Bubbling Over Captures South Park Purse at Churchill Downs
The two year old colt Bubbling Over racing for Idle Hour Farm Stable trained by E. R. Bradley won the South Park Purse at Churchill Downs in a fast 0 59 1 5 mark just missing the track record by a fifth. Jockey Bill Frank rode him as he shot to a six length margin over Russell Gardner with Mary Kinkead close for third. Torch won the Harrodscreek Purse for maidens in the other two year old stakes. Freddie Sharpe rode Torch and will be sidelined ten days for rough riding. The day featured several suspensions and a strong crowd despite limited titles on the program. Track activity included multiple airplanes? no. Jockeys and horses shipped to Latonia and Aurora for upcoming meetings.
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L. Gentry
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W. Perkins
Brotherly Love
Four Oaks Farm
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F. P. Létellier
A. Vuillemot
F. Croissant
Miss Mazie
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Flying Prince
Ale Tch Bros
Elusive
E. Newman
C. M. Rusche
M. Garnet
Hamilton
J B Michelson
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Sonia
J. Lowenstein
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St. ' S Jockeys
St. Little Jimmy
T. B. Michelson
Forte Tree
T. C. Bradley
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Harned Bros. & Jones
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Franciscan
Nurture
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Kelly
Maxie
Harrods Creek
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Torchbearer
G Walker
Jeys
St.Od Torch
Sharpe
International
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Fields State
H. P. Whitney
Wills
Fennee
Perkins
Bill Are
Canfield
Drake
Kid Boots
H . Taylor
Audiey Table
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Cerulean
Enoug
Thengineer
Harry Wills
Louisville race meeting yields wild chart of results
Multiple races in Louisville show claiming events and maiden stakes with winners including A. P. Foley's ch. m. by Great Britain Odd Nymph trained by D. Shaw and Wrack-Bessie Melton trained by A. Baker. Purses ranged from 1 300 to 1 400 with payoffs listed for place and show.
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Great Britain
Odd Nymph
D. Shaw
St. E
Eee
St.Odds Ramee Iue
Biccciocensine
J. H. Burke
A. Vuillemot
J. T. Looney
Mary Ellen
W. Charles
W. F. Knebelkamp
Tip Toe Inn
I. Weil
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de Paris Jc. O'Malley
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Toe Inn
Rosa Greener
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Notre Dame Star Milestone Coach Moves Highlight 1924 Alumni
South Bend reports Don Miller, Notre Dame 1924 star halfback, will coach the back field at Georgia Tech next fall and report to Coach Alexander before September 1. John Weibel, a Notre Dame lineman, has accepted a contract to coach at Vanderbilt University. Chuck Collins will take
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Ind
Don Miller
Notre Dame
Georgia Technical
Alexander
John Weibel
Vanderbilt University
Chuck Collins
How They May Ran in Today's Races
Churchill Downs card lists entries for seven races with selections by Savage. Notable names include Chesterbrook Fretwell Gloria Quayle in Race 1 and Graeme with Nassau entry in Race 5. Best chance cited for Graeme.
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Churchill Downs
Chesterbrook
Fretwell
Gloria Quayle
Turner
Ritter
Katherine Dillon
Eager
Stump, Jr
Helen Carter
Kitty Pat
Supremus
Sola Mia
Graeme
G. Frank Croissant
Nassau
Harry Carroll
Dolly Bay
Socket In
Loretta Brooks
Sincere
Purity
Warfare
Bootsie
Statler
Theo Fay
Betelgeuse
Croissant
Jack Knight
Trackman's Selections Report Card Style
Track selections list six races with horse and jockey pairings. Supremus is noted as best choice and featured with Purity and Best Choice. Other races show entrants Gloria Quayle Warfare and Kitty Pat Betelgeuse with varying riders.
Belmont First Race-Play Hour Leads Field
Belmont card lists six races with horse names and jockeys. First Race features High lands with Theo Red, Second Race lists Light View with Mickey Free, Pecora, Third Race Silver Fox with Sir Ronald and Peanuts. Best Chance goes to CARTOONIST.
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Belmont
Play Hour
Highlands
Theo Red
Light View
Mickey Free
Pecora
Silver Fox
Sir Ronald
Peanuts
Needelgun
Campfire Tales
The
Bat
Mars
the Seer
Thunder Clap
Pepp
Trackman Names Entries for Maple Heights Card
First Race Go Through Destiny Burnt. Second Race Teddy Toast Lather Darkwood. Third Race Pandosta Cup D Tea Calembour. Fourth Race Sweepstakes Car Los Enrique Trafalgar. Fifth Race Blennerhasset Esco Lane Topanga. Sixth Race Loveliness Melyina Pegey O. Seventh Race Tippety Witchet Lexington Maid Star Sweeper. Best Chance Tippety Witchdert.
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Maple Heights
Destiny
Burnt
Teddy Toast
Lather
Darkwood
Pandosta
Cup D’ Tea
Calembour
Carlos Enrique
Trafalgar
Blennerhasset
Escolane
Topanga
Loveliness
Melyina
Pegey O
Tippety Witchet
Lexington Maid
Star Sweeper
Tippety Witchdert
Woodbine Race Results Reel Plate and Related Events
Summary of multiple Woodbine race cards with results across six events including a 6 furlongs claiming race for maiden juveniles and up, a two mile steeplechase handicap, a two year old five furlong feature, a Canadian foaled three year old race, plus other plates with placements and payouts. lists horses, jockeys, and prices for place and show.
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Orse
Schaefer
Amorshine
Hunt
Gordon
Aube
F Fighting Cook
John S. Mosby
Fehrah
Ber
Dion Whittington
Prince Hampton
Flyi Frog
Veitch
Baehiod
Ewan
Cael
Cavendish Hashdon
Cavendish Fat
P. Watkins
Cavendish
Mooney
Sunny Maid
Baker
Billy Mann
Casus Belli
Herbert
Connaught Pirate
Canada
Baldwin-Wallace Defeats Cleveland West Reserve 9 to 4
In college baseball action the Baldwin-Wallace Yellow Jackets topped Cleveland-Western Reserve 9 to 4. Vere Minek and Okren contributed strong hitting as the team built an early lead and held on for the victory.
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Cleveland
Western Reserve
Vere Minek
Okren
Baldwin-Wallace
Maples Heights Racing Results Highlight Multiple Claims
Race results from Maple Heights feature multiple claiming events for horses aged different ages across six races. Notable performances include Esther-erratt finishing shown, Phillys Conley and Romin among top placements, with several scratches listed and track conditions noted as clear and fast.
Belmont results first race at Belmont Park card
Race-by-race results from Belmont Park show the first race claiming for three-year-olds and up at one mile. Long Point led the field with King Albert and The Poet following, noting several scratches and an even time, track fast.
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Nercross
Neal
Jock Traight
Esther
Erratt
Phyllis Conley
Farland
Raw—Biddledee
Briar Cliff
Orlovs
Aone Rock Court
Southern Genema
Fly Lady
Melvina
Ku Klux
Lucky Leu
Ossaleen
Normal
Dominator
Orse
Captain Guard
Sinvona
Burnt
Ed Edith Gibson
Matt Donna
Black Air
Romin
Verratt
Recto
Jimmie
Freedom’s Call
Melbourne
Banker Brown
Glory
George Starr
Miss Emmett
Helen G
Respee
Lene Esa Ie
Spark
Boomeran
Sporki
Clever Seth
Dillon
Jauebar
Boganowski
Cobham
General Cadorna
Belarice
Attachle
Taylor
George D. Gaw
Tunstall
Rick
Private Peat
Kendall
Crestwood Bey
Headline
Benwood
Matinee Idol
Gunety
Will
Dellow
Coord Ice
Sea Green
Lady Zeus
St. Pl
Long Point
Collins
Caneee
King Albert
the Poet
Lis
Robinson
Cheeses
S . Vwulaad
Tick Tock
Ie Goldene
Stone Jug
Wax Lady
Shamrock
Finni
Johnny Campbell
Blas Inter
Handsome
Mahoney
Oyster Bed
Veltch
Martin Sue
Mergler
Governor Smith
Romana
Silly Willy
Sea Ballad
Johnson
Euclid
L. Fator
Surprise Party
Tiger Glass
Washaki
Wernen
Celidon
John’n
Silver Fox
Pique
Geventey Byonit
Laplander
Fast Mail Town Sugar Gar
Swope
Candy Kid
Sunfort
Zephyretta
Marrett
Nellie Morse
Kellum
Enslaved
Thurber
Maund Muller
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Gamble
Pleasant Emories
Chemy
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Ing Free
Brunner
Coltiletti
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Carter
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Skip Little Oon
Alice Joyce
Australette
Francesack
Hlaire Dresser
Little Blaze
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My Eva
Lona Stanley
Hamilton Mayor Dismisses Chief in Malfeasance Case
Hamilton Ohio May 28 Frank W Clements was dismissed as Chief of Police by Mayor Kelly on malfeasance charges and given until Saturday afternoon to answer Earlier that day Kelly suspended Clements at Governors suggestion but Civil Service Commission ruled no appeal from suspension thus he dismissed him Charles Morton was named Acting Chief Kelly announced affidavits from five residents including Rev W S McBirnie William Oberly Allen Moore Jr Frank Hill and Herbert Bodine were provided to the Civil Service Commission who was expected to act soon The acting chief decision remained undecided tonight
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Fercial Tribune
Hamilton
Frank W. Clements
Kelly
Clements
Donahey
Civil Service Commission
Warren Gard
O. M. Burns
Charles Morton
W. 8. McBirnie
William Oberly
Starr Avenue
Allen Moore, Jr
Frank Hill
Herbert Bodine
Moore
Lincoln Avenue
Hill
Bodine
Clinton Egbert
Thomas Dorsey
Rentschler Building
Lewis A. Nelson
Champion Coated Paper Company
Union Miner Sentenced Ten Years For Attack
Frank Cornish, a union miner, was sentenced to ten years in prison by Judge P D Morris in Moundsville West Virginia after conviction for taking part in an attack on Robert Crow a nonunion worker at the Glendale Gas and Coal Company mine near here on April 12 The defendant appealed and was jailed in default of bail as the first of twenty defendants tried on inciting to riot charges
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Moundsville
W. Va
Frank Cornish
P. D. Morris
Robert Crow
Glendale Gas and Coal Company
Here
Corrish
Miners receive tents and benefits for evicted strikers
In Wheeling on May 28 the United Mineworkers announced delivery of 100 tents to aid striking miners evicted from company housing in the Pan-Handle coal district. Benefits were also being distributed to the strikers, according to union officials.
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Wheeling
W. Va
United Mineworkers
Pan-Handle
Duel death ends in General Hospital for Louis Williams
Louis Williams 35 of 620 Smith Street died at General Hospital after being wounded twice in a pistol duel Tuesday night with a man known as Fat. Police are searching for the slayer.
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Louis Williams
Smith Street
General Hospital
Hendricks Reports Car Theft In Reds Local
Jack Hendricks manager of the Reds told police last night his car was stolen from Fourth and Vine streets between 8 and 10 30 oclock.
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J. Hendriccks
Jack Hendricks
The
Reds
Fourth
Vine Streets
Woodbine Race Card Entries and Trumped Results
Race card from Woodbine shows six races with purses and entries for three-year-olds and up. Notable names include Golden Rule Flag of Truce Main Mast Merulina and Puffs, with Woodbine entries from Ross Bedwell and Nevada Stock Farm. Weather cloudy and track fast with multiple horses listed across plates and purses.
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F. O’hara
Corres Rock
F. Whitney
Frank Furst
TRE Bisneckin
Chilton
Nevada Stock Farm
Ross
Bedwell
Gateside Plate
Canada
Smooth Sea
Tony Beau
Uttercup
Tamale Dick
Billy Mann
Cheviot 3 Manhattans 0 Twilight Victory
Cheviot blanked the What tan club 3 to 0 in a twilight game at Cheviot. Emigholz pitched effectively in relief for Cheviot while Macke and Dill delivered timely hits and Mohrman Dell and Cordes played solid defense. Emigholz struck out seven, with three walks, as the home team earned the win.
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Manhattan
Oral Ban
Whattan Club
Anager
Emighols
Macke
Dill
Mohrman
Dell
Cordes
Ackerman
Baumgartner
Fisher
Emigholz
Pottseo
Hoffman
Horse Racing Card Shows Multiple Races and Purses
A six race card lists purses and entries for three year olds and up. Notable horses include June Fly Erickson Raw Tiger Tim and Plymouth Rock in the Show division. The Leamington Selling Handicap offers a separate purse and a fast track is noted with entries such as The Cherokee II and others.
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Orse
Ockey
Colen
Erickson
Clausner
Tiger Tim
Bachelor of Arta
Rex Gaiety
Bona Fide
Plymouth Rock
New Beauty
Hillman
Piudience
T Rock
Buried Nevada City Possibly Ancient Mongol Town
Picche Nevada May 28 Signs of a buried city antedating any found in this country are being traced by National Cosmograph Society field members twenty miles west of Picche near White Horse Springs. Tyvo and a half miles of hieroglyphics chiselled in an obsidian cliff resemble dark brown glass with pottery quantities. Pottery has unusually thick glaze and black decorations resemble Chinese characters.
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New York World News Service
Picche
Nev
National Cosmograph Society
White Horse Springs
Pueblo Gran de Nevada
Water Tank Explosion Causes Panic in Chicago Restaurant
A hot water tank explosion at a downtown Chinese restaurant in Chicago killed two Negro cooks and hurt several others. Initial reports suggested a bomb, as waiters fled and glass rained down on pedestrians. One victim was hurled through a window to a street below.
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Chicago
Federal court probes 25 cent rhubarb mail theft
Kansas City May 28 The U S District Attorney and the Postal Department press a strong case against Max Rope a 40 year mail clerk accused of stealing nine stalks of rhubarb worth 25 cents Conviction could bring up to five years in prison a 5000 dollar fine or both Judge Merril E Otis oversees a stern prosecution stressing postal integrity Rope denies the theft
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United States
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Boy and Girl Slain as Carman Admits Killing
In Castle Shannon Pennsylvania two young siblings Alexander Sabo aged 9 and Helen Sabo aged 6 were found dead in a stream after a daylong search. Raymond Winters a 31 year old streetcar conductor confessed to the killings claiming a fit of fury as detectives described him as paranoid. The children had gone for a walk with Winters yesterday and did not return.
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Pittsburgh
Castle Shannon
Alexander
Helen Sabo
Raymond Winters
Winters
Divorce suit climaxes hectic Hillman romance
Mrs. Dorothy M. Hillman filed for divorce from Edward Hillman Jr. in Chicago reporting cruelty and intoxication. She fled to New York months ago in a sensational escape by motor car and train pursued by her husband, who sought her arrest. She lives with her Evanston parents and had given up stage ambitions to marry.
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Chicago
Dorothy M. Hillman
Edward Hillman, Jr
New York
Ms. Hillman
Evanston
Ambassador Hotel
Hillman
Mt Health Boys face robbery and homicide charges
Two Mt Healthy youths Kenneth Sharp 15 and Clarence Fox 16 are accused by Marshal Beyers of breaking into Charles Hunt hardware, damaging the Church of the Assumption, killing a goose owned by M. T. Houston and wounding another. Revolvers and ammunition were found in their possession. They are to be arraigned in Mt Healthy Mayor's court on robbery charges.
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M. T. Houston
Charles Hunt
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Mill Creek
Kenneth Sharp
North Perry Street
Clarence Fox
Kinney
Maple Streets
Houston
Francis B. Sieve
Church of the Assumption
Gough Sticks to Story as Guiberson Fears Cameras
William K. Gough of Cincinnati testifies in General Sessions Court that he was calm after a day of cross examination over a $10,000 demand tied to his divorce from Eunice Gough and claims Guiberson forced him to cash the check. Guiberson, Los Angeles millionaire, denies wrongdoing and crouches to avoid photographers, masking his face at noon.
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New York
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Cincinnati
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General Sessions
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Los Angeles
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Gough
Guiberson
Guit
Eunice
South America
Mrs. Gouch
Labor Leaders Arraigned Over 1922 Dynamiting Plot
William P. Collins of Yonkers New York and William B. Fitzgerald labor leaders recently indicted at Rochester New York for conspiring to dynamite a Buffalo area high speed train in 1922 were arraigned on fugitive warrants in Detroit. They were held on $500 bond for extradition hearings next Thursday. Fitzgerald, vice president of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America, and Collins attended a labor meeting and were to be arrested, but appeared voluntarily in Federal Court.
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Detroit
William P. Collins
Yonkers
N. Y
William B. Fitzgerald
Rochester
International Railway
Buffalo
J. Stanley Hurd
United States
Fitzgerald
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America
Collins
Far East Association Sets Olympic Cycle Change
The Far Eastern Athletic Association announced in Manila that Olympic Games will be held in the Far East every four years after 1927, replacing the previous two-year cycle due to the high costs involved.
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Manila
Far Eastern Athletic Association
Far East
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