Pindar Peel Scores Third Straight Win at Louisville Race Meet
Pindar Peel owned by Pete Coyne scored his third win this meeting with jockey Bill Garner aboard. Tangara won the Manslick Road purse, Lord Granite captured Middletown, Belle won the Fourth Avenue purse for G. F. Croissant. Attendance was strong and blue stone led the seventh event.
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Anslick Road
Middletown Beng
Fourth Avenue
Manslick Road
Sammy Hidlman
Tangara
Brown
Light Brigade
Tannagra
Buck
Fancy Me
Idle Hour Farm
Laveen
Donald Mergler
Lord Granite
J. C. Schank
Middletown
Indianapolis
K. Nichols
King Gorin
Day Dream
G. F. Croissant
Belle
Fnr
Pindar Peel
Pete Coyne
Bill Garner
Bill
Mack Garner
Lew Pope
Malvina B
Blue Stone
William Hamilton
William Snyder
Hugh Gilmore
F. J. Stevens
Jefferson Livingston
A. L. Kirby
C. C. van Meter
Anderson & Kendie
Latonia
Scherr
John F. Scherr
E. B. McLean
J. L. Knight
Lexington
United States
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Camden
Versailles
Hal Price Headley
Beaumont Stud
International League Scores From Jersey City and Buffalo
In Jersey City and Buffalo games, Baltimore and opponents staged high scoring efforts. Batteries included Ogden, Thomas, McCarthy, and Freitag with Sullivan. Earnshaw, McCarthy, Keifer, and Freitag for another Baltimore setup. Reading and Providence matchups concluded with 13 to 0 and 4 to 9 scores respectively, featuring Tomlin, Elliott, Hawkins, and Meuter among others.
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Xavier Baseball Team May Be Idle Two Weeks
The St. Xavier College baseball team may not play again until June 16 when it faces the Alumni in the spring home coming at Corcoran Field. Outfield clearing is needed after May fete use. Joe Meyer, athletic director, arranged to keep the arc lighting for night football practice next fall. The team batting average stands at .350 after fifteen games, with thirteen wins.
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Corcoran Field
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Saints
How They May Run in Today's Races
Savage selections list race entries at Churchill Downs and Newmarket. First race features Little Jimmy and John pager ood. second Cerulean and The Engineer. third Untried Rosa Greener Mary Ellen O. Fourth Dr A L Biggs Shark Sparkle Star. fifth Bubbling Over Mary Kinkead Russell Gardner. sixth Transformer Old Slip Cup Bearer. seventh By Gosh Miss Mazie Flusive. Best chance By Gosh.
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Little Jimmy
John Pager
Newmarket
Cerulean
Torch
Rosa Greener
Mary Ellen O
Dr. A. L. Biggs
Shark
Sparkle Star
Bubbling Over
Mary Kinkead
Russell Gardner
Transformer
Gosh
Miss Mazie
Flusive
Jimmy
N Q Kelly
Maxie
Harrods Creek
Engineer
Bill Hare
Gentry
Kit
Nantes
L. Biggs
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Renee
Ruenall
Gardner
Icid
EOE Pomc
J Furlo
McVickar
Jasmine
Anon
Elusive Flying Prince
Elias
Trackman's Selections and Race Entries Listing
First race John Q Kelly Little Jimmy Garr. Second race The Engineer Harry Wills Cerulean Greener Tip Toe Inn. Fourth race Dr A L Biggs Shark Midnight Rose. Fifth race Mary Kinkead Bubbling Over Orator. Sixth race Silver Slippers Cup Bearer Old Slip. Seventh race Goldfield By Best Chance Dr A L Biggs.
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Churchill Downs
John Q. Kelly
Little Jimmy
Garr
Harry Wills
Cerulean
Rosa Greener
Tip Toe Inn
Dr. A.L. Biggs
Shark
Midnight Rose
Mary Kinkead
Bubbling Over
Orator
Goldfield
A. L. Biggs
Belmont Racecard Summary
Belmont card lists six races with entrants King Albert Blue Hill Everglade Martin Sue Handsome Sea Ballad Surprise Party Crusader Euclid American Flag Backbone Coventry N Morse Polly McWiggies Maud Muller Sea Rocket Flicker Shampoo Best Chance Nellie Morse.
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Belmont
King Albert
Blue Hill
Everglade
Martin Sue
Handsome
Sea Ballad
Surprise Party
Crusader
Euclid
Backbone
Coventry
N Morse
Polly McWiggies
Maud Muller
Sea Rocket
Flicker
Shampoo
Nellie Morse
Long Point
Romana
Artin Suester
Tone Ereses
Vernor Smith
Silly Willy
Celiden
Hissel
Pol McWiggles
Lie Morse
Wemimopr
Eeseeiniciness
Frances Shuffle oFree
Trackman's Selections Maple Heights Card
First Race Norcross Burnt Safety. Second Race George Starr Melbourne Glory. Third Race Star Girl Miss Emmett Dextrose. Fourth Race Pawnbroker Mel Briar Cliff. Fifth Race Dominator Normal Calvin. Sixth Race Clever Seth Crest. Seventh Race Cheer Leader Atta Boy NI Sunny Hill. Best Chance George Starr.
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Maple Heights
Norcross
Burnt
Safety
George Starr
Melbourne
Glory
Star Girl
Miss Emmett
Dextrose
Mel— Briar Cliff
Dominator
Normal
Calvin
Clever Seth
Crest
Atta Boy NI
Sunny Hill
Gerorge Starr
Edith Gibson
Captain Guard
Mart Donna
Sinvona
Rob Bilge Biro
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George D. Gaw
Inia Queen
Arlos Enrique
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Esther Grindell
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Weit Inn Sabinikina
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Ovena Pies Miles Sdaak Hill
Cadorna
Lady Zeus
First Race Ten Sixty at Amer euean Gymkhana
In the sequence of races eleven entries are listed with horses and drivers. Best Chance is noted as SETTING SUN in the final line, indicating a favored horse in the event.
Manna Wins Epsom Derby in Record Eight Length Victory
Manna ridden by Steven Donoghue led from the start to win the Epsom Derby by eight lengths. Zionist placed second and The Sirdar was third in a field of twenty eight. Time for the mile and a half was 2 minutes 40 and 3 6 seconds. The King hosted a dinner for leading sportsmen that evening.
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Manna
Phalarie
H. E. Morriss
Steven Donoghue
Donoghue
Tottenham Corner
H. H. Aga Khan
Expect Many Marks To Fall In U C Meet
Tomorrow marks the eleventh annual Tri-State track and field meet at Carson Field under the University of Cincinnati. Two hundred athletes aim to smash records with Hughes’s team and Withrow Martinsville competitors among the favorites. The second greater Cincinnati Class B meet runs concurrently with finals in the running events in the afternoon.
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Carson Field
University of Cincinnati
Hughes
Columbus
Withrow
Martinsville
Ind
Greater Cincinnati
Mehlhorn Leads Midwestern Open Elimination Round
Bill Mehlhorn of Chicago shot 33 38 71 at Onwentsia in windy midwestern elimination play for the National Open, one stroke ahead of three tied for second. Larry Nabholtz Lloyd Gullicksen Laurie Ayton and others followed as the field battles to reach Worcester play offs.
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Chicago
Westmoreland Club
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Larry Nabholtz
Cleveland
Lloyd Gullicksen
Columbus
Laurie Ayton
Ohio
Ayton
Chick Evans
Bob Gardner
Gardner
Harry Hampton
Memphis
Alex Cunningham
Toledo
Evans
Jock Hutchison
Worcester
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MacDonald Smith Leads East Qualifiers With Six Birdies
MacDonald Smith shot six birdies to grab the early lead in the Eastern qualifiers at Long Beach New York on May 27. Emmett French of Youngstown Ohio followed with a solid round as a large field of sixty plus competitors contended for the top spots.
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Marlin J. McLoughlin
Plainfield
N. J
Smith
John G. Gurley
Nantucket
Mass
H. C. Lagerblade
Bristol
Conn
Pat Doyle
Walter Hagen
Joe Kirkwood
Francis Ouimet
Fred
Long. Beach
N. Y
Emmett French
Youngstown
American golfer eliminated as Crummack advances in British amateur
The rain softened links trim the field to eight with Argentine champion J. S. Cruickshank and Scot Robert Harris seen as top contenders. Douglas Grant, the lone American survivor, faltered after the third hole and lost to R. W. Crummack in a sensational upset.
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England
America
Douglas Grant
R. W. Crummack
Lancashire
J. S. Cruickshank
H. H. Hodge
St. George's Hill Club
Robert Harris
Crummack
Grant
Horses Race at Louisville Show Busy Maiden Fillies
In the second race a $1,200 two year old maiden for fillies at 5 furlongs, Malvina B. led from the outside post and won ahead of Cupid's Curse with Helen's Babe close behind. Purses paid 7.70 to win and 5.80 for place. The program lists other races detailing winners Lord Granite and Tanware with margins and mutuels.
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John Johnson
Malvina B
Helen
Adwood
Frances Louise
Iss Hume
Agnes Ayers
tBessie
Arvey
Swoops
E. Martin
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D. Connelly
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McLean
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Harrington
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P. Holton
Aren
Cupid
Wildwood
Spices
Corey
Percuss
Lakme
Aweesa
Neatness
Clarice
J. Chank
Chirelly
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Jgakr W. Frank
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J. Burke
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G. Noel
C. H. Knebelkamp
McPherson
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Peel
Hi Prince
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Mane
Pyrene
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Rotherme
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Baonan
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Minnesota freshman sets 100 yard dash mark in interfraternity race
Bill Shields, a black freshman at the University of Minnesota, grazed the world record in the 100 yard dash with a time of nine and four fifths seconds during an interfraternity race in Minneapolis on May 27.
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Bill Shields
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Maple Heights Horse Races Feature Five Claiming Races
Results from Maple Heights track show winners in six furlong claiming events for three-year-olds and up. Horses Moon Brook, Canadian, and Boomerang posted top finishes with payouts listed. early scratches include Helen G and Yjubal.
Maple Heights Entries First Race Claiming Purse $700
Horse entries listed for six races with purses of 700 dollars each. Two year olds in first race with multiple named horses and weights. Notes include track conditions and apprentice allowance.
Belmont results first race claimers and listed runners
Belmont race notes show the claiming race for three year olds and up with top weight 647 pounds and jockey Beach guiding Lax at 116. Other runners include Colircia, Lord Baltiar, Wildreke, Master Billy, Lady Glassen, Hidden Jewel, Yankee Elm, Dry Moon, New Hope, Johnny Impliet, Pencra Joella J and Everglade. Second race steeplechase purse ends with times around nine and four fifths seconds per the judges.
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Lax
Beach
Erty Wy
Lord Baltiar Wildreke
Master Billy
Lady Glassen
Hidden Jewel
Man
Yankee Elm
Dry Moon
New Hope
Johnny Impliet
Pencra
Joella J
Everglade
von Utter
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Woodbine Card Opens With Alexandria Plate Entrants
Weather cloudy and track fast as the opening program at Woodbine features seven races. The first race, Alexandria Plate for three year olds and up at 1 1/16 miles, includes Fighting Cook John Mosby The World Enslavesibiauincg Olivia Ki us Ten Sixty and others.
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Chee
Buess
Connie Bert
Bethel
and Dattner
Chuck Kate Vin Cohn
Isis A « Brun
Isis
Houyhnham
Roman
Reeseer Eee
Callahan
Harvey
Dan
Janetta
Barnes
Wee
Wermwold
Prodigal
Shiraz
Bey
Rthda
Sahae
St. PL
Kummer
Danby
Hebert
Eagiet
Sun Pk
Sixta
Tore
Breo
Bronx
Ines
Eret Madrigal II
Toyland Assembly
Eric Also
Wis
Mosby
the World
Bernice Harrar
Lion Heart
Sapere
Saene Ranean
tHerbert
Sunny Maid
Billy Mann
Flying Frog
Lewis
Canada
Siaeien
Ng Sitet
Plymouth Rock
Woodbine Racecard Full Card Results and Entries
Race by race results from the Woodbine meeting detailing first through seventh races with payouts for Place and Show. Notable entries include So Straight Barrow Nye Maker Take Off Chiquita Upsal Black Fox Time details and multiple scratches. Weather clear track fast.
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Howick Plate
Eldaars Revenee
Barrow
Finl (Wilson
Armore
Rusovia
Roucette
Tarry
Howie
Cy OY
Stieve Roi
Hunt
McTague
Wilkes Barre
Prince Hamiet
Red Stone
Senator Norris
Horeloege
Jedee Fuller
Flying Cloud
Harryer
Fornova
Schaefer
Fleet Princess
Tim
Santen
Rose Beauty
Davenport
Downsview
Hertrix
Brevet
Huckleberry
Merchaum
Southwest
Poly tSeagram
Claver
Mon Gano
White Marsh
Mala- Ran
Dentariag
Pert
Rejection
Bolivar Bend
Pathan
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