Fang to Welcome Ganzes and Reds in East West Ball War
Eastern critics hail Reds after strong showing in the East. They return to a warmer standing, with key pitching by Campbell Coakley and Bowing and solid hitting helping Donlin Seymour Tenney and others. The piece notes luck and injuries, postponements, and hopes for a durable twirler to carry the team forward.
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Campbell
Coakley
Bowing
Wesmer
Spade
Brooklyn
Reds
Boston
Beaneaters
New York
Quakers
Donovan
Deplor
Donlin
Seymour
Tenney
Sir Huon Sets Latonia Mile Record in Easy win
Sir Huon, victor in the Kentucky and Latonia Derbies, won Latonia’s fifth race by two lengths, clocking 1:38 for a mile to shatter the track record. Berwick triumphed in the Brewers’ Handicap, with Ellen-a-Dale second and Dainty Dame third after Fry’s disqualification in the third race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Huon
Kentucky
Latonia
Queen City
Little Miss Alert
Harding
Kercheval
Dainty Dame
Honest
al Muller
Tom McDowell
Berwick
Ellen-a-Dale
Alan-a-Dale
Brewers’ Exchange
Warren
Helen-a-Dale
Heidel
Ross
Juda
Hazelthorpe
Prince Ahmed
Miss Lida
Martin
Monsignor
Beau Brummel
Powers
Ordono Straight
Ocean Belle
Huerfano
Tivolini
Reds Poised for Sixty Games Hinge in Queen City
Parkville fans eye a shift as Reds challenge Cubs with the season’s end in view. Ralph Davis notes President Dreyfuss backs a strong finish, hoping for second place or a Cubs drop by June 21. Club owner predicts a record crowd if Reds stay atop before July Fourth. Opinions split on Reds’ true strength and a dramatic late surge or slide to sixth or seventh.
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Reds
Pirates
League Park
Taft
Cincinnati
John Ganzel
John
Ganzel
Foxy
Ned Hanson
Hanson
Anvil
Parkville
Ralph Davis
Dreyfuss
Cubs
Gangel
Pittsburg
Queen City
Garry Herrmann
Herrmann
Weill
Jockey Taylor Suspended Ten Days for Rough Ride
Jockey Taylor received a ten day suspension for roughing E. M. Fry in the third race and interfering with Lady Carol. Judge Price lamented the discipline but cited repeated warnings as the cause. Only six bookmakers were present, limiting any attempt to place bets. Fred Cook travelled from Hamilton to observe and plans to return to book at the Windsor meeting.
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J. H. Reede
Martin
Chen
Lillian Ray
Ross
Dearre
Harry Percival
Sallie Combs
Serenade
Proda
Fuller
Light Blue
Pinion
Emily
Almanac
Powers
Semproni
Traxler
Warren
Mad Rose
Warfield
White Face
Azo
Richard Reed
Geneva S
Lady Carol
Heidel
Butler
E. M. Fry
Garters
Stoner Hill
Margaret T
Inventress
Barnesdale
Bambro
Taylor
Carol
Judge Price
Barney Schreier
Fred Cook
Jockey Club
Cook
Hamilton
Windsor
Flynn and Father Arrive from New York
Jockey Flynn and his father, who oversees his mounts, arrived from New York yesterday. Flynn rode J. H. Reed to victory in the first pace and is expected to secure desirable mounts.
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Flynn
New York
P. T. Chinn
J. H. Reed
Sale at pad dock sells horses cheap above sixty dollars
At a sale of a few horses in the pad dock small prices, averaging about $60, were realized. J C Milam's Bess Ward, a useful racer, did not bring near the figure her owner thought she was worth and was bid in.
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J.C. Milam
Bess Ward
Bookmakers Arrive Dublin Destination Pessimistic
Hart Dernham and Sidney Bender arrived from Denver with several book makers clerks led by Peter Collett. They did not feel cheery about the booking prospects here and most plan to continue on to Canada.
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Hart Dernham
Sidney Bender
Denver
Peter Collett
Canada
Sir Huon’s Mile Record Stands at Milldale Course
Sir Huon clocked a 1:38 mile at Milldale, a figure that will stand long. Mr Long’s grand horse won easily and hinted he could have matched 1:38 were other starters forced to push.
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Sir Huon
Milldale
Mr Long
Fettle
Derby Day Auction Pools Fuel Strong Business
Business through the matuels and auction pools was unusually good the heaviest by far since Derby day. The report highlights high activity levels and a brisk market mood driven by racing crowds and wagering momentum.
Turners 10 Hold Forth at the Z00 Zoo Display
North Cincinnati Turners host an evening fireworks show at the Zoo with a projected image titled Next President of the United States. Henry Hoefle prepared the display after a day of setup. The day begins at 2 30 with a march from Turner Hall to the Zoo.
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North
Cincinnati
August Herrmann
Fest Committee
Kesley Schoepf
Traction Company
Sheridan set to compete as Mayo man eyes family discus clash
Martin Sheridan planned to join Pittsburg games but skipped to compete in Ireland at Celtic Park the next day. He vows to beat his father’s 142 feet 2 inch Westport mark, though he learns by daily practice his father’s iron throws. Nine other A A U events, two Gaelic football games, a hurling match and dancing follow.
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New York
Martin Sheridan
Pittsburg
Celtic Park
Sheridan
Mayo
Westport
Dearborn
Martin
Ireland
Newsboys Day at League Park Highlights Cincinnati Carnival
About three thousand spectators watched newsboys compete at League Park in Cincinnati. Events included a dramatic sack race and a free for all dash from center field to home plate. H Washington Roberts won the watermelon contest in one minute thirty five seconds, with proceeds supporting the Newsboys Protective Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Waxtree
Mike Mitchell
League Park
Avondale
Lockland
Robert Reynolds
Father Hickey
H. Washington Roberts
Newsboys’ Protective Association
John A. Caldwell
Frank Wiborg
Merd
Robert R. Reynolds
Alfred Brodbeck
Morris H. Isaacs
Charles E. Bultman
W. Monfort
Michael Mullen
Clyde Johnson
Longenecker
Max C. Fleischmann
L. Pierson
Ben Mulford
Charles Zuber
Frank. Rostock
B Dahlman
John ®. Bruce
Harry Atkins
John T. Gallagher
Otto Armleder
Harry Suydam
John Hickey
Walter D. Phillips
Cliff Martin
W. W. Granger
John L. Shaft
Albert Krippendorf
Frank Behle
Gates
J. O O. White
Charles O'Neil
Mattie Schwab
Garthage Trots Draw Gig Crowd at Queen City Meet
Nearly a thousand spectators watched matinee trots at the Carthage Fair Grounds. Officials included starter D L Sampson and judges Dr J Y Davis J H Malone J M Goldblatt with timers George Wells B Rose and Leo Mook. Races featured Tone Regal Jack Harrold Governor Eclipse Brookville Girl General Berenwood Kitty H and times ranged from 1 10 to 1 26%. Matinee races resume next Saturday.
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Queen City
Carthage Fair Grounds
D. L. Sampson
J. Y. Davis
J. H. Malone
J. M. Goldblatt
George Wells
B. Rose
Leo Mook
Tone
H. Crawford
Regal
Isaac Lindman
Jack Harrold
F. le Sourd
Governor Eclipse
J. Fletcher
Brookville
Byrd Lewis
General
Prat
Escent Ceneskiss
Colin Wins Tidal Stakes at Sheepshead Bay in Easy Fashion
Colin the Keene three year old added a fifteenth straight victory by winning the Tidal Stakes at Sheepshead Bay, worth 14550 dollars. Dorante finished second with Stamina close behind. Mediant won the Foam Stakes and Bayonet took the introductory steeplechase. Judge Post suffered an attack of blind staggers and was dispatched.
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New York
Colin
James R. Keene
Sheepshead Bay Track
Mr. Keene
Chapultepec
Dorante
Stamina
Mediant
Bayonet
Judge Post
Timber
Dugan
Saracinescu
Musgrave
Far West
Lee
Earl's Court
Poquessing
Frank Lord
McKinney
Thistledale
Hupfe
Martin
Heider
Alfar
Waterspeed
Canoa
McCarthy
Notter
Sir. John
Sand Piper
Chesterbrook
Jim
Prudent
J. Lee
E. Dugan
Brother Jonathan
G. Burns
Flavigny
Delaby
Sea Wolf
B. Dugan
Banker
Berkeley
Blue Book
Big Ben
Gun Cotton
Hermis
Whestler
Rockstone
Garner
Tom Dolan
Smith
Colonel White
Rye
Zienap
Red Friar
Aculum
Samuel H. Harris
Welbourne
Reds Break Even With the Quakers
Coakley pitched a great ball and recorded a third consecutive shutout as the Reds held the Quakers to zero runs. The victorious team heads to Cincinnati and will face Pittsburgh here today.
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Cincinnati
REDS
Quakers
Coakley
Pittsburg
Baseball results from yesterday’s major leagues
National League games included Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 0 and Pittsburg 2 Brooklyn 1 with St Louis beating Boston 3 and New York tying Chicago 4. American League action saw Chicago 1 Boston 0, Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 2, Detroit 4 Washington 2, and St Louis 4 New York 2.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
National League
American
W.l.pe
W.p
Pittsby
Ates
American Ass
Indianapolis
Grand Rapids
Louisville
Edo
Dayton
Evansville
Columbus
South Bend
Milwaukee
Minneapoli
Terre Haut
Zanesville
Kansas City
American League
Reds Split With Phillies In Doubleheader Shutout Pair
In Philadelphia on June 20 the Reds and Quakers played a doubleheader with two shutouts. Cincinnati won the first 1–0 in a pitchers' duel between Coakley and Sparks, while the Phillies were blanked 7–0 in the second game. The Reds closed the series with three straight shutouts, and Philadelphia finally broke through for two runs in the third inning of the third, with Jacklitsch and Grant contributing in a near-scoring flurry.
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Direct
Semproni
Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Reds
Cincinnati
Coakley
Sparks
Quakers
Ganzel
Huggins
McCormick
McGee
Hulswitz
Knabe
Kane
Pittsburg
Spade
Kakene
Corridon
Lobert
Mitchell
Titus
Silent John
Doolin
Mike
Phillies
Jacklitsch
Grant
Bh.po
A.E
Deee & Kane
C.f
Ges
Ca Ee
Iadt
McLean
Paskert
S.s
Woke
Ab.r
Grent
McQuillin
Osborne
Hulswitt
Emslie
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Andy Lindeberger
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Alvey
Phil Chinn
Woolsthorpe
Admonish
Lilian Ray
Joe Vila
Ganzell
Cincinnatis
Transform
Little Martin
Beau Brummiel
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L.F
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Bardo
Nuhn
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H. Harvey
W. Harvey
Eleanor Wagner
Malecon Weteee
Co. H. Milling
Judith Ene
Melivain
G. Taylor
Charfield
Eeneene
Zeola
Roseburg
Anne McGee
Jotmo Aerseeeeeveses
Turners
United States
Sheridan VS
Frank Butler
Annie Oakley
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Cincinnati Gun Club
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S. H. Smith
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