janowbod
Lizzie
Carr
Ka Hampton
Joe Vail
Traxler
Uledi
Stamp
Ben O’ Fallon
Robert Gray
Kentucky
St. Sidney
Arrogant
Birdie May
Queen Quality
Austin
Fred
Piramo
Ieee
CeyYon
Anxious
Banquo N
Gindsey
Wen Puede Ss
Russwurm
Noth
Offic
Les Jackson
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