Reds Hit Well but Phillips Was Off
Cincinnati at Brooklyn in the second Reds Champions series saw Bill Phillips struggle early but settle later as Brooklyn pounded Cincinnati with base hits. McJames issued bases on balls, while Crawford Beckley and Dobbs supplied key hits for a 6 4 Brooklyn victory.
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Niagara Falls
Buffalo
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Cincinnati
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Ab.h
A.E
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Keeler
Steinf’dt
M’cry
Irwin
Farrell
eGuire
McJames
Cancinra
Csececees
McGuire
Crawford
McCreery
Ballas
Dwyer
Parker Joins McPhee's Reds Ahead of Brooklyn Debut
Harley Parker arrives in Brooklyn to join the Reds and is set for a debut Friday or Saturday. Cincinnati players prepare to attend a Players' Protective Association meeting in New York with Irwin and Phillips named delegates.
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Harley Parker
City
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Grand Central Depot
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Bryn
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Reds
Players’ Protective Association
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Tom Corcoran
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Dwyer
Keeler
Bi Lauder
Gatin
Hanlon
Billy Eeler
Ehurt
Crawford
Megamer Foot
Leever Hit By Pitch Ends Pitt New York Tilt
In New York on June 19 Leever left after being hit by a pitch in the third. Tannehill replaced him and outpitched Mathewson. The game tied in the ninth and was called at darkness with Pittsburgh 6 New York 2. Attendance about 6,000.
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Canton
Tannehill
Mathewson
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Ab.h.o.a.e
van H'n
Clarke
Selbach
O Ritchey
Bernard
Hickman
Bransf'd
Ganzel
Wer
Toda
Ownor
Fmath'son
Tanneh'l
Ieee Genne
Pittsburg
Ver
van Altren
van Haltren
Bowerman
Ritchey
Ely
Bransfield
Smith
O'Day
Chicago Drops Twinbill To Boston In Tight Set
Boston tops Chicago 6–3 inayet two games. Green and Chance made catches while Hartsel starred with the bat in the first game. Gammons was released by Boston today as attendance reached 2,500.
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Chicago
Battin Onefee
Green
Chance
Hartsel
Gammons
Boston Victorious as Parent's Homer Seals Win
Boston wins after Callahan is ejected in the sixth inning. Parent hits a key homer following a walk, an Isbell error, and a ruled rally, with Jones making a dazzling eighth inning catch. Attendance 8,833. notable plays include Green Demont Hartsel two-base hits and Stamm, Collins, Ferris contributions.
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Boston
Callahan
Bostons
Colling
Isbell
Parent
Jones
Ab.h.o.a
Dowd
Stah
Collins
Freeman
Hemphill
Ferris
Schreek
Ere LP
Harvey
Patterson
Stahl
Mertes
Férris
Three-base Hit Dexter by Kittridge and Lawson drives runs
Box score lines show Kittridge with Dexter three-base hit and home by Kittridge Lawson. Green steals, Demont Long and Tenney perform double plays. Easton walks twice, promotes hits by Chance and Crosius. Kling passes ball, Nash calls time. Easton strikes out four.
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Essoage
AB Boas
Crolins
Tenney
Demont
Dexter
Long
Chance
K'tridge
Hart
Kahoe
Willis All
Cee Ewlls
Menefee
Kittridge
Hamilton
Lawson
Green
Tenfrey
Easton
Crosius
Kling
Nash
St Louis Defeats Philadelphia In Slow Baseball Tilt
St Louis beat Philadelphia 6 to 2 before 1 573 fans as Jones pitched for the Phils in a routine loss. Donavan and McFarland led St Louis with two-base hits. Heidrick and Wallace stood out for Philadelphia with late offensive chances.
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Ab.e .O.ae
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Ab.h.c.a.m
Wallace
Nichols
Jones
Donohue
Philadelphis
Amatime
Donovan
McFarland
Slagle
Halmar
St. Louis
Philadeliph
Ves
Baltimore Beats Milwaukee 9 to 3 in Rainy Game
Baltimore defeats Milwaukee 9-3 as Foreman proves effective until the seventh inning. McGraw Hart and Gilbert lead with timely hits while solid defense backs them. Attendance 1,831. Box score lists Baltimore 9 runs 16 hits 2 errors Milwaukee 3 runs 10 hits 1 error. Final time 1 hour 45 minutes. Umpires Sheridan and Connolly.
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Milwaukee
Foreman
McGraw
Hart
Gilbert
Allman
Gsps
En Basonroy
Maloney
Cy and
Anderson
Hastings
Brodie
Hams
Sheridan and
Connolly
Cleveland Narrowly Falls to Philadelphia 4 to 3
Philadelphia pitcher Hart limited Cleveland to three runs while striking out six. Fultz doubled and scored on a Lafoie error as Philadelphia built a 4 0 lead. Cleveland answered with two runs in the seventh and never threatened again.
Jennings in Baltimore as Ban Johnson McGraw dispute escalates
Despatch from Baltimore reports Jennings practicing in an Orioles uniform amid the King Johnson McGraw controversy. Interest centers on whether he will play tomorrow and how his status will be settled, with negotiations and contract protection debated.
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Hanlon
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Jennings
Jennins
Presti Frank
Baltimore
Bee
Gar Sheridan
Mall
Philadelphia
Frank
Baltimore Club
Peings
Sheridan
Coun
Washington Beats Detroit 7 to 2 in Weathered Game
Washington defeats Detroit 7 to 2 as Patten allows seven walks and Siever five walks while both teams commit errors in the first inning. Mercer injures ankle in third. attendance 1 386. Grady hits a two base and a three base hit with Gleason and Quinn contributing for Washington.
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Barrett
Leagan
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Mes
Foster
Shaw
Grady
Nance
O Buelow
Ing’n
Eager
Cghiin
Aisiever
Patton
BiGits
Detroits
Gleason
Siever
Buelow
Yeager
Clingman
Quinn
Clarke
Western Association Clubs Standings Snapshot
Western Association standings show Toledo at 21 14 12 87 22 557, Louisville 31 6 20, Ft Wayne 21 14 12, Marion 119 38 1404, Columbus 16 32 .338 with mixed records across clubs.
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Ft Wayne 5 Columbus 4 win in ninth inning
Ft Wayne pulled out a 5 to 4 victory as Williams faltered in the ninth allowing two hits and a bob. Fuller delivered a long single driving in the winning run with no outs in the frame. Columbus forced late rallies but could not overtake Ft Wayne.
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FT. Wayne
POUIEVOAS sensational catches as Marion watches
The report notes sensational catches and throws with Marion observing. Scattered box score fragments show players and totals for a game including two-base hits by Wright and a three-base by Jacobs. Time of 1:45 and umpires Mulans are listed among partial details.
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Jenn
Lauleville
Marion
Deere
O.A. Marion
O.A.B. Pram
Truby
Pfeister
Taayia Ht
Pat Burns
Smith
OK Iner
Weyhing
Aiomren
Smink
Iessiercrnereee
Wright
Jacobs
Guadinece Ieee
Ay Sera Ng
iPacaga
Farland
Mulans
Dayton Game Postponed Amid Rain Delays
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune from Dayton reports today’s game postponed due to rain. Charles Brown, once a local standout, had four hits previously including home runs by Wheeler and another batter in the second inning.
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Dayton
Charles Brown
Wheeler
Grosart Refuses to Come to Dayton
Grosart, a baseball player from Pe focal, refuses to join the Dayton club after a trial. The case involves a prior claim by the nee Clan and President Young, with a decision in week eight seven. Local guides say the current lineup is good enough, and there is little chance of compelling him to move. Western clubs have made offers for the player, and he may be disposed of to one of them.
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Dayton
Pe Focal
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Grosart
Nee Clan
Young
Wee
Eons
Ae Mro
Ones. A. Asser
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Uikely
Ay. 1
Arte
Printers Meet Printers In Baseball Struggle
Last week the Componennial Tribune printers and Enquirer composing room employees faced off at Norwood Inn. The Tribunes won 13 to 3 with White, Maddox, and Ford delivering key hits. Eddie Ford impressed at bat while Bob White pitched strongly. Kurtz left the game lame and Ahrens starred at short.
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Bruckner
McPhee
Eddie Ford
Phil Kurtz
Billy’ Ahrens
Thoroman
Bob White
Clifton
OS Miemica
Reds
Beckley
Fred Sparke
Ay Plate
John Dacey
Sibley
Ashtabula Beats Inesville In Local Minor Games
In Ashtabula Ohio on June 1 the Ash tabula team defeated Inesville in a local minor games event. Scores and player names appear with batteries and planning notes from Whisner Needham Plannigan and Hi.
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Ashtabula
Inesvilles
Whisner and
Needham
Plannigan
Lipton Open to Special Race Decision Lies With Ledyard
London June 19 Sir Thomas Lipton will not accept an American magazine offer for a $6000 cup race after the America's Cup. He has left the matter entirely in Commodore Lewis Cass Ledyard's hands.
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London
Sir Thomas Lipton
Lewis Cass Ledyard
New York Yachtsmen Weigh Trans Atlantic Race Feasibility
In New York on June 19 a proposed trans Atlantic race for America's Cup class yachts drew considerable discussion among yachtsmen. Interest centers on contenders such as the Thomas W. and Wilson & Co with debate over entry and club involvement.
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New York
Sir Thomas Lato Ee
Thomas. W. Pition
Wson «& v
Outfielder Hep Keeps Impressive Run With Ashta bula Team
Outfielder Hep has built a splendid record with the Ashta bula squad over the past season and this season, drawing interest from Buffalo.
Big Field for American Derby
Chicago reports a large Derby field as Beau Gallant and Alfonso arrive from New York with trainer Frank Brown. Both are viewed as strong contenders with Beau Gallant favored on dry tracks and Alfonso aimed at heavy going, amid a flotilla of other Derby entrants and jockey assignments.
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Chicago
Richard Croker
Beau Gallant
P. P. McCaren
Alfonso
New York
Frank Brown
Croker
McCaren
Beau Galant
Brown
Bonnibert
Spencer
Mitchell
Beatire
Ding Sweet Lavener
A Terror
Charles Littleford, Jr
James R. Keene
Shamrocks Meet Bellevue Blues In Park Doubleheader
Amateur baseball notes view Shamrocks vs Bellevue Blues at Park next Sunday in a doubleheader. Conover, a new tall pitcher from Manchester, is slated to debut for Shamrocks if he proves ready. Various local clubs seek games and players with matches and trials planned at League Park and Ideal Park amid a busy schedule.
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Hamilton
Richmond Gambelleyville
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Indianapolis
Iin
Addyston
Jpbdzeren 1
Dyne
Theiurth Street
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Coameek
Johnson
Ath
Wiegan
Lindsley
Robbins
Geimeyer
Cash
Ryan
Blanchester
League Park
Behle
Tiam
McPhee
Ideal Park
Cincinnati Cordage
Am M. &. Thompson, Company
Rogers-Brown Company
Stee 014
Mul- Goons
Schepman
John Hauser
Finn
M Ree
Sweeney
Zoriake
Cines
Macke
Jackson
Price Hill
Colt
Oaks
Burnets
Mohawk Pleasure Club
Piay
Emil Fox
Mohawk
Ravine
Warwicks
H. B. Carl
West Fourth
Wyomings
Cincinnati
Y M C A Boat Club Advances To Active Status
The Y M C A Boat Club forms with 100 charter members and a planned meeting next Monday night to elect a Board of Governors. Club plans include a new clubhouse and boathouse, outdoor musicales, and events to celebrate the Glorious Fourth.
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Geo. J. Fisher
Sheen
Unds
Gerrit J. Raildt
M. Lyon
R. M. Bachelor
Sphelninger
Fred J. Brunner
Henry E. A Geo. Partymiller
Edward H. Mouse
Sy Bele
J. F. King
Wm. Page
Victor Gebhardt
Jc Allen
H. Horstman
Oscar Jung Knell
J. D. Gusweiler
Jas. Riddell ¥. Yeahoke
A. Dorst
H. M. Dalton
George Baer
L. Balenperg
Prank’ Wenten
Albert You Tuxworth
Lewis A. Cane
E. Smith Co
Soa.ang
Kelly Compton
Brown
Eurcope
Henry Golde
Bawarg’ Myer
Henry B. K Ha Nagle Teves
Wm. L. A Chas
H. M ‘ Aee
Miller
Corres Ank As
W. Mitte
Ortert Humme
H. Gas 1
W. M. Reinhardt
A. H. Finke
Cee Strate
Clarence Oe Thos
Stresy
A Frank. Welman
Crone
E. Bas Hanna
H. Mattland
A. Rete
Albert Bock
Wm. Atkinson
H. L. Snodgrass
J. Harrigan
J. C. Grimes
H. " Liddy
Harry Wessling
Jos. Hoefling
W. T. Bromier
Peer Povelette
Arthur Bingle
J. Luhn
M. Cleophane
Eimer
C. ‘Bing
A. C. Fischer
C. B. An G. Hartman
A. J. Rappole
C. Kreimer
B. Bernhart
E. E. Bruckner
Edward Breubing
Covington Y M C A Show Promises Athletic Spectacle
The Covington Y M C A prepares for its final spring exhibition tonight at Seventh Street A theater. The program features mystics and athletics with Master Don Croninger performing wheel tricks. Wrestling uses scientific holds and breaks in ten events with eighteen entries and strong ticket sales.
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Seventh Street Searker
Don Croninger
Big Wresting Tournament Set With Heavyweight Stars
New York report says Madison Square Garden will host a wrestling tourney featuring Ruhlin Sharkey Fitzsimmons and other leading heavyweights. Negotiations for the first match are underway as promoters seek dates when the venue is free.
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Tzsimmons
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Fitzsimmons
Rahbin
Johnson Beats Champion Wiley in Portland Bout
Edward Johnson of the Multnomah Athletic Club defeated Max Wiley amateur light weight champion of the United States in a club decision. No decision was reached by fall within two minutes when Johnson threw Wiley. Wiley claimed there was no fall.
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Wiley
Portland
Ore
Edward Johnson
Multnomah Athletic Club
Max Wiley
United States
Six Horses Tie in Close Newport Race Fray
Jim Clark led the first race by three lengths before a tight finish as six rivals lingered a nose apart. In the second, John M Elroy and Teucer edged a hard drive to beat Jim Gore with Nap and Governor Boyd close behind. The day featured loud finishes and favored odds as favourites faltered in tight photo finishes.
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Newport
Jim Clark
Nelse Morris
Belle Nutter
Jim Gore
Teucer
John M’elroyrd
M’'Elroy
Prince Wsher
Rice
Cousine
Faleta
Nap
Gov
Napoleon Bonaparte
Governor Boyd
Banquo II
Janewood
Sweet Dream
Stockwell
Prue Wood
Auchendrayne
Pine Chip
Piramo
Sarong
Hall
Megga
Leetka
Batiste
Finley
Lisssccvcovee
Lindsay
Ak Fusion
Ida Hulett
Denceden
King’s Pet
Kgly
Nancy Dobyns
John Todd
John Meneer
Tencer
Prince Esher
Patten
UO Deccecoscee Tess Time, 1:144. Nancy Till, Rice, Jim Gore, Ea Rath
Lady Ezell
Georgiens
Lover Time
Een Lo Eo Te Badger
Biccyest Faleta
Or Ty
Fancy Maid
Meen Friese
Dr.id
Absus Cpavie
Sian
Baker Fred
Caloocan
Zanee
Eeseameesegin
Aud Beg
Anna Chamberlin
Auline
Polowan
Odds and Entries for Races One Through Six
A fragmented listing shows multiple horses with odds and weights across six races. Runners include Tangible, Laura's First, Phosporous, Nannie J. Brown Vailail, Fo Polly Bixby, Dr. Fannie, Bohool Girl Strathy, Napoleon Bonaparte Re a Bae, Melly See saleer, Debenttre, Corinne C. Erema, Lizetta S, Prentice Young, Ex ie Mece of Brannon, Tom English, Julia Rosc ows, Sir Blaze, Hinsdale, Quaver, Outburst D, and Rowdy G a with varying weights and performances.
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Tangible
Laura's
Phosporous
Nannie J
Brown Vailail
Fo Polly Bixby
Rodd
Pretty Lone Brookwood
Guerdon
Dr. Fannie
Bohool Girl
Strathy
Isaac
Fudia
Blenheim
Ceylon
Birdie May
Colonel King Elkwood i Ape Fou
Napoleon Bonaparte Rea Bae Bihan
Ine Wand
Bet Worth i
Dr. Rose
Aeied
Melly Seesaleer
Debenttre
Corinne C. Erema
Sister Srevnresin N
Lizetta S
Prentice Young
Exie Mece
Newport Selections In Brief
A compact list of names and pairings appears: Brown Vail-Laura's First-Pretty Rosie, Dr. Fannie-Facino-King Elkwood, Rose of Red-Anna A. B.-Corinne C. Eremna-Lilly Pantland-Unsightly, Thrush-Julia, Rose-P. of Brannon, Nekarnis-Quaver-Edna Garry.
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Laura
Rosie
Fannie—Facino
King Elkwood
Rose of
Red
Anna A. B
Corinne C. Eremna
Lilly Pantland
Thrush
Julia
Rose—P. of
Brannon
Nekarnis—Quaver
Edna Garry
Gossip From The Ring And Paddock
Louisville may face opposition from the Western Jockey Club next spring as turf war tensions rise. Manager Fowler of Newport tracks cites Schulte as a casualty of the feud and hints at new venues, betting shifts, and proposed events.
Brown the man fighting Chicago tracks in a bitter feud
Chicagoan Brown, former Cudahy stock buyer turned Blue Island poolroom owner, defies organized interests controlling the tracks. He rejects offers to drop the fight and aligns with lawyers Washburn and Hadley in court actions against the Harlem track operations. The dispute involves Cella Adler Tillies Poolroom and notable Chicago figures as the derby season proceeds despite injunctions and betting restrictions.
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Brown
Attorheys Washburn and
Hadley
Yomarey
Condon
Cella-Adler- Tillies
St. Louis
Cella
Western Jockey Club
Angelo Cella
Judge Holdom
Harlem
Zeus Crowded On Rail Killed In Sheepshead Bay Race
A bad accident marred racing at Sheepshead Bay. In the second race Zeus was crowded on the rail and fell, injuring Wilson who was hospitalized. Golden Bay also fell, with others uninjured or unmentioned.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Golden Bay
Wilson
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Aie
Moreton
Magnetic
Blue Victor
Dachshund
Deluge
Politician
Onte
Glennon
Shaw
O'Connor
Igntaway
Cochran
L.cess
Rochester
Lanceman
The
Regent
Detriot Park Racing Notes Show Fast Tracks and Wide Odds
Weather clear at Highland Park with fast track racing. First race lists Lady Hayman missing form while Silver Locks and Madame Gerst figure among odds. Six furlong event features Daly and Fulminator with times around 1 15. A winner of one year returns amid a crowded field including The Brother and Filibuster in later races.
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Highland Park
Lady Hayman
J.ly
Silver Locks
L. Thompson
Madame Gerst
A. Moore
Eleanor Holmes
Miss Chambers
Mrs. Bradshaw
Ida Quickilme
Fxit
Paget Buys St. Gatien Colt for $13,000 at Sheepshead Sale
The Paget firm led bidding opening at $3,500 for St. Gatien-Turmoil colt, with other entries including Goldfinch-Imp. Silence and Watercress-Typhoon consignments. The Sheepshead sale totaled $283,926 across 201 head, averaging about $1,183 per lot, with multiple Imp. and Bay origin horses selling to various buyers.
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Sheepshead
Sid- Paget
Gatien
Pete
Silence
Fred Burlem
Fitajames
A. L
A. Morris
Sidney Paget
Imp
Watercress
Ruby
Spectrum Narrowly Defeated in Ascot Hunt Cup
London June 19 Marconi won the Visitors Handicap on the second day of the Heath meeting. Whitney's Spectrum finished second and Fortarshire placed third as twenty two horses raced with a tight finish separated by a length and a half.
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Marconi
Maher
Heath
Wales
Goss. Wm. Co. Whitney
Spectrum
L. Ff
T. R. Dewar
Fortarshire
Schulte Denies Louisville Track Transfer Move
W F Schulte president of the New Louisville Jockey Club denied reports he urged Washington Park Club to move its meeting including the American Derby to Louisville. He said the suggestion was not feasible and that Louisville could not outdraw Chicago’s Derby with betting restrictions.
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Washington Park Club
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Louisville Jockey Club
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Washburn
Harlem
Stein
Nathanson
Harlem ‘Jockey Club
Harrison
O'Neil
Chicago
W. F. Schulte
Louisville
Gulati
Schulte
Kago
Talent Had Another Inning At St. Louis
The St Louis Fair Grounds card featured six horse races with fast track times. Notable entries include Lacrime in race one, Monte Himyar in race two, Biulare and Hottentot in race three, Guide Rock in race four, Eva Moe in hurdles, and Golden Harvest in race six, with multiple contenders listed as also ran.
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Dale
Regin
O'Neill
Diels
T. O' Brien
Cessccnes de BS
Anna Elliott
Anything, Me
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Caddie F
Bandrol
Irosiuta
Pirate Maid
Monte Himyar
Isesses
Zoraide
Earl
Ak Sesh Hempstead
T. O’brien
Ben Boy
Orris
Miss Mae Day
Duelist
Guide Rock
Chopin
A. Weber
Belle Simpson
Ieeperrerr Ry
Sweet Robin
Tidal Wave
Eva Moe
T. Corbley
Zufallig
Casey
Bristol
J. Johnson
Iraden
McLemore
Tommy O'Brien
Colonial Dame
Golden Harvest
Judge Magee
D. Vitatoe
Esceases
Silent Friend
Gilmore
Lives Ceguerse
Warren Point
William Boyer
Frenchie
Fernand
John Morton
Reefer
Wine and Song
Cariboo
la Mascotta
Lucky Baldwin Confined By Serious Illness In San Francisco
F EB Baldwin known as Lucky Baldwin, three time American Derby winner, is in a private hospital in San Francisco, very sick. He fell ill in Seattle before planning to sail for Nome, returned home, and his condition worsened rather than improved.
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F. EB. Baldwin
Parkersburg Meet Delights Crowds With Fast Races
Parkersburg West Virginia June 19 leading businesses closed for a race meet. Spectators enjoyed superb weather and brisk track action. Winners included Black Cecil in 2:16, Bonnie W in 3:30 trot, Suffolk in 2:30 pace, and Merrick in the half mile dash.
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McKinley
Black Cecil
Species
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Ceci
Bonnie W
Banner Bell
Monday
Salascrdets O
Bonnie Eat
Suffolk
Senator Vance
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King Bird
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Norma Balsa
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Track and Field Day At Cincinnati Gym Park
The Cincinnati Gymnasium Park in the East End hosts a large field day Saturday with events across track and field. Organizers have prepared for a major competition likely to set records as teams from the Gym Boat, Cycle and Club compete for the Newhaus cup and the Commercial Tribune medals. Eugene Mannheimer is favored in the yards handicap run amid strong relay hopes.
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Women Golfers Compete for Metropolitan Championship
At Nassau Country Club Glen Cove June 19 the women's metropolitan championship continuation featured sixteen players after medal-round qualifying. Genevieve Essex County defeated Maude Ketmore Morris County 7 up 6 to play, with other results including Ruth Underhill Nassau over Goffe Essex County 1 up and Marion Oliver Baltusrobe over Mire Rodgers 3 up 2.
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Morris County
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Oveltan
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Nassau
Ruth Underhill
Assau
Py Goffe
Marion Oliver
Baltus Oral
Mire
Rodgers
A Robinson
Wernburn
Xerris
Mae Raters
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Oroman
Ande
Frank Smiths
Stnen
Lipton
de Wis Bok i O
Hepboth
Ana
Uadees
Outlander
Terminus Pevereri
Slac Beau Gallantry
Robert Waddel
Dom Ake
Littlefield Winkfield Tuneaars
Bix Sher
Sisnas Eem Sessed
Mathews
WII
Covington Y. M. C. A
Madison Square
Vane
Rede Perey Enrignas Megas
Jena
Seciks
Dr. Black
Eisie Venner
Zolo
Gwynne
Fowler
Mr. Schulte
Douglas
Colonel Schulte
J. J. Radel
Mamie English
Georgie R
Will Sayre
Mr. Radel
Sin
Jim Hand
Charlie Estes
Jim
Biddi Phew
Brown IS
O'Leary
Cella Syndicate
Ian
W. D. Washburn
Lyke
Hempstead
Ackett
Higbee
George Keene
Belteralgetten
Rossignol
Peninsular
Byrne
Rilsne Oallepant
Otis
Oo Lover
Vagrant
J. Keating
Merry Dawn
Arsenal
Aker
Troxier
Algie M
Wean
Ly Thompson
Lady
Our Liasle
Adams
Zanone
T. Walker
Nina B. L
Liargie A
Frances Reis
J. Daly
Vsesssssee
Blair
C. Wilson
Capopoece
Ahamo
Gigé
Tang Cypress
Nancy Seitz
Cherry Wild
Paget
ST. Gatien
Talent
Lucky Baldwin
Gym Park
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!