Kaiser's Captain Hal Shows Great Derby Speed
Louisville May 7. Prominent Derby hopefuls Captain Hal Leo O Conn er and Kentucky Cardinal posted fast workouts at Churchill Downs as preparations for the 50000 added classic intensified. Captain Hal ran a quarter in 0:24 and three quarters in 1:14 under Jockey A Pease, while Lee O Conn er clocked 0:34 3-5 for three eighths and 1:00 for five eighths with Bill Frank riding. Kentucky Cardinal covered a mile in 1:43 with Mack Garner aboard, and Quatrain showed strong fitness with a long exercise gallop as trainer George Walker weighs options for Derby week.
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Giants Rally to Beat Phillies 11 8 in Ninth Inning
Trailing by six after eight, the New York Giants erupted for nine runs on eleven hits in the ninth to defeat Philadelphia 11 to 8. Nehf was chased early, Huntzinger finished strong for the win, with Hawks and L Wilson homering for New York.
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Henry Straus Company at Sixth and Walnut Streets
Local notice identifies The Henry Straus Company located at Sixth and Walnut Streets in New York.
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American Association Batting and Scoring Summary
At Milwaukee R H E Louisville 00000201 03 0 Sinveakes 00020002 -¢4 0 Batteries Dawson and Redman Bell Ed delman and Skiff. Sereeree 7B. At Kansas City R H E Indianapolis 01050060001-7 11 1 Kansas City 00000102 2-5 100 Batteries Fitzsimmons and Robertson Schaack Ahtman and Shinualue At Minneapolis R H E SLOG storicless 0111060104 11 9 Minneapolis 020000000-26 1 Batteries Jonnard and Gaston Middle ton Dumont and Wirtz. Only games scheduled.
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Results of Yesterday's Games in the National League
St. Louis beat Pittsburgh 10 to 9 while Boston topped Brooklyn New York 11 to 7 and Philadelphia defeated New York 8 to 8 in a schedule of three NL games yesterday.
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Browns Tie Detroit Series With 6 5 Victory in Detroit
The St Louis Browns won in Detroit 6 to 5 to even their series. Brown playing manager George Sisler extended his hitting streak to 22 games. Pitcher Wingard earned the win while Davis took the loss as Detroit failed to sweep the set.
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Indians Climb Into First Place in Pennant Race
Cleveland pitchers limited Chicago to five runs through six innings before a late surge by the Indians and Chicago errors helped Cleveland forge a three way tie for first. Smith excelled early for Chicago while Connally, Mangum, and Mack struggled for the Cubs. Two-base hits by Kamm Davis and Collins highlighted the effort for Cleveland with Speaker also contributing in a 7 to 4 victory.
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Pimlico Entries for Six Races Include Preakness Stakes
The card lists six races with purses from 1,500 to 50,000 for entries at Pimlico. Notable horses include Weta Grenadier Treviscot Ghovity, Silver Threads, Head Cover, and Sir Ronald among others. The Fifth Race features the Preakness stakes with a $50,000 added purse and multiple contenders such as Almadel and Coventry.
Akron Race Day Results Highlight Multiple Claiming Events
The card lists several claiming races across six events with horses like Star Time Lasses White and Queen Mazonia placing in the early races. Times hover around 1 15 for 5 furlongs and 1 23 for 6 furlongs as a calm, clear day yields a slow track with several scratches noted among the fields.
Jamaica Race Day Notes: First Race Claims $1,000 Purse
Results from six races include claims and maidens in 6 furlongs for three-year-olds, with Kit Carson and Canty Maker as notable entrants. The program lists weights, jockeys, and outcomes, noting scratches and a $2,000 added stakes for the Olympic Claiming Stakes. Weather clear and track fast.
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Eligibility Actions By Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Board
The Cincinnati area board met with Judge Robert Marx and set game sites for Pleasant Ridge vs Meyerle Meats at Newport and Railway Mail-Brighton at Pleasant Ridge. Frank Turner received a one year suspension. Bennet Holly and Edrick had reinstatement applications approved. Managers defer reinstatement decisions to the Board of Commissioners. Attendees include Frank Lane and Albert Bechtold. they will dine at the Harrison Club May 14.
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Cooney Hurls Braves To Win Over Robins
Boston Braves beat the Brooklyn Robins 7 to 3 as Cooney held Brooklyn to nine hits. Thormahlen started for Brooklyn, Hubbard and Osborne pitched late, and Boston capitalized on eight walks by Brooklyn pitchers. Notable: Thormahlen allowed nine hits in four and two thirds, Cooney went the distance with 8 strikeouts, and Boston left six on base.
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Triple Play Highlights Cardinals Victory Over Pittsburgh
St Louis rallied to win 10 to 9 in Pittsburgh, scoring six runs in the eighth inning. The game featured an unassisted triple play by Glenn Wright of Pittsburgh in the ninth, with Wright starting the play after Barnhart dashed for second.
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How They May Ran in Today's Races Trackman's Selections
Pimlico First Race Silver Threads Trev iscot Chuckle Second Race Fore Star Blaze Welshot Third Race Sarko Batter Sea Wellfinder Fourth Race Prince Tii Til Loggarth Aroon Rama Fifth Race Main at Arms Chan a ixth Race Pete the Scribe Van Path South Breeze Seventh Race St Valentine Bluemont MacLean Best Chance Sarko
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Trackman's Selections from Jamaica Races
First Race Light View Fire Arm Upton. Second Race Sun Audience Hid den Jewels New Moon. Third Race Blue Hill Buck Pond Episode. Fourth Race The Roll Call Samaritan Top Sergeant. Fifth Race Zero Hour Hoot Man Alex Woodcliffe. Sixth Race Volunteer Bucky Harris Tempest Best Chance Sun Audience.
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Raging Colt Club Claims Loud Columbus Race Card
A packed Columbus track hosted six thoroughbred races with purses ranging from 600 dollars. Winners included Mabel Seth, Birrichina, Carry On, In Doubtow, Follow Me, Buck Jones, and Sass Jockey, with several other notables and scratches listed. Weather was clear and cool as track remained fast.
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Pimlico Race Day Card Highlights and Results
Racing program notes from Pimlico outline results across multiple races including the First Race claiming purse 1300 won by Flyins with Doughnut and Just placing near the top. The Third Race Stafford Handicap lists Whetstone, Courageous, Gold Piece among the top finishers with Time 1 12 and stakes 6000. The Linstead Steeplechase Second Race features Lieut Seas and Bullseye with times noted. The Rennert Fourth Race lists Scorcher and Candy Kid among top finishers as weather stays cloudy and track fast. Further race details include the Howard Sixth Race for fillies and three-year-olds and up with Brown Bece and Tri Lightly among winners.
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Wrights Triple Play Is Third In 50 Years
The unassisted triple play by Glenn Wright today for the Pirates is the third in fifty years in the National League. The Gazette-Times notes the American League also has three such plays, listing Hines in 1878 Padgett in 1908 Ball in 1909 Wambsganss in 1920 Burns in 1923 as prior instances.
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Darkness Ends 17 Inning 0-0 Tie in Rock Island
In Rock Island Mississippi Valley League action on May 7, a 0-0 tie with Waterloo ended after 17 innings and three and a half hours. Lefty Irvin pitched the entire game for Rock Island, allowing six hits and fanning eleven. Waterloo could reach second base only three times. Kettenbiel started for Waterloo, replaced in the 14th by Groddy. Rock Island mustered fourteen hits.
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Columbus Entries First Race Claiming Purse $600
Racing card lists multiple claiming races for four year olds and up with purses of 600 in several dashes and distances. Entries include Serene Mary Rock Lora George Crumpsall Yeeuj Boy Ada Doe Little Avon Traveler Jack Pot Lizzie N Test of Time Miniature Mascarita Decorative Ginger Pyle Mary Dear Chaos Whitney Coral Reef Sister Josella and more with track notes and stable entries.
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Reds Begin Eastern Invasion With Dodgers In Brooklyn
The Cincinnati Reds, bolstered by the return of Hughie Critz Eddie Roush and Carl Mays, arrive in Brooklyn for the first Eastern series of 1925. Manager Hendricks plans a strong rotation including Donohue Rixey and Luque as potential starters. Nearby college action reports Capital University edging Sami University 9 to 8 and Centre defeating Georgetown 4 to 1.
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Walnut Billiard Parlor Opens With New Cushioned Tables
The Walnut Billiard Parlor at 511 Walnut Street announces its grand opening featuring 16 high grade Monarch cushion billiard tables. The room is completely remodeled and now ready for patrons on the fifth street second floor.
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