Reds Win and Fall in Double Header Clash
Cincinnati breaks Yankees' grip on home ground with a one win effort in a double header. Crawford homers and Magoon, Beckley, and Peitz drive runs as Reds show improved offense after early miscues.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
7
Very Poor Fielding Sinks Reds in Second Game
Reds show several baserunners but fail to push across runs due to poor fielding. New York capitalizes on miscues in inning one and three and pulls ahead as Hahn and Taylor shine on the mound. Final line shows Reds winning the first game but losing the second by miscues and timely hits.
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Reds
New Yorks
Magoon
Steinfeld
Irwin
Warner
Bergen
Hahn
Taylor
Joe
Ter
Phee
McBride to Leave Reds After New York Series
Algie McBride will depart the Reds after the New York series and head to Cincinnati Fridaage then Clarksville to rest. Reds plan a doubleheader in Boston Monday with Hahn and Phillips pitching. Dwyer ill, did not umpire second game. Newton to pitch Friday for Cincinnati. Harley made a one handed catch of Ganzel’s line drive in the second game.
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Commercial Tribune
York
Cincinnati
McPhee
Reds
New Yorks
Ganzel
Crawford
Magoon
Selbach
Irwin
van Haltren
Harley
Doheny
Steinfeldt
Hickman
Peitz Dobbs
Beckley
New York
Algie McBride
Cincinnati Fridaage
Martineville
Boston
Hahn
Phillips
Dwyer
Billy Nash
Strang
Davie
Alex. Smith
Peitz
Newton
Scott
Bethel
Rusie Suspended and Leaves for Home After Fallout
Amos Rusie has been suspended for failing to reach pitching condition after the Cincinnati Club offered a path to East play. Treasurer Lloyd demanded salary stoppage until able to pitch. Local fans condemn the move as a disgrace to the profession as Rusie heads to Muncie, Indiana.
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Amos Rusie
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Rusie
Llocyd
Lloyd
Brush
New York
Rosie
Muncie
Ind
McPhee
Philadelphia Beats Chicago 16 In Doubleheader Opener
Philadelphia wins 16 to 0, taking the first of two games from Chicago as Eason stars on the mound and hits contribute in the late innings. Attendance 4,285, with Hartsell, Thomas, and Delehanty among top performers. Game details note two-base hits and miscues aiding the disposition.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Eason
Batt
Philadelhe
Hartsell
Thomas
Dexter
Chance
Flick
Menefee
Raymer
O Jennings
McCork
Douglass
Kling
Donahue
Delehanty
Wolverin
Jennings
Delehan
Hailman
Kliing
Hia
Beso
Mas
Desure
mpire—Cunningham
Brooklyn Beats Pirates to Take Second in Pennant Race
Brooklyn defeats Pittsburgh 8 to 7 as Chesbro is roughed up early, McJames fades in the sixth and Kitson finishes. Keeler, Clarke and McCreery spark catches in a tight finish before 2,600 fans. Zimmer and Dahlen drive multiple hits, with Brooklyn mounting a strong comeback after an early Pittsburgh lead.
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Pittsburg
Chesbro
McJames
Kitson
Clarke
McCreery
Keeler
Boston 8 St Louis 7 in extra innings
Boston edged St Louis 8 to 7 in the twelfth as Nichols homered after a two out, tieing the score in the ninth. Demont drove Crolius home for the decisive run in the twelfth after Tenney's sacrifice and Wallace’s error. Crowd: about 2,000.
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St. Louis
Jon
Nichols
Wallace
Tenney
Demont
Crolius
Baseball Game Box Score Highlights
Hit Kruger with a 41ome run by C Nichols. Sac bunts by Tenney and Ryan. Stolen bases by Long and Wallace. Double play by Nichols and Kitt ridge. Walks by Pittinger four and Harper one. Strikeouts: Pittinger three, Dineen three, Sudhoff one, Li three, Murphy two, Harper one. Time two four. Umpire Emslie.
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C. Nichols
Tenney
Ryan
Long
Wallace
Nichols
Kittridge
Pittinger
Harper
Dineen
Sudhoff
Murphy
Emslie
Chicago at Philadelphia final score details
Chicago 3 Philadelphia 4 in a tied ballgame with Harts, Thom, Green and Jennings contributing. Duggleby worked the mound for Philadelphia with Kling and Delehanty leading the offense on two mutated base hits and defense. the game featured double plays, stolen bases, and late scoring.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Phila
H.C.A
McFa
Kling
Delehanty
Wolverton
McCormick
Flick
Duggleby
Cunningham
Detroit Sneaks Victory Over Milwaukee In Ninth
Detroit wins 4 to 3 after Milwaukee ties in the ninth with four singles and a fly to the outfield. Allister and Cronin deliver key hits in the bottom half, Casey adds a sacrifice fly, Holmes benched for kicking, attendance 1,552.
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Detroit
Milwaukee
cAllister
Cronin
Casey
Friel
Holmes
Local Chicago Scrap Becomes Tight Battle With Errors
Cleveland tops Chicago in a slim 4 2 contest as an eighth inning error by LaChans and a fumble by Shugart trigger two late runs. Attendance 2,600. Chicago and Cleveland lineups feature Fick, OBrien, OReck, Shugart and Bradley in a tense show.
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LaChans
Shugart
Chicago
Baltimore Triumphs Over Philadelphia 9-5 in Big League Tilt
Baltimore defeats Philadelphia 9 to 5 as McGraw and Plank clash. five unearned runs in the first inning set the tone. Attendance 2,764 with key hits from Robinson and Keister. Final score reflects strong Baltimore hitting and steady pitching despite late Philadelphia rally.
Washington shuts out Boston in errorless pitchers' duel
Washington defeats Boston 1 0 in a clean, sharp game highlighted by Quinn’s line drive double play and Collins’ running catch. Lee allowed all hits for Washington while Lewis fanned two for Boston, with 2,598 in attendance.
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Washington Today
Boston
Lee
Quinn
Collins
Hemphill
Dungan
Stahl
Ping Parent
Ferris
Freeman
Clingman
Lewis
Trimeni
Sheriden
West Association Standings Include Key Club Leaders
In the Western Association standings clubs such as Indianapolis and Toledo show strong records. Toledo leads with 24 wins and 30 losses, while Louisville stands at 34 and 25. Ft Wayne and Wheeling follow with varying marks as Marion and Dayton post midtable totals.
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W. L
Indianapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Ft. Wayne
Wheeling
Marion
Dayton
Columbus
Columbus Beats Senators in Sixth Straight. Wilhelm Shines
Columbus won another game from leaders 5 to 2 as Wilhelm pitched well and the defense sparkled behind him. Van Buren and News led the batting for Columbus while Indianapolis’ Fox and Kelly provided late offense. Attendance was 776.
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Wilhelm
Senators
van Buren
Tom News
Cal's
Ab.h.o.a.e
H.O.A.B
Fox
OlBey
News
Shannon
Griffin
O'Kelly
Grant
Flynn
Mylett
Ol Hickey
Zinram
Sytthof
Willi’m
Byers
Alloway
Indianapolis
Kelly
Carey
Heydon
Latham
Dayton Beats Louisville 3-2 Behind Wright Pitching
Wright pitched superbly for Dayton as his double sparked the decisive run in a 3-2 victory over Louisville. Scoring details and line scores are listed with players Evans Burns and Zalusky among those contributing, while Bailey earned the win in relief. Attendance was 300.
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Dayton
Louisville
Commercial Tribune
Wright
Yale Crew Wins Varsity Race in Tight Finish
In New London Yale edged Harvard by less than a length in the four mile Varsity race. Harvard led early, Yale surged to the front, and in the final 100 yards Yale prevailed with a time of 23:37 to Harvard's 23:46. Freshmen and four races preceded the main event.
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Crimson Oarmen
New Haven Collegiana
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Thomas
Bow
Rumsey
Couee
Baseball box score fragment from Toledo game
Partial line score and player stats show AB H and pitching figures for Toledo and opponents. Highlights include Foutz Kane Home Runs, Graffitis Wright Vinx Kellner two-base hits, and Pfeister Joss Nonhemer pitchers with bases on balls and strike counts.
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Ama
Toledo
Marion
Woodl
Meaney
Miller
Ouinn
Scanion
Foutz
Ule Ara
Reotid Graflus
Ol Truby
Gilks
Beecher
Area
Wheeling Beats Fort Wayne 2 1 as Ehret Injures Ankle
Wheeling won 2 to 1 over Fort Wayne in Wheeling. Ehret sprained an ankle while covering first base. Daniels pitched the last inning allowing three runs. Scoring details include two-base hits from Nattress Babb Lezotte Gallagher and stolen bases by Nattress Mullin and Herbert. Umpire Hornung. Time 1:45. Attendance not listed.
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Nance
Friel
Ruelow
Gleason
Sey
Darrett
Cronin
Sy Sparks
Detroit
Miln
Catechsat
Casey
Elberfeld
Conroy
Gilbert
Anderson
McAllister
Haskell
Wheeling
Ft. Wayne
Commercial Tribune
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Sheeling
Ehret
Daniels
Nattress
Babb
Lezotte
Gallagher
Bevans
Delehanty
Mullin
Herbert
Daniel Streit
Streit U
Streit
Iller
Nattrees
Lattimer
Hornung
Washington Team Wins First Victory Over Wilmington Nine
The Washington team defeats Wilmington in a top amateur Southern Ohio clash. Final score details list Washington ahead with strong pitching by Ward and Donahoe, and notable hits by Murphy Whisner and Ward. The Lazarus Victors visit tomorrow for another game.
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Washington
New
Ashington
Wilmington
Ohio
Jenkins
Moore
Ward
Donahoe
Sans
Murphy
Whisner
Tech
Srampordsville
Ind
Rusie declares he is as good as ever in major league return
In Muncie Indiana on June 27 Amos Rusie known as the Hoosier clone caseba pitcher said he is as good as ever and prepared for a return to the New York limited role in Cincinnati after boarding a train bound for Muncie.
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Commercial Tribune
Muncie
Ind
New York Limited
Cincinnati
Amos Rusie
Moore Wins Semifinal at National Tennis Championship
In Philadelphia Miss Kessie Moore defeated Juliette Atkinson in a hard fought semifinal to reach the final against Miss Jones. Moore then faces McAteer for the National title with doubles featuring Moore and Jones against Atkinson and McAteer.
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Wissahickon Heights
Juliette Atkinson
Mies Kessie Moore
Ss Moore
Wal Sei
Mies Moore
Miss Jones
Miss McAteer
Miss Moore
Miss Atkinson
Miss M More
Emma Warren
Reds Pitcher Refuses Double Duty After Slump
Osie objects to late travel and back to back pitching, saying he was ordered to rest until July 4. He vows to skip the box until then and aims to win the game when he returns. He told President Brush to halt pay until that date, but would be on deck if needed. Supporters doubt the claim.
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Cincinnati
Tegen
Osie
Reds
Brush
Hi Pay
Amateur Baseball Rosters and Upcoming Games Across Teams
Letters from the Commercial Tribuning Department seek out-of-town teams for a next Sunday clash. Bellevue Blues announce meetups with Covingtons and Superba at Norwood Inn Park, with Manager White pitching Louis Cones. A promoter targets Shamrocks and Covingtons with a tin cup ploy. scant details warn clubs to beware. Lineups include Commission Merchants versus P R Mitchell with open dates for others, inviting public attendance.
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Commercial Tribuning Department
Export Blues
Avondale
Maer Rothan
All-Americans
Race ‘Stree
Pearly
Mohawk Brown
Price Hill
Ed Skahen
Baymiller Street
City
Bellevue Blues
Bunker Hall
Laurel and Linn
Zurlage
McLean
Denton
Hunche
Leary
Luetz
Falme
Macke
Cones
Hornberger
Bening
Covingtons
Marrotte
Indianapolis
Covington Park
Chicago Stars
Superba
Norwood Inn Park
Blues
White
Louis Cones
Krundick
Shamrocks
Bellevue Brown
Anager Lowrey
The
League Park
Bond Hills
Stockman
Bond Hill
Behle
Blanchester
Harley Conover
Commission Merchants
P. R. Mitchell
Macke’s
W. Rohrer
Leverone c
Bigler
Arata
John Goodar
E. Rohrer
Pittsburg Cricketers Entertain Gym Team Tomorrow
The Pittsburg cricketers arrive in Cincinnati tomorrow for a cricket match with the Gym eleven at the athletic grounds from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. A light dinner and a banquet at the Gym Boat Club will follow as Smoky City guests. The Pittsburgers have high standing in cricket, adding local interest to the contest.
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Cincinnati
Smoky City
Gym Boat Club
Pittsburgers
Charley Herr Runs Fast Quarter for Trainer David Ill
In Lexington Kentucky Charley Herr clocked a 0:30% quarter mile today in a 2:01 pace under David Ill his owner. The thoroughbred is developing rapidly and drawing attention from locals.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Charley Herr
David Ill
Punishment Reduced for Juarine Driver Case in Lexington
The Kentucky Breeders Association board cuts Richard Molnehe’s expulsion to a $150 fine after a collision last fall. Directors report sensational action but will not disclose details.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Kentucky Oe Ipee Breeders’ Association
Richard Molahe
J Nieene
Newport Race Day Delivers Upset Finishes at Odds and Scramble
New York’s Newport card yields shocks as Santa Ventura wins at 30 to 1, besting Locust Blossom with Utero nosed third. Banquo breaks late but Birdie May secures the upset in the stretch. Eleven Bells takes a sharp long shot. Starbright leads turf feature before Decanter, notched favorites, finish strong.
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Santa Ventura
Newport
Fonteley
Pauline J
Golden C
Prudent
Chemisette
Beauchamp
Nellie Helmuth
Larry
Bean
Rose of Red
Follow
Hall
de Arman
Snell
Innes
Corinne C
Banquo
Font
Birdie May
Lindsey
Birdie
Eleven Bells
Teese Morris
Nancy Till
Utero
Miss Logan
Rey
Marx
Cogswell
Psion
Wilson
Cecreesesscdes
Elsie Venner
Sallie J
Julia Roge
Euphrasia
Jackson
Larry C
Batiste
Michaels
Anna Chamberlan
Tangible
Joe Vail
Prentice Young
Ruth Parks
Rosé of Red
Shell
Lindsay
Queen Friese
Edna Kenner
Black Heath
Lady In Black
Slasher
Outburst
Eitholin
Hinsdale
Eleven Belle
Geanie
Hathersoll
Else Morris
Nan Till
Sweet Dream
Times Star
Dandy H
Fairy Deh
Caloocan
Tuecer
Prue Wood
Locust Blossom
Narvaez
Charlie Daniels
Jerp
Robert Gray
Lena
Jim Nap
Robert Morrison
Bellarto
Startone
Starbright
Decanter
King Pep Ibs
Shaw
Fez
Cochran
Luéine
Ibs
Mitchell
Five Nations
Gunfire
Juliet
Rust
Locket
Roe Hampton
Pear
Red Path
Vitellius
Mercer
Hengist
Punctual
Frien Eers
O'Connor
Spencer
Humboldt al Bellario
Smith
Ascension
Lady Sterling
Frivol
Lady Mag
Trentham
Turner
Burns
Rochester
Larson
Maid of Harlem
Northern Star
Mounce
McGinn
Belvino
Wonderly
Spéncer
Prince McClurg
Early Thoroughbred Entries Feature Mixed Weights and Names
The racing card lists four selling and purse races with varied weights and a roster of horses including Flora Belle Free Admission Arriba Demosthenes Henry Gibbs Little Reggie Dandy H Sir Blaze Rae Beiing O fturlo Metoxen Land Ho Charles Danaie Ono mactus Ed Roth Grandma N B G Fox Incandescent Badger King Rex Insolence Martha D Poison Dr Worth Queen Phosph Palawan Pine Chip meeps Bixby Ben OFalon Sundown II Tadema Golden C Pauline J Ida Hulett Flying Bird Full Dress Piramo Jackoes Blenheim Boltaire John Frank Fellows Birthheed thelves Old re Laura's First Obert Morrison Rowdy G Meggs Kel vuino Pretty Rosie Governor Boyd and others are listed in uncertain spellings.
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Flora Belle
Arriba
Faith Ward
Demosthenes
Henry Gibbs
Little Reggie
Dandy H
Sir Blaze
Rae Beiing
O Fturlo Metoxen
Land Ho
Charles Danaie
Onomactus
Ed Roth
Grandma N
B.G. Fox
Incandescent
Badger
King Rex
Insolence
Martha D
Poison
Dr. Worth
Queen Phosph
Palawan
Pine Chip
Meeps
Bixby
Ben O'Falon Sundown II
Seiling
Tadema
Golden C
Pauline J
Ida Hulett
Flying Bird
Full Dress
Piramo
Jackoes
Blenheim
Boltaire
John Frank Fellows
Birthheed Thelves
Laura’s
Obert Morrison Or Morris
Rowdy G
Meggs
Kel Vuino Pretty Rosie
Governor Boyd
Racing Names and Horse Connections From the Program
A list of race entries features Dandy H Arriba Sir Blaze and Laura's First with connections including Ed Roth Chas Daniels B G Fox Martha D Ben O'Fallon Pine Chip Queen Quality Golden C Pirate Jack Willis and N Morris.
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Dandy H.—Arriba
Sir Blaze
Ed Roth
Chas, Daniels
B. G. Fox
Poison
Martha D
Ben O’fallon
Pine Chip—Queen Quality
Golden C
Jack Willis
Laura
Gov. Boyd
N. Morris
Maude Gonne Wins Englewood Stakes In Last Jump
At Washington Park on a fast track the Englewood Stakes produced a thrilling finish as Maude Gonne edged Sadie S by a short head in the final sixteenth. Trinity Bell and Pink Coat were strong in other races while Wain-a-Moinen and Jay Lady also figure in daylight.
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Washington Park
Englewood
Lady Schorr
Sadie
Lady Strathmore
Maud Gonne
Freywood
Trinity Hell
Strathmore
Trinity Bell
Bullman
Maude Gonne
Sadies
Pink Coat
Mr. Brown
Gonfalon
Wain-a-Moinen
Eddie Busch
Fleres
Jay Lady
Headwater
Dominick
Sair
Rasseias
Grandon
West
Fantasy
Vernetta
Haviland
Havil Il
South Breeze
Ransch
Prince Blazes
Gawaine
Seaton
Winkfield
J. Woods
Mags
Mathewe
Sir Oliver
Odlawha
Dodie
Sweet Billie
Redhook
The
Four Hundred
Gold Heels Wins Spendthrift Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Gold Heels captured the Spendthrift Stakes by one and a furlong at Sheepshead Bay. The favorite with Smile, the other three starters carried high odds as Belvino set a hot pace early.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Belvino
Five Favorites Land Purse Wins At Fair Grounds
At the Fair Grounds in St Louis on June 27 five favorites and a strong second choice won. Dale rode three winners on Sacee and another mount. Track fast. Race summaries list winners and notable contenders across six races with times and odds for several horses.
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the Fair Grounds
Dale
Sacee
Fine Weather at High Track Fast Racing Card
June racing at High track featured six races with strong early favorites and clear outcomes. Horses like Lady Hay and St Hera led early sprints while Gray Dally and Gotemba competed in seven furlongs. Final results show pace times around 1 2 for six and a half furlongs and a close mile and a half.
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Ibs
Wedderstrand
Cole Stone
Gallagher
Gilmore
Levee Ceeseedeee Eee
Oakling
Staocles
Virginian
Otonclay
Phonolite
Meran
Patheen
Ibg
O'Neil
SRG
Radley
Kemp
Handit
Anna Eric
Poyntz
Curd Gillock
Beana
Dale
Kilt Sidney
Jimenez
Pancharm
Thornwild
General McGruder
Northern Spy
Gane
Pete Pee de
Lamp Globe
Hiliee
Siti Manated
Ed L
Ibs Cpeseinger
Cpngin
B.c
Palarm
Haste
Lady Curzon
Kisme
Derstrand
Tony Lepper Sre
Castillo
Jim Breeze
Kid Me
Coy
Midian
Joe Doughty
Vedas
Cariboo
Golden Harvest
Campus
Accolade
Kitty Clyde
C. Wilson
Lady Hay
L. Thompson
Ida Penzance
Traxler
Drogheda
Dynasty
Dr. Moore
Lelia Barr
King D
St. Hera
T. Walker
Miss Blarney
Halmetta
Red’ Pepper
Bonnie Maid
Lynch
Medford
J. O'Connor
Sauce Boat
Little’ Veronica
Madame Gerst
the Geezer
Ergo
Gray Dally
Alaire
Gotemba
Aker
Lizzie A
Algie M
Mrs. Moth
Sara Gamp
Codtrice
Sone
Ae Oggt Agg Wilson
Ly. Er
Dams
Pee Ie
Arnie Lauretta
Sue Cufton
Sheepshead Racecard Entries Have Wide Field of Horses
The card lists multiple races at Sheepshead with maidens two year olds selling a half mile to one mile races. Entries include Rossair Yibs Baim of Gilead Linora Essene Suscasunna Abel Glen Friar Tabor Trump Lemoyne Iluminate Merriment and many others with weights and odds noted.
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Linora
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Abel Glen
Friar Tabor
Dublin
Electress
Alibert
Gay Boy
Peninsula
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Raffaello
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Carbuncle
Herbert Ill
Cyrano ‘Ll
Trigger
All Gold
Scurry
Fairy Tale
Alsike
Ate P
Balloon
Anauta
Princeton Girl
Inshot
Surmelee
Ristrick
Tney Diddy
San Luis
Knight of the Garter
Belgrade
Washington Park
Throstle
Harry Wilson
Jiminez
Fred Ackerman
Embry
Poling ‘Per
Omdurman
Searcher
Hart D
Eva's Darling
Emma C. L
Vulcain
Yellow Tail
George Arnold
Candelabrum
Likeness
Don't Care
Precursor
Waldeck
Lamachus Beiamas
Annie ‘Oldfield
King Deilis
Tsiare 'Seideili
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Mies Y
Ecome
Scotch Plaid
Winigat Deyhor
Netle G. W
Leo Newell
He Sage Chief
Odnor
Pirates Queen
Colons Transferred to Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Mich June 27 Manager Joe Wilmot of the Louisville Western Astern baseball team arranged to transfer his club to Grand Rapids for the remainder of the season. The team will play its first game here next Wednesday.
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Louisville Western Astron
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Turf Congress 10 Have a New Track
The Turf Congress plans a Louisville track joining the circuit with high class racing next spring opposing Churchill Downs. Douglass and Bailey visit to push a syndicate while folds of rule rescission for foreign books stir debate as managers seek consent and purses exceed one hundred five thousand dollars.
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Man Davis
Fred Mencke
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Sympathy racket played by Harlem track case
Ex Judge Moran accused counsel for the injunction of being in the pay of St. Louis gamblers and sought to strip the case of credibility. Judge Stein heard Moran’s challenge to the motives of the Illinois prosecution, contending a chancery court lacked jurisdiction. The hearing was continued as prosecutors consider Hawthorne and Washington Park if the Harlem injunction remains.
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King Edward Backed Whitney Horse at Derby
King Edward will not attend events until Cowes regatta but shows keen interest in major meetings. He reportedly won over £20,000 since the season began and backed Volodyroski in the Derby via a private wire from Epsom Downs to Marlborough House.
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Sprinter Long Sets Sights On English Championship Title
Champion sprinter Max g sails on the steamship St. Louis for England to defend the 100 yard title in the English championship. He previously set a world record of 0:09 4-5 and hopes to repeat the triumph.
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