Small Field To Oppose E. R. Bradley's Blue Warbler In Oaks
Churchill Downs closes with two stakes races the Kentucky Oaks and Bashford Manor as Blue Warbler tops a talented field. Rothermel Kitty Pat Sweet Park and others loom while King Nadi shines in recent workouts and jockeys face injuries and travel plans.
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E. R. Bradley
Kentucky Oaks
C. J. Savage
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Latonia
FE. R. Bradley
Oaks
Sweet Park
Bashford Manor
George J. Long
Harry Carroll
Chicago
Blue
Pencil
Omnia
Alleghan
the Engineer
Night Express
Red Cap
Percentage
My Colonel
Churchill Downs
Douglas Park
Knobbie
Rancocas
J. F. Stevens
Jefferson Livingston
John J. Troxler
King Nadi
Lexington
Geome
Johns
Wiggins
Military Stock Farm
Captain Hal
Jake Heupel
Heupel
Thomas M. Toher
William H. Shelley
Chacolet
Haly Price Headley
Roscoe Goose
Belmont Park
Brown Sugar
Brown Prince II
Sweet Alice
Idle Hour Farm
H. Meyer
New York
Goose
Bradley
Milldale
S. A. Cowan
W. H. Whitehouse
Almadel
Millwick
Maple Heights
Hal Price- Headley
Kentucky Cardinal
Gibbons
Stanwix
G. F. Croissant
Walter Taylor
Mose Shapoff
L. A. Connor
Mack Garner
Covington
Harry Stutts
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Dangerillo
Flying Ebony
Gifford A. Cochran
Spoksman
National Holds Lead For Home Run Swats
Chicago May 24 The National League showed more home runs than the American League last week after a close week of play. Hartnett of the Nationals increased his total to thirteen runs in the circuit while Hornsby of Pittsburgh and Williams of St. Louis led their leagues with eight homers each. American leader Meusel of New York tied at eight as E Robertson of St. Louis and Simmons of Philadelphia trailed with seven.
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Chicago
Hartnett
St. Louis Nationals
Hornsby
Pittsburgh
How They May Run in Today's Races
Churchill Downs betting guide lists seven races with entries Auntie May Turner Blue Stone Sir Peter Sweep Park Percentage Fasnet and more Best Chance Auntie May highlighted as savages selections note: due to OCR style some names may vary in spelling and formatting.
Trackman's Selections Brightens Local Race Card
The list details selections for seven races with choices including Auntie May Rosa Greener Beulah Stone Valence Ritter Nine Sixty Ramkin Macbeth Blue Stone Sr Sandhurst Bob Cahill Better Luck Sweep Park Accumulator Socket In Massillon Sam Mengel Pil ars Homing Bird and Sir Peter as the chance.
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Savage
Churchill Downs
Auntie May
Tom Hare, Jr
Rosa Greener
Turner
Nine Sixty
Valence
Blue Stone
Parader
Ramkin
Sir Peter
Glenister NI
Sweep Park
Bob Cahill
Massillon
Accumulator
Fasnet
Sam Mengel
Russell Cave
Beulah Stone
Ritter
Macbeth
Glenister Sr
Sandhurst
Better Luck
Socket In
Pilars Homing Bird
John Q Kelly
Molinero
Robert Maxwell
Malva
Endo Eteres
Mr. Biltmore
Stump Jr
Eager
Harry
Eulah
Florence W
Jaganath
Pat
Ir Peter
Rubenstein
Oeeter Eertenwees
Glenister_ II
Beach Nor
Boones Noll
Tidle — Farm Stable
Aetialg
Upward
Nassau
Clops i
Will Wells
Belmont First Race Jibe Bruns Tusca um
Belmont card lists six races with horses named Jibe Bruns Tusca um and others including Volunteer Astrid Flicker Swinging Royaliie Scorcher Bright Steel Silver Fox Candy Kid David Harum North Breeze Jimson Skipalong Shampoo Hot Time. Swinging named best chance.
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Belmont
Jibe
Bruns
Tuscaum
Volunteer
Astrid
Flicker
Swinging
Royaliie
Scorcher
Bright Steel
Silver Fox
Candy Kid
David Harum
North Breeze
Jimson
Skipalong
Shampoo
Hot Time
Wild Bill Fox
Heckler
Roc Shell
Billiken
Frances Rock
Sir Ronald
Jimmy
Resical
PARCELL_JRS
Stryker
Tierney
Eric Peete
Depenbrocks Triumph Over West Covington Shamrocks
The Depenbrock nine defeated the West Covington Shamrocks 13 to 6 at Goebel Park. Key hits by Disz and Dressel fueled the win as Depenbrock outhit 18 to 10 with strong pitching and defense from Lamb and Wenning.
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Depenbrocks
Depenbrock
West Covington Shamrocks
Goebel Park
Disz
Dressel
Dep
B’k
Dist. c
Anderson
Kennedy
Gasper
M-P
Holis
Hidbrink
Kleinback
Langeén
Lamb. P m
Gonradi
Parton
Wenning
Bembesch
B’terman
W. Covington
Hausterman
Dist
Ming
Vol
Lamb
Struc
Tucker
Lehman Stars Triumph Over Monitor A. C.
Lehman Stars defeated Monitor A. C. 28 to 7 at Deer Creek No. 1. Highlights included de Whalen’s deep throw from the outfield to first base turning a hit into an out and sturdy hitting by Spencer Schroeder and Siglock with multiple two base hits and home runs. Umpire Staton called the game as Bader pitched strongly for Lehman while Beck and Beem worked on the mound for Monitor A. C.
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Monitor A. C
de Whalen
L. Stars
O.A. Spencer
J. Sae
A. Oe
Scully
Siglock
Holthaus
Schroeder
Nerling
Ramsey
Kennedy
Sparrow
Forney
Lameier
Walsh
Barth. c
B.smith
Lee Nerling
Spencer
Shroeder
Balla
Bader
Beck
Staton
Deer Creek No
Beem
Whalen
Dooley
McAfée
Widmer
Lytle Cubs
Cox Deer Creek Commons
Yester
Ram Masonot
Irs
Ab.h.o
S. H.O
H’hinson
B. Collins
R Masoneti
Snder
Harrison
Sy Collins
Miller
Essler
Nnley
Cox
Cooper
Pires
Jasses
Heilemans
Deer Creek Commons
Ackerman
Twenters
Heile
H.O.A.D
Sansone
Keating
Donchin
Soneees Weller
Strinkler Weeee Saers
Vis Eee Aereee Jeffreys
Kaufman Beare
Jacker Danner
Portagen Feeeee
Smith
Wetterer
Pruéne
Heileman
Sansoné
Pruene
Spinack
Davis
Jucker
Jeffrey
Weis
Wettezer
Deer Creek
Amman
Herschfeld
Cianciolo
J. Ledwin
Boehm
Hesse
Dumas
Sciarra
Holy Cross
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Oly Cross
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Searrino
Arrino
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Champions Edge Century Nine 12 to 1 in City League game
Chicago Mix and Lumber Company beat Century A. C. 12 to 1 at Christ Church field. Barnés pitched well until the ninth, Teller finished the game, and Rabbit Woods left with an elbow injury after a sharp line drive. Ferris led the winners with two or more hits as players braved cool conditions.
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Barnés
Grieser
Chicago Mix and Lumber Company
Greater Cincinnat
Rabbit” Woods
Ferris
Sieblers Win 15-2 in Five-Inning Contest
The Sieblers hammered two Union Printer hurlers for sixteen hits and a 15 to 2 victory in five innings at Deer Creek commons. Kennedy led the winners with two doubles and a homer, Bohle added two doubles, and the Sieblers pulled away with an eleven-run third inning after errors.
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Sieblers
Union
Deer Creek Commons
Klink
Woilth
Aaresp Peennedy
Eller
Bohle
O.A
Ert
Kennedy
Kernen
Lehart
L.c
Mendell
Panhorst
Panehorst
Purcell Nine Edges Megerle In Ninth Inning Rally
Purcell A C nine of the Greater Cincinnati Amateur Baseball Association rallied from 7 to 5 down with three runs in the ninth to defeat Megerle Meats 8 to 7 at Faessels Field. Jimmy O Keefe starred for Purcell while Kreiling walked eight as Megerle hurler.
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Purcell A. C
Greater Cincinnati
Megerle Meat
Faessels Field
Kentucky
George Normile
Jimmy O’keefe
Sooned
Kreiling
Megerle
Megerles
Ab.h.o.a. Parcells
Ab.h.o.a
Fahey
Elbert
Si Hachey
Fischer
Crampton
Butcher
Shamrock A C Drives Nine Runs Past Riverside Nine
Shamrock A C batted in nine runs over two innings at Riverside to beat Riverside A C 9 to 8. Shamrocks scored four in the sixth and five in the seventh after Riverside had tied the game earlier.
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Shamrock A. C
Riverside
Riverside A. C
Andrews
Bradley
Gro’eim
Wens
Hatter
Kessler
Qu’eyer
Peffer
Buckeyes Top Big Ten Standings Amid Idle Schedule
Ohio State leads the Big Ten baseball race after remaining idle while others played six games. Kansas City? No. Northwestern sits near the bottom after eleven opponents, as standings shift with limited games.
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Chicago
Ohio State
Menages
Kinois
Northwestern
St Elizabeth Defeats Bellevue 11-4 At Burling Field
St. Elizabeth hosts Bellevue C O F and wins 11 to 4. Weiss homered for the Saints who led early after a second inning rally. Error-prone play marked the game as Bellevue briefly led in the first before St. Elizabeth pulled away and sealed the win with strong pitching from Dumont and timely hitting.
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St. Elizabeth
Bellevue C. O. F
Burling’s
Saints
Belleue
Weiss
St. Eliz
Bellevue
H.O
Ug Bere
Sandh
Een Kennedy
Otek Bellevue
Yeager
Dumont
Sand Schreiber
Feld
Kennedy
Huge
Kentons Lose 6 4 to Deyehertys at Daugherty Park
The Kentons fell 6 to 4 to the Deyehertys at Daugherty Park in a fast well played game. The final scoring and strong fielding highlighted the contest with a homer by Knasel among the features.
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Kentons
Deyehertys
Daugherty Parkee
Knasel
Midgets blank Cardinals in Deer Creek game
sensational pitching by Hess struck out eighteen as Christ Church Midgets shut out Friar Cardinals 4 to 0. Hess total strikeouts reach 53 in three games while solid hitting aided the winners and Sansone homered.
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Cardinals
Ess
Sansone
Inter
Ireci
Mertens
Miller
E.ledwin
Schwarta
St Boniface Wins 1 0 In Pitchers Battle
St Boniface edged A A G and Stryker held the mound to two hits and struck out fifteen at Werk Field. Buregro allowed five hits and 14 strikeouts for the losers. Stryker fanned twelve straight batters in a remarkable display.
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ST. Boniface
Werk Field
Stryker
Buregro
COLAS-OUTCLASS PANTHERS IN TURKE RIDGE GAME
Brown Panthers limited to two hits as Cocoa Colas won 14 to 3 at Turkey Ridge. Errors hurt Panthers with three runs unearned. Edwards hit a home run for Cocoa, Schloss and Seabrook worked on the mound, and Armstrong umpired.
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Harris
R.u
Énton
Cartwigett
S.i
Panthers
C. Hughes
Feistle
Heudous
Harten
Punson
Schloss
Churches
Fiestle
Edwards
Seabrook
Armstrong
Turkey Ridge
Moose Defeated by Maderite at Dempsey Park
The L. O. O. Moose lost 9 to 5 to Maderite at Dempsey Park. Blankenstrip made a circus catch in the game. Seikbert pitched for Moose, with Nieder, Budde, and Leikbert among others contributing defensively and offensively.
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MOOSE
L. O. O. Moose
Maderite
Dempsey Park
Blankenstrip Meaderite
Cooffee
Haney
P-M
Cuahies Balzer
Gerer
Leikbert
Schuc H
Liesais
Norton
Wit—Budde
Bale
Seikbert
Leas
Utch
Mydres
Fred H. Sheoman
Mt Auburn Baptists Top Covenant In Ten Inning Thriller
The Mt. Auburn Baptists defeated Church of the Covenant 7 to 3 in ten innings. Wagner pitched a standout game with a late triple play by Covenant noted. M A B compiled 14 hits to Covenant's 9, with key runs and errors listed for both sides.
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Auburn Baptists
Mt. Auburn
Merchan Rally To Defeat Higginsport In Comeback
Norwood Merchants trailed 5 5 in the ninth before a late rally produced three runs to beat Higginsport 8 to 5 at home. Key hits by Ner M Ape Ag Higgins and Wilson powered the comeback as Stober Helter Bice and Arns contributed offensively. Umpire calls went to Long and Pollock, with Long handling most disputed plays.
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Merchan
Norwood Merchants
Sheed
Insport
Higginsport
Thesaly
Ner
Stober
Helter
Arns
Peasa
Ee Campbell
Sellers
Miahasene
Hi Haver
Akiee
Ghous
Rrer Wilson
Armes
Tyrior
Gt Daaser
Long- Pollock
Orks
Longheus
Orkman
Rough Riders Narrowly Fall to Erlanger In Four Inning Defeat
Erlanger built a big second and third inning lead, scoring eight and two runs as Rough Riders were held scoreless after the second. Final line shows Erlanger 10 Rough Riders 6 with key hits from Lang Mitchell Henges and Weichman on the mound.
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Rough Riders
Rough
Erlanger
Vinaiges
R. Riders
Lenhof
Lang
Mitchell
Henges
Zumbiel
Ahmis
Kétter
E. Rugee
Fleck
Gee
Lane
Snyder
Pee Aline
Hear White
Kaelin
Mitchel
Eberhardt
Waeman
Ebelhardt
Weichman
Wildcats Trim Rangers in Tacoma Victory
In a three inning burst the Tacoma Wildcats beat the Latonia Rangers 4 to 2 at Tacoma yesterday. Both teams collected eight hits but the Wildcats took advantage of timely safeties and solid pitching to secure the win. Birkley led Tacoma with a productive day and Seer contributed key hits as the Wildcats built their lead.
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Whitaker
Birkley
Arnahan
Merton Iisre
Irkler
Independence Victor in 7 4 over Newport A C
Independence won 7 to 4 against Newport A C yesterday afternoon. The game stayed tied at four until the seventh when Independence pulled ahead with two decisive runs.
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Independence
Newport A. C
Mackzum Beats Bethley In Nine Run Victory
Mackzums first baseman Hoffman held Bethley to four hits as Mackzums defeat the Kleys 11 to 4. Hoffman struck out eighteen batters and Mackzums batted in runs in the seventh to clinch the win. Players named include Dutch, Havins, Hardin, Miller, Baldwin, G Hofan, A Hofn, and Staganaro with notable two-base hits and errors by Miller Nagelisen and R Fox.
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Newport AB
Indepen
Ebs
Wimsey
Xon
Pendery
Miller
Bannian
Traler
Nods
Man
St’man
M Kelsm
Petty
Hardin
Tummins
Jeffords
Mackzum
Bethley
G. Hoffman
Yostertay
Mackzums
Kleys
Hoffman Fann
Ina Mackzums
H.O.A. Dutch
Willie le
Wares Ro
Pierson
Baldwin
G.hof
Nagelisen
R. Fox
A. Ardin
Staganaro
Lindeman
Mara
S. Baum
Belfman
Baum
St Henry Tops St Joseph In Lopsided Baseball Tilt
St Henry overwhelmed St Joseph 25 to 7 at St Henry Park. St Henry piled up 29 hits with multi inning scoring while St Joseph managed limited offense. Burkhart and Van Nottingham led St Henry with several extra base hits as E Volker faced heavy resistance on the mound.
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ST. Joseph
St._ nine
St. As
St. Henry’s Park
St. Henry
St.Hen
Ab.h.o.a
St.Jos
Recker
Re’htin
C P
R.vokera
B’khart
E.volker
Rerberg
Ward
A Macke
Chastang
Kohler
Koofs
Durkhart
Tia
Macke
Ana- Fhe
Voker
E. Voker
Hacht
van Nottingham
Rechtin
Burkhart
Mass
Bush
Ruberg
E. Volker
Rick
Silverton Triumphs In Ninth Inning Baseball Win
Silverton defeated Clowns 4 to 3 as the tying run crossed in the ninth. Nelson pitched well for Silverton, allowing just three safeties while Gray was battered for seven hits. Knabe hit a three-base hit for Silverton. the game featured a late rally and a tense finish with errors and baserunners shaping the score.
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Silverton
Anne
Nelson
Gray
Babe Ruth Delayed Return to Yankees from Hospital
New York May 24 Babe Ruth's appearance in the Yankee line up may be delayed until late this week as his doctors advised him to remain at St. Vincent's Hospital through midweek. Ruth continued light batting practice at Yankee Stadium despite chilly weather and showers.
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Babe Ruth
Yankee
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Boston
Ruth
Yankee Stadium
Rockets Defeat Warblers at Manhattan Beach Park
Manhattan Rockets capitalized on fielding miscues to edge the Warblers 9 to 7 at Manhattan Beach Park. Carpenter hit a home run as the Rockets jumped ahead with four runs in the opening inning. Staubach worked five walks while Carpenter fanned five as the Flames prevailed in a game marked by errors and timely hitting.
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Benke, m
Moebus
Pope
Albért’t
W.kramer
P. Smith
Manhattan
Em Werblers
Schaupp
Freeman
A. Curran
Lambert
Ford
Campbell
Albertart
Carpenter
Thoss
Staubach
Geisler
Manhattan Beach Park
Jockey Club Beats Ripley In Tight 9th Inning Baseball Duel
The Kentucky Jockey Club edged Ripley 2 to 0 in nine innings in a pitching duel. Frebis allowed nine hits and kept the Jockey Club offense to two singles as both teams showcased sensational fielding in a tightly played contest.
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Frebis
Jockey Club
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BEY
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Ff & Dickman
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Powell
Nicort
Tere
Wingert
Sampson
Richter
Howdy Boys Hammer Frischler For Thirteen Hits In Win
The Howdy Boys defeated the San Paulo nine eight to two at San Paulo Field. R Richter held San Paulos to two safeties as the Howdy Boys scored three in the first inning to take control. Various players contributed including Gerke McCarty P Klein Thorbeck J Klein and Tracy with strong hitting and solid defense. Umpires were C R Talley and U Merch.
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Frischler
San Paulo
R. Richter
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McCarty
P. Klein
Thor’ck
J.klein
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F.tre
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Trischler
Ozrrors
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R. Klein
J. Klein
Sn Richter
C. R. Talley
U. Merch
Gems Spring Surprise Beats Oxie Sales 10 to 3
Covington Gems upset Oxie Sales Service 10 to 3 at Covington. Arnson pitched well aside from a rough fourth inning, while the Gems broke the game open with a seven run seventh and two more in the eighth. Key hits came from Worland Giltner and others as Covington improved.
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Covington Gems
Covin
Oxie Sales Service
Stormer
Tha
Arnson
Service
Ane Dixie
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Herthel
Schumer
Michel
McCann
Trame
Giltner
Goodall
Cushin
Guslan
Morland
Harrison
Golden Rods suffer first defeat to Kentucky Indians 7 0
The Golden Rods were shut out by the Kentucky Indians 7 to 0 at Latonia. West pitched strongly for the winners, limiting the Rods to five hits as Indians built a big early lead and held on. Home run by Cowie highlighted Kentucky’s offense while multiple Rods errors aided the loss.
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Reds
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H.O.A
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Murry
Bisnis
Cowke
Wellb
Donovan
Hagadorn
Gresha
Nestheide
McCarty
Mauutel
Wert
Childers
Indians
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Macke
Haney
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