Reputation and Buttin In upset in Latonia Harold Stakes
Latonia saw Reputation and Buttin In fail to place in the Harold Stakes as Seul, Annihilator, and Kublai Khan swept the five furlongs on a slippery wet track. Camden's chestnut colt, bred by Light Brigade, led late to win by more than two lengths earning Camden $7,200 amid a surprisingly large crowd despite rain.
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Lincoln G. Plaut
Latonia
Reputation
Buttin
Arner
Seul
Annihilator
Kublai Khan
Light Brigade
One Step
Johnson N. Camden
Larry McDermott
Camden
Anderson
Kendle
Cubs Championship Hope Fueled by Three Bills
Special correspondent reports Chicago Cubs aim for the National League title after a successful East Coast trip. Bill Wrigley, Bill Killefer, and Bill Veeck drive the club with money, strategy, and leadership, confident in a strong infield, pitching, and catching to outpace the Giants and Reds by September.
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The
Commercial Tribune
New York
Chicago Cubs
Atlantic Seaboard
Bills
Chicago
Bill Wrigley
Bill Killefer
Bill Veeck
Bil Wrigley
Veeck
Bill Bailey
Frank Chance
Cubs
Giants
John McGraw
McGraw
Statz
Meusel
Southworth
Alexander
Cincinnati
Cobb and Hornsby Lead in Major League Batting Races
Chicago dispatch details Harry Heilmann drop from AL lead to fifth while Maurice Archdeacon of Chicago climbs to .375 over 31 games. Ty Cobb sits at .364 with Babe Ruth at .361, and Rogers Hornsby tops the NL with .394 in 52 games. Baseball leaders include Meusel, Falk, Williams, and Fournier among others. team batting flags show New York, Chicago, Brooklyn leading.
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Chicago
Harry Heilmann
Maurice Archdeacon
Ty Cobb
Heilmann
Bsimus Trouph
Sian
Archdeacon
Cobb
Jamieson
Cleveland
Babe Ruth
Meusel
New York
Falk
Robertson
St. Louis
Harris
Boston
Sheely
Boone
Sewell
Goslin
Washington
Prothro
Williams
Ruth
Collins
Rogers Hornsby
Wheat
Brooklyn
Snyder
Kelly
Fournier
Frisch
High
Grimes
Tierney
Grantham
Young
Pinelli
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Johnson
Bancroft
Hartnett
Grigsby
Heathcote
Carey
Pittsburgh
Bigbee
Track Gossip at Cottingham Meet Highlights Largest Attendance
Yesterday's gathering at Covington track drew a large club house turnout with Louisville and Lexington contingents leading. Krishna won the second race but failed to place, while Mon Pere led early before control. Jockey J. Pevic was fined $50 for engagement delinquency and possible suspension risk looms for non contracted riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krishna
Yeterday
Slop
J. Pevic
Derby Preliminary at Latonia Draws Dense Interest
N Barrett resumes riding Friday after consent to show more activity. Black Gold leads Derby Preliminary entries including Revenue Agent Chilhowee Lord Martin Altawood King Gorin II Gibson Bourbon Boy Modest Phidias in a fast allowance race. Three claims surfaced with Sun Spot, Simpleton and Annie Lyle among the day’s notable finishes and Red Harvey rode three winners.
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N. Barrett
Latonia
Churchill Downs
Black Gold
Kentucky
Ohio
Louisiana
Revenue Agent
Chilhowee
Lord Martin
Altawood
King Gorin II
Gibson
Bourbon Boy
Modest
Phidias
J. McGee
Sun Spot
Belair Stud
A. W. Jackson
Simpleton
King Tutoff
O. Terrell
Annie Lyle
J. B. Partridge
Trainers Saddle Two Winners Each At Local Races
Trainers D Stewart and J McGee each saddled two winners. Stewart rode Dudley and Pas Seul to victory while McGee guided Annie Lyle and Blowing Bubbles to success.
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D. Stewart
J. McGee
Dudley
Pas Seul
Annie Lyle
Revival of the Chicago Derby At Hawthorne July 12
The historic Chicago Derby first run in 1890 is revived at Hawthorne on July 12 as the feature event of a 52 day meeting. Fifty-nine top American three year olds are entered for the mile and a quarter race with a $15,000 added purse. Leading owners and breeders are represented including Rancocas Stable Idle Hour Farm Greentree and Belmont’s August. Notables include Black Gold Nellie Morse Mad Play King Gorin II Bourbon Boy and others. Hawthorne opens July 3.
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Chicago
Edward R. Bradley
Idle Hour Farm
August Belmont
Harry Payne Whitney
Mrs. Payne Whitney
Greentree Stable
H. Co
Bud
Fisher
Black Gold
Nellie Morse
Mad Play
King Gorin II
Pete Coyne
Latonia Racecard Recap Compiled by C J Savage
Latonia conducted seven races with detailed results for each including winners, times, purses and placings. J McGee produced a Cunard-Macaroon g g winning the third race, while J N Camden’s Onward Scott and Light Brigade-Atalanta entries claimed victories in the fourth and fifth races respectively. Buckeye filly Knight's Maggie won the sixth, and Gallaher Bros. ridden Jusqu au Bout Ida May captured the seventh race.
Yale Huskies Leave For Olympic Games
Yale's undefeated varsity eight sails for Paris in the 1924 Olympic pursuit. Thirteen oarsmen two coxswains coach Ed Leader assistant Sid Coe shipbuilder R Pocock and manager William Robbins form the delegation to wear the American shield. A 1,000 strong Yale band and supporters bid farewell as Leader, termed the Moses of Yale rowing, avoids firm victory odds while predicting clear water ahead of rivals.
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New York
Yale
France
America
Sid Coe
R. Pocock
William Robbins
Bulldog
Moses
Eli
Yale Shell
Aqueduct Race Card Mixed Results and Entries
First race claiming for 1 000 dollars at five furlongs orient. Jockey SS Fh oe. Second race steeplechase 1 500 dollars with Rampage Bethany Laplander 126. Third race two year olds five furlongs Out Noah 114 McAtee Time 0 51. Whitney and Colden entries noted. Fourth race Queenscount Handicap one mile Mad Hatter 127 Sande Dunn 111 Calahen. Fifth race claiming 1 200 dollars four year olds up fifteen sixTEENTHS mile Everbold 96 Cooper Old Welbourne 95 Ere'ning 3-18-5. Sixth race maiden three year olds 6 1 2% Upsal 110 McAfee. Multiple scratched entries listed.
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Orient
Man
Rampage
Bethany
Laplander
Rialto
Coltilette
Maddenstown
Villager
Hayward
Sea Man
Hot Dog
Escolane
Stampdale
Theo Fay
Sea Master
Mergier
Houdini
Byers
Carabinier
McNair
Boss John
Fane Lady
St. Pi
Sh Ee Ree
Noah
McAtee
Reminder
Finland
High Binder
Sunsard
Sun Hather
Emmiscary
Whitney
Colden
Mad Hatter
Sandea
Duniin
Calahen
Bracadale
Enchantment
Prince of Umbria
Brainstorm
Missionary
Zev
Rancocas Stable
Whitney Greentree
Everbold
Cooper
Welbourne
Ere
Belphrizonia
McAfee
High -Prince
Jacqueline Julian
Goers
Bar Ld
Maryland Belle
Elsip
Gov. Smith
Ie Se Samen
Upsal
Gasper
Lang
Westwick
Leisch
St. Gerard
Prince Leopold
Moms
Lady Longridge
Kirk
Caldy
Sunny Sal
Nan Lan
Sue ‘Bonovan
Moon Dream Vulcain
Queen
Byng
Vox Populi
Connie Bert
Peccant
Seen
Ae St Lawrence
Dominique
Suncar Ceetrweseeenerer
Amor Atriae
Sue Donovan
Eenereeeeesereeneren Hullabaloo
Fredericktown Silk Ta ‘Assel
Abu Ben Ahdem
Prince of Abbia
Rancocas
Lord Wargrave
Nicholas
Antiquarian
Eodhrennend Peepee Kee Don
Chas. D. Marco
Major Finley
John’ Campbell
Aseseereeee
Voltaic
Haruhata
Sola Mia
Ted
Gus R
Mad Hatter Wins Narrowly in Queens Handicap at Aqueduct
At Aqueduct on June 21 the Queens Handicap featured Rialto leading early before Mad Hatter, ridden by Sande, closed in the final jumps to snatch victory by a neck. Rialto finished second, Dunlin third, with Prince Umbria unplaced. The purse total valued at $6,900 for the winner.
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Aqueduct
Rialto
Bracadale
Dunlin
Mad Hatter
Sande
Prince Umbria
Buckeye letter awarded to 22 track squad members
Ohio State announces the ‘’O’’ letter to 22 track athletes after a record season. Captain Larry Snyder led scoring with 130 points, George Guthrie ranked second with 54 13 points, and John E. Durstine received a letter for three years of faithful service.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Larry Snyder
George Guthrie
Athletic Board
F. R. Castleman
John E. Durstine
Cleveland
Durstine
Charles T. Lisko
Salem
Glenn Kreider
Newark
Herman L. Hartzell
Miamisburg
Maynard E. Kilpatrick
New Carlisle
Edgar L. Thomas
Rogers
Kreider
Batavia
Willard D. Arnold
Zanesville
John Y. Bevan
Steubenville
Crayton K. Black
Guthrie
Donovan
Kukelcik
Bunker
Ashburn
Black
Dorval Race Results for $800 to $3,000 Purse
The Dorval track lists results for several races two and three year olds and up. Moon Magic edges Traymore Sun Hope in the first with times noted and payouts 5.90 3.50 2.20. Jou Jou wins the second with $15.10 5.10 6.65 for place and show. King's Ransom leads the third at 8.10 3.35 3.25. Lunetta tops the fourth with 4.10 2.95 2.35. Spot Cash takes the fifth at 6.00 3.75 2.65. Grey Gables pays 4.35 2.60 for a second. Cadorna leads the seventh at 5.70 3.75 3.50. Scratched and noted horses are listed throughout.
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J. N. Camden Barn
Dudley
Leopardess
Dusty Mary
Vida
June Grass
Humorette
McDermott
Light Brigade
Atlanta
Buckeye
Earl Pool
Little
Visitor
Mack Garner
Kitty Pat
Latonia
Garner
Little Visitor
Pool
Annie Lyle
Florence
Devil Girl
J. B. Cloher
Krishna
John Hager
Elugive
Red” Harvey
Quesada
F. Thorndyke
Harvey
Smuts
King Tut
Pretty Politician
Sun Spot
Fancy Free
Simpleton
J. McGee
Ci. G
Cunard- Macaroon
St.Odds
Ieee
F. Shapoff
Corb
Gee
Miss Mazie
S. Griffin
O’meara Bros
Flying Prince
E.o’brien
Dortch Bros
Wihlemea. i
H. L. Crain
Doughoregan
J. Wood
International Stable
Negada
Pequot
Macbeth
Jupiter
Sea Court
Sway
Point Breeze
J. N. Camden
B. G
Light Brigade-Atalanta
D. B. Stewart
St.Odds M. Ns
L. McDermott
Greentree Stable
H. Downing
R. Williama
J. Livingston
C. H. Shilling
W. Frank
T. E. Mueller
Matuels
Knight’s B. F
Margaret
J. Hastings
W. Perkins
Wits
Susanna
Sout
Tod Panens
Be. Tame
Ecclestraed
C. B. Dailey
H. Stutts
Audley Farm Stable
W. Kelsay
W. R. Cox
Oh Susanna
Maximaneh
Tari
Gallaher Bros
Br. G
Jusqu
Ida May
J. C. Gallaher
B. Harvey
Lewis
E. Stud
Zi. McGee
H. Kaiser
We ‘Jackson
Seeeeeet
O. Ji’s Ch. F
Alice Warfield
F. Annie Lyle
O. Torrell
Florence W
S F. Thorndyke
Meyers
R. W. Williame Beivetle We. Parrish
Rv Oeneneeaeseges
L. Crainee
Bye
Vet Fire
la Planche de Briante
Peter Maloney
Telescope
Provident
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Wners
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OPPO
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E. Martin
B. W. Neuman
Kittie Jim
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Pablo
Francis Eebeeensenee W. If. Pon
Climax
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San San
Nell Jo
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R. Cameron
C. Wiedemann
Bill Gardner
Igevoovion
Issindll
Mutuel
Elusive
Moon Magic
Morris
Traymore
Walls
Sun Hope
Wallace
Harry Baker
King Man
Snow Rop
Eeretee Mafia
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King’s Ransom
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May Li _Bativa
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Forest Flower
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Chalmers
Ed Pendleton
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Grass Maid
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Great Lucky
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Hillman
Queen’s Hotel
Stevens
Forest Lore
Marinell
Wales
Grey Gables
Seth
Pribble
R’d Robin
Boganowski
Frosty Boy
Guelph
Sligo
Gen
Cadorna
Scobie
Trooper
Roehm
Drummond
Bullman
Bilson
Atto Muir
Harry M. Stevens
J Abe Sabootasky
Colgate Player Wins New York State Tennis Title
Perriney Rickafellow of Colgate defeated Richard H. Marshall of Columbia in the final round to win the New York State intercollegiate tennis title. The match finished 6-3 4-6 6-3 6-4.
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New York
Perriney Rickafellow
Colgate Today
Richard H. Marshall
Columbia
City workers flock to new putting course
London June 21. The mystery of managers and department heads leaving offices cleared up by a visit to Lincolns Inn Fields. An 18 hole putting golf course has been laid out on the greens. It costs three pence per round and includes putters and balls. The London County Council was responsible for the course. During lunch hours and after office hours many clerks rush to play.
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London
City
West End
Lincolns Inn Fields
London County Council
Baseball scores and league standings from multiple games
International League results show Jersey City beating Toronto and Newark edging Reading in close tallies, with Baltimore and Rochester posting separate box results. Southern Association with Mobile over Little Rock and Atlanta over Nashville, plus Michigan Ontario and other league notes.
Northern League batting leaders shift as Neun posts .416 mark
Neun of St. Paul strengthens top spot in the American Association batters with a .416 average midweek, edging Brief of Kansas City at .391. Russell of Columbus and Smith of Louisville lead home runs with eight each as Dugning of Wichita climbs to .411 in eight games.
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Neun
St. Paul
American Association
Brief
Kansas City
Dressen
Maguire
Toledo
Russell
Columbus
Smith
Louisville
Shannon
Christenbury
Indianapolis
Dixon
Allen
Lemar
Betzel
McCartney
Milwaukee
Grimes
Dugning
Wichita
Gullop
Omaha
Tulsa
Cullop
Dunning
Austin
Lamb
Lelivelt
Davis
Washburn
Beck
Luderus
Oklahoma City
Robinson
Miller
St. Joseph
Demaggio
Ginglardi
Denver
Lead hitters tighten in Southern Association standings
Lapan of Little Rock still tops the batting list at .390, vs .404 last week, with Smith of Atlanta at .374 and Carlisle of Memphis at .365 following. Paschal of Atlanta leads in home runs with ten, Lebourveau and Anderson pace for distance with seven and nine respectively, Marrett of Mobile boosting stolen bases to 23.
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Southern Association
Knode
Birmingham
Paschal
Atlanta
Lapan
Little Rock
Smith
Carlisle
Memphis
Anderson
Chattanooga
Lebourveau
Nashville
Barber
Yaryan
Sergeant Girkout is 22-caliber pistol champion of U S
In Washington on June 21 Sergeant Thomas Girkout of Ft. Davis Canal Zone earned the national 22 caliber pistol title for the United States with a score of 553x600, forty five points ahead of H C Williams of Pasadena California. The novice match was won by Harry S Menkel of New York City with a score of 588x600.
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Washington
Thomas Girkout
Ft. Davis
Canal Zone
United States
National Rifle Association
H. C. Williams
Pasadena
Cal
Harry S. Menkel
New York City
Public Links Meet Draws 134 Golfers Across 25 Cities
The United States Golf Association announced 134 players from 25 cities will compete in Dayton Ohio for the public links championship. Richard A. Walsh 1923 title holder is favored with Ray McAuliffe Samuel Graham Robert H Brown Ted Floyd Gordon Haw Joseph Coble Edward Curtin and Matt Jans among strong challengers in a 36 hole qualifying round with 32 advancing to the championship flight for the James D Standish Jr trophy.
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New York
Links
Dayton
United States Golf Association
Richard A. Walsh
Raymond J. McAuliffe
Buffalo
Samuel Graham
Pittsburgh
Robert H. Brown
Washington
Ted Floyd
Chicago
Gordon Haw
Seattle
Joseph Coble
Philadelphia
Edward Curtin
Newark
Matt Jans
James D. Standish, Jr
Leon Duray Crowned Champion at Ascot Speedway
Leon Duray remains the top Ascot driver after beating the famed Ralph De Palma in two races to claim a share of the local track title. He piloted his 1925 Miller in a semi official trial clocking 0 29 4 5, a further notch faster than De Palma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Leon Duray
Ascot Speedway
Ralph de Palma
Oval
Duray
Ascot
de Palma
Marion Jessup Wins in England Tennis Match
Mrs Marion Z Jessup of America defeated Miss E H Harvey of England 6 1 4 6 6 1 in the women's singles at the invitation lawn tennis tournament in Hampton England on June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rob Hampton
England
Marion Z. Jessup
America
E. H. Harvey
Hornsby hits pair of homers in Chicago-St. Louis game
Rogers Hornsby, NL batting champion, belted two home runs for the Chicago-St. Louis matchup. He drove in a run in the fourth inning and another in the sixth against pitcher Grover Alexander.
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Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
Grover Alexander
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