Boon Companion Wins Narrow Latonia Purse Finish
S A Cowan’s three year old Boon Companion wins the Collinsville Purse at Latonia in a tight finish over Emissary and Santar. Jockey Danny Connelly guides the son of North Star III. and Blushing Beauty to a half length victory as Emissary holds for second and Santar takes third.
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Lincoln G. Plaut
Boon Companion
North Star III
Blushing Beauty
S. A. Cowan
Detroit Sportsman
H. Massey
Emissary
James W. Corrigan
Santar
Collinsville
Latonia
Cherokee Lee
Deemingy
San Altos
William Frank
Frank
Danny” Connelly
San Utar
Wan
Blushin Beauty
St.Odds
Frank - We Wan
G Johnson
San Atar
Connelly Corrigan
Griffin R. Ba
Deeming
Seeeeenes
Scobie
J. Dryden
F. Croissant
Emissa
Hi Barrier
Ballot Brush
Lancer
J. J. Traxler
King Nadi
Earl Sandee
Latonia Race Chart Fourth Race The Zoo Eden
R. L. Baker's five year old Colonel Vennie-Annie Gilmore won the first race from post three. Jockey E J O'Connell trained the winner as purses paid 1150 to first, 259.50 second, 148 third with rough times and mutuels.
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Zoo-Eden
R. L. Baker
Colonel Vennie
Annie Gilmore
E. J. O'Connell
St.Odde
Jack Bauer
A. Mortensen
R. Leee
G. Johnson
J. B. Oo
Queen of the Forest
J. McCoy
J. O
G. H. Keene
W. Frank
Bignonia
SF D. Connelly
Bairn
D. H. Massey
Fire Boy
Baalbec
J. Henry
Ch. c
Omar aSyam
Sombra
J . Henry
Musca
Bumpkin
F. Johnson
Whitne
Fenman
Gr. R
Clar
Fair Acre Farm
B. Grittin
P. Laffoon
Prince
G. Watts
Joe Rudolph
D. Lehan
World Court
Cceu
H. Thomas
C. H. Knebelkamp
King Granite
Iraq
Tray
Prince Lightfoot
Talladega
Steinway
J. J. Ahearn
B. G
Atheling II
Ida
H. Sewell
Wes. PY. St
S&s F
Yea St
Wong Bok
Marsdale, Saihsiesasy Aeee eTee Ee Steele
D. McAuliffe
Johnson
J. Sylviae
W. D. Millard
T. E. Mueller
I Welman
Jewell V. D
Marsdale
Cloister
Are
Bargain Day
Dingo
Ally
Payman
Dr. Tanner
Kublai Khan
Booper
Broomstick
L. T
W. A. Crawford
St. Broomster
Ink A. Mortensen
L. T. Cooper
Happy Top
Connelly Woodford & Steele
Gaffney
N. Holman
Steele
F. Croissant
Brockelsby
Els’ethtown
G. Johnso
S. Hoffler
Slicker
N. J Barnes
L. L. Bochner
Clonaslee
Ware Ne
Elizabethtown
Inner
W. E. Applegate
Russley
Nova Scotia
C. van Dusen
Wts
P. St
Éockeys
St.Odds
Moore
Mortensen W.E. Applegate
Noel Udley Farmingport
Bae Aee
E. J. Nd
Allaire
Seeeeteerersede
Griffin
Arry Carroll
Scobie
W. Dondas
Miss
J. Sylvia Aren
Tinker Toy
McCoy Perkins
Shee
Neeeeteererees
R. Finnerty
Kirby
Grabner
J. H. Nichols
Oore
Blue Sprite
Longport
Alakre
Harry Carroll
Anona
Street Liz
Ear-Olds
Ward
Oh Winns
St. Dds
Dandybrush
Habram J
Noel Goldblatt
R. J. Baker
Griffin L. Gentry
Balboa
Sandhurst
Georgie
Cockney
How They May Ran in Today's Races
Plaut's selections list horses for seven races led by Girl Scout as best chance. Latoni introduces Petie Volt Macbeth in race one followed by Pandy Twig Bootsie in race two. Fantoche Phidias Waponoca appear in race three with Estin Pitchfork Eric in race four. Dare Say Hopeless is race five while Giirl Scout Norwest er Cream Puff run race six. Waterflag Red Pennant Silver Slippers occupy race seven.
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Fantoche
Phidias
Waponoca
Estin
Pitchfork
Eric
Dare Say
Hopeless
Giirl Scout
Nor’wester
Girl Scout
Trackman's Selections Latonia First Race Petie Clonaslee
Trackman selects a list of horses for Latonia races with picks for each race including Petie Clonaslee Spanish Rose Maximanceh Pitchfork Estin KC Dare Say Hopeless Be Good Norwester Girl Scout King Colin Waterflag Bankrupt Spanish Name Chance Pandy.
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Latonia
Petie
Clonaslee
Spanish Rose
Pandy
Twig
Boot
Fantoche
Phidias
Maximanceh
Pitchfork
Estin
Dare Say
Hopeless
Be Good
Nor'wester
Girl Scout
King Colin
Waterflag
Bankrupt
Chance—Pandy
Latonia Stakes prospects bubble with Marconi doubts
Gossip L T Cooper's Marconi, Latonia Championship contender, is doubtful for the two miles and a quarter Latonia Cup. He has coughed and not raced since late April workouts. Quatrain and Supremus also doubtful. Old Slip and Chattagong among likely starters as field narrows to six for the Latonia Championship Stakes.
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L. T. Cooper
Marconi
Latonia
F. Johnson
Lexington
Qutrain
Supremus
Silver Fox
Chantey
Sketer
Slipeter
Baalbec
Chattagong
Bark
J.O
G. H. Keene
Chittagong
Phillies defeat Dodgers 6-4 to take series
Phillies win 6 to 4 over Brooklyn as Sand's bases loaded double in the seventh breaks a tie. McGraw pitched for Philadelphia with Willoughby and Mitchell handling relief, while Brooklyn's lineup included McGraw's opposite and errors by Sand and Huber aid the Phillies.
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Sand
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Phillies
Brooklyn
Bob McGraw
Robins
Willoughby
Mitchell
Brklyn
Phila
A. Penaecen
Fournier
E.brown
McGraw. P
E& By
Taylor
Bicollel
Phitedeipisia
Rates Fc
McGraw
Sinth
Huber
Hinlebueee Ee Cox
Leach Compan
Irene Ane
el Willoughby
Hart
Rishee Ro
Heavy Hanover Eleven Prepares For Transylvania Scrimmage
McLaren drills Bearcats for Hanover clash while U C team edges toward a bigger game with a lighter line and a likely aerial threat. Ed Williams injury lingers as Cincinnati braces for Saturday night showdown against Hanover.
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Cincinnati
Nippert Stadium
McLaren
Bearcats
Hanover
U. C
Transylvania
Indiana
Wabash
Hilltoppers
Lexington
Ed Williams
Orioles Lose to Louisville In First Junior World Series Game
Louisville wins 8 to 7 as fourth inning rally collapses Baltimore defense. Ogden failed in the ninth after strong early relief, with Tyson steering the final run on a steal and a misplay. Cullop started for Louisville, Tincup finished after a fifth inning switch.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Ogden
Louisville American Association
Baltimore International
Tincup
Oriole
Louiaville
Tyson
Brainard
Betzel
Indianapolis Police Band
Indianapolis
Exhibition Contest Won by Reds Team
Pete Donohue and Jackie May pitched a Cincinnati Redlegs win 7 to 2 over Doyles in Springfield. Donohue went four innings, May five, with Farrell and Meade handling the rest. Key hits from Smith Schultz Dressen Donohue and Niehaus backed the Reds as Springfield left eight men on base.
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Springfield
Pete Donohue
Jackie May
Cincinnati Redlegs
Doyles
Donohue
Reds
Schlein
Coyle
May
Cincinnati
Wetzel
Curry
Dressen
Smith
Schultz
Moninger
Meade
Critz
Niehaus
Caveney
Knott
Farrell
Krueger
Juenger
Shuey
teher—Donohue
Ft Worth Club Wins Dixie Series In Pitchers Battle
The Ft Worth Texans clinched the Dixie Series title in Atlanta by defeating the Southern Association champions 1 to 0. Joe Pate pitched well for Ft Worth and Brock, Pate, and Davis produced the decisive run after Brock’s error. Ft Worth now leads four games to three with one to play.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Ft. Worth
St Xavier grid squad crippled for first game
St Xavier's football team faces severe injuries ahead of Saturdays game against Transylvania. Key players out include Red Hess with a broken shoulder and others limited by ailments. Coach Meyer reorganizes line, with Wenzel moved to tackle as the squad reviews hopeful starters. The noon rally aims to boost morale before the 2:30 PM kickoff.
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St. Xavier College
Transylvania
Saints
Albert W. Leibold
The
Athletic Council
Joe Meyers
St. Xavier
Red
Hess
Jimmy Boyle
Joe Farrell
Carl Steinbicker
Meyer
Bill Knecht
Lowell Baurichter
Buck” Wenzel
Wenzel
Joe Buerger
Hal Welge
Hub Rapp
Pioneers
Transylvania Gridders Prepare for Xavier Clash in Cincinnati
Transylvania coaches drill linemen and ends in a long scrimmage emphasizing blocking and tackling. Key players Batts Foster Jahries on offense and Gay on defense lead the unit. Sam Wilcox returns from a fractured collar bone but won’t play for about two weeks. about twenty men travel to Cincinnati for the St Xavier game.
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Transylvania
Xavier
Lexington
Willis Stewart
Batts
Foster
Jahries
Fields
Vaughn
Flood
Gay
Ware
Crutcher
Ryan Thompson
Sam Wilcox
Transy
Cincinnati
St. Xavier
Guery Edges Toney Caponi In Ten Round Dayton Bout
Guery a Kentucky light welterweight outpoints Toney Caponi of New York in a fast ten round bout at the Tacoma Park Bowl Dayton Ky. Referee Lou Baumann halted a round or two when the bell seemed to sound early. Semi final Jackie Warner knocked out Walter Wick. Fighting Ferrarris and Danny Daugherty went six rounds about even. Mike Saswell edged Bill Conner in four rounds opening the show with Harry Lickert beating Frank Forman.
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Guery
Kentucky
Toney Caponit
New York
Tacoma Park Bowl
Dayton
Lou Baumann
Caponi
Jackie Warner
Walter Wick
Wick
Baumann
Ferrarris
Danny” Daugherty
Mike Saswell
Bill Connersamn
Harry Lickert
Frank Forman
Wice
Tommy Freeman Beats Walthers at Cleveland
Tommy Freeman the Hot Springs welterweight defeated Al Walthers of Canton by technical knockout in a ten round bout at Cleveland. Walthers quit in the fifth due to a broken hand. Jack Dempsey staged exhibitions, boxing two rounds with Nick Newman and two rounds with Marty Cutler and Ray Newman as sparring partners.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Tommy Freeman
Hot Springs
al ‘Walthers
Canton
Jack Dempsey
Walthers
Dempsey
Nick Newman
Marty Cutler
Ray Newman
Letts Defeats Hurd to Capture U S Golf Title
In St Louis at the Country Club Mrs Dorothy Campbell Hurd the previous year’s champion fell in the third round to Mrs F C Letts of Chicago by 4 and 2 amid a fierce wind and rain. Letts advances as a leading contender in a day of stormy play and upsets among international and national rivals.
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ST. Louis
United States
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
Philadelphia
St. Louis Country Club
F. C. Letts
Chicago
Ada MacKenzie
Toronto
Glenna Collett
Providence
Rhode Island
Miss Collett
MacKenzie
Fraser
Alexa Stirling Fraser
Ottawa
Canada
Bernice Wall
Oshkosh
Miss Wall
Atlanta
Wisconsin
Mary Browne
Los Angeles
Miriam Burns
Horn
Mrs. Hurd
Mrs. Horn
Miss Brown
Miss Browne
Fritzile Stifel
Wheeling
Virginia Wijgon
Gaut
Edith Cummings
Dave Gaut
Memphis
O. S. Hill
Kansas City
Helen Payson
Portland
Miss Cummings
Gant
Hill
Miss Payson
Mrs. Letts
Babe Herman to Box Honey Boy Finnegan in Boston
New York report states featherweight contender Babe Herman will box Honey Boy Finnegan in Boston on October 19. Manager Jimmy Kelly announced to the New York State Athletic Commission. the date change followed an earlier cancellation. In St Louis, James Bottomley denied intentionally hitting anyone in a $7,500 damage suit related to a July homer.
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New York
Babe Herman
Honey Boy” Finnegan
Boston
Jimmy Kelly
Herman
New York State Athletic Commission
Kelly
New York Board
Homer
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Jamies Bottomley
St. Louardinal
Admir E
Erwin Hayes
Cardinals
Hayes
Bottomley
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R. L Baker
Vennie
J. B. Respess
Ryen
Quiescent
T. M. Green
Mortensen
J. Baylor
Baker
A. Mortengen
Broomster
Haj
Plaut
Volt
Macbeth
Sie
Tooung
Chure Downs
George F. Korfhage
Eugene Dailey
Albert Gassenheimer
Walter Young
H. C. Murnan
Four Oaks
Mobile, Ala
W. E. Sages
E. B. Wheeler
Fred Schelke
F. M. Grabner
Koors & Galvin
L. A. Connor
Matt J. Winn
Kentucky Jockey Club
Illinois
Dodgers
Orioles
Baltimore
Colonels
Balti
Ab.h.o.a
Louisv
Ballenger
Maisel
Guyon
Ae de Porter
Anderson
Walker
Sheedy
Boley
I'S
Cobb
Bains
Rnshaw
Shannon
Son
Cuyon
Cullop
Earnshaw
Hitse
Connolly
Magerkurth
Texans
Pate
South
Panthers
Mobile
Jenkins
Brock
Gazella
Onetchy
Davis
Er. Sacke
J. Smith
Krehmeyer
Brock Jenkins
Elmer
Konetchy
Nta
McLaughlin
Pate Ball
Um- Sire Mil
Jorda
Fanning
Brennan
Pittsburgh
Washington
National League
Detroit
Toney Caponi
Tacoma Bowl
Warner
England
Scotland
East Fourth Street
Hurd
U. S
Box
Honey Boy
Finnegan
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