Leo Ray Wins Derby Feature at Kentoh County Course
Leo Ray, after a comeback from a disappointment, won the mile handicap feature at Kentoh County, edging Prince Hermis in a tense stretch drive. Jockey Garner steered Leo Ray to the lead late, with First Degree and The Normen among others in pursuit as crowd counts rose and Harold Stakes prep loomed Wednesday.
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Latonia
Morrissey
Firs Degree
Garner
Prince Hermis
First Degree
Normen
Murphy
Ringling
Commauretta
Martinos
Fidget
John Hackmeister
Looney Horse
Bacon
Norman
Jack O'Dowd
Captain Rees
Commurautta
Goose
Ge Alledo
Dundreary
Taylor
Mott
Tne
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Cardome
Keogh
Heir Apparent
Gentry
Cane Run
Rochester
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Baby Cal
Maznik
Royal Tea
LaPaille
Talebearer
Ott
Waterproof
Billy Joe
Mex
Martin Casea
F. A. Weigle
Stearns
King Box
Jack Kavanaugh
Feather
Juster
Green
L. H. Adair
Allen Bridgewater
George Stoll
Kris Kingle
Ardelon
Allen Cain
Pirates Edge Quakers In Thirteen Inning Win
Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3 in thirteen innings as Collins drove the deciding run. Cravath and Luderus doubled to tie the game in the ninth. Wagener homered for Philadelphia. Mayer, Rixey, Adams and Mamaux pitched for the pitchers with Pittsburg getting key walks and a late single.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Collins
Bancroft
Hinchman
Pirates
Cravath
Luderus
Neihoff
Murphy
Wagener
Mayer
Gibson
Adams
Baird
Johnston
Rbyrne
Wagner
Byrne
Becker
Killifer
Viox
Rixey
Adame
McQuillan
Cooper
Chalmers
Mamaux
Hart and Cockill
Latonia Turf Notes Highlight Young Jockey Mac Garner
A Latonia official praises 16 year old Mac Garner for winning four races yesterday and riding impressively this meeting. Goose, Keogh and Stearns each won once. Roscoe Goose rode his namesake to victory in the opener. Stakes schedule includes Harold Stakes and Quickstep Handicap with future shipments to Empire City and Jamaica after the meet.
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Latonia
Mac Garner
Juarez Course
Mexico
Laionla
Dr. Moore
Commeurette
Leo Ray
Mznik
Goose
Keogh
Stearns
Roscoe Goose
O'Toole Is Driven From Hill In Indianapolis Loss
Indianapolis bats rally to drive O'Toole from mound in the ninth with two out but Benson makes a remarkable play on Bronkie to end the game. The final score features pitching lines for Schardt and O'Toole and key hits by McMillan Johns Bronkie and Crandall. Colts 4 and Indians 10 with 16 men left on base for Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
O'Toole
Benson
Bronkie
Burch
Schardt
McMillan
Johns
Columbus
Hulswitz
Crandall
Metz
Davis
Murray
Boyle
Kansas City
Marshall
Stovall
Louden
Perring
Chase
Shaw
Chadbourne
Blair
Buffalo
Hise
Rawlings
Flues
Eagle
Stoval
Balle
Cullops
Bedient
Cullop
McCormack
Westervelt
Bentley Gets Credit for Winners Against Kansas City
Minneapolis defeats Kansas City 5 to 1 as Bentley earns three of four decisions. He pitched two complete games and entered the 14 inning game Saturday to claim the win. Box shows Kansas City managed 11 walks and 6 left on base while Minneapolis tallied 6, with Bentley earning the win and Regan taking the loss.
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Bentley
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Kansas City Today
Ten-Inning Victory For Louisville Over Cleveland
Louisville wins 7 to 5 in ten innings after a late ninth inning rally. Kirke, Knight, and Derrick key the decisive runs, Massey injured by a pitched ball. Cleveland errors and solid Louisville hitting produce the final score in a tight extra frame contest.
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Louisville
Cleveland
Kirke
Knight
Derrick
Evans’ Roller
Massey
Cleve
Ab.h.o.a.e
Louis
Daniels
Baseler
Miller
Gardner
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Wilie
Oj Corriden
Nixon
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Callahan
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Danforth
Carter
Oj Ellis
Call'ore
Platte
Northrup
Weise Co Esa
Louieville
Ellis
Evans
Stansbury
Collamore
Maseey
Colne
O' Brien
Rwin
Slapnicka Weakens as St Paul Tops Milwaukee 6 5
Slapnicka weakened in the twelfth inning while Martin Cruise and Riggert produced key hits to lift St Paul over Milwaukee 6 to 5. Slapnicka pitched steadily until the final frame as Steele faltered in the seventh.
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Milwaukee
Slapnicka
Martin
Cruise
Riggert
St. Paul
Steele
Randall
Beall
Oldlark
Elle
O Lewis
Brannan
Icka
Olj Hughes
Glenn
Niles
O'Leary
Lewis
Hall
Dressen
Buccaneers Meet Rhinelanders In Afternoon Tilt
The Redlegs travel to Latonia for a two game series opener against the Rhinelanders at the Western avenue ball lot this afternoon. Manager Herzog may start Pete Schneider or King Lear while Fred Clarke flags Conzelman or Mamaux. Rumors of long term contract soundness tests and a three cornered trade involving Ivy Wingo are denied by Reds President Herrmann.
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Redleg
Latonia
Reds
Pittsburg Pirates
Western Avenue
Rhinelander
Pirates
Giants
Herzog
Pete Schneider
King Lear
Fred Clarke
Conzelman
Mamaux
Herrmann
Ivy Wingo
Archer
Chicago
New York
Baseball standings cross leagues with several clubs listed
The schedule table shows multiple leagues with club names and records. Teams like St Louis Boston Philadelphia Detroit Pittsburg New York Washington Brooklyn Cleveland and others are listed with win loss percentages. Additional entries include American Association and Federal League clubs such as Indianapolis Louisville St Louis Kansas City Chicago Pittsburg Milwaukee Newark and Baltimore. Ohio State League standings for Lexington Ironton Portsmouth Chillicothe Charleston Frankfort are also reflected with their W L percentages.
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Ageerican League
Fcs
Chicago
Oo Dmicaro
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Pittsburg
New York
Washington
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Cincin'ti
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Newark
Minneapolis
Baltimore
Columbus
Buffalo
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Lexington
Ironton
Portsmouth
Chillicothe
Charleston
Frankfort
Baseball scores from yesterday’s games across leagues
National League Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia 4 to 3 in 13 innings. American League results show Philadelphia 7 12, New York 6 7, Boston 85, Washington 3 4. American Association Cleveland 7 Louisville 5, Columbus 6 Indianapolis 4, St Paul 6 Milwaukee 6 in 12 innings. Minneapolis 5 Kansas City 1. Federal League Newark 3 Pittsburgh ?, Baltimore 7, Chicago 2. St Louis 2 Brooklyn 2. Kansas City 9 Buffalo 5.
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Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Washington
National League fixes dates for postponed games
Secretary Heydler announced a long list of postponed and tie games to be played across the league. Matchups include St Louis at Boston, Pittsburg at Brooklyn, New York at Philadelphia, and multiple games in Boston, Brooklyn, Chicago, Cincinnati, and others scheduled from June to September with two games each.
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New York
John A. Heydler
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
National, American and Federal League Games Listed
The schedule lists National League matchups including Pittsburg at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Boston, Philadelphia at New York, Chicago at Cleveland, New York at Philadelphia, Boston at Washington, and St. Louis at Detroit. American Association games feature Columbus at Louisville, Cleveland at Indianapolis, Minneapolis at Milwaukee, and St. Paul at Kansas City. Federal League opens with Pittsburg at Newark, St. Louis at Brooklyn, Chicago at Baltimore, and Kansas City at Buffalo.
Klines Lose To Hiawathas At Faessell Park
Klines played the Hiawathas Sunday at Faessell Park and lost 7 to 5. They protest the umpiring and say they are playing a classy game. They are open for games. address Roy W. Shamhart care Klines 421 Race Street Cincinnati Ohio.
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Klines
Hiawathas
Faessell’s Park
Roy W. Shamhart
Race Street
Cincinnati
Notable 150-Ball Pocket Billiards Match Tonight
A 150-ball pocket billiards match is set for tonight at Victor Billiard Hall located at 629 Central Avenue. Players Kid Crusie and Bodie Arndt will vie for the exhibition.
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Victor Billiard Hall
Central Avenue
Kid Crusie
Bodie Arndt
Batteries and Batterymen Across City Games Report
Baseball scores show Jersey City Newark Providence Rochester and Toronto matches with detailed innings tallies. Pairings include Chabek Héckinger Reynolds Morrisette Kritchell Casey Bader Lalonge Palmero Williame Howley Luque Kelly.
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R. H. E. Newark
Chabek
Héckinger
Bentley and
Reynolds
Providence
R. H. E. Richmond
Morrisette and
Kritchell
Cooper and Casey
Rochester
R. H. E. Buffalo
Bader
Lalonge
Palmero
Williame
Toronto
R. H. E. Montreal
Ia Iatata
Howley
Luque
Kelly
Peps Too Much For Rebs In Newark Victory
Newark defeats Pittsburg 3 to 2 in a baseball game played in Newark New Jersey on June 21. Roush hits a three bagger and Berghammer is hit by a pitch. Pitcher Falkenberg earns the win while Hearne takes the loss with Dickson and Lennox combining in relief.
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Newark
Hearne
Berghammer
Huhn
Berry
McKechnie
Roush
Yerkes
Laporte
Falkenberg
Balle
Hearner
Dickson
Finneran and Howell
Knabe Luminary Drives Lead Baltimore Past Chicago
In Baltimore on June 21 Chicago fell 7 to 2 as Knabe hit a two run homer and later Zinn cleared the right field bleachers with the bases loaded. Bender pitched well for the Orioles while Prendergast struggled for Chicago. The game featured five bases on balls for Prendergast and two strikeouts for Bender. Umpires Johnstone and Fyfe.
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Chicago
Knabbe
Duncan
Zinn
Bender
Flack
Knabe
McCandlees
Mann
Agler
Zwilling
Doolan
Prendergast
Johnstone and Fyfe
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Dress
Fisher
Are
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Farrell
Owens
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Rene
Phillies Rally Past New York in Ten Inning Classic
Philadelphia wins 7 to 6 in ten innings and 12 to 7 as New York pitching misfires. McInnis delivers the winner in the first game. Walsh and Kopf homers spark the offense.
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New York
Walsh
Mack
Lapp
McInnis
Keating
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Mullen
Poor Support Foils Bedient as Buffaloes Fall to Kansas City
Kansas City downed Buffalo 9 to 5 in Buffalo with early run support for Bedient fading after Roxey Roach debuted for Buffalo at short. Game details list hits, errors, and pitching lines including Bedient and Marshall.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Kansas City
Roxey Roach
Toronto Internationals
Davenport blanks St. Louis as Davis ices eight to two win
Davenport pitched superbly for St. Louis, backed by errorless defense, in an 8 to 2 victory over Brooklyn. Deal and Johnson starred in the field, with Tobin, Kirby, Hartley and Deall producing key hits. Seaton allowed 13 hits over eight innings before Wilson mopped up.
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St. Louis
Davenport
Deal
Johnson
St. L. Ab.h.o.a
Hartley
Smith
Deel
Myers
Oj Holt
Daven't
C Land
Seaton
Anderson
Hveca
Tobin
Kirby
Dea
Vaughn
Holt
Borton
Magee
Wilson
Brennan
Shannon
Terre Haute foursome ties world record in shooting event
Walter Roach and Bruce Bindley of Terre Haute F K Eastman and C A Edmundson of Indianapolis and Ward Burton of Chicago teamed to break 97 percent of 750 targets in the Ft Harrison Gun Club shoot tying a world record claim.
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Ind
Walter Roach
Bruce Bindley
F. K. Eastman
C. A. Edmundson
Indianapolis
Ward Burton
Chicago
Ft. Harrison
Magee on the market after press club frolic
Cardinal star Sherwood Magee is reportedly on the market after a late night in St Louis caused management to consider trading him. Stallings and Evers reportedly discussed a swap with Cincinnati involving Killifer and Schneider as Magee faced criticism for his performance in the series.
Boston and Washington split doubleheader in 10 innings
In Washington on June 21 Boston won the first game 8 to 2 after Shaw exited early as Gallia and Hopper faltered. The second game went to Washington 6 to 5 in ten innings with Milan’s infield hit and Morgan’s RBI securing the win.
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Gallia
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Mexican pug beats Reynolds in Elmwood show
Bennie Palmer defeats Bobby Reynolds in a fifteen round wind up at Elmwood. Palmer dominated with infighting and long range work, opening a bloodied cut on Reynolds. Referee Bauman cautioned Reynolds for elbow blocks as Palmer outpunched and out fought him throughout.
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Bobby Reynolds
Harry Wuese
Elmwood
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Reynolds
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Wiseacres
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Bob
Bauman
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Marty Reese
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Ryan
Glodac
Billy Ryan
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George Holzschue
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Christy Williams
Augusta Fan Disputes Covington Kentons Score
A letter to the sporting editor contends the Augusta team beat Covington Kentons 7 to 0 last Sunday, not forfeited as published, with the Augusta Fan signing but not properly dated.
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Augusta
Covington Kentons
Kentons
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