Flying Ebony Wins Derby in Damp Track Thriller
Eastern bred Flying Ebony trained by William Duke wins the Derby for owner Gifford A. Cochran. Jockey Sande, returning from a broken leg, drives the colt to victory over Captain Hal with Zev lineage noted. track sloppy, final time 2 07 3 5 as crowds celebrate Cochran and Duke.
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Flying Ebony
Old Kentucky
Princess Mary
Zev
Gifford A. Cochran
Coventry
Sande
A. A. Kaiser
Louisville
Captain Hal
Black Toney
Flying Ony
William Duke
Duke
America
France
Reputation
Cochran
Cochran's Winning Ride on Flying Ebony in Preakness
Louisvillians hail jockey Sande for guiding Flying Ebony to victory in the $50,000 Preakness at Pimlico after seizing a late riding opportunity. The scene was festive as the jockey returned to the stand with Cochran and stewards, receiving a hero's reception.
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George Daley
New York World News Service
Louisville
Gifeford A. Cochran
Covenary
Pimlico
Lexington
Clarence Kummer
New York
Sande
Bruening
Saratoga Springs
Senator Camden
Flying Ebony Triumph Highlighted by Tribune Handicapper
The Commercial Tribune notes its Trackman was the sole Cincinnati handicapper to pick Flying Ebony as Derby winner at Louisville. The choice cites Louisville workouts and jockey Edel Sande's riding skill. The Trackman previously forecast the Blue Grass classic winner last year.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Flying Ebony
Louisville
Edel Sande
America
U C Track Team Dominates Wittenberg in Easy Win
The University of Cincinnati track team defeated Wittenberg College 98 to 38 at Nippert Stadium. Harvey Hessler tied the 120 yard high hurdle mark in 16 4-5 seconds and scored 13 points with wins in the 120 and 220 hurdles and a second in the shot put. Ethan Allen improved his broad jump record to 22 feet 2 3/4 inches and Ralph Bennet ran the 100 yards in 10.2 seconds amid a strong wind. James of Wittenberg halted Allen’s high jump bid, clearing the bar on the last trial.
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University of Cincinnati
Wittenberg College
Nippert Stadium
Harvey Hessler
Wagner
Hessler
George Hiller
Wittenberg
Ralph Bennet
Ethan Allen
Denison
Allen
James
Jockey Sande Wins 51st Kentucky Derby At Churchill Downs
Special Dispatch reports jockey E Sande aboard Flying Ebony triumphed in the 51st Kentucky Derby. The Cochran Stable horse overtook Captain Hal in the final stretch as Son of John and Single Foot chased. Quat rain faded after a slow start. Flying Ebony, bred by John E Madden, adds another Derby win to Cochran’s victories.
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Captain Hal
Sande
Flying Ebony
John
C. J. Savage
The
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
E. Sande
Churchill Downs
Gifford A. Cochran
Cochran
Coventry
Pimlico
Hal
Kaiser Colt
Hether
John E. Madden
Plaudit
Old Rosebud
Sir Barton
Zev
Mt. Kisco
N. Y
Moquette Carpet Works
Yonkers
Cochrane
Wits
Ebony
E. Sander
G. A. Cochran
Heupel assertSon
Turner v. Scott
A. Johnson
E. Griffith
B. F. Fisher Grabner
Ponce
Lexington Stable Peeeeeenetes Er, Jr
Cardinal
Companion
Ambrose
Wan
Meyer
Breuning
Fohnson
McDermott
H P. Headley
Blackbone
Seeeen Noes
Shitney
Robinson Pa Arm
Lector
Teeta Teerene
Mooney Labrae Stable
Bat
Ene Eeweenee
L. O. Cotner
W. Frank
Enenene
R. W. Collins
Ewne Eewenenne
F Coltilletti
L Gerr
Uncas
McCleary
Mutuel
Scott & Grabner
T Lexington Stable
Xalapa
Whitney and Greentree Stable
Straight Ae
Captain Lace
Son O Ohn
Yin Ebony
Gad Om
Stepalong
Swope
Almadel
Chantey
Elsass
Kingadi
Chance Play and Mad Play Take Jamaica Prizes
Chance Play wins the Youthful Stakes at five and one half furlongs while Mad Play edges Bright Steel by a head in the Long Beach Handicap at one mile and a sixteenth. Sun Pal and Cherry Pie also run, with Lux taking maiden two year old filly race after a foul claim against jockey Maiden.
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New York World News Service
New York
Chance Play
Mad Play
Ee Play
Nursery Stud
Jamaica
Bright Steel
Long Beach
Rancocas Stable
Mad Hatter
Bright Seel
James Butler
Sun Pal
Cherry Pie
Log Cabin Stable
Navigator
Celidon
Greentree Stable
Buttercup
Walter J. Salmon
Lux
Flicker
Maiden
St. Pi
Louverne Gwiben
Rigel
Wallace
North Breeze
Accordy
Connece
Wrinkles
Hudgins
Winburn
Grass Hopper
Sansprit
St. i Sh
Golden Age Shecaréyina
Richards
Cathleen Ni
Houlihan
Galatia
Contentment
Parente
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C. Kummer
L. Fator
Ellis
Bombshell
Tempest
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Callahan
Gladys Sword
Queen’s Guild
Old Timer
Watch Hater Asa Jewell
Park Hill
Yoshimi
Brown Betty
Stevenis
Maud Mueller
San Heredia
University Nine Beats Wesleyan In Ohio Conference Game
The University of Cincinnati topped Ohio Wesleyan 11 to 1 at Nippert Stadium. Pitcher Dick Hart allowed seven hits and one run while fanning nine in a dominant performance. Clark Valentiner and Bill Bradford provided power with multi baggers, and George Keller added three singles and key defense at second.
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University of Cincinnati
Nippert Stadium
Ohio Wesleyan University
Dick Hart
Hart
Clark Valentiner
Valentiner
Bas Bill Bradford
Bastmen
George Keller
Bearcats
Keller
Warner and Herman To Fight at Cheviot Park
Twenty eight rounds of boxing are scheduled at Cheviot ball park on Wednesday night. promoter Jimmy Sulli van will referee and insist real fighting. main bout Jackie Warner versus Tommy Herman in a ten round bout with Herman the Penn State champion in 1921 and 1922.
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Cheviot Ballpark
Jimmy Sullivan
University of Cincinnati
Jackie Warner
Tommy Herman
Herman
Penn State
Warner
Alex Novecky
Vic Ross
Copper Peace
Joe Pettery
Johnny Kubeck
Leo Haney
Cowboy Harris
Eddie James
Sid Bailey
Demarco Beats Zivic In Ten Round Pittsburgh Bout
Charleroi’s Cuddy Demarco won a judges decision over Jack Zivic of Lawrenceville in a ten round boxing match in Pittsburgh. Demarco weighed 136 pounds while Zivic weighed 137. Flyweights Willie Davies of Charleroi also defeated Lew Goldberg of New York in eight rounds.
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Demarco
Zivic
Pittsburgh
Cuddy Demarco
Charleroi
Jack Zivic
Lawrenceville
Willie Davies
Lew Goldberg
New York
Mickey Walker Finishes Cooper In First Round
In San Francisco on May 16 Mickey Walker welterweight champion knocked out Lefty Cooper of Minneapolis in the first round of a scheduled ten round bout. Walker, weighing 153 to Cooper 154, floored Cooper early and again as he rose at the count of ten boos greeted the referee’s decision.
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San Francisco
Mickey Walker
Lefty Cooper
Minneapolis
Lefty
Mickey
Cooper
Alker
Larry McGrath
Walker
Saint Xavier Dominates Parochial Track Meet at Corran Field
Saint Xavier won the parochial school track meet at Corran Field with 36 points led by Heckman who took four first places and tied for the high jump. Rollinger scored all St John the Baptist’s points with wins in juniors. Heckman earned the Spinney Cup as top senior point scorer. Bollinger received the Charles O Connor Chip for leading junior performer.
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Corran Field
St. Xavier
Heckman
St. John the Baptist School
Rollinger
Bollinger
Charles O'Connor
Baseball Scoreboard Messy Lines From Southern Abboctation
A garbled sports wire shows Tennessee teams with reported scores including Nashville 0 Little Rock 2 and New Orleans 2 in the seventeenth inning with darkness prevailing. Memphis 1 Birmingham 19 and Chattanooga 7 Birmingham 19 appear among the chaos.
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Nashville
Little Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Cincinnati Gym Victorious in Dual Track Meet at East End Grounds
The Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club defeated Central Y.M.C.A. 97 to 42 in a show of sprinting and throwing prowess. J Riordan led with 13 points in wins at 100 and 220 yards and a second in the 220 hurdles, while George Moyer swept the hurdle events. J Stender won both the 880 and mile runs, with William McQueen taking the 16 pound shot and discus, and Bernie Stillmacher delivering a 190 feet 0.4 inches javelin throw amid wind. Harry Rockel energized the Gym in a strong 410 yard dash performance.
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Cincinnati Gymnasium and Athletic Club
Central Y.M.C.A
East End
C.G. A.C
J. Riordan
George Moyer
J. Stender
William McQueen
Ben West
Bernie Stillmacher
Harry Rockel
Hughes High Wins Meet at Miami University
Hughes High School of Cincinnati dominated the event at Miami University in Oxford Ohio defeating Georgetown College Kentucky 111 to 20 in field and track events. The Western district Ohio High School Athletic Association meet also crowned Hughes High as class B champion with 52 percent of points. Other class A scores included Withrow 42 percent Roosevelt 15 percent Troy 12 percent East Night Cincinnati 10 percent Greenville 8 percent Piqua 7 percent Hamilton 4 percent Stivers Dayton 1 percent Norwood 1 percent.
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Oxford
Ohio
Miami University
Georgetown Kentucky College
Ohio High School, Athletic Association
Hughes High School
Cincinnati
Withrow High
Roosevelt
Dayton
Troy
East Night High
Greenville
Piqua
Hamilton
Stivers
Norwood
College Baseball Scores From Across The Northeast And South
Yale loses 3 to 2 at New Haven while Cornell defeats Yale two to three. Boston College falls to Rephadet Cross five to one. Princeton beats Harvard in Cambridge. West Virginia tops Penn State six to four at State College. Gettysburg crushes Western Maryland ten to zero. Illinois edges Ohio State five four in Urbana in twelve innings. Mississippi shuts out Kentucky two to zero at Oxford. Navy defeats Washington and Lee three to four in Annapolis. Johns Hopkins routs Maryland nineteen to one in Baltimore. Brown edges Dartmouth three to two in Providence. Wooster beats Oberlin nine to thirty two in Wooster. Western Reserve defeats and overwhelms University three to twenty two in Cleveland.
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New Haven
Conn
Cornell
Yale
Rephadet Cross
Boston
Colege
Cambridge
Princeton
Harvard
State College
West Virginia
Penn State
Gettysburg
Western Maryland
Urbana
Illinois
Ohio State
Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
University of Kentucky
Annapolis
Navy
Washington and Lee
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
University of Maryland
Providence
R. I
Seven New Marks Made This Season By State Athletes
Ohio State track has seven varsity marks broken this season with one tied and several near records. Captain Larry Snyder set a 14.8 hurdle time in Texas, Guthrie tied that mark at Drake Relays, and Willard Arnold clocked 4 23 6 10 in the mile at Michigan. Ralph Bunker tops the hammer, Guthrie ties the 220 low hurdles and high jump tallies, while Snyder clears 6 1 1 2 in the high jump as Buckeyes look to a quadrangular meet with Wisconsin Chicago and Northwestern.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Larry Snyder
Texas
Phin
Guthrie
Kinsey
Weir
Nebraska
Taylor
Grinnell
Michigan
Willard Arnold
Arnod Ross
Reinke
Harold Kennedy
Buckeye
Garnet Wikoff
Ralph Bunker
Snyder
Perin
Pete” Stinchcomb
Pote Eye
Buckeyes
Wisconsin
Chicago
Northwestern
Maple Heights Results Race Day Speeds and Purses
Race card shows multiple claiming and handicap races with winners like Antonia Carlosa Tister Miss Meise Ossaleen and Dr Huff across seven events. Times hover around 1 12 for sprint and 1 46 for longer events with purses from 700 to 2500 and track listed as fast despite threatening weather.
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Petrecca
Carlosa
Farland
Deceitful
Verratt
Sweetum
Mafjestic
Dalton
Matt Bunch
Noe
Kehrt
Lather
All Right Sir
Karonga
Convent
Glory
Patsy Howe
Orse
Callahan
Bill Shafer
Berg
Love Pirate
Marquette
Sentmanat
Thomas Pratt
Miss Meddling
Miss Emmett
Metal
Rocking
Ross Tenney
Pegasus
H. Hay
Mercutio
Wilmer
Miss Lizzie
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Jennie
Destiny
Algo
Starmatia
High Water
Aanca
tModesta
Ossaleen
Joe Patton
Ridenour
Halu
Phillips
Raw
Calvin
el Cid
Tulane
Kirklevington
Crystal Beer
Huff
Hay
Aron
Tarrayce
Royal Chaarlie
Colossus
Madam Vennie
Moorfield
Sponay
Indoor training ends for Ed Lewis Wayne Munn in Chicago visit
Champion Ed Lewis and challenger Wayne Munn completed indoor training in Chicago before moving to Michigan City for public outdoor sessions on May 16. Promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons has set Sheridan Beach as the camp site and Lou Talaber leads Munn’s camp with Joe Mondt and Jack McCarthy aiding. Billy Sandow oversees Lewis conditioning and plans additional heavyweight help from Oklahoma.
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Chicago
Ed. Lewis
Wayne Munn
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Blue Sky
Michigan City
Ind
the Dunes
Challenger
Fitzsimmons
Georges Carpentier
Sheridan Beach
Lewis
Munn
Carpentier
Munn Il
Tommy Gibbons
Lou Talaber
Grappler
Lou
Joe
Toots” Mondt
Jack McCarthy
Talaber
Wayne
Billy Sandow
Billy
Oklahoma
Joe Mondt
Sandow
Mullen’s
Pitt Tennis Team Faces Busy Week
Pitt tennis prepares for a demanding week after Carnegie Tech hosted its ninth annual inter scholastic meet in Pittsburgh. About a thousand tristate schoolboys competed. Lock Haven High led the team standings, with South High Akron and New Castle following. Relay caps went to Bellefonte, Beaver Falls, Uniontown, and Langley High Schools. Harrisburg Tech and Scott High again failed to impress.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Tristate
Lock Haven High
South High
Akron
New Castle
Bellefonte
Beaver Falls
Uniontown
Langley
Harrisburg ‘Tech
Scott High
Illinois Beats Ohio State in 12th Inning Stunner
In Urbana Illinois defeated Ohio State 5 to 4 in the 12th inning to hand Ohio State its first conference loss of the season. Pitcher Kinderman bunted for the squeeze play with bases loaded for the deciding run as both teams traded hits and pitchers faced heavy contact. Miller and Kinderman led with multiple hits and runs in a long Big Ten battle.
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Urbana
Ill
Illinois
Ohio State
Kinderman
Ueeze
Miller
R.H
Miller and Brashear
Kinderman and Godeke
Jamaica Results Horse Jockey St Pi Louverne and More
Race by race results list Jamaica event with horses such as St Pi Louverne Rigel North Breeze and others across seven races. Winners include Buttercup Out Flicker and Golden Age, with times like 0:59 for sprint and 1:05 to 1:13 for longer events. Weather clear and track fast for the program.
International League box scores from Jersey City Baltimore and more
In Jersey City the Ike club beat Jersey City 6 to 2 with McNamara Menter Faulkner Freitag on the batteries. In Baltimore Providence won 6 to 2 with Murray Musante Gordy Styles Earnshaw Ogden Cobb handling the battery duties. Syracuse ge onccience game notes show Se e2ure and Lepard Niebergall among others. Rochester at Toronto was rained out.
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Jersey City
R. H. E. Org
McNamara and Menter
Faulkner and Freitag
Baltimore
R. H. E. Providence
Murray
Musante
Gordy
Styles
Earnshaw
Ogden
Cobb
Syracuse
R. H. E. Wto Geonccience
Steetter Cneates
Sant
Lepard
Niebergall
Rochester
Toronto
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