Maid At Arms Faces Preakness Bid At Pimlico
The Seacanak stakes at Pimlico draws sixteen for the $50,000 spring classic for three year olds. Chantey is fancied by Jimmy Rowe with Backbone as a key backup, while Prince of Bourbon and Almadel are noted contenders. Weather is fair with a potential record crowd. Maid At Arms seeks turf history following Oaks form.
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G. F. T. Ryan
New York World News Service
Pimlico
Maid At Arms
Man O' War
Gwynn Tompkins
International League scores and results recap
Rochester and Syracuse played in a tight game with late offense. Reading and Jersey City mixed offense in a multi error contest. Baltimore and Buffalo produced a low scoring affair while Newark-Toronto postponement due to rain. Southern Association games saw Memphis top Atlanta 9 7 and Birmingham overwhelms Little Rock 13 4 with Nashville and Mobile also on the board.
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Rochester
Syracuse
Reading
Jersey City
Hankin
Mattison
Lynn
Boyd and McKee
Roberts and Freitag
Horn and Head
Buffalo
Baltimore
Earnshaw
Jackson and
Cobb
Profitt
McAvoy
Newark
Toronto
Southern Association
Memphis
Atlanta
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Little Rock
Birmingham
Nashville
Mobile
Stribling Stops Quintin Romero in Fourth Round KO
William L. Stribling of Atlanta won his first heavyweight bout by technical knockout in the fourth round over Quintin Romero of Chile. Despite a weight disadvantage, Stribling dominated with left hooks and rights, flooring Romero thrice before the referee stopped the fight. Another two bouts ended in decision in eight rounds.
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Boston
William L
Stribling
Atlanta
Quintin Romero
Romero
Walter Price
Wales
Tommy Jones
Macon
Tommy Freeman
Hot Springs
Ark
Frisco
Joe McGale
Panama
Xavier College Defeats Mt. St. Marys Nine In Norwood
The St. Xavier Collegians routed Mt. St. Mary's Seminary 19 to 4 at Norwood. Eleven bases on balls and thirteen timely hits powered the Xaverians, with a home run by George Maynglids driving in two.
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St. Xavier Collegians
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
Norwood
St. Xavier
Xaverians
Collegians
George Maynglids
Xavier
Stock Exchange Wins Open Bankers' League Game 6 to 5
The Cincinnati Stock Exchange topped Fifth-Third Bank at Deer Creek Commons 6 to 5 in the Bankers' League opener. Minning homered for the Stock Exchange, who overcame an early three-run lead by Fifth-Third.
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Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Deer Creek Commons
Bankers’ League
Minning
E. Ab.h.c.a
Eleton
Arleton
Cal’‘han
Hringer
Zoe
Smith
Don
T. Bank
Montague
Nicholl
Ase
Sinleton
Carleton
Gehringer
Fisher
Udolph
Manetz
G. Haglage
Callahan
Stenger
Gale
Donoue
Pitcher Jim Bagby Released by Seattle Club
Jim Bagby former Cleveland pitcher and 1920 World Series hero has been released by Seattle champions of the Pacific Coast League. He will depart Seattle tomorrow to join the Atlanta club of Georgia in the Southern Association. Bagby won sixteen games for Seattle last season.
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Jim Bagby
Seattle
Wash
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Atlanta Club
Georgia
Bagby
Price Hill Tigers To Battle L B Harrisons Sunday Tilt
Price Hill Tigers led by Manager Dick Schroeder warm up at Elder Stadium for a Sunday double header versus the L B Harrison Club at Redland Field. Both clubs boast two wins and no defeats as fans pledge strong support and the Harrison crew fields a new rooters club.
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Price Hill Tiger
Dick Schroeder
Elder Stadium
L. B. Harrison
Redland Field
Price Hill
Cincinnati
Tigers
Price Wall
Nedland Field
Harrisons
Marty Reddington
Harrison
Hyde Park
Lum
Ber Company
Legion of
Hyde Park Lumber Company
Shevlin
Triple “A
Walnut Hills
Griffith
Gordon Bachman
Jimmy Shevlin
Brighton
Pleasant Ridge
Newport City Grounds
Small Preakness Field Named for 50 000 Added Race
At Pimlico sixteen three year olds have been named for the Preakness Stakes with one mile and three sixteenths to run tomorrow afternoon. Entries list Be Probable Backbone Edisto Voltair Marconi Swope Single I Parke Gold Stick Coventry Co Almadel Maid at Arms Pr of Bourbon Hisself Sir Ronald Cloudland Finland among others with weights and expected odds shown.
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Maryland
Nellie Morse
Maid At Arms
Glen Riddle
Prince of Bourbon
Single Foot
Horsemon
Jim McClellan
Kentucky
Almadel
Voltair
Hisself
Coventry
Gold Stick
Swope
Sande
Belair
J. S. Cosden
Cloudland
Finland
George Odom
Bob Smith
Pimlico
Tx McAtee
Whitney-Greentree
Edisto B. Kennedy
J. Callahan
Archibald Barklie
Coventry Co. Kummer
G. A. Cochran
Almadel L. McDermott
H. P. Headley
J. Maiden
Glen Riddle Farm
Bourbon
A. Schuttinger
Xalapa Farm
Hissélf Co
Lang
W. M. Jefford
Ronald Noboy
Belair Stud
Cloudland D. McAuliffe
Cosden-Garth
Kilmer Denies Stable Sale At Public Auction
Willis Sharpe Kilmer, prominent race horse owner, has suspended racing but denies reports that his stable will be sold at auction May 23 at Belmont Park. Kilmer, ill at Manor Court, said he has no intention of retiring and hopes Sunny Man’s case is cleared within ten days so racing may resume.
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New Market
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Sunny Man
Kilmer
Manor Court
Belmont Park
Kilmer Racing Establishment to Be Sold at Belmont Auction
Announcement disclosed that Willis Sharpe Kilmer and Julius Fleischmann racing horses will be auctioned at Belmont Park on May 23. It is unclear whether the entire Kilmer Stable or a portion will be dispersed as Kilmer remains in ill health and Sunny Man’s death is cited as a factor. Exterminator remains with southern tracks. Kilmer may not part with all stock.
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Hear Kilmer Racing Establishment
Jamaica
N. Y
Willis Sharpe Kilmer
Julius Fleischmann
Belmont Park
Sunny Man
Kilmer
Kilmer Increases Reward For Sunny Man Death
Willis Sharpe Kilmer to offer 5000 dollars reward through the Washington Post, matching a prior 5000 dollar offer, for information leading to arrest and conviction in the death of his race horse Sunny Man. The Post notes ongoing investigation yields promising leads despite lack of conclusive evidence and the carcass destruction hindered autopsy efforts.
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Washington, D. C
Willis’ Sharpe Kilmer
Washington Post
Sunny Man
Bearcats Face Wittenberg In Ohio Conference Clash
The University of Cincinnati baseball team returns to Ohio Conference play this afternoon at 4 as Wittenberg College visits Nippert Stadium. The Tigers, led by pitchers and catchers the Barr brothers, are atop the standings, while track coach McLaren eyes revenge against Denison tomorrow. Ohio University visits for tennis before the baseball game, with Cincinnati’s lineup featuring McCallum, Dexman, Herron and Meyers as they chase an undefeated spring.
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Bearcats
Wittenberg
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Wittenberg College
Cincinnatians
Bowyer
Miami
Big Red
Barr Brothers
George Markle
Springfield College
McLaren
Denison University
Nippert Stadium
MccLaren
Ohio University
Harding
McCallum
Dexman
Herron
Meyers
Zivic to Meet Demarco in Pittsburgh Benefit Bout
Pittsburgh May 7 Jack Zivic the conqueror of Charley White and Lew Tendler will face his chief home town rival Cuddy Demarco in the main ten round bout of the milk and ice benefit at Forbs Field on May 16. Brickey Ryan Pittsburgh meets Larry Goldberg New York in the semi final.
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Pittsburgh
Jack Zivic
Charley White
Lew Tendler
Cuddy Demarco
Forbs Field
Brickey Ryan
Larry Goldberg
New York
Cosmopolitans Fall to Fourth & Central 21–3 in Deer Creek Game
The Cosmopolitan baseball team lost their league opener at Deer Creek Commons yesterday afternoon as Fourth & Central routed them 21 to 3 in six innings. Bozo Holmes and Stricker starred with homers. Keller pitched for Fourth & Central while Overman and Requard led Cosmopolitan hitters in a high-scoring setback.
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Bankers’ League
Deer Creek Commons
Cosmopolitans
Fourth & Central Nine
Bozo
Holmes
Stricker
Cosm
Jones
Overman
Riley
Reok
Mauter
Moore
Welch
Craig
Dressier
Swahi
Tater
Reck
Maurer
Flaig
Hake
Reaquard
Dressler
Hite
Keilar Requard
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Trade Caravan Holds Special Train For Errand of Mercy
A Cincinnati Good Will tour reaches Worthington Ind where eight year old Frank Bays in a wheelchair receives a donkey, hats, and souvenirs from delegates. The caravan later meets crowds in Bloomfield Spencer Martinsville and Columbus with bands, a charity visit, and a call for local Chamber of Commerce efforts.
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Charles K. Swafford
The
Commercial Tribune
Frankly
Ind
Cincinnati
Worthington
Frank Bays
Frank
Cincinnati Zoo
George W. Schmidt
Schmidt
Fred Jewell
Esberger
Sheriff Porter
Morgan County
Martinsville
Elks
United States
Spencer
Owen County
Ban Johnson
American Baseball League
Bloomfield
al Williams
W. C. Maddock
Bloomfield News
Cliff Martin
Mitchell
Bill” Culkins
Mac’ Remelin
Doc” Walters
Bill” Light
Cincinnati Conservatory
Queen
Stiles
Shoals
West Baden
Chamber of Commerce
Man Kills Bride Then Shoots Self in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on May 7 liquor fueled a double tragedy as Ernest Gabriel fatally shot his bride of a few days and then wounded himself. Charles Engdahl was struck by a stray bullet in the alley behind the Gabbei home, where the couple lived with Mrs. Gabbei serving as housekeeper after her husband’s death. Police say Gabbei appeared intoxicated and alcohol likely contributed to the spree.
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Indianapolis
Ernest
Gabriel
Charles Engdahl
Abbei
Gabbei
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Greentree
Backbone
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Enchantment
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Price Hill Tigers
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Beckman &St
Commercial Tribune Publishing Co
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Sunny Mah
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Demarco
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