Latonia Derby Field Scrambled by OCR Jockeys
OCR text outlines the Latonia Derby field with jockeys and numbers. Mentions include D Connelly J Rodriguez W OBrien M Garner A Johnson J Howard C Robinson W Andress H Lunsford T Rice G Stack and owners Montfort Jones H P Whitney W J Young Redstone stable Gallagher Bros Simms & Oliver J B Respess Monfort Jones Ral Parr Co C Van Meter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Connelly
J. Rodriguez
W. J. O'Brien
M. Garner
A. Johnson
J. Howard
Ibediess Tas
C. Robinso Seeee
W. Andress
H. Lunsfori Beeesedal T. Rice
G. Stack
Montfort Jones
H. P. Whitney
W. J. Young
W. F. Polson
Redstone Stable
Gallagher Bros. Simms & Oliver J. B. Respess
Monfort Jones
Ral Parr
C. van Meter
Arters
Latonia Derby Sparks Strong Field as Upset Favored
Kentuck y Jockey Club hosts the Latonia Derby a mile and a half race with 15000 added eleven top three year olds race for the purse Upset leads public bets after fast prep work while Paul Jones and Sterling are checkered by injuries and doubtful starters, plus Pastoureau Mint Cat and Miss Jemima post wins in earlier races at Latonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jones
Sterling
Kentucky Jockey Club
Governor Gray
John Gund
Oval
Harry Payne Whitney
Rodriguez
Whitney
Upset
Ethel Gray
Gladiator
Albert Johnson
New York
Kentucky
West
Prince Pal
Peace Pennant
Make Up
Captain Mac
Matt J. Winn
Harry Breivogel
Latonia
Pastoureau
Flint Rock
Prickly Pear
F. Wilson
Grand Hotel
Ginger
J. M. Goode
Leohhares
McLean
W. J. O’brien
Lepchares
Midway
John O
Woodtrap
Miss Jemima
C. E. Rowe Stable
Mutuel
Kewpie O'Neil
Mint Cat
Stevenson
W.J. O’brien
Mysterious Girl
S. Wida
G. Stack
Sam Reh
C. Robinson
Mack Gagner Dominates Day With Two Wins In Racing Card
Mack Gagner posted the best score among riders yesterday with two victories. Merimee O'Brien Wilson Hunt and Roberts won the remaining races, while F. Smith and E. Graves received three days' suspensions for foul play. Best works were Clean Up 1 14 2 5 and Camouflage slightly slower. Suspension Bridge traffic in Cincinnati will be one way noon to 2 30 PM using Second Street and Third Street entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Gagner
Merimee
O’brien
Wilson
Hunt
Roberts
F. Smith
E. Graves
Graves
Smith
Clean Up
Camouflage
Latonia Selections Toe Race Julie N Bettina Miss Fontaine
Latonia selections list horses and riders for several races. The entry mentions Julia N Bettina Miss Fontaine in the first and Jack Hare Jr Rapid Day Bullion in the second, Mintee II Drastic Baigneur in the third, and Eaterside Greenland Run zai in the fourth. Fifth features Upset Prince Pal Gladiator. Sixth lists Tacola Marie Miller Lady Fair Play. Seventh highlights Sun God Lazy Lou Bourbon Green Best Chance Jack Hare Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia N
Bettina
Miss Fontaine
Jack Hare Jr
Rapid Day
Bullion
Minteé II
Drastic
Baigneur
Eaterside
Greenland
Runzai
Upeset
Prince Pal
Gladiator
Tacola
Marie Miller
Lady Fair Play
Sun God
Lazy Lou
Bourbon Green
Best Chance
Wits
Horkyte
Eeeneee Saharazade
Alberta
Eligibl
Mary G
Cozette
Marjorie McKay
Lady Champ
Mary Gaffney
Bettina Tenes
Poms Nyon Secs
Esove Amg
Millersburg - Aeeee
Marvin May
Tee
Troilus
Ceescoeves
Madger
Rapid Stride
Jack Hare, Jr
Herald
B. B. Johnson
Minto IL
Brunswick
Easteside
The
Teeeee
Ethel Gray
Seeeee
Ipset
Seeee Seeree
Prince Pa
Captain Mac
Kinburn
Sterling
Paul Jones
Peace Pennant
Montfort Jones
Blue Paradise
Colonel Taylor
Westwood
Marie Hynes
Stan Ve
Sir John Vergne
Race Card Verses and Scratches for Nine Listed Races
A detailed race card lists names of horses and odds across seven races with several scratches. First Race includes First Race horses and payouts such as First Race Assyrian Queen at 4.10 and Blarney Stone at 3.10. Second Race shows Harry M Stevens at 10.20 with Juanita ITt at 4.20 and Wilson the Great at 5.10. Scratches include Allah and Miss Harner. Third Race features Penrose 5.20 and St Quentin 2.30 with multiple outs. Fourth Race lists Mumbo Jumbo 4 and Circulate 3.20. Fifth Race shows Lord Herbert 5.50 and Belario 4.00 with Waukeag 6.40. Sixth Race notes Blackburn 2.90 and Old Pop 3.40 with Galopin 3.80. Seventh Race includes Philistin 5.80 and Ben Hampson 3.90 with eke Il. scratched: Harry Glover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assyrian Queen
Blarney Stone
Charley Boy
Harry M. Stevens
Juanita Itt
Wilson the Great
Allah
Miss Harner
Penrose
St. Quentin
Charlie Summy
Dickie W
Lord Herbert
Belario
Waukeag
Blackburn
Old Pop
Galopin
Philistin
Ben Hampson
Eke Il
Harry Glover
J K L Ross Entrants Dominate Early Races
In the opening races J K L Ross entries feature strongly with Herend sy Banquot in the first, Sweet Bouquet Acori Wood bine in the second, and Soldat De Verdun Milkmaid Foreground in the third. Other notable lines include Stucco Frogtown Griffiths entry, Back Bay Carrie Moore Phedoden in the fifth and Allah Cousin of Mine Kilkenny in the seventh. Best Chance shows J K L ROSS ENTRY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Flerendesy Weaee
Thorny Way
tFlying Ford
Woodrose
Sea Court
Voormel Osresecceee Lis Runquoieeese
Charlotte C
Auntie May
W. E. L. Rogs
Canada
Lucky John Weeae
Verdun
Robert Oliver
tVigilante
Carrie Moore
Kewessa
George Duncan
Joan of Arc
Pokey Jane
Kenward
Polly Lanier
Ane i Trickster
Mondaine Seeee
Seer Saga
Teere
Juanita II
Harry Glover
Kilkenny Seta Eweeee
Cousin O’ Mine
Betsinda
J. K. L. Ross
Herendsy
Banquot
Sweet Bouquet
Acori
Woodbine
Soldat de Verdun
Milkmaid
Foreground
Stucco
Frogtown
Griffith's
Back Bay
Phedoden
Who Cares
Polly
Allah
Kilkenny
Sheriff Bids Prisoner Goodnight Before Transfer
C. W. Ashenfelter the Gage County Nebraska sheriff turned Clarence Gray 35 over to Cincinnati police for the night as he headed back to Beatrice. Gray is wanted for forging $400 in checks but the sheriff said the friendship and pursuit across twenty states led to the arrest aided by baggage checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
C. W. Ashenfelter
Gage County
Neb
Clarence Gray
Cincinnati Police
Beatrice
Gray
Ashenfelter
Logan
W. Va
Nebraska
Theft at Hotel Emery Safe Stolen Money Reported
The office safe at Hotel Emery was rifled while the clerk was away, with $141.90 in cash and valuables taken. Police were notified after the unlocked safe was found missing the assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Baseball scores roundup from league games
American League results include New York 6 Cincinnati 2 Boston 3 Pittsburg 0 Philadelphia and Chicago 3 St. Louis 10 Brooklyn 2. St. Louis 8 Washington 7 Chicago 5 Boston 4 New York 5 Detroit 0 Cleveland 5 Philadelphia 2. American Association scores show Milwaukee 11 Columbus 9 St Paul 9 Toledo Indianapolis 4 Minneapolis 2 Louisville 7 Kansas City 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi ‘Brooklyn
Gincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Oston
Pittsburg
New York
Philadelphia
P.c
Cleveland
Waseeses Peer
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
Washington
Detroit
American Association
American League
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Weekend baseball matchups across major leagues
The schedule lists games including Cincinnati at Brooklyn, St. Louis at New York, Chicago at Boston, Pittsburg at Philadelphia, Boston at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Detroit, New York at Cleveland, Washington at Chicago, Milwaukee at Columbus, Kansas City at Louisville, Minneapolis at Indianapolis, and St. Paul at Toledo.
Junior Allegheny track meet opens at Gymrea today
readiness marks launch of the Junior Allegheny Mountain Association championships under Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club auspices. Officials include Games Committee Eugene L. Lewis Charles J. Snott M F E Moch and others plus Honorary Referees Mayor John Galvin Charles Urban W S Haydock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Mountain Association
Cincinnati
Eugene L. Lewis
Charles J. Snott
M. FE. Moch
C. L. Harrison
M. C. Longnecker
Thomas W., Allen
William Cooper Procter
Peter G. Thorson
John Galvin
Charles H. Urban
W. S. Haydock
Fred J. Hoffman
Starbuck Smith
T. M. Williams
Fred Holder
H. Gardening
Dan Heekin
F. Stricker
E. B. Wood
W. QL. Rybolt
P. Alsfelder
H. Rockaway
A. Foster
H. Bonte
I. Altman
H. Buehren
L. Nathan
E. Brendamour
George Stugard
E. Ward
L. Redmond
K. Hill
C. W. Baker
George Meyer
J. Simon
H. Mohlman
E. F. Layman
James W. Rowe
H. Stewart
Charles Klusmeyer
F. Mills
F. F.mills
Thomas Ryan
C. Fenker
Ll. Barnett
H. Wessling
H. Bauritel
M. C. Longenecker
Clift Martin
P. Millikin
L. Lucas
Fragmented Baseball Batter Names and Scores Listed
In Jersey City and Reading sections the text lists battery lines and player names such as Harscher Niebergall Gre ville Freitag Kenisch Sullivan Casey Brown Konnick and Clifford Ross Manning Braggy Bengough. The numbers show team scores and positions amid scattered figures indicating game records or box score data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
EH S
Buffalo
Clifford, Ross
Manning
Martin
Braggy
Bengough
Gardner defeated by Tolley for British amateur golf title
In Muirfield on June 11 Robert A. Gardner of Chicago lost the British amateur golf championship to Cyril Tolley of the Oxford team at the thirty-seventh hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muirfield
Robert A. Gardner
Chicago
Cyril Tolley
Oxford En Casine
Belmont Racecard with selections and scratches
Listing of Belmont Park races with morning odds for each horse, along with withdrawn entrants. Scratched horses are noted per race, including Sun Flash II Minata Mohab Omer K Toreador Say Which Pierre A Fell Armistice Sweet Music The Bohemian Harp of the North Dry Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Machine
Tattle
Sun Flash II
Sea Sun
Blue Laddie
Minata
Mohab
Day Lilly
Polybia
Chow
Omer K
Toreador
Aurum
Tapagear
Beauty Sleep
Pierre A
Feodor
Fair Gain
the Wagoner
Armistice
Sweet Music
Dimmesdale
the Bohemian
Racecard Summary of Multiple Thoroughbred Entries
First Race featured Pibroca Basilius Thistle Queen. Second Race included Royal Archer Litle Decisive. Third Race listed Cleopatria Cinderella Oceania. Fourth Race showed Man O War Donnaconna. Fifth Race featured The Decision Super. Sixth Race names Our Flag Harp of the North Jacobean. Best Chance Man O War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flibberty Gibbet
Elmer . Johnson
Basilius
Pibroch Settee Ears
Hibler
Royal Archer
Coaching Club
American Cake
Ccm
Donnacoma
David Harum
Teeee Eeenee Genevieve
Cadeau
Dolly Catteeee
Chevalier
Sammy Jay Lo Harp
North
Idle Dell
Pibroca
Thistle Queen
Cleopatria
Cinderella
Oceania
Donnaconna
Harp of the North
Jacobean
Mars and Haley Set Boxing Showdown at Vine Street Arena
Knockout Mars faces Patsy Haley in a ten round match at the Vine Street Open Air Arena on Monday night. Fans dispute prior verdicts with Haley and Mars both reported in good shape. Also featured are Billy Jingles versus Terry Turner Eddie Polo versus Joe Murray and Nat Weiner versus Kid Fricaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knockout Mars
Patsy Haley
Vine Street Open Air Arena
Haley
Mars
Billy Jingles
Terry Turner
Eddie Polo
Joe Murray
Nat Weiner
Downing Kid Fricaman
Boston Wins Third Straight Over Pittsburg
In Boston on June 11 the Red Sox beat Pittsburg 3 to 4. Hamilton pitched to Schmidt while Fillingim caught ONeill as Boston scored three runs in the eighth to pull ahead after Pittsburg tallied in six innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pittsburg
Hamilton
R. H. E. Pittsburg
Schmidt
Fillingim
O'Neill
Chicago Loses tenth Straight Despite Outbating Phillies
Chicago batted better than Philadelphia but drops their tenth straight, losing 8 to 3. Scoring notes show Chicago with a string of zeros and small totals while Philadelphia tallies steadily, supported by Meadows Tragesser and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chicago
R.H
Martin
Gaw
O'Farrell
Meadows
Tragesser
St. Louis Nationals Rout Brooklyn Dodgers In 10-2 Victory
In Brooklyn on June 11 the St. Louis Nationals piled up fifteen hits and twenty one bases off three Brooklyn pitchers to win 10 to 2. Key players included Goodwin and Clemens, with Smith, Mitchell, Miljus and Miller contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Brooklyn
St. Louis Nationals
Dodgers
Cleveland Beats Philadelphia Five to Two in Series
Cleveland won its fourth straight over Philadelphia as Bagby held the Athletics to four hits. Philadelphia scored two runs in the third inning but Cleveland tallied five runs in the remaining frames. Batteries Moore and Perkins paired with Bagby and O'Neill in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Bagby
Athletics
Moore and Perkins
Bagby and O'Neill
St. Louis Beats Washington 8-7 In Tight Game
St Louis defeated Washington 8 to 7 in a seesaw contest. Washington rallied in the ninth with the tying run on third before Shan non fouled out. Errors marked the scoring on both sides as Erickson and Char rity led the hitters for the batter list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Washington
Shannon
Billings
Chicago Nips Boston 5 4 in Final Game of Series
Chicago defeats Boston 5 to 4 in the final game as Weaver belts a homer to left and adds a double in the eighth. Faber and Pennock pitched effectively for Chicago while Somatterteg Peninock and Schang contributed for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boston
Faber
Pennock
Weaver
R.A. EF
Somatterteg Peninock and Schang
Faber and All
New York Beats Detroit 5-0 To End Tigers Streak
New York defeated Detroit 5 to 0 as Collins limited the Tigers to five scattered hits. The Yankees tallied six runs in the first and eighth frames and nine hits overall while Detroit managed a single run in the seventh. Batteries Collins and Hannah for New York Leonard Ayers and Woodall worked for Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
New York
Collins
Tigers
Hannah
Leonard
Ayers
Woodall
Racing and sports calendar highlights crowded week
Westchester Racing Association closes at Belmont Park while Kentucky and Montreal associations meet at Latonia and Montreal Jockey Club. Toronto hosts Spring meeting as Pacific Northwest Olympic trials run in Portland. Metropolitan AAU junior championships in New York and Chicago interscholastic meet set. Wisconsin trap shooting opens in Milwaukee and Willie Loughlin meets Young Neil in South Bethlehem boxing billed for ten rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester Racing Association
Belmont Park
Kentucky Association
Latonia
Montreal Jockey Club
Montreal
Toronto Hunt Club
Toronto
Portland
Ore
New York
University of Chicago
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Willie Loughlin
Young Neil
South Bethlehem
Ambiguous Regional Meet Results Listed
Partial OCR text lists locations Louisville Kansas City Ames Brock Graham Decatur Kocher and mentions batteries. No clear event, dates, or outcomes are discernible from readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kansas
Tuero, Ames and
Brock
Graham, Decatur and
Kocher
Fragmentary sports notes from a late issue
Scattered readable lines mention Memphis, Battery names Sigman and Coleman, and two players Thweati and Bisehoff amid a jumbled scoreboard fragment. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the legible text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gegdgng
Desicsctecdesuesecagivdeaceyes
Memphis
Pedoete
Sigman and Coleman
Thweati and
Bisehoff
Memorial Committee Plans Flag Day Event in Memorial Hall
Hamilton County Memorial Committee and Civil War Veterans will meet Monday at 7 PM in Memorial Hall to arrange attendance at Flag Day exercises hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. Automobiles to be supplied by Mrs S S Geismar. Col Traub Commandant at Ft Thomas to give principal address with about 100 soldiers from the fort expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County Memorial Committee
Memorial Hall
Chamber of Commerce
S. S. Geismar
Traub
Ft. Thomas
Fort
Giants Triumph Over Reds Amid Umpire Shakeup
New York defeat Cincinnati 9 to 2 at the Polo Grounds after two Reds were removed by an umpire amid heat and a new pitching-rule incident. George King and Kelly homered for the Giants, with Toney contributing a three-base hit and Snyder a run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Giants
Reds
Fred Toney
Slim Sallee
Pat Moran
Polo Grounds
Long George
Kelly
King
Toney
Lee
Wingo
Burns
Sallee
Greasy Neale
Bancroft
Young
Groh
Doyle
Snyder
Toneyes
Rath
Kopf
Youngs
Cincinnati
Crane
New Yorks
Natbert
Urathmiee
Duncan
Neale
C.f
See
R.f.c.f
FR. H. PO
Cincinnnati
Fice
Daubert
Harrison and McCormick
Bennie Becker Tommy Gary match postponed at Elmwood
The Bennie Becker Tommy Gary bout at Elmwood was delayed to a later date due to an insufficient gate. Both competitors were ready to perform but the venue could not accommodate spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Becker
Tommy Gary
Elmwood
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
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Captain Mack
Kinburn Te
Wees
Kethel Gray
M.garner
Nose Virgo
J. Gruber
Rainbow Gil
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Churchill Downs
Canf'd
Diana
G. Oeigs Casedes Dragoon
Carmody
G. Stone
Vida
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Siren Maid
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L. Mink
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Lui Meme
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Monsoon
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Judge Pryor
D. Connolly
W.ms O'Brien
Scottish Chief
Land
J. J. Drever
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Andress
Ietrarch
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Dan Jackson
C.robinson - Stuate
D. Nicol
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Pryor
Young-Perkins
Feld
Garner
J. Roberts
Loch Leven
F. Hunt
Frivol
J .Carmody
Miss Dora
Loveliness
Skiptomelon
H. King
W. Heinisch
H. Lunsford
F Nish
Bar One
Constantine Ae W. Wright
S— Marauder
L. McDermott
Brynlimah
W.jarrell
Field
Thinker
Leo Ray
L. Canfield
Dartney
J. Dreyer
DOW Drug
Parker
Hiscox Chem
Patchogue
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International League
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Herrlinger Paper Co
Duke” Wittempon
Lockland Crack
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Redland Field
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Queen City
Daniel’s ‘Rice
Walnut ST
G&t
Peter Ibold Co
Main
California
Fountain Square
Sixth ST
Panama
Straw
Smith-Kasson Shops
Smith-Kasson CO
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