Bribed Water Captures Merchant Stakes In Close Finish
J B Goodman colors dominated the Merchant Stakes for three year olds and up as Bribed Water edged St Augustine by a length and a half after a driving start to finish. Diversion narrowly beat Grundy for third with a large field of four after withdrawals. The mile time was 1 38 and Bribed Water paid 5.20 for 2 straight. Night Owl Hocnir and Butterscotch II were scratched leaving a four horse race.
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J. B. Goodman
St. Augustine
McDowell
Diversion
Grundy
Great Britain
Sande
Pilot House
Henderson
Night Owl
Hocnir
Butterscotch II
Chasseur
Crystal Ford
Sea Pirate
Ates
Lady Vulcain
Weer Drummond
Wise Joan
Ido Véene Caubmene
Esquimaux
Crest Hill
Branseneves
Lion d'Or
Purling
Ccesseres
County Kerry
Osgood
Blairgowrie
Peter
War Club
Damrosch
Hanovia Hendrie
Miss Bryn Wenee
Dublin Mary
Millraee
Cadillac
Dragoon
Nebraska
Coral
Mr. Specs Saeteege
Highland Lassie
Langdon Teeeweeee
Little Cottage
Royal Ewes
Imp. Red Cross L
Miss Kruter
Racaidens
Daedalus
Teresa J. Seelee
Clarissa Eaeee
Myrtle V
Mackenzie Weede
George Washington
Sir Helio
Miss Sterling
Cousin O' Mine
Imp
Punchinello
Chester IT
Driffield
Wigstone
Spirit of France
Iit
Latonia Race Card Payouts For Multiple Races
First Race Adelia W paid $5.90 to win with $3.10 place and show. Second Race Petrovna paid $4.60 $2.70 $2.20. Third Race Sandman N paid $7.20 $4.10 $3.30. Fourth Race St Bernard paid $5.20 $3.20 $2.60. Fifth Race Bribed Voter paid $5.10 $2.80 out. Sixth Race Angeline paid $14.60 $4.40 $3.80. Seventh Race Sun God paid $3.10 $2.60 $2.10. Wager base was $2 mutuels. hi.
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Petrovna
Sandman N
Adelia W
M. Garner
Candle Light
O’brien
Bob Baker
Alex
Twiford
Salute
McVex
Doily
Vensylvio
Newel W
Silvery Light
Sande
Bon Tromp
Lunsford
Skies Knob
F. Smith
Shine
Sam McMeekin
Skiles Knob
Sandman II
O'Brien
Tom Anderson
Barrett
Yorkville
King Belle
Diocerside
Getz
Lytle
Liberator
Ed Garrison
Huffaker
Leicester
Sandman IL
St. Bernard
Liley
Hidden Jewel
Morys
Ginger
Connelly
Napan
Archie Alexander
Carrie Moore
Lothair
St. Augustine
Gruber
Diversion
Majestic
Grundy
Matuels
Angeline
Mooney
Marduder
Cruces
Marauder
Sun God
Baby Lynch
Jim Heffering
Harvest King
Sharon Lawn
Filar
Jim Hefferins
Turf Notes Payoffs From Local Races
The two horse combination from the second and third races paid $62.25. The two horse pool from the sixth and seventh races paid $48.60. The three horse gig from the fourth, sixth and seventh races paid $82.75.
Riders Sweep With Two Wins From Sande Mounts
Sande rode two winners on Petrovna and Bribed Water, leading the day. Other victors included M. Garner, W. O'Brien, W. Lilly, J. Maloney, and H. Lunsford.
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Sande
Petrovna
M. Garner
W. O’brien
W. Lilly
J. Maloney
H. Lunsford
St Bernard Brannon’s Colt Pulls Up Lame After Victory
St Bernard, Brannon's two year old colt, won the fourth race but pulled up lame after the finish. The Kansas City track reported the incident and Brannon will have the horse examined by a veterinarian.
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St. Bernard
Brannon
Track Reopens Fast After Friday Rain Under Nolte’s System
Surprising rapid restoration brings the track to fast condition, proving marked improvement since opening days. Superintendent Nolte’s up to date methods credited for the transformation and renewed surface quality.
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Nolte
Horse Race Results From Race Day Card
Results list from the track detailing purses for six races, maiden two-year-olds to older horses. Winners include Adelia W and Sandman II with mutuel payouts and times, names of riders, weights, and competing horses across seven races.
Selections From a Harness Race Card
The card lists races with horse names and drivers including Bronze Eagle Gus Scheer Labelsk, Second Race M Bert Thurman Langhorne Fleetabelle, Third Race Orenzo Linden Lothair, Fourth Race Fau Col Serenest Hollinger, Fourth Race Faux Col Serenest Hollinger, Sixth Race Clean Up Eddie T Queen Apple, Seventh Race Marys Beau Peerless One Redmon. Best Bet Orenzo.
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Little
Bob Orde
Reuben Hugh
Jiffy Ee
Judge Wright II
Gus Scheer
Ginger Quill
Langhorne
Teewee Teneere
Jim Wakely
Sybil Ane
Ague
M. Bert Thurman
Kenward Anteetene
R. H. Anderson
Hasty Cora
Old Eglets
Fleetabelle Ween
Colle
Thom
R. Handley
F. C. Cole Iron Master
Il Sayonarta
Ewe
John Churchill
Lucky Pearl
Joe Stahr
Orenzo
Lothair Aay
Wyndover
Selma
Jamoufleur
John Vergne
Imp
Pastoureau
Weer
Ee Eeewenes
Hollinger
Waukeag
Serenest
Franklin
Jas. T.clark
Boniface - Sebeeeree
J. J. Murdock
Buford
Hemlock
Fair Orient
Guide Post
Surpassing
Alston Cs
Eddie
Russell
Levy Sone Ween
Butcher Boy
Dr. Shafer
John I
Mary
Redmon
Apprentice Schorr
Bronze Eagle
Labelsk
Fleetabelle
Linden
Lothair
Fau Col
Faux Col
Eddie T
Queen Apple
Mary’s Beau
Peerless One
Munro Wins Amateur Ohio Golf Title in Cleveland
Jack Munro of Zanesville defeated Ellsworth Augustus of Cleveland 4 to 3 to win the fifteenth annual Ohio State amateur golf championship in Cleveland.
Merchants Stakes Runup Skews Purse as Horse Changes Hands
E. R. Bradley raised the bid on Merchants Stakes horse from 1700 to 3500, with J. B. Goodman declaring the horse for the race. Goodman guarded the entry with a 5 advance bid. The race carried a 2100 net purse, and the surge in bids consumed all but 385.
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E. R. Bradley
J. B. Goodman
Goodman
Jockey Metcalf Heads to Spreckels Ranch Napa
Jockey J Metcalf left for Spreckels ranch in Napa California last night as he continues race season assignments and training duties nearby.
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J. Metcalf
Spreckels
Napa, Cal
Fine pitchers gain hit and catch flies in baseball era
Special Dispatch notes Babe Ruth’s outfield feats for the Boston Red Sox echoing past pitchers who turned batters. Walther Johnson Joe Wood Ray Caldwell Ben Tincup Grover Alexander Eddie Cicotte Earl Hamilton Gene Packard Claude Hendrix Clarence Mitchell Lefty Tyler Earl Yingling Burleigh Grimes Larry Cheney and George Sister are cited as pitchers who became solid hitters and pinch hitters in the era.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Boston Red Sox
Felsch
Cobb
Speaker
Walter Johnson
Cleveland
Joe Wood
Wood
Ray Caldwell
Ben Tincup
Grover Alexander
Eddie Cicotte
Earl Hamilton
Gene Packard
Claude Hendrix
Cubs
Clarence Mitchell
Lefty Tyler
Earl Yingling
Burleigh Grimes
Larry Cheney
George Sister
Doubleheader split as Giants, Phillies win one game each
In New York on June 2, Philadelphia defeats the Giants 2 1 while New York wins 2 1 in the opener. Perritt notches his eleventh win in 13 starts as Oeschger allows two runs in the second game with an error producing New York's only tally. A second doubleheader in St Louis sees Pittsburgh win the first 5 1 and St Louis take the nightcap 6 4 highlighted by Heathcote's eighth inning triple scoring the decisive run.
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Associated Press
New York
Philadelphia
Giants
Perritt
Oeschger
Causey
ST. Louis
Pittsburg
Baseball Scores From Saturday National and American Leagues
National League results include Chicago 2 Cincinnati 0, New York 2 Philadelphia 1, Boston 4 Brooklyn 3, Pittsburg 5 St Louis 4, St Louis 5 Chicago 1. American League scores show Cleveland 13 Detroit 4, Chicago 5 St Louis 2, Boston 3 Washington 1, Philadelphia 2 New York 1.
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Phila
ABCA
Mi N.Y. AB
Ois
P.c Bancroft
Burns
Chic
Atere
Wilms
As Young
Tfee Aee
Seddan
Fletcher
Sete
Enee
Luderus
Wilhot
Eane
Cravath
Zim’r’n
Philadelphia Litakié Ween
Meusel
Holke
Pittsburg Eee
Pearce
Rariden
Brooklyn A
Adams
Sicking
Cincinnati Oesch
Causey
St. Louis
Heer P
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Errofs
York
Detroit
Oeschger
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
St.Louis
American Association Baseball Scores Snapshot
Indianapolis defeated Minneapolis 3 to 1 while Louisville beat St. Paul 5 to 1. Columbus won over Kansas City 3 to 0 and Milwaukee edged Toledo 5 to 4.
Chicago and Cincinnati Square Off in Doubleheader
Baseball action features Chicago visiting Cincinnati for two games, with other matchups including Pittsburg at St. Louis, St. Louis at Chicago, Detroit at Cleveland, Columbus at Kansas City, Toledo at Milwaukee, Indianapolis at Minneapolis, and Louisville at St. Paul.
Lightweight John Dundee Fails To Appear For Bout
In Baltimore on June 29 John Dundee the New York lightweight did not show for a 12 round fight with George Chaney at the park where about 3000 fans waited in vain. No reason was given by Dundee or his friends.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
John Dundee
New York
George Chaney
Dundee
Dodgers Stage Big Rally and Land Win in Doubleheader
In Boston on June 29 Konetthy lined a bases loaded base hit off Z Wheat in the 10th to drive in the winning run as the Dodgers won 4 to 3 in the first game against Brooklyn. Coombs walked Wickland and J Smith to fill the bases with one out and gamble on a double play. Brooklyn won the second game 3 to 2, scoring five runs in the seventh off Nehf.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
Miller
Gonzales
Heathcote
Carey
Mollwitz
Bigbee
Grimm
May
Baird
Pittsburgh
Balle
Packard
Sherdel
Boston
Konetthy
Z. Wheat
Brooklyn
Coombs
Wickland
J. Smith
Nehf
Wilson
Johnston
Olson
Kelly
Doolan
J. C. Smith
Konetchy
Poston
Cheney
H.O.A
Brook
H.O.A.E
John'n
Raw
Her’ Og
Daubert
Powell, m
Wickl
Hick’an
Mols
O' Mara
Locos
Milier
D. Rudolph
Herzog
Baubert
Kenetchy
Powell
Doglan
Rawlings
Rudolph
Coom
Konet’y
Mara
C M
Massey
tRehg
Rain postpones Minneapolis Indianapolis twilight game
The American Association scheduled game between Minneapolis and Indianapolis at night in Minneapolis was postponed due to rain.
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Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Baseball Gossip Previewing Reds Cubs Doubleheader
Today's two game slate begins at 2 PM and marks the Cubs last appearance until September 9. Reds players Blackburne injury limits pitching depth as Mike Regan earns another chance. Jimmy Ring and Manuel Cueto wore uniforms, Bowman Brennan hoped for duties, and Harry Smith leaves for New York. President Herrmann joins Reds in Pittsburg then Atlantic City for Elks. Dade Paskett stranded the Reds in eighth as Hippo Vaughn limits Reds fielding to four assists.
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Herrmann
Reds
Pittsburg
Elks
Atlantic City
Eagles at Oakley Clash at Oakley Race Track Grounds
Eagles meet Oakley Club in a fast paced game at Oakley Race Track. Both clubs are evenly matched with Spike Conway pitching for Oakley and Red Dugan catching. Oakley seeks a upset after a 7 to 6 win over the Cincinnati Police Club last week with several new faces on their lineup.
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Oakley
Eagles
Oakley Club
Oakley Race Track
K. I. O. Association
Spike Conway
Oakley Boys
Red Dugan
Cincinnati Police Club
Police
Yankees Lose Tough Game to Athletics in Philadelphia
New York had more hits but unproductive early, as two runs came with two out in the fourth inning. Bob Shawkey started for the Yankees, Perry pitched well for Philadelphia, and Dugan resigned from the Athletics after fanning twice with men on base yesterday. Philadelphia won 2 to 1.
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Angeline
Marauder
Cruces
Chick Barkley
Fairy Legend
Callaway
Associated Press
Philadelphia
New York
Adelphia
Yeoman
Bob Shawkey
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Perry
Dugan
Holy Cross
Athletics
Ade Il
Marsons
Peckinpaugh
Bodie
Gardner
Doube
Pipp
Shannon
Burns
Davidson
Perkins
Shawkey
Caldwell
Farce at Cleveland as Bailey inflates Detroit loss
Cleveland defeats Detroit 13 to 4 in a pitchers battle that turns into a big Cleveland inning after Bailey relieves, with Wambsganss Roth and Jones delivering for the Indians. Detroit strands 11 runners as Morton outduels James before Bagby allows late hits.
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Cleveland
Detroit
James
Morton
Bailey
Sane Pine
Science
Visa
R. Jones
Wambsganss
Roth
Cobb
Heisman
Yelle
Wood
Bush
Galley
Bagby
Sonic Abo AE
Seahlo
Wleve
Ab.h
Johnston
Heheman
Jones
Speaker
Veachie
Wamb
Heilman
Harper
Young
Evans
Case
Thomas
Cy. James
Neill Alley
Spencer
wuwAn
Ninth inning rally sinks St Louis in listless clash
Chicago edged St Louis 5 to 4 after a ninth inning rally. Key hits included J Collins and Risberg doubles and a Rogers three base hit. Errors and walks noted. Russell pitched nine innings, Rogers eight and one third. Nanamaker hit Russell.
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Chicago
Russell
J. Collins
Risberg
Rogers
Maisel
Weaver
Tobin
Gedeon
Felsch
Collins
Gandil
St. Louis
Nanamaker
Schalk
Boston Even Series With 3 1 Victory Over Washington
Boston leveled the series by winning 3 to 1 in Washington. Ayers was hit hard but held, while McInnis and Whitman delivered late in the eighth. Errors by Lavan and Picinich aided Boston's other runs as Jones struggled in relief.
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Washington
Boston
Ayers
McInnis
Whitman
Lavan
Picinich
Jones
Althe Wild
H.O.A.E
Wash. AB
H.O.A.F. Hooper
Shanks
Shean
Foster
Schang
Judge
Ruth
Milan
Mein’s
Schulte
Whit'n
Morgan
Scott
Agnew
Shotton
Mays
Bush
Johnson
Frobtom
Whiteman
Pases
Foston
Py Ayers
Fudge
Wiedemann Club Falls To Rail Lights In Toledo
The Wiedemann Club of Cincinnati lost 3 to 1 to the Rail Lights in Toledo. Doty allowed four hits for the local club, while Collomore gave up five. Manager Applegate made a noted circus catch in center. The Wiedemanns visit again on Sunday.
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Toledo
Wiedemann
Cincinnati
Rail Lights
Brewers
Schaefer
Doty
Collemore
Applegate
Wiedemanns
Redlegs Lose Close One To Fred Mitchells Clan
Redlegs fall 2 to 0 to Fred Mitchells Cubs in a tight exhibition. Vaughn pitched well for Chicago while Toney struggled with control, allowing a second inning run on Paskert and Merkle scoring on a sacrifice. Sherry Magee started for the Reds and Cueto, L Magee, and Allen contributed defensively in a tense contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlegs
Fred Mitchell
Toney
Reds
Vaughn
Sted
Sherry Magee
Greasy Neale
Little Cueto
Blackburne
Battery
Allen
Killifer
Invaders
Mann
Fred Merkle
Middle Garden
Dode Paskert
Roush
Merkle
Cubs
Cueto
Umps
Paskert
Flack
Wortman
Fred
Hollacher
Griff
Deal
Chicago
H. A. Flack
R. F
S. S. Mann
L. F
C. F
Teal
Saneee
Zeider
Eeeeteses Killifer
Cincinnati
A. Groh
Seeretane
L. Magee
Chase
Wee Il Riffith
Wee Cueto
Sneer Allen
C. Ween Toney
Neale
Neale Tee Totals Nenee
Aqueduct Winners Summary of Race Odds
First race King Worth 12 1 5 to 1 5 to 2. Second race Brooks 3 to 2 3 to 5 out. Third race Dunboyne 10 to 1 4 to 1 2 to 1. Fourth race Roamer 3 to 5 1 to 4 out. Fifth race Deckmate 8 to 5 7 to 10 2 to 5. Sixth race St. Quentin 3 to 1 7 to 5 7 to 10.
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King Worth
Brooks
Dunboyne
Roamer
St. Quentin
Thoroughbred Race Card Report from Belmont Winners
A detailed race program lists six events with weights, odds, and results. King Worthy wins the first at 7 furlongs. Brooks leads the Winfield Steeplechase. Dunboyne loses to Eternal in the Great American Stakes. Roamer dominates the Queens County Handicap. Deckmate tops the 1 mile feature. St Quentin and Gath place in the claiming sprint.
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King Worthy
Taplin
Imp
Crumpsall
Mergler
Wise Man
Denyse
Manakin
the Cook
Empress
Golden King
Frederick the Great
Brooks
Wolke
Betran
Dunboyne
Byrne
Eternal
Luke
War Marvel
Different Eyes
the Trump
Star Realm
Shoeblack
Rutledge
Stickling
Queens County
Roamer
Lyke
Tom McTaggart
C. Kummer
Buxton
Priscilla, Mullens
Borrow
Trompe la Motte
Kirstle
J. Callahan
Golden Glow
Kingfisher
Hondo
Ellison
He Will
Langden
Starry Banner
Hubbub
Common Law
Buchanan
Brady
Prudes
Harry Burgoyne
St. Quentin
Gath
Johnson
Sylvano
Fairbrother
Indian Springs
Resist
Charley Thorley
Jack Healey
Frank Shannon
Dainty Lady
Happy Days
Butterfly
Wonerman
Dr. Rae
Doveridge
First Race Pigeon Ute Sea Pirate
Best Bet Pigeon in the listed races as the program names eight entries across seven races with Pigeon favored among bettors. Other horses or entrants named include Ute Sea Pirate Early Light Brand Sun King and more, indicating a mixed field and betting interest.
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Ute
Fearly Light
Brand
Sun King
Osgood
Peter
Hendrie
Star
Master
Ticket
Waterproof
Cadillac
G. M. Miller
Little Cottage
Red Cross II
Royal
Mose
Merrill Hall Wins Middle States Singles Title at Orange Lawn
Walter Merrill Hall of New York defeated defending champ T R Pell in straight sets 6-2 6-2 6-0 to win the Middle States championship at Orange Lawn. Mrs H S Green captured the women's singles title by beating Natalie Browning 6-2 4-6 6-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Station
N. J
T. R. Pell
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Walter Merrill Hall
New York
Pell
Hall
H. S. Green
Natalie Browning
Evening National League game proposed in Boston
June 29 Boston reports that next Monday’s Brooklyn versus Boston NL game will start at 6 pm as an experimental evening contest at Braves Field. The plan is for a trial only and not a permanent change.
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Associated Press
Boston
Brooklyn
Braves
Munro Wins State Amateur Golf Title In Tight Finale
Jack Munro of Cleveland defeats Ellsworth Augustus four to three to claim the state amateur championship after a two-session match of eighteen holes morning and afternoon. Ellsworth misses numerous putts while Munro remains steady. Cincinnati's John Mackel fresh also wins the Buckeye cup final 4 to 3 over Judge Baer. Ohio cup goes to Glenn Carman of Cleveland from George Greene.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Jack Munro
Elsworth Augustus
Munro
Ellsworth
Cincinnati
John Mackelfresh
Judge Baer
Glenn Carman
George Greene
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