Reds Win Second Contest Behind Strong Defense
Southpaw Rucker limits opponents as Reds win 4 to 2. Davy adds two hits and a clutch catch that preserves the lead, while the squad’s defense and timely hitting secure the victory in a pitchers duel.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1908
Page
6
National League Results From Yesterday
In the National League Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 4 to 2 and New York beat Chicago 7 to 4. Pittsburgh edged Boston 1 to 0 while St Louis defeated Philadelphia 2 to 0.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
National League
Pittsburg
Baseball scores from American League games
Boston roughed up Chicago 16 to 5 while Washington defeated Cleveland 3 to 2 and St Louis beat New York 5 to 3 Detroit edged Philadelphia 1 to 0.
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Boston
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
American League
Ere
Icago
Standings Show Tight Races Across Leagues
The standings list shows multiple clubs with records and winning percentages, including New York Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia New York Chicago St Louis and Boston. Additional teams such as Indianapolis Grand Rapids Ft Wayne Dayton South Bend Evansville Terre Haute Kansas City Zanesville St Paul Wheeling appear with varying win totals and percentages.
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American League
Can Ass’n
Central ——S. Son Ae
W.l.pc
Vajence
New York
Pace «Ee
Cleveland
Inciati
Detroit
Delphia
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Oaklyn
Boston
Washington
W.L
Indianapolis
Grand Rapids
Seve
Ft. Wayne
Dayton
Sepentene
South Bend
Milway
Evansville
Terre Haute
Kansas City
Zanesville
St. Paul
Wheeling
Brooklyn at Cincinnati and New York at Chicago
Sports brief lists two matchups with Brooklyn facing Cincinnati and New York meeting Chicago. No results provided.
Reds Edge Brooklyn 4 2 In Tight Ninth Inning Win
Cincinnati Redlegs topple the Brooklyn Dodgers 4 to 2 as Jake Weimer survives a late scare and Rucker strikes out a season high twelve. Davy Brain drives in the go ahead run with a fifth inning single and Hummel homers as Cincinnati secures the victory over Patsy Donovan's Brooklyn squad.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Redlegs
Patsy Donovan
Jake Weimer
Rucker
Reds
Weimer
Pattee
Little Louie Ritter
Davy Brain
Billy Campbell
Lobert
Hummel
Brain
Larry McLean
Mac
Rooters
Jake
Campbell
Davy Brains
Hulswitz
Buddy
Davy
Ganzel
Maer Ganze
Marquard the Pitching Sensation of the Season
Rube Marquard of the Indianapolis team in the American Association is watched by major and minor league managers after a 6–0 start. He allowed no more than one run or three hits per game, with several shutouts. Cleveland native who played semi pro in 1907, denied a Cleveland trial for being too awkward and loose-jointed, yet he beat Columbus and Louisville in successive outings.
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Rube” Marquard
Indianapolis
Marquard
Cleveland
Columbus
Louisville
Reds Triumph Over Brooklyn in Ninth Inning Rally
Cincinnati breaks a 1 1 tie with a late rally in the ninth. Huggins and Kane spark the attack, Lobert and Ganzel score on miscues, Hummel hits a deciding homer earlier, as Cincinnati defeats Brooklyn 4 to 1 to finish the game strong.
Reds End Series With 3 PM Start As Dodgers Send Pitchers
The Reds meet the Brooklyns in the final game of the series this afternoon with Billy Campbell on the mound for Cincinnati and Pastorious or Wilhelm slated for Brooklyn. The contest begins promptly at 3 o clock due to the Reds catching an early train to Fairmont Virginia.
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Reds
Brooklyns
Billy Campbell
Pastorious
Wilhelm
Fairmont
Bancroft Alters Schedule For St Louis Series
Manager Bancroft cancels a Sunday doubleheader with St Louis here. The regular game will be played as scheduled while a second game moves to Monday. Tuesday's game is postponed due to Latonia races and Derby Day opening.
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Bancroft
St. Louis
Latonia
Bob Spade Clouts Near-Homer as Wilhelm Hits Deep
Bob Spade tailed a long clout toward left field just shy of clearing the high signs while pitcher Wilhelm also belted a ball to the right field bleachers from the plate. The near homer and the deep hit highlighted a strong hitting display in the game.
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Bob Spade
Fungo
Bob
Paskert
Wilhelm
Mitchell's Inning Error Sparks Play
A mishandled ball during the first inning led to an unintentional out when Mitchell swung at a ball and inadvertently popped it upward, where Rucker fielded the play. The description emphasizes accidental contact and sequence rather than deliberate action.
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Mitchell
Rucker
Reds Take Narrow Margin as Lobert Sidesteps Double Play
Lobert failed to convert three double play options in the ninth against Al Perman s ball. He allowed one run and made a fielder s choice. Campbell performed well as Cincinnati increased its lead to ensure the win.
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Lobert
Alperman
Campbell
Reds
Right Field Drama Enlivened by Rucker Matchup
Neither Mike Mitchell nor Lumley fared well in right field yesterday as Hans Lobert struck out three times against pitcher Rucker. The misplays and swings underscored a tough day in the outfield for the home squad.
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Mike Mitchell
Lumley
Hans Lobert
Rucker
Pittsburg Defeats Boston 8 to 1 in Second Series Game
Pittsburg fields well and hits at key moments to beat Boston 8 1. Willis pitched strongly allowing scattered hits. Corner exited in the eighth for Lindaman. Gibson and Wagner led with key hits including a two base and a three base hit.
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Pittsburg
Boston Today
Willis
Corner
Lindaman
Detroit Beats Philadelphia 1-0 in Ninth Inning Thriller
Detroit scores the deciding run in the ninth as Murry and Davis hit two-base hits off Moran. Nichols sacrifices, Donovan strikes out 1, Plank 5, with Philadelphia leaving seven on base and Detroit two. Rossman Payne double play. Officials Sheridan and Hurst. Time 1:37.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Moran
Murrhy
Davis
Nichols
Donovan
Plank
Hrossman
Payne
Sheridan and Hurst
St Louis Triumphs In First Game Of Series At New York
The St Louis team won the opening game in New York as the visitors scored two runs in the tenth aided by Newton’s control. New York tied late in the ninth on misplays by Wallace and Williams. Hogg and Newton pitched for the two sides with several extra base hits, walks, and a double play turning Ball and Niles.
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St. Louis
New York
Wallace
Williams
Newton
Hogg
C. Jones
Wallaee
Stone
Schweitzer
Jones
Ferris
Moriarity
Stahl
Conroy
Ball
Niles
Graham
Hoge
Kleinow
O’ Loughlin
St. L
N. Y
Abroad
Hoffman
Cc. Jones
Hemph'l
Chase
Schw’er
Yonroy
T. Jones
Spencer
Lake Weeneee
Oe Newton
Boston Beats Chicago 16 to 5 in Baseball Game
Boston produced eighteen hits off three Chicago pitchers while Burchell yielded the key runs late. Notable batters included Shaw Dougherty and Anderson with two base hits, and D Sullivan Parent Cravath for three bases. Altrock Owen Nelson and Burchell shared pitching duties with several walks and errors noted. time 1:52 umpire Connolly.
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Boston
Chicago
Burchell
Nelson
Lord
Wagner
Cravath
Gessler
Jones
McFarland
Davin
Parent
Donohue
Altrock
Owen
Connolly
AB. H
A.E
Dough’ty
M.m
David
Geasler R
And’son
Unglaub
D.sul'n
White Waener
Criger
Tannehill
McFar
Shaw
Sullivan
Indianapolis Defeats Louisville 4 to 1 in Opening Series Game
Indianapolis won 4 to 1 over Louisville in the opener as Marquard pitched masterly. Key moments included two fast doubles by the Colonels and Woodruff’s solid fielding. Stolen bases by Quinlan and Woodruff highlighted the contest.
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Louisville
Indianapolis
Marquard
Colonels
Woodruff
New York Triumphs In High-Scoring Chicago Game
New York wins 7 to 4 in a wild mixed game at Chicago with nine extra-base hits including three homers. Notable feats include Tinker Seymour and Tenney homering for the visitors while Steinfeldt and Needham drove runs for Chicago. Reulbach and Crandall pitched for their teams with several players reaching base on errors and walks.
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Reulbach
Seymor
Evers
Doyle
Shannon
Crandall
Steinfeldt
Tinker
Seymour
Tenney
Schulte
Chicago
New York
Chance
Needham
Her
St Louis Beats Philadelphia 2-0 on Four Hits
St Louis pitchers Fromme and Sparks held Philadelphia to four scattered hits as the locals scored in the fifth and seventh innings. Gilbert hit a two-base hit for the only extra-base mark, while defensive plays and timely sacrifices produced the runs. Bases on balls favored Fromme with three free passes, and Sparks struck out twice. Time of game was 1:23. Umpires Rudderham and Johnstone.
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Louisville
Indianapolis
Quinlan
Woodruff
Coulter
Livingston
Hayden
Marquard
Burke
Perrine
Sullivan
Poole
Mar
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Fromme
Gilbert
Osborne
Grant
Sparks
Rudderham and Johnstone
St. Paul
Miwagnes Ces Ceesnesio
Gehring
Rowan
Bateman
Geler
Manske
Meyer
McCune
Roth
Milwaukee
Kerin
Washington Triumphs Over Cleveland in Ninth Inning Rally
With two on and two out in the ninth, Freeman singled to right to lift Washington past Cleveland 3 to 2. Smith pitched well for Washington. Joss started for Cleveland. Key hits included two-base efforts by Lajoie and Turner. Cleveland left runners on and Washington capitalized on late-game opportunities.
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Washington
Freeman
Cleveland
Smith
Detroit Defeats Philadelphia 1-0 in Pitchers Battle
Philadelphia lost 1 to 0 to Detroit as Plank bested Donovan in a tight pitching duel. The Phillies failed to push a run across, leaving several opportunities stranded.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Plank
Donovan
Gehring Shuts Out Manske in St. Paul Pitchers’ Battle
Gehring pitched his first St. Paul game and won 2 to 0 over Manske. Gehring doubled for a run, and St. Paul pitchers combined for a 2–0 shutout as Milwaukee managed only scattered hits.
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ST. Paul
Gehring
Manske
Geha
Sudhoff Leads Columbus to 9-1 Loss in Series Opener
Sudhoff allowed two hits as Toledo defeated Columbus 9 to 1 in the first game of the series. Taylor and Thomas struggled, while Friel Raidy Hinchman Jackson Smoot Kihm Clarmbr'ter Congalton Odwellmr were notable for Columbus N/A. Toledo benefited from 7 hits and 6 walks, with Thomas yielding seven hits in four innings and Sudhoff one run in five. Umpires were Owen and Bierhalter.
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Columbus
Sudhoff
Taylor
Thomas
Toledo
Colum
Kruger
Odwellmr
Hinchman
Armbruster
Land
Lister
Odwell
Fohl
Friel
Sud
Minneapolis 4 Kansas City 0 in May 26 tilt
Graham dominated for Minneapolis, holding Kansas City to one hit as the Millers scored on Welday’s homer in the first and three runs in the sixth due to KC errors. Welday drove in O’Neill with a two base hit and O’Neill added a three bagger for Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Kansas City
Graham
Welday
O'Neill
Walnut Hills Triumphs 10-2 Over Brighton in Traction League
Walnut Hills defeats Brighton 10 to 2 in a Traction League game. Key players include Burns Snyder Robison and Snyder with multiple hits and bases on balls. Official time 2:00 with Sternberg umpiring as details list two-base and three-base hits and pitching lines.
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Walnut Hills
Brighton
Veidhemeuth
Burns
Snyder
Robison
An Emery
Ainsworth
Sauer
Conrad
Basle
Sauery
Sternberg
Scores from regional soccer matchups
New Orleans beat Atlanta 2 to 1. Mobile defeated Nashville 10 to 4. Birmingham edged Memphis 5 to 4. Little Rock won against Montgomery 5 to 1.
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New Orleans
Atlanta
Mobile
Nashville
Memphis
Birmingham
Little Rock
Montgomery
Cincinnati Baseball Clubs Offer Wide Open Schedule
The Emery Stars welcome shop teams and local clubs from Reading and nearby towns with manager Dick Rowlands arranging meetings at Emery Candle Company grounds. The All Kentuckians, riding a three game win streak, beat the American Cowboy 10 to 0 at Wiedemann Park and prepare for Sunday shows.
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Indianapolis American Association
Indianapolis
Emery Stars
Procter & Gamble Club
Lockland Paper Mill
Laidlaws
Hess Spring
Axle Works
Stacys and Due’s Fireworks Club
Reading
Dick Rowlands
Emery Candle Company
Ivorydale
Ohio
All-Kentuckians
American Cowboy
Cowboys
New
Wiedemann Ball Park
Wiedemann Park
Wiedemann
Willow Run Grounds
Dayton Shilohs
Wiedemanns
New Wiedemann Park
Dayton
Huckins
Hampel
Young Johnson
Brewers
Hornberger
Middletown
Roy Ferguson
Birmingham
Joe Doyle
Harrison
Gant
Harrisons
Fleischmanns
Newport Monarchs
Cincinnatus
Nationals
Lee Meyers
Fairmount
Waldorfs
Clippers
Louisville
Arthur O’connor
Richmond Street
Cincinnati Police Department
Spring Grove Avenue
Winton Place
al Engler
Ammen Avenue
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Queen City
Schuster School of Elocution
Elmer Brown
Helen Schuster-Martin
Norwood Eagles
Madisonville
Norwood Inn
Adams
Schroeder
Eagles
E. Snyder
Wylen Ackerland
J. Holmes
Mainstreet
City
Funk
The
Muldoons
Cincinnati
Muldoon Baseball Club
Denman Street
Tourenne Captures Cosmopolitan Handicap at Belmont Park
Tourenne ridden by Musgrave and backed from 12 to 1 to 6 to 1 won the Cosmopolitan Handicap at Belmont Park over one mile and one sixteenth defeating Jack Atkin. Gilbert appeared as a notable lightweight jockey. The program included multiple races with favorites and longshots, producing tight finishes and swift times.
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Belmont Park
Tourenne
Musgrave
Jack Atkin
Gilbert
California
Frizette
Notter
Arasee
Seonnes
Adriana
E. Dugan
Black Sheep
Dixie Himmel
Queen Marguerite
Imitator
Braggart
Rose Blusn
Bobbin
EB. Dugan
Star Thistle
Raynor
the Robin
Shreve
J. W. Fyre
O. U. Kid
Ruble
Red Mimic
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Etherial
Suffragette
Lady Hubbard
Rose Beaumont
Melisande
High Private
Lee
Statesman
Shaw
Ross Fenton
Harrigan
May River
Monologue
Dugan
Lawrence P. Daley
Montgomery
Salvidere
Blue Book
Dan Gelion
Old Honesty
Royal Tourist
Pantoufle
McDaniel
Jubilee
Crack Shot
Earl G
Rosimiro
King Soi
Nick Stoner
Garner
Chaplet
Monocle
Kentucky Trap Shooters League Holds Dayton Tournament
The Ken tucky Trap Shooters' League annual event opens in Dayton Kentucky under the Northern Kentucky Gun Club. Noted shooters from Paris Eminence Columbus Louisville and Lexington compete as practice scores roll in with Freeman 98 Le Compte 97 Heer 95. The championship at 100 targets is last day, with a 72 piece silver prize and a Fox gun for a 25 target open event. The league meets at 113 East Fifth Street at 7 30 PM tonight.
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Kentucky Trap Shooters’ League
Dayton
Northern Kentucky Gun Club
A. M. Hatcher
W. H. Heer
A. D. Freeman
Quincy Ward
T. H. Clay
Paris
R. Chamberlain
Columbus
Co. O. le Compte
Eminence
F. Pragoff
Louisville
League
C. O. le Compte
Woolfolk Henderson
Lexington
F. H. Clay
Kentucky
East Fifth Street
Shoe and Leather Club Field Day Prizes Announced
The Shoe and Leather Club Field Day at the ball park Saturday features many prizes. Entries due by 3 pm tomorrow. committee meets today at 1 30 pm. Top prizes include solid gold medals and various footwear and sporting goods from local firms.
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Ball Park
Wm. Kiley
Peters Arms Company
Potter’s Fine
Sporting Goods
John A. Spinney
Pickering Hardware Company
Roll, Crawford & Brendamour
Fungé
Banister Fine
Smith-Kasson
Chance
Huggins
Cobb
A. G. Spalding
John Duttenhofer
C. Rielag
Eugene Boudet
Gilsey
Helmers-Pettmann
Krippendorf-Dittman
William Fowler
Baltimore Union Club Players Run Up Money Dispute
Eleven of the thirteen players from the Baltimore Union League Baseball Club have left Baltimore and will not return. The team failed to appear in Elizabeth, New Jersey, for a game scheduled today. The departure is attributed to a disagreement with management over money matters.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Union League Baseball Club
Elizabeth
N. J
Grand Rapids Defeats South Bend in Central League Match
In South Bend on May 26 Grand Rapids beat South Bend 2 to 1. South Bend failed to hit with runners on base as Grand Rapids moved ahead with a 2 run third. Batteries were Smith and Tieman for South Bend and Sterzer and Hausen for Grand Rapids.
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Grand Rapids
South Bend
Smith and Tieman
Sterzer
Hausen
Dayton falters as Fort Wayne edges them 4 to 2
Ft. Wayne defeated Dayton 4 to 2 after Dayton failed to hit Corns at key moments. Batteries were Corns and Clark for Ft. Wayne with Rowan and Richardson behind Dayton.
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Ft. Wayne
Dayton
R.H.E
Corns and Clark
Rowan and Richardson
Terre Haute Edges Evansville 3 To 2 In Ninth
De Haven delivers a timely two out hit to center after Williams reaches on an error to clinch a 3 to 2 Terre Haute win over Evansville in the ninth inning. Williams scored on the decisive play as Terre Haute improves its record behind Douthett and Williams.
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Terrop Hauth
Ind
Zanesville Beats Wheeling In One Sided Showdown
Zanesville defeated Wheeling 11 to 1 in a home game. Alderman allowed the big hits as Zanesville plated runs in multiple innings including a first inning burst and late offense led by Batter names and the strong pitching by Spahr and Schriver.
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Zanesville
Wheeling
Alderman
R*h.e
Spahr
Walker and Schriver
Montarel Handicap at Oakland Result Summary
Stanley Fay drives to victory in the Montarel Handicap at Oakland defeating Gloria with Gene Russell in third. The card also lists the first six races with winners, weights, starting odds, and times including Mauretania, Quietta, and Marwood among winners and notable runners across six races.
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Oakland
Stanley Fay
Gloria
Gene Russell
Pat
Rettig
Lord of the Forest
Sandy
Triumph
Scoville
J. W. O'Neill
Paddy Lynch
Convent Bell
Boghama
Tawasentha
Slippery
Mauretania
Kirschbaum
del Cruzados
McIntyre
On Parole
Horace H
Furnace
Solas
Sackville
Minnie
Vesper Hymn
Quietta
Williams
Nonie
Callaghan
Orchan
Sullivan
Miss May Bowdish
Lone Wolf
Matress
Johnstown
Wuerzburger
St. Mod
Marwood
Eckersall
Gateway
Captain Burnett
the Sultan
Furze
Ormondes
Gulliver
Eye Bright
Charboneau
Ellerd
Vesme
Buxton
Sidney F
May L. N
B.C
Honest Triumphs in Six Furlong Handicap at Louisville
Honest beats Dainty Dame and Balbus by a wide margin in fast time in the six furlongs handicap at Louisville. Ethelda dominates the two year olds with a easy gallop home. Hannibal Bey led a large field and Weather was clear and warm with a fast track.
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Honest
Dainty Dame
Balbus
Hannibal Béy
Ethelda
Czar
Martin
Burton
Gilvedear
Bill Herron
Whisk Broom
Lady Almy
Lady Baldur
Dr. Simrall
Ed Kane
Simon Weil
Good Friar
Jim Liston
Mirzer
Mamie Gallagher
Lady Souffle
Semproni
Butler
Goedike
Transform
Ben Howe
Frontenac
Warren
Ida May
Baroda
Bitters
Birdslayer
Airship
Barnesdale
Steele
Zal
Lady Sichel
Plantland
Minder
Miss Lida
Deuce
Bottles
Lens
Lady Esther
Arrowswift
Hughes
Zoni
Masson
Dr. Baker
Match
Imboden
Heidel
Pursley
Roseburg N
Mozetta
Hannibal Bey
W. Powers
Mary Talbot
Joe Moser
Marmorean
Gar
Gallileo
Bonnie Bard
Camille
Pickins
Miss Ma
Belmont and Lexington Race Day Entries Listed by Race
Event lists detailed weights and entrants for six races at Belmont Park and a separate program at a second track. Entries include horses such as Belle Toons Natasha Mary Orr Lady Arion and many others with weights and assignments across selling races handicaps stakes and steeplechase events.
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Natasha
Mary Orr
Lady Arion
Dorasette
Canopian
Funiculaire
Orlandwick
Hazel Thorpe
Beatrice K
Billy Vertress
Miss Strome
Meadow Breeze
Martius
Minot
Boadicea
Mattie Marshall
My Lady Frances
Miss Hapsburg
Impertinence
del Leath
Water Way
C. H. Shilling
Sainesaw
Royal Chance
the Thorn
Hostile Hyphen
High Bear
Dr. Lee Huffman
Quagga
Mortiboy
Belmont Park
Vanderbilt Cup Race Return Planned for Long Island
The American Automobile Association Racing Board announced a Vanderbilt Cup race will be held on Long Island likely on the motor parkway in October. The plan aims to place A A A in control of U S racing, prompting expected reprisals from the Automobile Club of America amid a clash over a Savannah race.
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New York
Long Island
Long Island Motor Parkway
American Automobile Association
United States
Automobile Cl of America
Savannah
Alexander and Mollenhauer Reach Long Island Final
New York May 26 F B Alexander and H J Mollenhaur advanced to the final round of the Long Island championship in doubles. The victors will meet C W Wright of Boston for the title and trophy in the decisive match.
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New York
F. B. Alxander
H. J. Mollenhaur
Long Island
Cc. W. Wright
Boston
Vanderbilt cup race planned near New York this year
There will be an automobile race for the Vanderbilt cup somewhere in the vicinity of New York City this year. The date and place have not yet been announced.
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New York
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