Harley Parker Debuts in Reds Loss to Brooklyn
Brooklyn wins 7 to 2 as Harley Parker makes his league debut in relief. He singles, steals second, and scores once, while the Reds struggle behind him with limited support and a seven run fifth inning by Brooklyn sealing the game. Keeler homered for Brooklyn and Sheckard doubled twice.
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Harley Parker
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Parker
Dobris
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Beckley
Crawford
Goon
Brooks
Dobbs
Kennedy
Brooklyn Parece
Keeler
Peas
Hanlon May Take Hart's Place in Chicago
Brooklyn rumor links manager Hanlon to Chicago Club presidency as Hart seeks California. McPhee may add pitcher Dick Scott to Reds on current trip. Lauder’s status and guard Gatins discussed. Magoon and McBride near hospital clearance after recent injuries.
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Commercial Tribune
Brooklyn
Hanson
A. G. Spalding
Chicago
Hanlon
Hart
Uder
New York
Anager Hanlon
Lauder
Gatins
Magoon
McBride
MccGuire
Keeler
Dolan
Hugh Jennings Signs With the Phillies
Hugh Jennings signed to play for the Philadelphia National League club for the balance of the season after his release was purchased from Brooklyn. Both Baltimore AL teams claimed his services. Jennings reported to Hanlon after the sale. New York 8 Pittsburg 3 in a June 21 game with attendance around 4,000.
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Philadelphia
Hugh Jennings
Brooklyn
Baltimore Athletic
Jennings
Hanlon
Iklyn
Philadelphia Saves
Lauder
Chicago Beats Boston In Unclear District Basketball Game
A fragmentary score report shows Chicago leading Boston in a dated basketball clash. Names such as Tenney Hughes and Lawson appear, with umpire Nash listed. The text is heavily garbled and lacks coherent details of place, date, and final score.
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Chicago
Boston
Winnie
Gann Foal i K
Hughes
CHICA
Ess Ae
Bae i Iy Hamilt
Srmik
Staen
Lawson
Hughes T
Nash
St Louis Fails to Score as Philadelphia Wins 4–1
In Philadelphia June 21 St Louis could do nothing against Orth as the locals win a tight game 4 to 1. Harper started for the visitors but was removed after the first inning. Attendance 765. Philadelphia hitters produced key two base hits and a run in the late innings to seal the victory.
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Philadelphia
Orth
Harper
Jones
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Cae. Phila
Ab-E.c-Ae
Barkett
Sem
O 'Cann
Wolton
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Delehan McGa Wallace
Cotoperan
Whet
Slaw
Enatel Ae cGanné
Dame Sires
Little Reds Struggle in East as Columbia Draws Crowds
The Little Reds face hard luck in recent away games while the Columbia draws sizable attendance at home. Fans enjoy the sport despite dingy conditions as a double header with Cincinnati is planned for Monday, with pregame prices listed.
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Reds
Columbia
Milwaukee Triumphs Over Washington with Bunched Hits
Milwaukee won the game 6 to 3, using hits in the second and fourth innings to pull ahead. Carrick relieved Gear, Everitt was ejected, and key plays included three-base hits by Gilbert and a strong showing by Milwaukee’s pitching staff. Attendance 2,833.
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Haskell
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OjPiatt
Cross
Davis
Apcrifice
Mertes
Isbell Hartman
Lajoie di Davis
Eve
Cage
Philadel
Alley
Piatt
Cantill
Pitchers Battle As Baltimore Beats Detroit
Baltimore defeated Detroit in a pitchers duel with McGinnity prevailing. Attendance reported at 2,204.
Boston Wins With Third Inning Rally In Rainy Fixture
Boston took the lead in the third inning scoring three on two hits and three errors as 2 995 attended. Cleveland’s lineup posted mixed figures with Dow and Collins among contributors while Dowling pitched for Boston and others made fielding plays.
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Cleve
Ab.h.o.a
Wood
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Beck
Ben Buneek
Cinbs Reg Tore Ge ol Pe ae ve 44 wevceseska 26
Unable to determine readable facts from the provided text. No clear event names, places, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a coherent newspaper item.
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Marionaia 2B
Wheeling
Ft. Wayne
Dayton
Columbus
Fort Wayne Tops Columbus 6 to 2 in League Play
Ft. Wayne defeats Columbus 6 to 2 as timely hits and costly errors swing the game. Attendance 800. Mulgrew Makarin and Makin lead pitching and offense for Ft. Wayne while Colum. bats struggle against the home nine.
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Ft. Wayne
Columbus
Commercial Tribune
Senators
Semiprofessional League Planned in Northwestern Ohio
Findlay C June 21 A semiprofessional baseball league is planned in northwestern Ohio next Sunday. A Fremont meeting will decide on two games per week for each team including Findlay Tiffin Fremont Neon Delphos Defiance. Findlay is strong and expects to contend.
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Commercial Tribune
Findlay
Northwestern Ohio
Fremont
Tiffin
Neon
Delphos
Defiance Leaf
Thier-Teo Gases Wiktte Artinges
Saturday League Battles Today Shape Standings
The Saturday Afternoon Amateur League races continue with Avondales leading College Hill as Norwood face Globe-Wernicke Milford and Gyms. Lineups include Avondale Bass Byrbil Leverone Johnson and Cherrington while College Hill fields Lindsly Haberer Turner Renner Fidler Waterman. Norwood meets Gyms with Deitrich Oliver Ross Hoffman. President Ferris to coach a benefit game for Presbyterian Hospital. Umpires Dugan Reissen McGinnis assigned to three games.
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Saturda Afternon
College Hill
Avondales
Dingdong
Avondale
Bass Byrbil
Leverone
R. Johnson
Kreimer S
Weatherhead Or Stacey
Cherrington
C. Johnson
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Globe-Wernicke
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Berte O
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Leving R
Norwood
Tanner
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Buttons
Decker
Schulte
Schroder
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Keys
McCoy
Howard Ferris
Presbyterian Hospital
Dugan
Avondale College Hill
Reissen
Globe-Wernicke- Milford
McGinnis
Gym Park
d.Moeser
Hee
Kreimer
Tarbil
Cincinnati and Suburban League baseball rosters listed
The Cincinnati and Suburban League outlines today’s hotly contested games with Edison Club versus Fuligeh Grounds and Le Blond at Curmminsville. Lineups include Edison-Devanney McDermott Selaer Fuller Bullock Selzer Stone Hayes Minone, and Le Blond Brinker Chardon Glancey Richey Perry Dustin alongside many others.
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Cincinnati
Edison
Are
Fuligehounds
Devanney
McDermott
Kinde Erker
Selaer
Ty Fuller
O'Goxier
H. Wuies
Hambo c
Cincinnati Gymnasium Field Day Promises Big Events
The Cincinnati Gymnasium hosts its annual field day this afternoon at Gym Park East End. Twenty four events start with track hammer throw shot put and jumping contests. A Newhaus relay closes the meet as 100 Boat Club members back their teams. A Gyms versus Norwoods baseball game precedes field events with Commercial Tribune medals awarded.
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Cincinnati Gymnasium
Gym Park
East End
Ile Per Insite
Sol
Longenecker
Newhaus Cip
Boat Club
Rome Bowl
Gyms
Norwoods
Commercial Tribune
Covington YMCA Exhibit Highlights Pole Vault Record
Goodson, a junior pole vaulter, broke the boys under 14 record by clearing 9 feet 9 inches at the Covington YMCA event. Beach won the junior race and 75 juniors took part in the relay against Small intermediates. Will Black captured the intermediate high jump at 5 feet 5 inches. Roy Dickman won a wrestling match and is hailed as association champion. Delegates from the jubilee convention in Boston will oversee services.
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Covington Y. M. C. A
Will Black
Roy Dickman
Rey
Boston
Wesleyan's Ball Team Organized in Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University and local fans formed a summer baseball team in Delaware with Frank King as manager and Burt Curtiss as captain. Ohio's best teams will appear on the schedule.
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Wesleyan
Commercial Tribune
Delaware
Ohio
Wesleyan ‘University
Frank King
Burt Curtiss
Fitzsimmons to fight Ruhlin in Madison Square Garden
Bob Fitzsimmons and Gus Ruhlin agreed to a best two of three wrestling match at Madison Square Garden on July 2 under reco Roman rules. Jim Kennedy arranged the bout. Fitzsimmons and Billy Madden oversee the business. Both men and the Twentieth Century Club posted forfeits. winner takes two falls or the match ends with fifteen minutes rest if no falls in an hour. Charlie White named referee. 60 percent of gross receipts go to each fighter.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Bob Fitzsimmons
Gus Ruhlin
Madison Square Garden
Jim Kennedy
Fitzsimmons
Billy Madden
Twentieth Century Club
Fitz
Schreck and Bezenah to meet Monday in Elmwood Place
Readings boxing stars Eugene Bezenah and Mike Schreck clash in a ten round bout for a decision at Oxl Athletic Club Elmwood Place next Monday evening. Schreck claims improvement since their last meeting while Bezenah won the previous decision. Two preliminary bouts precede the main event at 8 30 with Millcreek Valley cars stopping at club 4.
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Eugene Bezenah
Mike Schreck
Oxl Athletic Club
Elmwood Place
Schreck
Reading
Burg
Bezenah
Millcreek Valley
Prizes for Stamina League outing at Coney Island
The annual Stamina League outing at Coney Island will feature amateur events with gold medals loving cups and silver handles for winners. Open to all amateurs and members, prizes include a sterling silver cane vase cigars cigars and a bath robe among others.
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Stamina League
Coney Island
GE Amina
Ronson Howards
Hecker Set to Defend Metropolitan Title Against Underhill
In the Nassau Country Club semifinals Miss Genevieve Hecker faced Miss Ruth Underhill with Hecker the Metropolitan champion. Underhill defeated Miss C G Wittey 6 up 4 to reach the final, with Hecker also advancing to a spirited championship decider tomorrow.
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Ournament
Nassau
Genevieve Heck
Essex Country Club
Ruth Cinderhill
Nassau Country Club
Miss Hecker
Hecker
Cee
Miss Underhill
C. G. Wittey
Mis
Baltusrol
Yor Nai
Métro- 3
Finals at Avondale golf club decide cup titles
Semifinals at Avondale Club Links produced tight matches with Rose and Gray advancing to the Schideler Cup final after Rose beat Groesbeck and Gray beat Benton. In the Burton Cup White defeated Hutton while Atherton outplayed Murdoch, setting up Atherton to face Webb White in the final.
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Avondale Club
Acards
R. A. Gray
W. K. Benton
L. €. Rose
H. Groesbeck
Messrs. Rose
Gray
Ebb White
W. D. Hutton
A. L. Atherton
W. J. Murdoch
Dr. Atherton
Webb White
Will Train at Oakley for Buffalo Track Meet
The M C A Athletic League has secured Oakley track for training. The youth will prepare for the championship meet at Buffalo, Ht, on July 28 and 24. Training days are set for Tuesdays and Fridays.
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M. C. A. Athletic
Buffalo
Louisville to Play on Avondale Courts Today
Local tennis action centers on Louisville meeting Cincinnati at Avondale Athletic Club. Norwood-Dayton game delayed from last week. Inverness led Clifton but drew even. Westwood defeats Avondale in ladies singles. Clifton wins big in doubles. reception planned after matches with all club members urged to attend.
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Louisville
Cincinnati
Avondale Athletic Club
Inverness
Clifton
Aligeler
Miss Closterman
Messrs. Diehl
R. Mitchell
R. Miller
N. Emerson
Isham
Smith
de Camp
Mitchell
Dayton
Dougherty Scores in Maiden Race at Newport Meet
In rough weather and soft track conditions at Newport, Dougherty romped to victory in the Maiden class over four and a half furlongs, beating Georgiena who led to the stretch. Nelse Morris won the opening race by three lengths, with River Princess fading late and Durrell failing to keep pace.
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Dougherty
Cubanite
Georgiene
Riley
Georgiena
Reclusa
Nelse Morris
River Princess
Durrell
Fusion
Billy Mason
Stoner
Allaire
Old Banquo
Caloocan
Ezell
Daniel
Quaver
Governor Boyd
Brother Fred
Beauchamp
Mose Williams
Old Rice
Snell
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Amaroso
Ancy Till
Golden Coat
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Esiaiey
Davinie
Vis
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Nortraiinta
Fusi
Wilson
Woods
Burren
Guerdon
Major
Gherty
Patton
Wea
Vornet
Gi Ia
Abbie Kirk
Fartoy Maid
Emma Bellow
B.S
Tenis
Forbush
Atari
Wiliams
Skpeseleatods
Enell
Nancy Till
Aements
Denny
Robert Morrison
Horse Race Card with Purse Weights and Entries
The page lists a race card with multiple races including selling and handicap events. Entries show horse names and weights such as Nannie J 95 and Al Caskeye 97 for early races, with purses and participants in subsequent races like Sunlger and Rose Morn. Details include six races with 1 mile to 6 furlongs, weights from 84 to 117 pounds, and net entry marks for some horses.
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Comass Nannie J
Mr. Gs ‘Ood
Guerdon
Prudent
Polly Bi
Albert Yale
King Elkwood
Major
Bell
Havelock
Kirkwood
Ar Ag Guest Don
Tne Tran Ay
Sunlger
Rry m Ap Oc Anus Ulla Rose
Raiatte
Rosy Morn
Caneae
Cheminette
Bean
Tadema
Phosporous
Remark
Jim Clark
Ben O'Fallon
Prince Esher
Robert Gray
McCarren
Newport Selections List Mixed Names and Pairings
A compact draft of names and pairings includes Havelock Nannie J Albert Valcorr Juniper Allaire Jim Clark Prince Esher Sweet Dream and Charlie O'Brien Peter Duryea Aledi Dash Rose of Red Wedding March Nekarnis Banquo II Slasher.
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Aledi
Peter Duryea
Rite "Brien
Hinsdale
McCleary
Stites
Utero
Denny Duffy
Nekarnis
Banquo II
Slasher
Newport
Havelock
Nannie J
Albert Valcorr
Juniper—Allaire
Jim Clark
Prince Esher
Sweet Dream
Charlie O’brien
Dash—Rose of Red
Nekarnis—Banquo II
Fowler bids to lease Douglass track at Louisville
Manager Fowler seeks to lease Colonel J J Douglass s Louisville track to form the Turf Congress circuit. If secured spring and fall meetings will stage Churchill Downs events with added money while excluding Western Jockey Club members. No answer yet but expectation remains favorable. Jake Holtman will visit Newport track. races now conform with Turf Congress rules after June 1. Nearby races discuss Charlie O’Brien and other rivals. training breezes and entries noted amid circuit activity.
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Fowler
Douglass
Louisville
J. J. Douglass
Congress
Western Jockey Club
Colonel Douglass
Jake Holtman
Newport
New Orleans
San Francisco
Jake
Turf Congress
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Walker
Johnny Smith
Champ
Charlie O’brien
Theirrman
Sayre
Cogswell
Rene Lyman da Agteteng
Sam
St. Louis
Capeain
Ieee
American Derby Draws Fourteen Three Year Olds At Chicago
The fourteenth American Derby at Washington Park draws fourteen top three year olds led by Bonnibert and The Parader. Jockey shifts include Bullman on Six Shooter and Winkfield on Lady Schorr amid a forecast thunderstorm and open betting with many doubtful starters. Trainers and officials anticipate a lively race as public interest centers on The Parader and The Eminence while enforcement of hand book restrictions remains strict.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Bullman
Six Shooter
Rome Respess
Sir Dixon
Winkfield
Lady Schorr
Vandusen
Robert Waddell
Lee
T. P. Hayes
Western Jockey Club
Lady Strathmore
Victor
Jiminez
Cheap Rees
Washington Park
Healy
Piggott
Oe See
R. T. Wilson
Bonnibert
Schorr
Terminus
O'Neill
Weigth
Nashe Turner
Tit
Odom
Beau Gallant
Riverdale
Van
Boss Bios
Sannazarro
Wash ington Park Derby odds and owner bets headlined
Zoneta and Dolly Wagner lead a racing card at Washington Park with betting at 10 am. Manager Fowler plans to collect wagers until post. Forsythe sold Jollify to Murphy and Farey. Daly and Pioneer left for Sheepshead Bay. Mike Kelly reports two horses arriving with Commando and Convoy as likely runners.
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Zoneta
Taxman
Dolly Wagner
Frances Ees
Fowler
Sam Forsythe
Jollify
Murphy & Farey
Foundling
Montana Pioneer
Ing Daly
Sheepshead Bay
Forsythe
Mike Kelly
Patton
Pat
Commando
Convoy
Daniel
Leonora Loring Wins the Daisy Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
In New York on June 21 at Sheepshead Bay Leonora Loring captured the Daisy Stakes as betting favorite. The report lists finishing order and odds for multiple races with Glen Nellie edging Saduccee by a head, and details for the Daisy running fields and times.
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Sheepshead Bay
Loring
Saduccee
Glen Nellie
Bsix Furlon
Trene Lack
Anime
Ils Greenwood
Mavia Bolton
Anna
Johannah
Ahearn
Lady Bock Agarén
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Haun Ie
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Athel
Jon
Scnwalbe
Prinnman
Ead
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Trump
Ville
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Lua
Derk
Michaels
Hilee Leads Only Favorite to Victory at Fair Grounds
At the Fair Grounds meet in St. Louis on June 21, Hilee was the sole winning favorite amid a murky card. Reports mention multiple horses like Sister Sarah and Baby Dion among others, with unclear finish calls and tangled OCR passages.
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ST. Louis
Fair Grounds
Soto Hilee
Sarah
Maggie Rade
Dale
Dion
Rosy Cross
E Bell
Warner
Burian
Bee
Pete
Ben Ledi
Grantor
Hurry
Histo Boydon
Beem
Paxton
Pe Pata Weber
Rey “Rel
Corbley
Mellovern
Lowell Pinesnie
Badhopae Inom Gilmore
Brikeaine John
Pennsylvanian Rowers Train Faithfully at Henley
The Pennsylvania eight trained on the regatta course at Henley under coach Ward. They left their raft late due to photographers but covered about three miles before noon with steady strokes and bursts of speed. Gardiner led with 38 strokes, and Leander Rowing Club officials visited, praising progress and blade work despite some slide issues.
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England
Pennsylvania
Gardiner
Aris
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Saptais
Leander Rowing
Ellie Ward
Ellison plots to beat Bonnibert in Derby bid
Special Despatch from Chicago reports Charlie Ellison settled on Bullman to ride in the Derby and Six Shooter to replace Knight. Ellison aimed to defeat Bonnibert regardless of outcome, after a series of telegrams and bets over Blues and Farrell colt arrangements.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Charlie
Ellison
Bullman
Eee
Six Shooter
Knight
Lee
Bqnnibert
Tom Walsh
Blues
Jimmy O'Leary
Bonnibert
Farrell
Ash Turner
Whitney and Reiff Sweep Ascot Races and More
William C. Whitney’s Kilarnock IL ridden by L Reiff won the Alexandra Plate at Ascot. Kilarnock beat Free Dominion and Strong Bow in a field of ten over about three miles. Elizabeth M. ridden by L Reiff won the King's Stand Stakes. Mt Vernon filly won Windsor Castle Stakes anderry Gal won the Hardwicke Stakes with Reiff aboard.
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London
Wm. C. Whitney
Kilmarnock IL
United States
L. Reiff
Ascot Pee
Kilmarnock ST
Dixon
Lord Harwood
Free Domanion
Hugo
J. Reiff
J. W. Larnach
Trong Bow
Marion—La Fieche
Twincaster
Mt. Vernon
Erry Gal
Rougemont
Pierre Lorillard
Tantalus
Maher
Highland Park Race Day Yields Mixed Odds and Fast Times
Detroit watchers report fine weather at Highland Park as seven races run with fast tracks. The Brother led seven furlongs in 1:31 with Custodian and Ida Quicklime among early contenders. fourth race saw Lynton and Easter Bo show, while Ghay posted a strong pace. Three-year contenders Scorpio Imperialist and Rotterdam highlighted the six furlong event with close finishes and several long shots listed among the back markers.
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Mich
Highland Park
L. Daly
Allaire
Ida Quicklime
Scotch Brambie
Lynton
Walker
I . Heroxiler
Orla
Price
Ghay
Lauretto
Burke
General Buller
CG. Murphy
Lenmel
Samiler Grewustes
Ibs Wilson
Dent
M. Burns
Waterhouse
the Sluggard
Rotterdam
J. Walker
McIntyre
Ag Haves Cat the Geezer
Troxler
Xsea
Llelton Sanle
Gina Hand Mindy Eee Bakeford
Top Gallant
Inkerman
Edward D. Marge Sues Wash Park Club for 50000 Damages
Chicago on June 21 Edward D Marge a horseman filed suit against the Washington Park Club its Secretary and two judges for fifty thousand dollars claiming injuries suffered when he was ruled off the track on June 4. William A Pinkertons named as defendant.
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Chicago
Edward D. Marge
Washington Park Club
Wm. A. Pinkertons
Mcintyre Rides a Winner in Paris Race
Mcintyre, the American seeker, won his first public race today at Maisons Laffitte. He defeated the favorite Ismene by three lengths, with de Pepinvast finishing behind.
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Mcintyre
de Pepinvast
Maisons Laffitte
Palbycok
Ismene
Empress of Germany Yacht Shuns Prize In Race
In Berlin on June twenty first seventy four yachts competed in the regatta. Neither the Empress of Germany nor any other prominent vessel secured a first prize. The field included many noted yachts.
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Berlin
Yo Cere
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