Pinkola Wins Latonia Mile Handicap in Driving Finish
Pinkola the Derby winner led from the half and defeated Prince Ahmed by a head in the Latonia mile handicap. Estradia set a fast pace, Woolsandals and The Minks faded, while King's Daughter finished last. A large crowd wagered heavily in a day of solid racing with Minnehaha and Geneva S. winning earlier on the card.
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Pinkola
Latonia
Pink Coat
King
Woolsandals
Jake Holtman
Minks
Kercheval
Czar
Griffin
Holtman
Quith Woolsandals
Prince Ahmed
Estradia
Heidel
Minnehaha
Martin
Demo
Enlist
Fay
Geneva S
Barney Schreiber
Chase
Canodian
E. T. Shipp
Shipp
Jet Forte Downey
Geneva 5S
Deviser
John Madden
Mose Goldblatt
Transform
Light Blue
Miami
Madden
Powers
Dispute
Ording
Albert Star
Star
Hogg
Trivolini
LaFayette
Gilvedear
Quagga
Ana
Hughes
Aunt Rose
Goldess
Merrifield
Lady
Bosworth
Verandah
Jerry Carroll
Odalis
Geneva
Burton
C. Taylor
Tom Kearney
Kohnoslan
Washakie
Water Cooler
Water Lake
Father Downey
Bitter Miss
Toplofty
Blue
Mike Olt
Roseburg
Mime Seo O Beow
Lainesaw
Bonebrake
D. Straight
Warren
Kennewick
Beatrice K
Miss Vigilant
Bensand
Spunky
Reel Bo Lee
Leaper
Heibdel
Taylor
The
Albert Starr
Tivolini
Hogs
Wises
Rose Masson
Dick Finnell
Imboden
Latonia crowd exceeds Derby Day turnout amid betting boom
A big Latonia crowd enjoyed a pleasant programme and weather as pari mutuel betting drew heavy, though not exact, mutuel and auction totals rivaling Derby Day. Rumors of future books circulated, yet officials insisted the machines stay. Little Osage sold for 726 dollars while Kercheval and King's Daughter misfired at the start in the handicap.
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Latonia
Jockey Club
John Hachmeister
Little Osage
T. M. Irvin
Cella Heads to New York After Track Talk
L A Cella visited the track en route to New York and discussed local racing prospects with club officials. No directors meeting occurred and he departed for New York with little comment on the Eastern turf scene.
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L. A
Transform Narrowly Trails Deviser in Colt Race
John E Madden’s Deviser repeated his recent victory in the colt and gelding race, beating a field of top local youngsters. Transform challenged late, conceding seven pounds. with a smoother start and stronger ride he might have won. If weights were equal, Transform would have beaten Deviser.
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John E. Madden
Deviser
Transform
Postponed Derby Day Game Draws Reds Critique
The Cincinnati Reds faced criticism for postponing a game to avoid Derby Day conflict at Latonia. The Referee’s attack on fans and officials is countered by Herrmann, arguing support for both Latonia and Cincinnati Baseball Club and noting the Reds’ strong play and pennant hopes despite slumps.
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Chicago Tribune
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington Park
Comiskey
Sox
National League
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Chicago
Queen City
Herrmann
Latonia
Indianapoliis
Carr
A. A
Slagle
Nto
Marquard
Briggs
Druhot
Eubanks
Indians
Hoosier Brigade
Livingstone
Frank Roth
Hooke
Williams
Hayden
Davidson
Charley Carr
Hoosiers
Ex-Mayor Gies Two Large Cars
The Runs and Tours Committee of the Automobile Club secured assurances from ex-Mayor Julius Fleischmann to loan two of his large cars for Orphans Day. Mayor Markbreit and Chief of Police Millikin also pledged to attend. Owners of additional cars are urged to contribute for the worthy outing.
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The
Automobile Club
Julius Fleischmann
Markbreit
Millikin
Formal Opening at Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club
The Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club grounds in the East End host a Saturday formal opening with a basket picnic for members and friends. A large program features events from 50 yard dashes for girls and ladies to races, tug of war, tennis, baseball, volleyball, basketball, canoe and swimming races, and a baseball game between the Regulars and Scrubs. The program begins at 1 30 p m and is overseen by Eugene Lewis Mauryngnecker and Alfred Brodbeck.
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Cincinnati Gymnasium
East End
Fiest
C. G. A. C. Pirates
Eugene Lewis
Mauryngnecker
Alfred Brodbeck
Cincinnati Golf Club Hands Midlothian a Tough Loss on Grandin Road
Cincinnati Golf Club defeated Midlothian of Chicago on the Grandin road links, 16 matches to 6 with two ties and six losses. Notables Neale MacNeale and Sam Assur starred for Cincinnati while Frank Ives and George Balch faced strong rounds from Chicago. A postmatch banquet at the Country Club followed, and players spoke of future intercity matches.
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Midlothian Golf Players
Chicago
Grandin Road
Cincinnati Golf Club
Cincinnati
Windy City
Clenview
Midlothian Boys
Midlothian
Cincinnati Boys
Neale MacNeale
Alexander Cunningham
Fitzgerald
J. Harmon
Hinkley
Ren
W. Hinkley
Franklin Iveswee B
Biddle Ee
Ack
R. Willis
J. Wilby Eereeerer
J. Stack Peeeeeerrr
A Cunningham
T Nicholson
Brent Arnold Steeeee
L. Hunter
Neal
Ingalls H. Payne
B. Colston
J. Black
R. M Burton
Massick
George Eustis L. W. Noyes
Cc F. Dohrmann
H Donnelley
Wm. Strowb
Boswick Sam Assur
F. Wood
Willamso
Cc. W. Goodman Hargrave
Winds Disrupt Shooting Event Ahead of Grand American
A small group shot yesterday as strong wind and heavy rain hampered scores. Baldy from Waltham joined in the event. H. R. Bonser posted 93 94 and 98 out of 100, aiming for Columbus Grand American with Anderson attending as well.
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Baldy
Waltham
Mass
Anl
H. R. Bonser
Columbus
Mr. Anderson
Bookmakers Arrested as Gravesend Track Enforces Hart-Agnew
New York reporters note June 13 at Gravesend race track where Hart-Agnew laws cleared betting rings. About 150 policemen dispersed bettors. ten bookmakers were arrested and arraigned before Magistrate Tighe, sixteen thousand spectators observed a racing day devoid of wagering.
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New York
Gravesend
Tighe
John Cavanaugh
Jockey Club
Fore
Miller
Rose Beaumont
Brussel
Taboo
Burns
Occidental
Grania
Gliding Belle
Mystify
Inez Sister
Indomitable
Chaperon
Aroma
Manenia
Beauty Bright
Phyllis
Tremont
Fayette
Sir Martin
J. Lee
Bobbin
KH. Dugan
Statesman
Selectman
Strike Out
Gretna Green
Notter
Don Enrique
Delaby
Dandelion
Montgomery
Fair Play
EB. Dugan
King James
Chapultepec
McDaniel
Draculum
Wright
Tony Bonero
Meischman
Waterbury
Carman
Chief Hayes
Kempton
Almandine
Ottario
Annetta M
Monfort
E. Dugan
Beauclerc
Welbourne
Minas Adams
Tipping
Molezy
Killiecrankie
Rockston
Dika
Lang
Musgrave
Fielder
Belando
Punch
Monocle
Select
Rosario
Blackbridge
Judge Ermentrout
Voltrome
Eyedent
Lady Corinne
Royal Evox
Little Rachuel
May Rose
Gay Gryselle
Bookies Case Postponed As Hearing Delayed
Nine bookmakers arrested at Gravesend faced arraignment in Coney Island Court with hearing postponed to June 22 by order of Acting Kings County DA Robert W. Elder who cited absence of certified copy of the new antigambling law. Magistrate Voorhees criticized police, bail set at 1500 each, Gravesend racing activity to continue with enforcement.
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New York
Gravesend
Coney Island
Robert W. Elder
Kings County
Elder
Orlando Jones
Jones
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Voorhees
Bingham
New York City
Handicaps and Sells Across Six Thoroughbred Races
The card lists six races with weights and entries. Notable runners include Roseben King Colbat Berry Maid Red River Dreamer Rapid Water Tony Faust Peter Quince Pantofle Grimaldi Bat Masterson Kilrain in race one and Banker Juggler Beauclere Missouri Lad Lord Stanhope in race two. Other fields cover Gretna Green Far West Bedouin Blue Rock Jubilee Rapid Water Angelus and more across handicap and selling events.
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Roseben
King Colbat
Berry Maid
Red River
Demand
Dreamer
Rapid Water
Tony Faust
Peter Quince
Pantofle
Grimaldi
Bat Masterson
Kilrain
Banker
Juggler
Beauclere
Missouri Lad
Lord Stanhope
King of Bashan
Faligne
Paterne
Troublesome
Brother Jonathan
Cymba
Gretna Green
Far West
Bedouin
Blue Rock
Fountain Blue
Jubilee
Angelus
Berkeley
Bar G
Robert Cooper
Bartender
Umbrella
Astoria
Flighty
Terena
Laughing Eyes
Black Sheep
Gun Cotton
Star
Braggart
Banbury
Submit
Nastur D'Or
Yankee Tourist
Fash’ Plate
Tod
Patsy
Hi Bridge Oy
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s National and American Leagues
In the National League New York edged Cincinnati 3 2 Chicago beat Philadelphia 1 0 Boston topped St Louis 4 3 while Brooklyn lost to St Louis 6 5 In the American League Chicago defeated New York 5 1 Boston beat St Louis 6 5 Detroit defeated Philadelphia 2 1 and Cleveland defeated Washington 1 0
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
The
S. Louis
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
W.lee
Pittsburg
New. York
Philadelph
New - York
Philadelphi
Brooklyn Ware
American Ass
W.l.pc
Toledo
Grand Rapids
Wis
South Bend
Indianapoli
Louisville
Dayton
Evansville
Columbus
Zanesville
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Ft. Wayne
A.ne
City
Terre Haute
Paul
Wheeling
American League
Giants Rally In Extra To Beat Reds At Polo Grounds
New York and Cincinnati played a long ten inning game at the Polo Grounds with the Giants rallying in the ninth and Tenney scoring the winning run in the tenth after Doyle, Seymour and Donlin loaded the bases. Devlin and Huggins were involved in the late rally as Tenney crossed for the decisive run.
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New York
Polo Ground
Giants
Cincinnati
Doyle
Mitchell
Crandall
Ganzel
John
Tenney
Seymour
Devlin
Huggins
Shannon
McGraw
Kane
Herseg
Ewing
Donlin
Ab.r.bh.po
Sehlel
Paskert
Hulswitz
Snodgrass
Herzog
Schlei
New York 2. Hit By Pitcher— Crandall
Johnstone and Rigler
Boston Beats Pittsburg 5 To 3 In First Series Game
Boston won the opening series game against Pittsburg 5 to 3. The visitors struggled with fielding while the home team pressed ahead at home.
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Boston
Pittsburg
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