Errors Hit By Corcoran Huggins Mis Plays
Fraser and Phillippi pitched well as Corcoran and Huggins made costly miscues that hurt the game. The defense struggled in key moments leading to the setback for their team.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
6
Brooklyn Beats Philadelphia Easy 10-0 in Neutral Victory
Brooklyn pitcher Stricklett limited Philadelphia to three hits as Brooklyn scored ten runs. Key plays included Lumley steal and multiple two base hits by Jordan Alperman Lumley Magee. Sparks, Richie and Stricklett split pitching duties with 1:50 game time. umpire Johnstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Stricklett
Richie
Lumley
Jordan
Alperman
Magee
Lewis
Doolin
Gleason
Bransfield
Titus
Crist
Sparks
Roy
Johnstone
Baseball Scoring Confusion Noted in Odd Transcript
Fragmentary box score shows plays by Corcoran and Fraser with double plays by Corcoran and Schiei. Wild pitch by Phillippi and attendance listed as 2,000. time recorded as 1:40 with umpire O Day. Cincinnati versus Pittsburgh appears in ragged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leach
Fraser
Corcoran
Schiei
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Phillippi
O’day
New York Beats Boston 6 4 in League Action
National League game summary shows New York defeating Boston 6 to 4 in a 5 game today. H. Brain and McGann led with extra base power while Pfeffer and Mathewson split the pitching responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hgar Skray
N.Y
Bridwell
O'Neil
Oj Gilbert
Stroebel
Li'bowerman
Pfeffer
Math’son
Im Bi
Pirates Rally in Seventh to Beat Reds 3 1 in Tilt
In a tense game, Tommy Corcoran and Miller Huggins misplays opened the door for three unearned Pirates runs in the seventh. Chick Fraser pitched well through six, but Leach and Ritchey produced the decisive scores as Pittsburgh won 3 to 1 over Cincinnati, handing Reds manager Hanlon another loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Corcoran
Miller Huggins
Pirates
Mr. Hanlon
Reds
Fraser
Chick Fraser
Chick
Corcoran
Huggins
Wagner
Tommy
Kelley
Hug
Kel
Nealon
Leach
Ritchey
Gibson
Phillippi
Livingstone
Paddy Livingstone
Paddy
Seymour
Beaumont
Ganley
Clarke
Schlei
Delahanty
Odwell
Oddie
Leach Bunt
Kansas City Edges Minneapolis 2–1 In Tight Game
Greminger misplayed a fifth inning throw allowing two Kansas City runs as they beat Minneapolis 2 to 1. Thomas limited opponents to three hits with ten strikeouts in a complete game effort for Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Greminger
Kansas City
Thomas
Indianapolis Triumphs in Ten Innings Over Columbus 3 2
Indianapolis edged Columbus 3 to 2 in ten innings. Kellum earned the win, Berger took the loss. Key hits included a two-base hit by Ryan and a late run after two outs. Wrigsley and Ryan provided sacrifice plays, with Pickering stealing a base and Coulter charged with an error. Time was 1 hour 45 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Columbus
Balle
Kellum
Berger
Ryan
Wrigsley
Pickering
Coulter
Owens
Kenna Wildness Costs Toledo In Loss To Louisville
Toledo lost to Louisville 8 0 as Portland pitcher Sutthoff held the Rockets hitless in part and Kenna issued the wild pitches. Toledo outhit and outfielded Louisville but drew passes, stole bases Stovall two, Demont, Hu Sullivan and Stovall with two two-base hits. Passed ball Shaw. Time 1 45. Umpire Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Kenna
Louisville
Shaw
Sutthoff
W. Clarke
Krueger
Stovall
Demont
Huullivan
Woodruff
Ken
AB. de Louisy
Ab.h. Az
Nance
Mallman
A J.clarke
Brashear
Jude
Sullivan
Kerwin
Quinlan
Battham
Milwaukee takes two from St. Paul in twin bill
Milwaukee won both games at St. Paul, scoring 8 to 7 in the first and 7 to 4 in the second. Key early pitching changes knocked out Buchanan and Curtiss in the opener as Milwaukee surged ahead and never trailed. In the nightcap Milwaukee collected seventeen hits off Cay to seal the easy victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Milwaukee
Buchanan
Curtiss
Cay
Milwaukee Milks St Paul In Doubleheader Opener
In the first game Milwaukee beat St Paul 4 to 2 with Green and Wheeler doubling for St Paul the hitters. Buchanan worked four and one third for Milwaukee giving up nine hits while Curtiss allowed nine in five innings. In the second game St Paul managed a 4 to 6 loss as Milwaukee piled up two base hits from Green and Wheeler and took eight walks while Oberlin and Coy split pitching duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Rey
Milwaukee
Imo
Smith
Padden
Green
Frisk
Wheeler
Buchanan
Curtiss
Clark
Robinson
McCormick
Bateman
Raley
Rockenfield
Parkins
Oberlin
St. Paul
Haskell
Barry Suspended by Hanlon Weakening Reds in Trip Context
Jack Barry was suspended from the Cincinnati baseball team for an indefinite period after missing the ballpark. Hanlon cited discipline as the reason, with Schlein at first base and Livingstone and Stanage covering behind the plate. The Reds proceed with reduced roster as they head to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Barry
Cincinnati
Barry
George Schlein
Hanlon
Pirates
Jack
Schlei
Livingstone
Stanage
Herrmann
Delahanty Sparks Hitting Streak in Recent Days
Jim Delahanty has developed a hot hitting streak over the last two or three days and is driving the ball with regularity. Encouragement is given to maintain the current form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Delahanty
Yale Harvard Boat Race Set For Thames Showdown Today
NEW LONDON UConn June 27 Yale and Harvard crews, each record-breakers in time trials, ready for the varsity eight on the Thames. Coach Kennedy faces Coach Wray with lane and toss decisions shaping the three races as crowds fill town for the regatta.
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New London
Uconn
Harvard
Thames
Kennedy
Yale
Wray
National Open Golf Championship to be played at Onwentsia
Chicago June 27 Tomorrow the National open golf championships will be held on the Onwentsia links at Lake Forest with good weather expected to yield excellent scores. Preliminary practice was delayed by a heavy thunderstorm but most contenders spent time on the course. Scores posted include Smith 72, Barrett 73, Robertson 74, White 76, Egan 76, Howland 79, Cum mings 79, Hackhardt 77, Mackie 78, McLeod 78, Hobens 79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Onwentsia Club
Lake Forest
Smith
Nassau
Percy Barrett
Toronto
Robertson
Oakmont
Robert White
Rainsloe
Chandler Egan
Exmoor
William Howland
Skokie
George Cummings
Otto Hackhardt
Oconomowoc
LS. Mackie
Fox's Hill
Fred McLeod
Midlothian
J. Hobens
Elizabeth
N. J
Tigers Edge Indians In Nine Inning Tilt
Detroit and Cleveland split a rough nine inning game with Detroit scoring in the ninth on a Turner two base hit. Crawford and Cobb added three base hits for Cleveland while Siever fanned three and Eels struck out four in eight and two thirds innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Siefecceiseeree
Cleveland
Sm.esseeees
Eels
Siever
Turner
Crawford
Cobb
Coughlin
Cougalton
Detroit
Schaefer
Evans and
Connolly
New York Beats Boston 6-4 In Uphill Return
New York defeats Boston 6 to 4 in an uphill game highlighted by Laporte’s batting. The box shows key hits by Delahanty Stahl Williams and Morgan, with Winter and Orth pitching and several fielding plays including double plays and a passed ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Laporte
Ab.h.o.a.b
N. Y
Parent
Keeler
Stahl
Hayden
Delah’nty
Morgan
Hoffman
Armb't
Winter
Orth
Williams
Delahanty
Ferris
Armbruster
Kleinow
Freeman
Hoey
Connor and
Hurst
Chicago 3 Saint Louis 0 in baseball tilt
Chicago shut out St. Louis 3 to 0. T Jones driven in two bases on balls and two sacrifice plays, White and Hahn also contributed. Isbell, Koehler, and Donohue featured in double plays as Chicago matched St. Louis 9 left on base. Time 1:58. Umpire Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Green
Wheeler
Padden
Rockenfield
Raley
van Zandt
Clark
McCormick
Beville
Oberlin
Coy
Robinson
Bateman
Hemphill
Pierce, Goodwill
Drill
St. Louis
Chicago
T. Jones
White
Hahn
O'Neil
Koehler
Wallace
Jones
Tannehill
Isbell
Donohue
Stone
Howell
Sheridan
Ee St. L
A.E
Ayet
Niles
Ann
Weer
Eeree
E'Mpatll
Davis Bee
I White
Nordyke
Washington
Philadelphia
Davis
Hartsel
Seybold
Plank
Anderson
M. Cross
Murphy
Hughes
Powers
O’ Loughlin
Phillies blank Washington in 6 0 victory
Washington managed only three singles as Philadelphia won 6 to 0. Plank held the Senators hitless through the first eight innings, with strong defense and timely hits powering the Phillies offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Washington
Plank
Nut Boy Sets Track Record On Rochester Trot Card
Big crowd watches Nut Boy dominate the 2:16 trotting and win in straight heats at Rochester. Major Brino takes the 2:16 pacing after Kyra and Minnie Florence performances, with Goldie Hillard earning third. Lizzie Carew wins the 2:24 pacing in three straight heats as Amboy, Loho place.
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Rochester
N. Y
Nut Boy
Long John
Kid
Major Brino
Kyra
Minnie Florence
Goldie Hillard
Amboy
Loho
Lizzie Carew
Doctor B
Josephine Harold
Kenilworth Race Results At Buffalo Track
Buffalo June 27 Kenilworth weather clear track fast results from six races Hannibal Bey wins first Race first Place with Pr ro second Galithea third June time 1 34 5 Workman takes Second Race Town Topics second Grace Kimball third Phythia Money Mass third in Third Race Laura A wins Fourth Race Satchel F E Shaw second Anita Lady third time 1 14 5 Australiaa wins Sixth Race Delmore second Nonsense third Time 1 41
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Buffalo
Pythia
Money Mass
Alencon
Laura A
de Oro
Temacco
Satchel
F. E. Shaw
Anita Lady
Australiaa
Delmore
Nonsense
Ironsides
Lyne
Ben Ban
McDanieh
Confederate
L. Williams
Angler
Sewell
Glen Echo
Martin
Huntington
Half brother of Highball sells for 10500 at Sheepshead Bay
The bay colt by Len Strome Strychnia, a half brother of Highball the 1904 American Derby winner, sold at Sheepshead Bay for 10500. Buyer Sidney Paget purchased the colt, with several other notable lots listed including entries by Star Shoot Sir Dixon Ben Strome and others.
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NPW
York
Highball
Sheepshead Bay
Sidney Paget
Len Strome
Strychnia
Star Shoot
Chicora
H. B. Duryea
Riverside outing bars boxing for charity event
Manager Nicholson assures Sheriff Jones that no boxing will occur at tomorrow night’s Riverside Athletic Club outing for the fined boxers. Prosecutor Rulison sought investigation after rumors of a boxing exhibition, but Nicholson confirms other athletic sports only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Athletic Club
Sherrff Jones
Nicholson
Rulison
American Raymond Little dominates Wimbledon fourth round match
In the lawn tennis championship at Wimbledon, Raymond D. Little defeats T. D. Steward 6-0 in the first set, then 8-6 in a tight second set and 6-4 in the third, advancing in the singles. In doubles, Collins and Little triumph over Simond and Taylor 6-2 7-5 in the second round.
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Wimbleton
Eng
Raymond D. Little
T. D. Steward
Collins and Little
Simond
Taylor
Terre Haute Defeats South Bend In Tight Pitchers Battle
In South Bend Terre Haute edged South Bend 1 to 0 in a close pitchers duel. Brossius and Weaver versus Kline and Tieman, with Evansville, Grand Rapids, and Canton others listed for June 27. Rain postponed Wheeling Dayton game.
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National Cubs
Secege
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Cleveland
New York
Ae York
Detroit
Chicago
Klyni Ab.h.o
Phila. AB
St. Louis
Maloney
Crist
Louisville
Milwaukee
Wheeling
Canton
Sparks
Evansville
Richie
South Bend
Minneapolis
Dayton
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Terre Haute
Ind
Grand Rapids
Ore
Springfield
R. H. Springfield
Labor and Society Meet on July Fourth at League Park
On July 4 in the morning the Avondale team of the Saturday Afternoon League will face the Press Assistants' Club from the Union Labor League at League Park. Avondales hold one defeat. Press Assistants have won all trades league games. Umpires: McGinnis from the Saturday Afternoon League and Woods from the Trades Union League. Game starts at 10 a.m. sharp.
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Labor and Society
League Park
Avondale
Union Labor League
Avondales
Trades Union League
Bruce
McGinnis
Meyers
Woods
Preacher Sailor Fortner Discharged From Navy
Matthew Fortner a South Carolina preacher type was dishonorably discharged from the U S Navy yesterday. He initially enlisted to study conditions for ministry work and later deserted after entering the Gospel ministry path. Fortner was arrested in a South Carolina divinity college where he studied for the ministry amid prior sympathy and White House inquiries.
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Commercial Tribune
Norfolk
Matthew Fortner
South Carolina
United States Navy
Fortner
Navy
Army of
Gospel Workers
Divinity
Roosevelt
United States
Congress
Carolina
Nelson to fight Herman in San Francisco on September 19
A bout between Battling Nelson and Kid Herman of Chicago has been arranged for September 19 in San Francisco. The match was organized by Morris Levy, manager of the Hayes Valley Athletic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Battling Nelson
Kid Herman
Chicago
Morris Levy
Hayes Valley Athletic Club
Sisz wins grand prize in Le Mans auto contest
Sisz of France wins the grand prize at Le Mans after leading the Sarthe circuit from start. He began at 5 55 am and completed the final circuit in 1 7 34 while the 4236 kilometer course was covered in 12 22 37 5 over two days of racing with six hours daily. Mazzaro of Italy placed second and Clement of France third as the event averaged over 103 km per hour including repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE Mans
France
Sisz
Sarthe
Mazzaro
Italy
Clement
Cincinnati Fan Food and Baseball Notes for Sunday
Cincinnati area teams post Sunday games with the Chester Navies heading to Miamisburg Ohio and the Cincinnati Eagles scheduling a Fourth of July clash at League Park. Manager LeBrecht pursues pennant rivals while Elmwood Place and Northside teams seek matches against out of town clubs. Local youth teams such as West End Cardinals and Kentu Colonels feature young players and returnees from the Virginia League as fans anticipate crowded grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murray
West Fourth Street
City
Chester“ Navies
Miamisburg
LeBrecht
Cincinnatos
League Park
Cincinnati Eagles
Perith
Portsmouth
Jim Keenan
Texas
Bruce Attison
Northsides
Cynthiana
Homesteads
Newport
Eakins
Breitenstein
Mahorey
Elmwood Athletics
Bke
F. Scott
Maple Street
Elmwood Place
Christ Church
East Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Woodruff
Box 14
Station S
Innes
Weber-Kopp
University Grounds
Herman Bellstedt
Powers
Innes Bunch
Yockey
East Side Grounds
Cumminsville
Northside
Evans
Grohe
W. A. Burke
West Seventh Street
Mermaid Stakes Victory At Sheepshead Bay
Perverse won the Mermaid Stakes at Sheepshead Bay beating Sahara by two lengths after a steady pace setting by Sahara early. The card races included selling events and sprint finishes with Monfort Glorifier Ethan Ironsides Angler and Glen Echo among the notable winners and runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Perverse
Sheepshead Bay
Sahara
Monfort
Miller
Frank Lord
L. Williams
Blackmate
Notter
Glorifier
Wishard
Heaslip
Radtke
Single Shot
Sewell
Ethan
Lyne
Belfast
Martin
Lotowanna
Shaw
First Race Form Readout at Roseben and Kiamesha
A horse racing card lists weights and entrants for six races. Notable runners include Roseben Kiamesha Tradition Handzarra Belgravia Water Grass in the first race and Connover Flying Virginian Paul Jones in the steeplechase. The Surf Futurity features Arimo Saracinesca Peter Paul Grimaldi Prince Fortunatus and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseben
Kiamesha
Tradition
Handzarra
Belgravia
Connover
Flying Virginian
Paul Jones
Tom Cogan
Little Casino
Gold Fleur
Kernel
Bulwark
Long Run
Courier
Arimo
Saracinesca
Peter Paul
Grimaldi
Prince Fortunatus
Don Enrique
Alethena
Rufus
Sheepshead Bay
Prince Hamburg
Dainty
Blandy
Dolly
Spanker
Halifax
Aeronaut
Dishabille
Bedouin
von Tromp
Inquisitor
Flip Flap
Captain Emerich
J. C. Core
Vaquero
Compensation
Elsie Janis
Communicaw
Umbrella
L'Amour
Bay Twig
Jacinta
Magnastella
Gold Duke
Officer
Skiddoo
Lady Hastings
Golden West
Logistilla
Astronomer
Mandarin
Far West
Entree
Cederstrome
Just So
Belle of Pequest
Telephone
A. Muskoday
Caronal
Scores from southern baseball twin bills
In Atlanta the first game ended Atlanta 0 Montgomery 2 and the second 2 to 2. Birmingham saw Birmingham 2 Nashville 9 in the opener and 4 to 3 in the nightcap. Shreveport split with Memphis 3 to 1 then 7 to 4. In Little Rock the score read Little Rock 1 New Orleans 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Montgomery
Montgom
Gongert 9 First in Free Handicap
Frank Flesher led early and won the free handicap by three lengths from La Thorpe. Webber finished a neck behind for third as the field chased a fast pace and demo faded on the stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gongert
John Marklein & Co
G. Frank Flesher
Marius N
W. A. Smith & Co
G. Webber
Sempronius—Webb
Austin
Resten
Leopold
Murphy
Princess Marie
Lor
Peekae
Perkins
Leonard L
Boland
Steaten
Wilson
Webber
King Leopold
Frank Flesher
Poster
la Thorpe
Western
Demo
Concert Dominates Latonia Card In Blazing Run
At Latonia yesterday Concert scored a easy victory in the free handicap one mile race. The day featured strong showings from The Minks and The Englishman, with Tom Crowe and Frank Flesher also winning in close spreads as favorites stumbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Crowe
Milam
Frank Flesher
C. McCafferty
Austin
Dire E. Robinson
Preston
C. Fisher
Hall
Nicol
War of the tracks heats up in racing rivalry
The report notes a heated horse race where Milam released a horse after the second race and Mc Cafferty faces growing opposition. The sale battle resumes as McCafferty claims Tom b, signaling escalating moves by his enemies in a tense stakes dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sta
Milam
McCafferty
Ater Co
Tom B
Concert Forte: Rain Bow colt Hudson funds third in first race
Scott Hudson lost a sizable sum betting on Dr Turner who faded after the start as Rain Bow colt finished third. Concert, piloted by Preston, led a strong bid and won, with Concert considered the best three year old filly on the track. The Jones entry faced heavy favorites in race four but Concert stayed a strong second choice with many bookies shutting down wagers.
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James Bohun
Hall
F. W. Schmidt
Hanaeree
Austin
S. H. Kunz
Inspector
Precious Stone
Frank Bell
Presentation
Marco
Gladiator
Cygnet
F. M. Arthur
B. c. Longbright
John Bright
Mattie Long
Perkins
Little Elkin
Heffernan
Katherine L
Riley
Sea Shark
Allen
Brigand
Truebel
Juba Fid
D. McCluer
Hubbard
Ngbright
McCluer
Dr. McCluer
Longbright
T. P. Hayes
Larone
Victory
Marmet
Ibs
J. C
Dr. Turner
Flotilla
Captor
Lane Allen
Lady March
Wigglestick
Tom Chance
Casperdine
Sherrill
Pete Vinegar
Katherine Moore
J. C. Milam & Co
B. c
Tom Crowe
Contestor
Flores
J. W. O’neall
Br. c. Proteus
Rice
James Arthur
Halma
Sally Ban
Nicol
Mangus
Pinaud
Preston
Adesso
Murphy
Flagstone
Casverse
Maverick
Vanderbout
Golden Sunrise
Scotch Dance
Proteus
Happy Jack
Edward Frazer
Maud L
D. N. Prewitt
Top Gallant
Isabinds
A. Oldham
Jim Douglas
Henry Young
Amy
Day
Nico
Bellindian
Oregar
Intense
Hicks
Daring
Hefferman
Alma Dufour
Jones
Jim Douglass
Concert
Minks
Concer
Colonel Jim
Isecond
Scott Hudson
Rainbow
Hudson
Obert
Colonel Jim Douglas
Bookies
Frazer
Track set to flash on dry spell
The track is improving after rain with Superintendent Keegan preparing to finish surface work to make it fast for upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keegan
Western Noses to Ninth in Crowded Field
A hot tip stirred interest on Western as the crowd watched a nine-entrant field. Western finished ninth after a late night effort, not reaching the late hours of the previous night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Crowe Horse Bets Spark Local Court Laughs
In Police Court Judge Lueders dismissed a man with cash on him after the suspect claimed he bet $2 on Tom Crowe at 20 to 1. The judge praised a winner from Latonia and noted Tom Crowe ran at 7 to 1, lifting several crowds’ fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Crowe
Judge Lueders
Lueders
Latonia
Attaches Dorothy Clark Over $200 Feed Debt at Latonia
Dorothy Clark owner T F Sellers was attached at Latonia race track by Constable Heitzmann on complaint of BE D Clark and J D Scott of Lexington Kentucky for a $200 feed debt. Case set for hearing before Squire Clark on Tuesday.
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T. F. Sellers
Latonia
Constable Heitzmann
BE. D. Clark
J. D. Scott
Lexington
Squire Clark
Windsor Horse Results Show Four Favorites Win
Windsor Ontario race results report four favorites victorious on a fast track. Winners include Lutie Mac Rubergat Hang Wegner Erskine Aureceiver and Lemon Girl with times ranging from 1:02 to 2:08 1 5.
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Lochgoil
Svey
Lord of the Valley
Joe Shields
Bensonhurst
Beeeeee Sylvan
Belle
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Zick
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Miss Martha
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