Reds Extend Lead Over Cardinals in 5-1 Victory
Cincinnati pitchers: Fisher allowed eleven hits but kept trouble minimal as Moran’s batsmen backed him. Hornsby homered? no, he struggled with three on and two out in the fifth and again in the seventh, while Roush, Groh, Kopf and Stock drove in the Reds’ runs. The Cardinals only scored in the fourth as Schultz doubled home Hornsby. Reds finish with a two game lead in the league standings.
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Cincinnati Champs
Cardinals
Fisher
Queen City
Rickey
Hornsby
Schultz
Champs
Moran
Mound
Jacobs
Reds
Heathcote
Roush
Sherdel
Heinie
Groh
Hienie
Duncan
Lavan
Kopf
Neale
Allen
Logan
Rath
Daubert
Stock
Fournier
St. Louis
Mound City
Louis
R. H PO
A. Shotton
Owen
R.t
McHenry
Nee
Cincinnati
T. Louis Seer
Isher Balk
Klem
Emailie
Reds Aim for World Series with Strengthening Roster
Bill Rariden suffers a hand scare but x rays show no fracture and he should return soon. Daubert's tendon mends. Eddie Wang fills in at first base. Bellevue’s Lambert practices with the Reds as Moran vows tighter local screening. Herrmann travels to Columbus for a Republican meeting and to secure reinforcements for a fall tilt. Chic Harley watches as he heads to Chicago to sign with the Cubs.
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Herrmann
Columbus
Chic” Harley
Ohio State University
Chicago
Cubs
Last Night Baseball Scores Across Leagues
National League results include Cincinnati 5 over St Louis 1 and Pittsburgh 4 to 3. Chicago lost 3 to 14 while New York blanked Philadelphia 7 to 1. American League games saw Cleveland 9 5 over St Louis 6 4 and New York 6 Boston 6. Chicago beat Detroit 8 to 7. American Association scores: Columbus 7 Louisville 3 Indianapolis 6 Toledo 5 St Paul 10 Kansas City 0 Milwaukee 6 Minneapolis 2 in 14 innings.
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Cleveland
New York Pee
Toled Senet
Milwaukee
Seeaee
Indiana
Sesvons Ok
Louisvil Columbus
Kansas City
Hern Et Ener
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Chicago
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
American Association
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Kansas Ay
Minneapolis
St. Louis and Cincinnati clash as NBA games unfold
A schedule of today’s matchups lists St. Louis visiting Cincinnati and Brooklyn hosting New York. Other games include Cleveland at St. Louis, Chicago at Detroit, New York at Philadelphia, Washington at Boston, Indianapolis at Toledo, Louisville at Columbus, Milwaukee at Minneapolis, and Kansas City at St. Paul.
Bradley Filly Jure Lucky Win At Latonia
E R Bradley's bay filly Twin captured the Highland Stock Farm Handicap at Latonia in a thrilling stretch duel with Minto II and Attaboy II. Minto II carried 121 pounds and was crowded at the start. Twin won by a head, paying $10.80 for a $2 straight ticket. Also raced were Purse events featuring Aphia Dear and other young fillies with strong performances. The Latonia Oaks is on the afternoon card with multiple top entrants and weights listed for a mile and a quarter.
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Latonia
E. R. Bradley
Twin
Minto IL
Attaboy Sr
Bradley
Minto II
Beaverkill
F. Wilson
Thraves
Wison
Attaboy II
Woodtrap
Prince Pal
W. Morrissey
L’errant
Thing
Aphia Dear
Baker
Mary Jane Baker
Peiroe
Plenty
D. Connelly
Cleopatra
Coe
J. M. Camden
Lorraine
Harry Payne
Whitney
Ethel Gray
Minto Iti
E Wilson
Kennedy
Lunsford
Connelly
Prince Pat
Robinson
Attaboy IL
Adelia Wires to Victory in Seventh Race at $5.40 Show
Purse $1,300 for three year olds and up ran 11-16 mile. Adelia W. won by a head over Marie John with Alvord and Dancing Spray close contenders. Winnings: Adelia W. $5.90 straight, $3.30 place, $3.10 show. Marie John $8.10 place, 50 show. Harlock 11.80 show.
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Brotherly Love
Luke
Lorgd Wrack
Burke
Refugee II
Vida
Tulsa
Howard
Wilson
Ken’y
Phenolax
Robinson
Nordeck
Connelly
Kinglike
Smith
Ava, R
Lunsford
John J. Riley
Mink
Tony
Carmody
Lord Wrack
Refugee
R. L. Baker & Co
Aphie Dear
Mary Jane Baker
Luns
Pekoe
Mary Gaffney
Grace Minard
Vandusen
Margaret Murnan
Moo
Ananda
Ridenour
Clintonville
Wida
Bon Jour
Kennedy
Sweet Liberty Ld Heinisch. Rite
Surplice
SMG
Eic
Madge F
Sweet Liberty
Alex, Jr
King
Sea Prince
Mamie O
Morrissey
Lythe
Spectacular Girl
Kenny E Gcouvoy
Jarrell
Shillelagh Sr
Sweep, Jr
Airdrie
Roberts
AK. Jr
Adelia W
Marie John
Alvord
Heirisch
T Dancing Spray
Robin
Chief Brown
Canfield
Harry Burgoyne
Adelia WW
Harlock
Gossip of the Turf and Fire at the Track
Pat Dunn's apprentice rider H. King won two races aboard Iwin and Alex Jr. Morrissey Luke Connelly Vida and Kennedy also won races. Ananda failed to leave the barrier in race three. A storage shed fire near the mutuel department was spotted early and extinguished by Covington firefighters.
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Pat Dunn
H. King
Iwin
Alex, Jr
Morrissey
Luke
Connelly
Vida
Kennedy
Ananda
Covington
Races Listed with Names and Horses in Cart Listed Den
The text outlines a series of race entries with horse and handler names. It mentions the Second Race and lists participants such as Loughland Peppery Polly By Ginger and Ethel Gray Cleopatra Lorraine. Additional lines name Greenland Winchester Court and Paris Maid Kimpalong Dahabiah IT plus Best Chance Dr. Carmen.
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Wits
Kingfisher Verve
Judge Price
War Garden
St. Donald Coveese
Ginger
Old Faithful
Anne
Loughland
Judge Budrow
Stan Neeeenee
Goldie Rose
Lady Britain
Eens
Whitney
Commercial Tribune
Col Taylor
Angon
Cpa Innate Paies Og Ae
Harvest King
Duke of Lan’ter
Brynlimah
Hunter Platt
Sam Reh
Athena Ee
Aeirett
Dr. Carmen
Erald
Pandiita
Greenland
Winchester
Court On
Ethel Gray
Cleopatra
Lorraine
Paris Maid
Kimpalong
Dahabiah
Carmen
Racecourse Totals and Scratches Across Seven Races
The morning card lists seven races with posted win, place, and show payouts for each. Multiple horses are scratched in races four and seven, removing Belle names from potential wagering action.
First Race Frivol Jean Corey Pattern
Second Race Ammunition Glow Worm. Third Race Ladder o light Claymore. Fourth Race B B Johnson Keneesa Barney. Fifth Race Paul Weidel St Quentin Midnight Sun. Sixth Race Duke John Snapdragoon II My Dear. Best Chance Paul Weidel.
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Jean Corey Frivol
Treetee Tanne
War Canoe
Gone Seeeweneee
Charlie Ney
Zealous Eteasanesaee
Atom
Pattern
Weneee
Canada
Ammunition
Lady Dinsmore
B. B. Johnso
Deckhand Eee Erene Pokey
Duc de Guise
Aeee
Lady Kathryn
Aee Lad Att Eerereee
Commodore See Eeee
James Foster
Medusa
Huzzas Peer
St. Quentin
Duke John
Oan Buckner
Paul Connolly
G. M. Miller
Sunningdale
Ant Hampson
Margery
Frivol
Jean Corey
Glow Worm
Ladder O' Light
Claymore
B. B. Johnson
Keneesa
Barney
Paul Weidel
Yankees Rally In Ninth To Top Red Sox 6 5
New York overcame a two run deficit in the final inning defeating Boston 6 to 5. Pratt Hannah Gleich Peckinpaugh and Ward delivered key hits as Peckinpaugh scored the winner on Pipp's grounder to Vitt. Thormahlen earned the win while Jones took the loss.
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New York Americans
Bee
Boston Red Sox
New York
Yankees
Boston
Pratt
Hannah
Gleich
Peckinpaugh
Ward
Pipp
Vitt
Thormahlen
Ruth
Hooper
McInnis
Scott
Menosky
Shore
Jones
Thormahien
Moriality and
Chill
Veach rally powers Tigers past White Sox in Detroit loss
Detroit drops game to Chicago 7 to 2 as Veach belts a fifth inning homer to trim the deficit. Williams and Ehmke worked seven innings each amid frequent contact as Chicago pins the win with Kerr earning the decision and Ayers taking the loss.
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Detroit
Chicago
Williams
Ehmke
Veach
Tigers
Cleveland Sweeps Browns In Doubleheader At St Louis
Cleveland defeats St Louis 9 to 6 in game one and 5 to 4 in game two at the Browns home park. Pitching by Caldwell, Coveleskie, Shocker and Morton anchors both wins as Elmer Smith Williams and others pace the offense.
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ST. Louis
Cleveland
Browns
Ab.h.o.a.e
St. L
Evans
Tobin, Jr
Gede
Spea
Osister
E.s’ith
Jac’on
Gard’r
Wills
Wam's
Austin
John'n
Gerber
O'Neill
OlSeve
Shoc’r
Cove'le
Burwell
bacRaiaal
Shocker
Elmer Smith
Gedeon
Williams
Chapman
Speaker
Gardner
Sisler
Jacobson
Caldwell
Coveleskie
Sotheron
Hildebrand
Tilden Victor In British Singles Final
William T. Tilden of Philadelphia defeated Charles H. Garland of Pittsburg to reach the British singles final. He awaits Zenzo Shimidzu of Japan in the semi final, with the winner to face Gerald L. Patterson of Australia in the challenge round for the title. Shimidzu beat Mavgrogordato of England while Mavgrogordato had earlier defeated R. Norris Williams II of Boston.
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Wimbledon
William T. Tilden
Philadelphia
Charles H. Garland
Pittsburg
Zenzo Shimidzu
Gerald L. Patterson
Australia
Shimidzu
Mavgrogordato
R. Norris Illiams II
Boston
Boxing match Nessler Mars rescheduled to Monday July 5
Frankie Nessler and Knockout Mars will box Monday night July 5 at Elmwood Arena. Two judges Sport Feeney and Frank Ths will join Referee Lou Bauman to render the decision at the end of the bout.
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Frankie Nessler
Knockout Mars
Elmwood Arena
Lou Bauman
Sport Feeney
Frank Ths
Golf Championship Details for City
Full details of the city golf championship are to be found on page six.
Aqueduct Winners First Race Bets and Scratches
The report lists raceByRace betting odds for Aqueduct races from Sibola Huntress Cherubino to Exterminator Naturalist Wildair and Toucanet Levely Oceania with multiple horses scratched per race.
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Sibola
Huntress
Cherubino
King Agrippa
Mormon
Floriain
Phalaris
Retrieve
Marie Aes
Lady Emmeline
Ben Gow
Lady Lillian
Eye Opener
Guv'‘nor
Dry Moon
Lady Stella
Alcatraz
Wildair
Valor
Bayard
Levely
Oceania
Machiavelli
Eastview
First Race Rustler Hot Stuff Episode
The listing highlights six races with horse names and connections to riders or owners. Best Chance is GLADIATOR, set against Sunnyland conditions with other entries including Mohab, North Wood, and Pass ing Shower.
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Dale Robt
Otlver
Rupica
Northwood Seers
Mohab
Fair Mae
Dorcris Eee
lLanetta
Gladiator Super Brewer
Salvestra Sesverees
Ormonda
Penrose
Edwina Seveenecees
East View
Arapahoe Steenews
Magic Silence
Hecsadtacs Fornovo
Stan Stone Neste
Jean Marte
Beach Star
Teeee Benne
Phoenix
Sporting Blood
Johnny O'Connell
Advocate
Nls
Allliro
Sammy J
Peete Ewe Ewee
Highland Light
Natural Bridge
Elmendorf
Alberta
Alphee
Sunnyland Wees
Rustler
Hot Stuff
Robert Oliver
North Wood
Gladiator
Dominique
Brewer
Vexatious
Teddy R
Jean Marie
Torch Bearer
Sunnyland
Williams and Holden shine in Cincinnati tennis round
In the second round of the men singles at the Thirty-first Annual Western Sectional, Lucian Williams of Chicago defeated Lewis Woodrough 6-4 6-3 and will face R. McKee of Cleveland. R. A. Holden overwhelmed S. G. Lowrie 6-1 6-1, while Cy Fitton beat A. Chaves 6-0 6-4. The tournament advances toward the third round with more matches today, including mixed doubles drawings and women’s singles action at 3 p.m. The field features many top players and title contenders as finals approach Saturday.
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Cincinnati Tennis Club
Wold and
Dexter Avenues
Lucian Williams
Chicago
Ill
Lewis Woodrough
Williams
R. McKee
Cleveland
R. A. Holden
Cincinnati
S. G. Lowrie
William H. Hopple
L. Kubler
R. McKay
Co. A. Carran
C. Wack
P. Bast
C. Gard
Roland McKee
L. Kunkel, Jr
Cy Fitton
F. Janowitz
Walter Hayes
Charlies Trask
Alec Zimmerman
J. Moss
Ralph Burdick
J. H. O’connnell
JL. Lumm
Don Fitton
J. Weber
Stanley
Will Ramsey
H. Pugh
S. B. Brown
McKee
Fitton
Meadows
Bauer
Gard
Bast
Hill
Thompson
Krusling
Kuhler
Bronson
Wack
R. Kunkel
A. F. Zimmerman
R. Burdick
T. Howe
George Haydock
M. L. Burton
H. S. Adams
F. Woodmansee
M. Rask
H. Yeiser
H. C. Yeiser
One and Kubler
Holden
Seblidha Wek Wiss
Fading Dodgers Drop Another
Baseball game summary noting a Dodgers defeat with line scores for Brooklyn and Boston, including player names, hits, runs, and pitching details. Scoring events and key plays summarized with totals and identifiers.
New York Beats Philadelphia 7 to 1 in Six Inning Pitching
New York defeated Philadelphia 7 to 1 as Rixey lasted six innings and G Smith fared poorly. Bancroft Snyder King Burns and Fletcher led the offense with two-base hits and a home run by Burns. Time 1 60. Umpires Harrison and Hart.
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Holke
Gowdy
Gacrifica
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Grifwth
Kilduff
Kruger
McMaranville
Bagee
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Boston
Aetoma
Mohart
Scott
Cadore
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Philadelphia
Bancroft
Snyder
King
Kelly
Fletcher
Williams
Burns
Licking
Racht Fletcher
Paulette
Douglas
Rixey
G. Smith
her—Rixey
Harrison and Hart
Parson Davies Career Tied to Boxing and Theater Roles
Death reported for Charles Edward Davies a famed boxing manager from Bedford Virginia died after years of illness a stroke said to have caused his end His career began guiding Dan O Leary and Peter Jackson later Jackson drew with James Corbett in sixty rounds He also staged Uncle Tom's Cabin tours with Joe Choynski and later with Jo Sullivan and Paddy Ryan Davies born in County Antrim Ireland July 7 181 died in New York area en route to burial Also notes International League games and box score excerpts.
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Chicago
Charles Edward
Davi
Bedford
Davies
Dan O'Leary
Walker
Peter Jackson
Jackson
James Corbett
2Vies
Joe Choynski
Jo L. Sullivan
Paddy Ryen
Cornelus Vanderbi
P Mn
O'Leary
Madison Square Garden
Vanderbilt
County Antrim
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