Reds suffer one error loss as Bresnahan injures head
Bresnahan leaves the game after being hit on the head by a pitched ball and taken to hospital. The Reds post a 1 error defeat in the matchup amid cautious updates on his condition.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
6
Yesterday's Baseball Scores From Last Night
New York defeated Cincinnati 4 to 3. Brooklyn edged St Louis 1 to 0. Chicago beat Boston 2 to 1. Philadelphia faced Pittsburgh in a listed result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
W. L. Pe
Teucaiaten Scoenes
Iine
Detroit
CINC
Roy
Washington
St. Louis Seco
Cere
American Asa’n
Central W. Il
Columbus
Evansville
Toledo
Milwaukee
Grand Rapids
Pittsburg
Reds Lose Second Giants Rally In Scratch Classic
Fred Odwell’s second inning error sparked a two run burst as the Giants beat the Reds 4 to 3. Bresnahan left hospitalized after a blow behind the ear. Coakley pitched well, Smith shut down the Giants, and Miller Huggins hit a decisive triple for Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon
Jeft
Seymour
Miller Huggins
Ganzel
George Schlei
Wiltse
Schlei
McGraw
George
Gamzel
Reds
Huggins
Lobert
Mitchell
Davis
Giants
Bresnahan
McGann
Hans
Dahlen
Corcoran
Odwell
Oddie
Coakley
Browne
Devlin
Schleihan
Mowrey
Willie
Bowerman
Strang
Short
Reds Rally Fails as Giants Triumph in Ninth
Cincinnati Reds frittered away opportunities while New York Giants sealed the win in a nine inning battle. Huggins and Lobert led early offense, but sustained rallies were snuffed by Giants pitching and defensive plays including a key double play.
Reds and Giants clash with Mathewson in mound duel
The Reds meet the Giants in the third game of the series with Christy Mathewson pitching for the visitors against Jake Weimer. Bresnahan is hurt but expected to recover. Dan McGann wrist injury prompts a substitution as Wiltsie assists in right. Smith shows promise as a pitcher for the Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Giants
Christy Mathewson
Jake Weimer
Dan McGann
Strang
Wiltsie
McGraw
Captain Ganzel’s Son Plays On Despite Bone Injury
Wiltie captain Ganzel sustains a reported bone injury but doctors say it will heal in a couple of weeks. He is attending practice and expects to rejoin the game soon, not missing action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganzel
Wiltie
Sicians
Bowerman Tests Shin Pads On George Schlei
Frank Bowerman induced George Schlei to try shin pads in the ninth inning yesterday. Schlei gave a complimentary report on the innovation, though no balls hit him that inning. He said the pads did not interfere with getting over the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bowerman
George Schlei
George
Bresnahan in Serious Condition After Illness
Early morning reports say Roger Bresnahan lies in serious condition at the hospital. Doctors hope for the best and say he may rejoin the East team tomorrow night if no complications arise, but a brain blood clot formation could force him to stay for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coakley
Andy
Roger Bresnahan
Roger
Seton Hospital
Bresnahan
Big Dan McGann
Dan
Sammy Strang
Chicago Beats Boston 3-1 in League Game
National League action sees Chicago defeat Boston 3 to 1 as all runs are earned. Pfeffer injures a pitching arm in the sixth. Steinfeldt hits a home run. Hite and Sheckard contribute sacrifices. Dorner, Reulbach, and Dorner split the pitching duties with Chicago errors none listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boston
Bridwell
Brain
Pfeffer
Ohic
Ab.h.o.a.e
Sheckard
Slagle
Tenney
Steinfdt
Burke
Ance
Bates
Iman
Howard
Evers
Ritchey
Dorner
Flaherty
Philadelphia Surges Past Pittsburg In Ninth Inning
Philadelphia defeats Pittsburg 7 to 5 after scoring four runs in the ninth on four hits and misplayed flies to the outfield. Pittsburg led 5 1 before the late rally. Wagner has two two-base hits. Leach and Knabe hit triples. Nealon and Magee stole bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Philadelphias
Smith
Leifield
Corridon
Wagner
Leach
Knabe
Nealon
Magee
Pitching duel notes and line score details
The text records a baseball game's pitching and batting details with Leever, Leifield, Corridon, Sparks as pitchers. Leever issued 2 walks, Leifield 3, Corridon 2, Sparks 2. Leever hit one batter. Struck outs: Leifield 8, Corridon 2. Bases on balls and left on base totals as noted. Time 2 30. Umpire Emslie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phila
Anderson
Pitts
Leach
Knabe
Titus
Korticnio
Gleason
Nealon
Sheehan
Smith
Doolin
Dooin
Clymer
BP Leever
Leifield
Sparks
Wer
Corridon
Leever
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Emslie
Brooklyn Beats St Louis 1 0 in Game One
Brooklyn wins 1 to 0 as Rucker allows two hits over nine innings. Beebe fans seven, Rucker six, and Brooklyn completes back to back shutouts against St Louis. Holly steals, Bennett-Hostetter and Maloney-Jordan turn double plays, Beebe issues one walk. Time 1 25. Umpire O Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Burch
Rucker
Holly
Bennett
Hostetter
Maloney
Jordan
Beebe
O’day
St. L
Klyn
Ab.h.o
B. Byrne
Hummel
Nnett
Casey
Lumley
Ff. Murray
Ratch
I Jordan
O'Hara
R ‘Maloney
M Lewis
Noonan
C Beebe
P Rucker
Kelly
M *McGlynn
Detroit Defeats Philadelphia in Sixteenth Excerpt
Detroit beat Philadelphia 6 to 2 as Waddell and Bender surrendered multiple hits in fifth. Donovan limited Philadelphia except one inning while Cobb Cobbled in two-base hits and Cobb hit a three-base homer along with Hartsel Nichols and Jones contributing. Time 1 45, umpires Stafford Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Philadelphia
Waddell
Bender
Donovan
Jones
Rossman
Hartsel
Nichols
Cone
Cobb
Schaefer
Schreck
Stafford and Evans
Boston Wins 6-3 Over Chicago In Baseball Tilt
Winter keeps head amid loose fielding as Boston defeats Chicago 6 to 3. Knight belts a go ahead two run homer with two aboard and Barrett McFarland Unglaub among key hitters. Pitching sees Winter and Altrock square off with nine Boston errors and seven Chicago walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Winter
Chicagos
Bostons
Altrock
Knight
Ab.h.o.a.b
Chicago
AB. Syl'van
Hahn
Parent
Jones
Barrett
Donohue
Davis
Ferris
Criger
McFar’d
New York Beats St Louis 6 to 1 In Series Opener
The New York Americans defeated St Louis 6 to 1 to take the first game of the series. Moore was hit often, but New York’s batters produced runs after the opening inning. Stone and Keeler led the offense with multiple hits as the Yankees racked up runs in later frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Louis
St. A
Moore
Lade
St. L. Ae
N.Y
BE. Stone
Keeler
Jones
Les Picker's
Rickey
Wallace
Chase
Howell
WiLaporte
Hartzell
O’connor
Conroy
Butler
Hoffman
Glade
Kleinow, Co
Washington 2 Cleveland 1 baseball game report
Hughes outpitched Rhoades as Washington defeated Cleveland 2 to 1. Game details include hits, errors, and key plays with bases, balls, and strikeouts tallied. Continuous scoring by inning notes Washington’s two runs while Cleveland scores single runs, with final pitching lines and umpires listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland
Hughes
Rhoades
Terre Haute Shuts Out Canton 6–0 in Central League
Terre Haute defeats Canton 6 to 0 behind Brosius pitching with Freese behind the plate and Marquard for Canton totaled nine hits. Final line shows Terre Haute scored two runs in the third, two in the fifth, and two in the seventh while Canton was blanked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Canton
Brosius
R. H. E. Terre Haute
CORON
Freese
Marquard
Holmes
Dayton defeats South Bend in seven to five win
Dayton beat South Bend 7 to 5 in a baseball game played in South Bend Indiana. The line score shows Dayton with 7 runs on 10 hits and 0 errors, South Bend 5 runs on 9 hits with 1 error. Pitchers Williams and Cross for Dayton and Malloy and Richardson for South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
South Bend
Ind
R. H. EB
Williams and Cross
Malloy and Richardson
Springfield Beats Grand Rapids 5 3 In Nine Inning Game
Springfield overcame an early three run lead by Grand Rapids to win 5 to 3 in Grand Rapids Michigan on June 18. Warner allowed six runs in six innings while Moran and Clark provided the battery for Springfield and Merriman caught for Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Grand Rapids
Mich
Warner
R. H. EB
Warner and
Moran
Merriman and Clark
Evansville Beats Wheeling 4-2 in Midweek Tilt
Evansville won its third straight by defeating Wheeling 4 to 2 in Evansville Indiana. Pitchers Pearson Knoll G Miller and Philbin worked for the teams with Evansville scoring in the first inning and adding three runs later to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Wheeling
Pearson and Knoll
G. Miller
Philbin
Baseball scorecard roundup from regional games
Shreveport a Nashville 2, Little Rock 3, Montgomery $8 in 13 innings. New Orleans 3 Atlanta 3, Memphis 6, Birmingham 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Nashville
Little Rock
Montgomery
New Orleans
Atlanta
Memphis
Birmingham
Ascot Heath Opens With Glowing Opening Day
Ascot England June 18 crowds fill Ascot Heath for a four day meeting. King Edward and Queen Alexandra attend with Prince of Wales and Princess Andrew among guests. Danny Maher aboard Gold Measure wins the Gold Vase race over two miles. Qu Appelle takes the Prince of Wales stake for three year olds with Maher riding. White Hagie wins the Biennial Stakes for two year olds with Bonspiel second. Troutbeck wins the Triennial Stakes ahead of Slave Trader with Maher aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascot
England
Ascot Heath
Heath
London
Edward
Queen Alexandria
Price
Princess of Wales
Princess Andrew
Greece
Windsor
King Edward
Danny” Maher
Mont Menale
Oakleigh II
Prince of Wales
Qu ‘'Appelle
Bush Ranger
Bezonian
White Hagie
Bonspiel
Hush Colt
Troutbeck
Little Nell
Latonia Steeplechase features Rejectable victory at Latonia
In Latonia the favorite John Dillon led early but Rejectable surged to win the Kentucky Steeplechase Handicap by eight lengths. The field of seven saw four finishers with several falls shaping a dramatic day. Old Honesty captured the overnight handicap race, edging Frontenac and Prince Ahmed as Wing Ting faded. Respess highlighted Moser as an upstart victor in race one, with Marseilles prevailing in the third event and Red Thistle runner-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rejectable
Kentucky
Latomia
Shackelford
John Dillon
Dell Leath
Pierpont
Dillon
Potash
Graceland
Old Honesty
Wing Ting
Prince Ahmed
Frontenac
Honesty
Rome Respess
Joe Moser
Major Mack
Stoneman
Gracious Dame
W. K. Slade
Gering
Slade
Martin
Clyde
Red Thistle
Marseilles
Powery
Water Lake
Gold Spray
Bendigs Wags
Arthur Horse
Quagga
Power
Moriarity
Bert Fanz
Bilac Tee Ee
Mack
Austin
Hust Farrel
Pickens
Addax
Chetter Ee Eeee
Hicks
Grando
Darling Dan
En Nek
Brakespeare
Perrine Eee Ee
Simon Weil
Careless
Sate Eee
Braden
Grim
Caroline W
Butier
Wood
A. Williams
Frank Bill
Ed Walker
Harold D
Powers Aa
J. Meee
Teeee
Gold Spray Oe del Rom
Os Tees
D. A
Bhawana
Seeee
Monochord
Brandt
Are
Quickrich
L. Bailey
Jehane
Casperdine
Mia Blackrock
Weer
Gambler
Conley Teerees
Gen. Cherry
Piller
B. Davis
Griffith
K. Slade
Wes
Yourell Sete Nene
McClure
Garrett
Hughes
Raceland
Huston
Welton
Ford wePeene
Noble
St Wing Ting
J. Butler Seewee
Stenger
Helgeson
Wts
Tocheiné
Bilac Seeeee Sewee
J. Butler
Bendigo
Devout
Ae Lu
Proteus
E Martin
Athena
Cherry
Lacadie
Henry
Oberon
Coole
Sultry
Griffth
Aeeeebee
Sealplock
D. Austin
Grace Curier
Blacklock
Bilac Wins by Three Lengths at 4 ½ Furlongs
In the opening race Bilac led from the stretch to win by three lengths after challenging from the early 7 to 15 progress. Quagga broke first but finished behind, with Guardi passing through late to take second by a half length. Bendigo stayed mid pack and earned the final purse as the field stretched out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moser
Lee
Gracious Dame
Stoneman
Major Mack
Haughty
Careless
Devout
Quagga
Bilac
Guardi
Bendigo
Gossip of the Race Track Brings Names to Kentucky Two-Year-Olds
The Respess stable trains Joe Moser a two year old named after West Covington’s mayor as Kentucky politicians use the two year division for publicity. Maurice Galvin the prosecuting attorney has a two year old named after him. The prep race features Mike Sutton Still Alarm Plantland and Phil Finch shaping the field for Saturday’s Queen City Handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Respess
Joe Moser
West Covington
Kentucky
Maurice Galvin
Mike Sutton
Still Alarm
Plantland
Phil Finch
Ferris to Ride as Lee Fails Weight in Sull Alarm
True Wing and Kokomo arrived from Chicago and are in charge of Tom Ryan. Ferris will ride with only eighty seven pounds to spare as Lee cannot make the weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sull Alarm
Ferris
Lee
True Wing
Kokomo
Chicago
Tom Ryan
Grace Wagner Retired After Warming Up Injury
Grace Wagner broke down warming up and will race no more. The two year old filly showed potential as a top West contender before illness in New Orleans stunted her progress. She was sired by Scorpion Quintel and owned by P. H. Jones. Touts cleared the grounds as authorities halted their operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Wagner
West
New Orleans
Scorpion- Quintel
P. H. Jones
Hard Horses Set for Saturday Handicap Showdown
W. K. Slade wrapped the track distance unchallenged before ending at the clubhouse. The betting slate slid from 50 to 20 as Beau Brummell and Prince Ahmed signaled they will be tough to beat in the upcoming handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Slade
Beau Brummell
Prince Ahmed
Gambling King Edward Alvey Arrives for Louisville Racing Card
Edward Alvey known as the gambling king arrived and entered the day’s program. He travels with a stable of fourteen horses under trainer Miller Henderson. Nineteen books cut in yesterday, the highest turnout since the meeting began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Alvey
Louisville
Miller Henderson
Respess horses dominate public favorites in racing
The article notes fans favored Respess owned horses simply for his name and color, the purple and white, regardless of form. When such horses lose, strong protests arise from supporters and critics alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Respess
Railroads Offer Half Rates for Big Handicap Day
Railroads announce half-price travel for the big handicap day and expect many visitors from out of town to attend the track event.
Kenilworth Results at Buffalo June 18
Four favorites won at Kenilworth Park Buffalo on June 18. Race by race results include Banyah first in 0:54 3-5 over Luzetta and Sam Bernard winning at 40 to 1 in the second race. Tom Dolan led the Clinton purse event, Tom McGrath triumphed in a six furlong race, Chief Hayes won the five and half furlongs, and Chief Desmond claimed the four furlongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Kenilworth Park
Please
Banyah
Luzetta
Davis
Sam Bernard
Math Anthony
Clinton
Tom Dolan
Gee Eer Ralph
Tom McGrath
Welbourne
Tickle
Chief Hayes
Revenue
Master Mester
Chief Desmond
Lou G
Concerned
St Paul Downs Indians in Series Opener
St Paul won the second game of the series against Indianapolis by a score to 1. Leroy dominated on the mound, as the home hitters failed to solve his effective delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Leroy
Minneapolis Wins 5-4 Over Louisville in Derby Day Game
Kenna faded in the seventh and eighth as Minneapolis took a 5-4 victory in Louisville. Freeman pitched well, allowing only three hits across the middle innings. Bases on balls favored Freeman, with Kenna issuing two, and two-base hits came from Stanley and Cooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uisville
Kenna
Minneapolis
Freeman
Milwaukee Triumph Over Columbus 6-3 in Eighth Inning
Milwaukee scored three singles including a muffed play by Servatius in the eighth to beat Columbus 6 to 3. Roth McChesney and Dougherty had stolen bases while Beville turned a double play. Wilson yielded two, Robertaille three strikeouts, and Sullivan umpired after a 1 hour 45 minute game in Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Columbus
Servatius
Clymer
Roth
McChesney
Dougherty
Jude
Kihm
Green
McCormick
Wilson
Beville
Robertaille
Sullivan
Toledo 6 Kansas City 5 Thriller Ends in Tenth
Toledo won in the tenth with a batting rally. Armbruster homered and doubled. Huelsman hit and was hit by a batted ball. Three-base hit Armbruster plus two-base hits by Huelsman Lindsay Sullivan West Barbeau Armbruster. West Pokorney Perring sacrifice hits. West Crutcher K Crutcher I struck out. Bases on balls Crutcher West. McCarthy Lindsay 2 Hill stole bases. Double play Huelsman Sullivan. Time 2 10. Umpires Verden and Egan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cin’tl Ab.r.bh.sb.s So.bb.po
A.E
Odwell, Lf
Coakley
Ab.r.bh.sb.sh.so
Bb.po
C. F
Bresnahan
Bowerman
McGann
Strang
Dahlen
S. Corcoran
Cincinnati
Big Uvset
Casverd
Spoge
New York
Huggins
Lobert
Ganzel
Smith
Rigler and Klein
Dorner
Howard
Steinfeldt
Pfeffer
Sheckard
Chicago
Boston
Reulbach
Barrett
McFarland
Ungland
Knight
Congalton
Parent
Roche
Donahue
Ferris
Unglaub
Winter
Altrock
Hurst
Connolly
St. Louis
Stone
Eea
Wallace
Elberfeld
Keeler
Owell
O’connor
B 4Roy
Moriarity
Chase
Louis
Es Moore
Moore
Balk
Washington
Cleveland
Hinchman
Turner
Flick
Jones
Hughes
Bradley
Ganley
Perrine
Altizer
Hickman
Rhoades
Umptherian
Ier
Coulter
Owen Imes
Dun’ Vy
Criss
Koehler
Lam
I” Seigle
Howley
Tiem
Hopke
Bey
Sugden
C Leroy
Slagle
Joy
Illiams
Toledo
Kansas City
Armbruster
Huelsman
Lindsay
Sullivan
West
Barbeau
Pokorney
Perring
Crutcher I
Crutcher
McCarthy
Hill
Verden
Egan
Cincinnati Fan Food and Local Baseball Notes
The Orientals invite Custis, Miller, Kramer, Holmes, Pflugel and others to report Friday at 8 p.m. at 1306 Vine Street. Newport Monarchs suffer first loss to Blanchester as infield flaws and poor support hurt. Eakins shines for Monarchs. Conover fanned twelve. Winton Athletic Club falls to Cleves 8 4. Collingsworth makes a running catch and Dick hits a homer. Ohio Browns to Portsmouth. report 7 30 a.m. Sunday. Walnut Hills under Thomas Coleman as Homer Swaim resigns. Moeremn and Voller’s Tigers scheduled games. Young Men’s Baseball League opens. Kasson Juniors beat Harlem Juniors 2–0. Shoeworkers edge Helmers & Berman 5–4 in ten innings. KSC League set for Sunday. Attendance records teased at Connersville. Shamrocks vs Middletown and Butchers vs local clubs loom. Orientals vs Tourists at West End grounds Sunday. Kramer to start at first. Pathfinders rematch in July for elder bet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orientals
Vine Street
Custis
Miller
Kramer
Holmes
Pflugel
Deffendahl
Pohner
Graninger
Loeffler
Nienaber
Dilg
Kruse
Cluthe
Newport Monarchs
Blanchester
Eakins
Monarchs
Conover
Newport
Smith
Winton Athletic Club
Cleves
Scrub
Layne
Elbers
Grennger
Collingsworth
Wintons
Newtown
Sherman
Huber
Schreckell
Moerlein
Voller’s’ Tigers
St. Bernard
W. Harris
Care A. G. Spalding Bros. Company
St. Clement
St. Joseph
St. Mary’s
St. Augustine
St. John’s
Country Club
Oakley
Steinkamp’s
Kasson
Harlem
Bernard Kathmann
Shoeworkers
Helmers & Berman
Norwood Inn
Hachmennigrs
Geethe
Jake Milders
Hamilton Krebs
Wiedemann
LaRue
Connersville
Shamrocks
Gerhardt
Middletown
Miamisburg
Butchers
West End Grounds
Erlanger
Linwood Pathfinders
Death of renowned stallion at Terre Haute fair grounds
TerRE Haute Ind June 18 main land a nine year old stallion owned by W P Ijams died suddenly at the Fair Grounds from inflammation of the bowels. Ijams had reportedly declined a 17000 offer for the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Mainland
W. P. Ijams
Fair Grounds
Grand American Handicap Opens With 345 Marksmen
Chicago June 18 Three hundred forty five marksmen joined the opening day of the Grand American Handicap at the Chicago Club grounds. Professionals led by L J Wade and Lee Barkley with 99, amateurs led by J A Flick and W O Stannard with 98. Notables included 13 year old Harry Marshall and foreign entrant G M Hoard with 93. Preliminary amateur handicaps set for tomorrow as entries closed for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
L. J. Wade
Dallas
Tex
Lee Barkley
W. H. Heer
Concordia
Kan
W. O. Stannard
George Volk
West Toledo
J. A. Flick Ravenna
Flick
H.C. Hirschey
Minneapolis
Rolla Aoa Be
Dayton
F. B. Rogers
Bucklin
R. R. Barber
Lincoln
Neb
G. M. Hoard
Sherbrooke
Harry C. Marshall
Newton
le Ki
Wade
Ees
Ee Man
Nebec
Olk
Toledo
O Kan
Huff
East
St. Louis
Yom Marshall
Kettlesburg
H. EB
Poston
Memphis
Tenn
L. H. Ruhl
Alton
Ill
M. Powers
Decatur
H. Heer
George Maxwell
Hastings
Alee Vance
Caproni
Pith Concordia
J. A. Flick
Ravenna
W. C. Stannard
Equven
J. R. Taylor
Newark
W. Ry
Crosby
O’ Fallon
Til
N. B. Dayton
Nebeee
Hirschey
Neapolis
J. K. Macie
Scannon
Ed O’brien
Lawrence
Charles F. Spencer
Omaha
F. M. Fanrote
T. J
American Alec Smith Qualifies In Open Championship
In Hoylake England on June 18 the first round of the professional golf championship saw Alec Smith of Nassau Country Club New York finish 79. Alexander Herd leads with 71 while Smith's combined total after the round stands 158. Arnaud Masey posts the best daily 147.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy Lake
England
Alec’’ Smith
Nassau Country Club
New York
Alexander Herd
Alec” Smith
Arnaud Masey
Little Woods Triumphs at 100 to 1 in Gravesend Fifth Race
At Gravesend on June 18 Little Woods won the fifth race a 100 to 1 shot after Dr Lee led the stretch. J S Hay did not bet on the gelding while Eugene Woods wagered on Flambeau gelding and cashed $16,000. Sailor Girl placed third behind 50 to 1 shot. Nine other runners competed in the six furlong event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gravesend
Little Woods
Eugene Woods
J. S. Hay
Rosemount
Dr. Lee
Musgrove
Sailor Girl
Gera Russell
J. Martin
Smoker
Five Racecard of Entries and Weights for Known Handicaps
The program lists five races with horse names and assigned weights. First race features Helen B and Richmond Duke among others in a selling mile, second race Kensington Steeplechase with Grand pa and Blue Pigeon among top weights, third race handicap with Halifax and Voorhees, fourth race The Myrtle selling one mile and seventy yards led by Hyperion IL, and fifth race selling over fifteen sixteenth miles including Uncle Charley and Sandover with numerous weight entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen B
Richmond
Delcanta
Dave Lewis
Larone
Dick Shaw
Blue Pigeon
Halifax
Voorhees
Draculum
Sardoinesca
Jacobite
Grimaldi
Zal
Tony Faust
J. C. Core
Loring
Golden Shore
Captain Emerich
Melville
Hyperion IL
Red Friar
St. Valentine
Grapple
Rye
Tipping
Mary F
Mansiello
Angler
Uncle Charley
Sandover
Saylor
Miss Doyle
Magazam
Herman
Melbourne
Orphan Lad
Beggar Maid
Alta Favola
Dick Finnell
Roswell
Incade
Wardine
Howard Shean
Brother Thomas
Trouble Maker
Jobstown
al H. Wood
Park Row
Sir Alta
Bizzy Izzy
Coat of Arms
My Lady
Remiss
Furore
Sugar Maid wins Barbarity Handicap on Futurity course
San Francisco June 18 Sugar Maid leads the Barbarity Handicap over the Futurity course winning handily after a steady pace with pacemaker tiring Cloudlight and St Franeig placing held, Sugar Maid odds 17 to 10 followed by Cloudlight and St Franeig. The card also reports six races with winners Saucy M Vanna Gluckstrun De Gram mont Michael Mulvaney Reg Bra Altanero Lady Kitty Edith James Salable Meada Revolt Optician and times for each race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sugar Maid
Saucy M
Vanna
Gluckstrun
de Grammont
Michael Mulvaney
Reg Bra
Elmdale
Altanero
Lady Kitty
Cloudlight
St. Franeig
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In Windsor Ontario on June 18 the six furlong first race went to Redondo with ricer second and Gracchus third. The steeplechase handicap winner was Dr Heard with Bank Holiday second and Full of Fun third. Dew of Dawn won the four and one half furlongs race followed by Lady Elkhorn and Oriental geen. Royal Breeze won the one mile race with Marathon second and The Englishman third. Maxton led the five furlongs with i second and Merry Blue third. Evins fifty led the sixth furlongs with Deckvie second and Lizgie McLean third.
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Bandits Attack Girl In Durango Heats Local Tension
Julian Reyes, a notorious bandit, and lieutenant Cenobia Rodriguez attacked a young girl in a Puebla. They then ambushed pursuers in the hills near Nagar, killing one and fatally wounding two others. Durango осторожно the public reacts with intense indignation.
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