Hanlon Arrested but Redlegs Win
Fraser apprehended and released on bond as trials set for this morning. Chick volunteers and the Redlegs secured the victory despite the arrest.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1906
Page
6
Reds Drop Brooklyns as Ewing Masters Pitching Duel
In New York on June 17 Brooklyn police and Umpire Klein uphold order as Robert Ewing limits the Brooklyns to three hits and no runs. Corcoran and Huggins shine in the field. Delahanty is benched by Klein. The Reds score in the fifth and eighth to win 5 0.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
National League
Brooklyn Police
Klein
Reds
Brooklyns
Robert Ewing
Huggins
Ewing
Fee
Corcoran
Casey
Schlei
Law
Hanlon
Fraser
Eason
Ebbets
Donovan
Delahanty
Del
Klem
Robert
Scenlan
Farmer
Ohio
Scan
St. Louis Edges Washington 7 3 in Opportune Rally
Opportune hitting after Washington errors gave St. Louis a 7 to 3 victory. Niles hit a homer for Washington. Hartzell and Cross contributed hits for St. Louis as scoring built in late innings.
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St. Louis
Washington
Chicago 3 Boston 1 in XIX baseball clash
Chicago bunched hits to defeat Boston 3 to 1 at home. Boston led in the sixth before Chicago tied in the seventh and scored twice in the eighth to pull away. Stahl Jones Tannehill and Donohue fueled the offense while White and Harris worked the mound.
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Chicago
Boston
Baseball Scores From New Orleans and Shreveport Games
In New Orleans New Orleans beat Atlanta 2 0. In Shreveport Montgomery led 8 2 before Shreveport rallied to win 14 innings 2.
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New Orleans
Atlanta
Shreveport
Montgomery
Louisville and Milwaukee Split Double Header
Louisville and Milwaukee split a twin bill in Louisville. In the first game Oberlin puzzled the locals until the second inning as Kenna relieved Dunkle. Louisville lost 6 to 1. In the second game Louisville hit timely, Kenna pitched well, and Curtis was shut out until the ninth. final score Louisville 3 Milwaukee 1.
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Louisville
Milwaukee
Oberlin
Dunkle
Kenna
Curtis
Toledo Triumphs Over St Paul In Pitch Heavy Duel
In a 2 0 struggle Toledo edges St Paul as pitchers Wiggs and Morgan combine for 19 strikeouts. Frisk belts a homer for Toledo while Rockenfield Kruger and others collect key hits. Wiggs issues four walks and two wild pitches while Morgan fends off a late ninth inning push.
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Toledo
Paul
Ccsconecse
Morgan
Rockenfield
van Zant
Abbott
W. Clarke
Judge
Kruger
J. Clarke
Jude
Wiggs
St. Paul
Drill
St. P
H.o.ae
Nance
Geier
Oence Jlarke
Ils Ugden
Mont
Odrill
Columbus Defeats Minneapolis In Baseball Tilt
Columbus out pointed Minneapolis in every department and won 6 to 3. Key hits and errors shaped the game as Columbus built a lead and held on with solid pitching by Berger Cadwalader and Thomas. Stolen bases and timely hits aided the winners while Minneapolis struggled to respond.
Texas shuts out Lincoln 2 to 0 in well-played game
In yesterday's Fraternal League contest Texas defeated Lincoln 2 to 0. Both teams played errorless ball aside from a Lincoln error by Bailey. Richey, Hoelscher, Tiemeler, and Klinger contributed to Texas's win as Bolly allowed two runs over eight innings before Hirt relieved. Time 1:45. Umpire Barnett.
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Lincoln
Baily
Lincolns
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Hoelscher
Walker
Ransom
White
Schen’lein
Py Petes
Oj Anschutz
Bolly
Ti Hirt
Kirk
Tiemeler
Schendelein
Swab
Barnett
Wheeling Defeats South Bend 5 to 0 in Fast Game
In South Bend on June 17 Wheeling topped the local team 5 to 0 as South Bend’s defense shined but hitless at the plate. Batteries were Thomas Moffitt Williams Richardson for South Bend with Schaefer and Andrews behind Wheeling.
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Wheeling
R.H.E
Thomas, Moffitt
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Richardson
Schaefer
Andrews
Grand Rapids Defeats Canton 2-0 in Exhibition Bout
Grand Rapids played brilliant ball today and won 2 to 0 over Canton. Score by innings shows Grand Rapids 010000010 and 240. Canton 0000090000 and 031. Batteries Bliss and Howley for Grand Rapids, Carroll and Ernst for Canton.
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Grand Rapids
R.H.E. Grand Rapids
Bliss and Howley
Carroll and
Ernst
Press Banquet at Latonia Jockey Club Delights Local Press
Journalists and about twenty invitees attended a Latonia Jockey Club banquet with an elaborate supper and entertainment. Toastmaster Joseph Hogan led the speeches while Jim Young received praise for organizing the event at the Veranda clubhouse. Guests included James H. Young Joseph Nolan B J Mayer Ben Dahlmann Adolph Mathis Louis Brizzolara John Mosbacher Kirby Snow Jack Dempsey Hanson Hiss Bert Collier Charles Becklett Arthur Boswell and R L Carey among others.
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Cody
Jim Young
Cincinnati
Joseph Hogan
Mr. Young
James H. Young
Joseph Nolan
B. J. Mayer
Ben Dahlmann
Adolph Mathis
Louis Brizzolara
John Mosbacher
Kirby Snow
Jack Dempsey
Hanson Hiss
Bert Collier
Charles Becklett
Arthur Boswell
R. L. Carey
Crestline Club Edges Sandusky Reds In Tight 4 3 Loss
Crestline Club defeated Sandusky Reds 4 to 3 in a home game at Upper Sandusky. Crestline scores came in the first inning aided by three errors. Spore and Sellers formed the Crestline battery while Kristly and Bauer pitched for the Reds. Attendance reported at 600.
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Commercial Tribune
Upper Sandusky
Reds
Crestline Club
Crestline
Spore and Sellers
Crestline Battery
Kristly and Bauer
United States Reds
William Bradley on the hard art of playing third base
Cleveland Naps star William Bradley outlines why third base is a demanding position. He stresses studying hitters, anticipating bunts, arm strength, speed, quick throws, and vigilant baserunner tracking to prevent scoring.
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Commercial Tribune
Leveland
William Bradley
Cleveland Naps
Egan and Travis Have Never Met in Golf Match
Two top American amateurs Chandler Egan and Travis have never met in a match. They recall a rough grass recovery during last year’s Olympic team event where Egan led Travis by two strokes after 36 holes. Travis praises Egan but laments luck in earning fine approaches from rough.
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Egan
Travis
Print ers edge Woodworkers in rain shortened game
Butler pitched his first game for the Print ers allowing seven scattered hits. Wilkinson at third and Langland with the longest hit stood out as the Printers held the Woodworkers to a low output. Bruns fielded well for the Woodworkers as two umpires filled in after the regular official failed to appear. Next Sunday Iron Molders visit League Park for a big Printers clash aided by Managers Lawrence and Saffin. Score not completed due to rain.
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Printers
Wilkinson
Langland
Bruns
League Park
Iron Molders
Lawrence
Saffin
Local baseball clubs seek games and
Cincinnati teams and neighboring towns advertise for first-class opponents. Listings include Hyde Parks, Covingtons, Columbia Athletics, Monarchs, Mt. Healthy Lilacs, Clarks, Edgewood, Patriots, Comets of Covington, and others. Open dates include June 4 July 1 and July 4. contacts list managers, addresses, and phone numbers for arranging Sunday and July matches.
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McTighe
Hyde Parks
Jack Brauer
Covingtons
Carey Watters
Kentucky Colonels
Colts
Coney Island
W. Grannen
West Ninth Street
Columbia Athletics
Bert Milligan
Station Co
Wm. Burge
Eastern Avenue
City
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Reading
Linwood
Norwood Globes
Middletown
Arthur Knabe
Coleman Street
Mt. Healthy
Rappold
Edens
Clarks
Ivory Stars
Patriots
Erdmann
Cook
Wolf
Doerr
Louis Doerr
West
McMillan Street
Press Assistants Triumph In All Around Exhibition
The Press Assistants showcased strong all around play with Dacey of lumbers delivering a grand display at short and Gloss thriving at bat. Billiter and cerigin in the box pitched well as the Press Assistants defeated the Plumbers 20 to 2 with Poehner Grassman Waechter Thoss Doyle aiding the offense.
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Lumbers
Gloss
Billiter
Cerigin
P.A .Ab
H.O.A.E. Plumb
H.O.A
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Spraul
Thoss
Griffin
Dj Klinger
Ten Inning Molders Top Lathers 11 9
In a ten inning game the Molders beat the Lathers 11 to 9. Neither side scored after the fourth until the tenth when the Molders pushed two runs across to seal the win as the Lathers were blank in their half. Ranz limited Lathers to no runs after the fourth while Forg worked 12 strikeouts for the Molders.
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Molders
Lathers
Lather
Waldorf Champions Defeat Northern Ohio 4 1 at Cumminsville
The Waldorf Champions defeated Northern Ohio 4 to 1 at Cumminsville. A standout moment was a one handed catch by Shipp.
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N. Ohio
Cumminsville
Shipp
Covington Blues Triumph 19-3 Over St Bernard
The Covington Blues defeated St Bernard 19 to 3 in a dominant showing. Highlights included Chapmans one hand catch on a line drive and Hohnhorst at the plate.
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St. Bernard
Chapman
Hohnhorst
Connersville Runs Past Americans in One Sided Clash
Connersville tallied four runs in the sixth inning to seize control as Malloy shut down the Americans after a bright start by Reuther. Reuther, Renner, Feigert and Goar produced most of the offense for the Americans, but Malloy held them in check late. Final: Connersville 6 Americans 1.
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Bossler
Goar
Reuther
Renner
Malloy
Notable Anderson Ferry Comeback Beats Ceas In Close Contest
The Ceas fall to manager L Klinger's team at Anderson Ferry in a game highlighted by Backman's pitching and sharp fielding. Key performers include Abe Schobel catching, Holtmeier and Vollmer contributing at the plate, while Boehnlein and Ripley steal bases. Final scoring shows Anderson Ferry 1 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 to Ceas 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8.
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Ceas
L. Klinger
Re. A. F
Abe Schobel
Feiler
Holtmeier
Flick
Lang
Gray
Kuhlman
Klingler
Luebkg
Vollmer
Bureck
Ripley
Harrold
Harless
Wright
Boehnlein
Schaefer
Backman
Mt Healthy defeats Mellwood in close hoops contest
Mt Healthy tops Mellwood 9 to 7 in a hard fought game led by Watterman Huber and Rader for Mellwood. Notable Mt Healthy players Dom Wess Steidel Knable and Beckley contributed as Watterman hit a two-base for the Mellwoods.
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Melwood
Mellwoods
Mt. Healthy
Mt. Healthy Boys
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Huber
Rader
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M’ Wood
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Hagin
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Knable
Bahlin
Beckley
Adams
Wat’man
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Suburban Handicap Set for June at Sheepshead Bay
New York reports the Suburban Handicap will run at Sheepshead Bay on Thursday June 21 for the twenty third renewal. Notable stars Sysonby Artful Tanya Burgomaster have withdrawn leaving a large evenly matched field to tackle the mile and a quarter course.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Coney Island Jockey Club
General Monroe
Beldame
Sysonby
Artful
Tanya
Burgomaster
Butchers Beat Cigar Makers 16 to 10 in Slugging Game
In a high scoring contest the Butchers defeated the Cigar Makers by 16 to 10. Base hits were frequent on both sides with several extra-base drives. Snyder of the Cigar Makers went 3 for 5 and Heristh of the Butchers went 4 for 5.
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Butchers
Cigar Makers
Snyder
Heristh
Electrical Workers Square Off In Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
In a tight game the Electrical Workers beat the Barbers 7 to 11 with Curtis Voellmecke Meyers contributing two-base hits. Deitchmann Dressmann and Left on Bases highlight the visitors despite Barbers’ higher on-base endurance.
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Raymond
Wetterhan
Gaffey
Smith defeats Anderson in Chicago golf match
Will Smith the open off champion of the United States 1899 and Mexico defeats Willie Anderson four times U S champion in a 36 hole match at Wheaton Chicago Golf Club. Smith carded 73 in the morning and 77 in the afternoon while Anderson posted 80 and 78. After nine holes the match was even, but Smith came home in 35 to win five holes and take the contest.
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Chicago
Will Smith
United States
Mexico
Willie Anderson
Wheaton
Smith
Anderson
Electrotypers blank Leather Workers in forfeit victory
The Electrotypers defeated the Leather Workers 9 to 0 after the Leather team used two ineligible players, resulting in a forfeiture in favor of the Electrotypers.
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Electrotypers
Leather Workers
Laidlaws Triumph Over Walnut Hills Superbas 10 to 2
The Laidlaws defeated the Walnut Hills Superbas by ten to two yesterday at Hartwell. Strong pitching by Sellers and the Laidlaws robust hitting pace the win as they strengthen to face top teams.
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Laidlaws
W. H. Superbas
Walnut Hills Superbas
Hartwell
Sellers
Madisonville overwhelms Fillmores in 16 to 3 win
Madisonville beat Fillmore 16 to 3 in a baseball game. Key players include Bacon King Burke for Madisonville with two bases and L French hitting a three base while Rhodes pitched for Fillmore. The contest lasted about 2 hours with 12 strikeouts by Bacon and 4 by Rhodes.
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Madiso
AB. H.O.A
Fillmore
Ab.h.o.a.e
Burke
Gross
Oj Harris
Shumer
Meyers
King
Littigen
Acon
Rhodes
Madisonville
Bacon
L. French
Cee
Aison
Reading Defeats Myrtles In Slugfest Of The Season
Readings beat the Myrtles in a strong game featuring Schriver and Highbuerger pitching and Murphy, Zandt, and Highbuerger solid fielding. Distler led base running with two steals while Read's tallies and errorless defense kept the contest tight. final score 8 to 6.
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The
Myrtles
Schriver
Highbuerger
Murphy
An Zandt
Distler
Ravens Rout Pirates at Eastside Grounds
The Ravens cruised to a 12 to 1 victory over the Winton Place Pirates Sunday at Eastside grounds. The standout feature was the Ravens’ powerful batting as they overwhelmed their rival with strong hitting.
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Ravens
Winton Place
Pirates
Eastside Grounds
Northside Defeats Cincinnati in Quick Inning Swing
Northside beat Cincinnati with a first inning surge on two singles and an error. Bunyan and Taylor each had two hits, while Cincinnati bats were stifled by Patton aside from Lentz's two hits. Final score 5 to 1, with Northside scoring in the first and sealing it early.
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Cincinnati
Bunyan
Taylor
Lentz
Patton
Little Rocks Top Hazelwoods 12 to 8 in Victory
The Little Rocks defeated the Hazelwoods by 12 to 8 yesterday. The team connected well with Cooker's delivery on the mound and offense.
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Hazelwood
Hazelwoods
Cooker
Covington Anchors Norwood Globes In Strong Hit Game
Reet two base hits by Sanders Thee Williams and Brote. Lindsay hits a three base and a home run by Fisher. Lindsay and Kolb boast double plays Trauth and Kolb. Williams allows eight runs, Arizon one, Brote four, Yoerk one. Fisher San ders 8 Dure 3 Shepherd 8 Thee 2 Trauth. Thoss two passed balls. Time 2 00 umpire Schaftahl scorer G C Dure.
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St. Louis
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Heydon
Hughes
Cross
O'Brien
Niles
Altizer
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Howell
Washington & Time
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Eenee
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Thoss
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Monarchs Suffer 6‑0 Loss to Rival Cincinnati
Newport Monarchs were shut out by Cincinnati with a 6 to 0 score as Reuscher limited opponents to two hits and the game ended early due to late arrival of the visitors. Notable names include Reuscher and Ashorn in a pitching duel and Megerle and Long contributing in offense.
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Monarchs
Newport Poms
Reuscher
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Richlands of New Richmond defeat Carrollton in well played game
The Richlands of New Richmond defeated Carrollton Kentucky yesterday at Carrollton in a well played game. Edwards pitched the feature after the second inning Carrollton failed to get a hit while Richlands hits produced runs. Two-base hits by Coleman Dustin A House Hall A House.
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Edwards
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Hall
Roettinger
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Shearer
C. House
Meiner's Eagles Beat Orientals 19 to 0 in Picnic Game
Meiner's Eagles routed the Orientals by 19 to 0 in a full game described as a picnic outing. The Gyms defeated the Admirals 11 to 10 in a tense contest with late rallying defense and stellar pitching by Route and Becker.
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Orientals
Ohio Browns Defeat Harwood Nine To Four At Weiler Park
The Ohio Browns beat Harwood 9 to 4 at Weiler's Park. Red Roberts excelled on the mound guiding the Browns with strong pitching while the team played solid defense and timely hitting. Jorden Roberts and Wolf led the Browns with two bas hits each with Bonno also contributing. Harwood showed solid effort but could not overcome the Browns late swing.
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Hyde Park Triumph Over Celts At Coney Island
Hyde Park defeated the Celts in a close game at Coney Island. Hyde Park pitchers Sugar and Rhode held the Celts as an inept offense produced few hits. Two-base hits by Cooper Weller Rhode. stolen bases by Solar Ruoff Hacket Delaney Grannen Cooper Holm.
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Wiedemann Team Falls to Linwoods in Close Game
The Wiedemann squad lost a hard played contest to the Linwoods. Early in the game Wiedemann bats fared well against Hornberger but could not solve him after the first inning. Boland pitched well for Wiedemanns but Linwoods secured the victory.
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Boland
Wiedemanns
aR Huon 19 Defeats Colt in the West
Gossip notes Jack Atkin Stamps presents Him as a horse of class in the turf column. The entry reports a victory by aR Huon 19 over Colt in the West and mentions shipment planned for tomorrow.
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Probable Winners Today Across Multiple Domains
Ida Davis of Wetherfield and Marmorean’s Mattie Mack lead probable winners. Evie Green from Grenada and Arthur entry contenders Devout and Belle Scott are highlighted. Capitano and Lochgoil race with Golden Mineral and Minnie Algol in strong entries at several events.
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Mattie Mack
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Devout
Cottontown
Arthur
Belle Scott
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Lochgoil
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Intense
Minnie Algol
Sir Huon Proves West’s Best Three-Year-Old Centered on Track
The richest Western turf event ends with Sir Huon defeating Dutch Barbara by three quarters of a length after a late burst. He heads East tonight to contest stake events as Bookmakers eye him against East’s Accountant and Burgomaster’s absence shifts attention. If rust holds, Sir Huon could prove equal to any Eastern three-year-old after a few starts.
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Falsetto
Ignite
Troxler
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Milam
Louisville
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Burgomaster
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Criticism of Judge Price over Steeplechase rider ruling
The article notes strong criticism of Judge Price for his ruling after a Steeplechase ride by Jockey Johnson on Signal Light. The rider admitted following orders, suggesting officials may need broader action beyond the jockey.
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Signal Light
Jack Atkin Leads Schreiber Stable in Iroquois Stakes Win
The two year old Jack Atkin trained by Barney Schreiber has impressed horsemen this season. He has started six races winning four and most recently captured the Iroquois Stakes at Buffalo. Despite a false price of 6 to 1 Eaton was favored, Jack Atkin easily beat him.
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Barney Schreiber
Schreiber
Horace B. Atkin
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Eaton
Seven furlong handicap feature at today’s card
The program includes seven races with a seven furlong feature. Cot tontown and Devout run as seen in their recent starts suggesting a close contest. Colonel Jim Douglas also competes and could surprise followers of the two earlier contenders.
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Linwood and Wiedemann Spark Rally in Ninth Inning
Boland and Hornberger endure a tight game as Linwood drives in runs and Wiedemann shines late. Heileman and Wherle add two-base hits, Sigmun cards two RBIs, while Yungbluth swipes a bag. Hornberger fans three batters and Boland six as Lindsay columns the game in 1 hour 45 minutes.
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Wiedemann
Osler
Boland
Heileman
Wherle
Parky Sigmun
Yungbluth
Hornberger
Bland G & Hornberger
Lindsay
Krebs Defeat Duesseldorfers 8 to 6 for Sixth straight win
Krebs beat the Duesseldorfers of Indianapolis 8 to 6 as Stanage of the Cincinnati Reds starred. The game featured runs by Krebs and Duesseldorfers with timely hits and baserunning. pitching by Thomas and Bass led to a tight finish.
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Hamilton Krebs
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Hyde Park Rally Falls Short as Rain Halts Aurora Tilt
A classic extra inning duel between Hyde Park and Aurora unraveled when rain stopped play in the tenth. McTighe and Houston shaded the pitching duel as Hyde Park benefited from late decisions that thwarted Aurora. Final line shows Hyde Park trailing in a tight late contest before the washout.
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