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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1903

Page

7

Newport Races Card Promises Strong Meeting Pace

The Newport track offers an independent meeting with a fair card and strong horses from top stables in a busy racing week. Betting is expected to rise as patrons adjust to the new method and starters, jockeys, and management pursue smoother starts and better pacing amid transport concerns and crowded routes.

Newport Race Track St. Louis Highland Park Chicago New York Newport Mr. Chinn Fowler

Hilights and Place Lines From Commercial Tribune Tips

Notes list assorted matchups and names across venues including Hamburg, Washington Park, and St. Louis. Entries pair players with steads, symbols, or nicknames such as Patsy Brown Touchstone and Shogun Lord Touchwood among others in a string of court lines and circus references.

Washington Park Patsy Brown Touchstone Lord Touchwood McChesney Lucien Appleby Colonnade Dick Welles L’etienne Harry the Forum

Racing entries and weights for Sheepshead Bay and Washington Park

Details list race numbers, distances, and weights for maidens three year olds and up horses at Sheepshead Bay and Washington Park. Notable entries include James V, Modred, Shafer, Pol Roger, Pauline Derringer, Orloff, Rightful, Fire Eater, Stamping Ground, Damon, Rostand, Saint and Garter, Bonnibert, City Bank, and Jon Martin among others with weights ranging roughly 86 to 124 pounds.

Firet James V Modred Shafer Pol Roger Pauline Derringer Montpelier Bass Possession Procession Boundbrook Mohave Bally Castle Pulsus Raglan Rightful Fire Eater Northbrook Roehampton Water Boy Shotgun Stamping Ground Tepee Memoriam Ancestor Ocean Tide Glad Smile Dusky Adele Treble Fickle Lady Lindale Lacy Prudence Hamburg Belle Fine Flour Ruth Parrish Gananogué Seljing Damon Invasion Rostand Dachshund Armeath Morokanta van Ness Star and Garter Bennella King Pepper Trump Daisy Green Annie Grace Cassville Lowry Brixton Silver Heels Courtmaid Blackstock Bonnibert Sambo Andy Williams City Bank Sergeant Himself Bon Mot Circus

Big Entry List to Lexington Fall Stakes

The $6,000 Transylvania will draw the pick of the coming trotters as 82 nominations flood the three year old division of the Kentucky Futurity. Notables include Ames Wiley Lizzie A Blossom Aron Kohn Del Toro Janie Director Sadie McKee and many more with likely starters like Peter Sterling Kinney Lou Monte Carlo Directum Spler Lady Thisbe Hawthorne Patchen Wilkes and Patchen Maid among others. The Kentucky Trotting Horsebreeders Association meet in Lexington this fall will showcase a strong field.

Commercial Tribune Lexington Kentucky Trotting Horsebreeders’ Association Kentucky Futurity Ames Wiley Lizzie A Blossom Aron Kohn del Toro Crescens, Jr Janie Director Janie T Sadie Mce Todd Miss Wiggins Diadem Katherine A Transylvania David Bonner Peter Sterling Cherry Tree Farm Wilton Cullen Budd Doble Kinney Lou East View Stock Farm Monte Carlo BE. E. Geers Directum Spler Lady Thisbe Gretna Farm Tanforan Scott Hudson Hawthorne Katrinka G J. M. McCready John Mc Ridge Stock Farm Alfred Star York Speedway Patchen Wilkes Patchen Maid

Robison Aims to Die After Derby Losses

Samuel Jefferson Robinson, a tombstone maker, attempted suicide after losing about 18000 on the Derby. He ingested morphine pellets in a Chicago hotel, demanded cocktails and a diamond ring as a parting gesture, and cited a family disgrace linked to a bank cashier in Stockton.

Commercial Tribune Chicago Samuel Jefferson ‘Robinson Robinson Miss Roach Mr. Robinson New Orleans Stockton, Mies

Briz and Harry Archie Return From Chicago Derby Trip

Colonel Louis Brizzolar and Harry Archie lead the Cincinnati contingent back from the American Derby in Chicago. Briz disputes stories of big winnings on The Picket and recalls viewing the race from W J O Dell’s box while Archie sat in a cab with his money gone. Archie places Bernays last at the stand first time, then third at the stretch.

Louis Brizzolar Harry Archie Chicago W. J. O'Dell Bernays Harry Archie Cincinnati

Workouts at the Big Tracks in Chicago at Washington Park

The Washington Park track in Chicago hosted workouts ahead of the Derby. Several horses posted strong times including McCheeney one mile in 1 43 2 5 breezing and Paris five furlongs in 1 02 2 5 all out while others finished easily or handily as preparations continued.

Emma Meyer Harplithe In Doubt Varna Fonso Cressida Mrs. Wiggs Mistie Dolly Hayman Mathilda Lady Jane Gray Marchioness Lillie Long Feronia Lou Beach Centre Lord Hermence Hogart Hast du Gesehen Bradley Bill Bill Knight Jehane Comoro Mat Wadeigh Tom Menkins Ibs the Messenger Prince Richard Hucena Baronet Stringtown Tony Lepping Golden Glitter Aulles Kinloch Park Josse F Kenova Echodale W. B. Gates Deer Hunter Leonid Eda Riley Ardo Commercial Tribune Chicago Washington Park McCheeney Breez Esherson Town Moor Mendon Stumpy Ed Tierney Nickey D Headwater Flying Ship Paris Pleasant Girl Dickens Talpa Prince Silver Wings Travers Flying Torpedo Belle Mahone Wenrick Dick Welles Telamon

Picket Triumph Tops American Derby After Derby Day Wagers

The American Derby winner The Picket toppled favorites as bookmakers tallied massive futures bets led by Jim O Leary at 65 000 and Savable losses. Drake owner of Savable faced a big loss while remaining confident. Louisville delegation backed The Picket with local pride and anticipated future clashes.

Jim O'Leary Kid Weller Smith & Perry O' Leary Sente O'Leary Savable O’ Leary Oteary Claude John Drake Drake Wyeth Reiff Ome Respess Barnays Tommy Knight Carroll Reid Miss Vandervoort Reid Louisville Charies F. Grainger

Queen City Pigeon Club 500 Mile Race Results

The Queen City Racing Pigeon Club held a 500 mile single nomination race from Warrensburg, Missouri. Birds liberated at 4 40 a m with the first home at 5 54 p m. Owners and finishes listed include Schawe Bros C Ellsworth Le Witt Rees G W Kittredge J Grosse and F Casselman with total yards and scores shown.

Queen City Pigeon Club Queen City Racing Pigeon Club Warrensburg Yards Oes Permin Schawe Bros C. Ellsworth le WittRe Ees F. Casselman Tore G.W. Kittredge J. Grosse

St Louis Beats Washington 2 to 1 In Pitchers' Game

St Louis wins the series finale 2 to 1 as Sudhoff bests Townsend in a low scoring meeting. Washington errors on critical plays helped the host secure the victory before 9,200 at St Louis. Clarke and Burkett tallied multi base hits for the winners.

ST. Louis Washington Sudhoff Townsend

Chicago Beats Philadelphia 11 to 1 In Five-Hour Game

Chicago won decisively 11 to 1 over Philadelphia with strong hitting by Holmes and Green and fielding by the Chicago defense. Lefon and Callahan contributed reliable baserunning as Plank struggled in relief. Attendance was 12 097. In a separate Willow Run Park match Covingtons defeated Blue Licks 4 to 0 as Skeeter Roy dominated, fanning thirteen and earning the win.

Chicago Philadelphia Plank Flaherty Vistors Tapnehill Holmes Green Lefon Callahan

Murphy Sacrifice Hits Magoon Flaherty Pickering

Stolen base Flaherty. Struck out by Flaherty five times and Plank six. Passed ball Powers. Bases on balls Fisherty one and Plank two. Hit by pitch Faherty one and Plank one. Time two minutes. Umpire Sheridan.

St. Louis Washington A Burkett Padden Coughlin Clarke Friel Moran Robinson Anderson Sudhoff Townsend Washington Connolly Lewis Harley Fahlbush Roy Hood Giltenan Sommers Murphy Magoon Flaherty Pickering Plank Powers Fisherty Faherty Sheridan Louisville Ceeseees Minneapolis Sullivan Clymer Spooner Sally Walker Vasbinder Shriver Brashear Quinlan Hart Sicvicsicscscne Ucoe Bee Indianapolis Coulter Kihm Jackson Kelley Wheeler Kellum Paul O’brien Tamsett Stuart Haskell Hamilton Krebs Price Hill E Crail Speed Bretang Brinker Sewels Benke Grohe Donner Grathwohl Hanly Columbus Milwaukee Raymer Mellor Dunleavy Warner Merédith Gleason Thoney Phyle Turner Schafley Meredith Foreman Ab.h.o.a Man Ab.h.o. A.B Casey Mack Betty McDer’t Allen Carney Lloyd Keller Dooina Mor's'y Magan Rothan Sch'der Ack Berte Stricker Campbell Stacey Manhattans Dools McDermott Morrisey Kitty Dooins Barnet Interurbans Shamrocks McLain Haberer Snyder Drees J. Deisel Winters Keys Doggett T. Francis Jones Flick Dreids Nie Pechiney Prancis Greiwe O’hara McCollum Greive Fassel Schumake Hase—Swaybel Sprengard Jesse Lukens

Boston Beats Cleveland 12 to 7 in Canton Exhibition

In Canton Ohio on June 21 Boston defeated Cleveland 12 to 7 in a crowded one day game. Boston chased Cleveland starter early and held a steady lead with strong hitting including a home run by Freeborne and two base hits from Bradley Lajoie Hickman and Freeman. Pitching by Dorner and Walker helped seal the win as Cleveland struggled with defense and timing. Attendance reached about 6,009.

Canton Cleveland Boston

Louisville Wins Narrow Showdown Over Minneapolis 4 3

Louisville defeats Minneapolis 4 to 3 in a late nine inning battle. Captain Clymer homered after a tie in the ninth, with Oyler delivering a notable batting performance. Attendance reported at 6,000 as details of the game include Sullivan with a three-base hit and Clymer’s homer.

Louisville Minneapolis Clymer Oyler

Two Baseball Contests Highlight Indiana League Action

In Muncie Indians beat Saint Paul 5 to 2 as O'Brien and Huggins shine in fielding. Kellum held the mound for Indianapolis with 7 strikeouts, while Krebs defeats Price Hill 12 to 4 at Lindenwald Park due to ten Price Hill errors.

Krebs Price Hill Lindenwald Park Bretany

Columbus Wins Final Milwaukee Game In ten innings

Columbus defeats Milwaukee 6 to 4 in a late innings rally after costly Milwaukee errors. Attendance reaches 8,410 as Lexing ton and Admirals fans witness a tense extra inning battle with sharp fielding by Curtis Hennekes and Bierman and strong batting from Hammond In gram and Grimsted.

Columbus Milwaukee Lexington Admirals Lexingtons Kentucky Boys Curtis Hennekes Bierman Hammond Ingram Grimsted Vinegar Bill Rieman The

Baseball Clash Between Blues and Manhattans Ends in Close Defeat

The Blues and Manhattans split a high scorin g contest as Stacey starred for the Manhattans with steady pitching and a running catch by Morrisey in left robbed Allen. Cope and Deininger connected for home runs for Northside, while Campbell and Stacey combined for six strikeouts for the Blues and Manhattans respectively.

Stacey Manhattans Morrisey Allen Blues

Home Runs Klein Brown Double Play and Bowman

A compact game note highlights home runs by Klein and Brown, a double play involving Bowman, and mentions the umpire heavy call.

Klein Brown Bowman Avy

Memphis-Memphis Defeats Shreveport 6 to 3

In Montgomery the weather held rain and no other scores reported. New Orleans edged Little Rock with New Orleans 1 Little Rock 2 in a separate game.

Memphis Shreveport Montgomery New Orleans Little Rock

Gyms Down Interurbans 3-0 In Amateur Baseball

The Gym Shamrocks defeated the Interurbans 3 to 0 at League Park. Jake Deisel contributed the nine assists at short and McLain collected two singles and a three bagger in four plate appearances. Snyder held the visitors to two runs in seven innings.

Gym-Shamrocks Interurbans League Park Jake Deisel McLain Gyms Snyder

Reisling Shines As Toledo Tops Kansas City 8 2

Reisling’s superior pitching carried Toledo to an 8 2 win over Kansas City. Attendance 2 500. Blaikenship Marcan Owens Rothfus Knoll collected two base hits. Home runs by Reisling Flour noy Schaub Grady and Nance. Left on base Toledo five Kansas City nine. Umpire Mullane. Time 1 40.

Toledo Kansas City Reisling Blaikenship Marcan Owens Rothfus Knoll Flournoy Schaub Grady Nance B. Reisling Gibson Durham Kleinow Blankenship Lewee Butler Mullane Ab.h.o.a.e C. Ab.h.o.a.b. Smith Bernard Maloney McAnd's

Manhattan Beats Cummineville 9 to 2 in Comedy of Errors

The Blues mishandled plays as Manhattan's team tallied runs, producing a lopsided 9 to 2 win. Old Reddy Mack, famed NL player, impressed at second base and drew nostalgic cheers from older patrons.

Manhattan Cummineville 2 Cummineville Park Blues

Lexington Out of Sunday League

Sunday League officials decided to drop Lexington after discussions with President Thurman and Vice President Spinney and Manager Strader cited light attendance and high player salaries. A league meeting at the Palace Hotel will review new applications and consider Bellevue Browns readmission. Lexington will play independent ball for the rest of the season.

Thurman Spinney Lexington Strader Palace Hotel Burgess Bellevue Browns Lexingtons

Harlems Rally Tops Laurels In Norwood Inn Park Tilt

In a lively game at Norwood Inn Park the Harlems erased a 3 2 deficit in the eighth inning to triumph over the Laurels 9 3. Biggs Lentz Doty led with two base hits while Stegman connected for a home run as Ed Dean and Jesse Lukens worked the plate.

Queen City Cincinnatii Biggs Lentz Doty Delia Stegman Ed Dean Norwood Inn Park Harlems Laurels

Willows outplay Bromley 7 3 behind Martin’s strong pitching

Willows defeat Bromley 7 to 3 as Martin fanned thirteen and Lang made a one handed catch to double a runner. Herrmann Jacobs and Ackert added two base hits while Bromley’s hitters were kept in check by a sharp Willows defense. Multiple players contributed to the oddly scored box but Willows held on for the win.

Douglass Herrmann Jacobs Ackert Willows Bromley Martin Lang

Bellevue Browns Triumph Over Cincinnati Stars

Bellevue Browns break losing streak by defeating Cincinnati Stars at East Newport Park in a hard fought game. Ittic and Boland showed control and strength on the mound as fielding shone, while Patzold Smith Ruh and others connected for timely hits.

Bellevue Browns Cincinnati Stars East Newport Park Browns Boland All Kentuckians Garfields B. B. Rete H.O.A.E. C Patzold OjAnschuts Driehs Miller Kemime Hert Sch'bly Ittic Schwab Cincinnati Stara C. Waterman Ruh Boland J Weber

C H D 4 Bond Hill 3 close win on Bond Hill ground

The C H & D team edged Bond Hill 3 to 4 in a tight game on Bond Hill lands. Seibel held the visitors in check as Bond Hill, four runs behind in the sixth, pressed late but fell short. Phenix Juniors then lost 9 to 10 to the Fairmounts at Fairmount.

Windsor Club Tops Wagners in Hartwell Sunday

Windsor Club defeated the Wagners at Hartwell Sunday by 18 to 0 in a low scoring game. A request to book a Fourth of July out of town game was noted. J Wolf of 530 Richmond Street provided an address. The Covington Colts defeated the Delta Stars in Delta yesterday with a 65 to 0 score. Piette Stara credited with hits. Colt pitchers were Dexter Ho'Tman and Vaughn Hollis.

Windsor Club Wagners Hartwell J. Wolf Richmond Street Covington Colts Delta Stars Delta Piette Stara Colts Vaughn Hollis Dexter Ho‘Tman

Sheehan Tigers Lose to All Stars at Covington Park

The Sheehan Tigers of West Covington were defeated 6 to 2 by the All Stars of Covington at the latter’s park yesterday. The Tigers express willingness to meet any team next Sunday.

Sheehan Tigers West Covington All Stars Covington

Maiden wins American Derby in record style

The Picket, a maiden, captures the American Derby with early speed and clear racing. Claude, Bernays, Savable, and others close the field amid bumps, while discussions rise of a National Derby on a straightaway course. Yanger faces Hanlon in a forthcoming clash as the boxing world eyes the next big bout.

Red Board Indicates Race Judges Decision

Jockey Club stewards in New York decided to hang a red board at the finish to signal a definite and unchangeable race result. The move follows an earlier dispute after Lady Uricas was declared winner before the rider of Blues could file a foul complaint.

Commercial Tribune New York Jockey Club Lady Uricas Blues

Toledo All Stars and local team fined for Sunday baseball

In Bowling Green Ohio on June 21 the Toledo All Stars and the local baseball team were arrested for playing baseball on Sunday. They pleaded guilty and were fined 32 and promised not to violate the laws again.

Commercial Tribune Bowling Green Toledo All Stars

Wayne state live birds championship match ends in surprise

Hugh Clark of Weebach and Max Witz of Fort Wayne tied for high score in a 100 bird live pigeon shoot. Both killed 93, forcing a playoff in the state championship now held by Witz.

Commercial Tribune FI. Wayne Ind Hugh Clark Weébaxh Max Witz Ft. Wayne Sho Wits

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