Suburban Handicap Opens New Racing Season at Sheepshead Bay
New York June 19 Suburban day brings the racing classic to Sheepshead Bay where 15 of 60 nominated thoroughbreds race for 25 000 and 20 000 fans. James R Keene’s Ballot starts as favorite at about 5 to 2 with Master Robert King James Durante and Fair Play among contenders as the season begins amid renewed course improvements.
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New York
Sheepshead Bay
Sheepshead Bay Course
James R. Keene
Master Robert
King James
Durante
Fair Play
Montgomery
Ballot
Keene
Belmont
Glasoy Fields Announced In Otake Events
Secretary Downing announced five satisfactory entries for the state fair races closing Monday. Notables include Safeguard, Ruth Dillon, Margin, and Leslie Waterman in trotting and pacing events, with a variety of horses listed across 2:10, 2:14, 2:25, and 2:30 stakes as the meets organize for early closings.
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Glasoy Fields
State Board of Agriculture
Downing
Indianapolis
Safeguard
Lesle Waterman
Ivan B
Rex L
Ruth Dillon
Ward Medium
Line Ashlanderf
Vernabell
Justo
Turk Me
Umpire Owens Havo Bush 15 A Real Wonder
Umpire Owen hails Indianapolis shortstop Bush as a phenom. He praises Bush for speed, precise throws to first, and a game winning drive past Kansas City. Owens argues Bush outpaces rivals and outshines even Joe Stanley in speed.
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Bush
Indianapolis
Owen
Joe Stanley
Louisville
Buah
Kansas City
Hoosiers Lose On Ninth Inning Double Play
In a tense late inning, Indiana fails to score with bases loaded and none out as Lindsay hits into a rapid double play. Durham’s curves baffled Brewers while misplays and wild throws produced all three Brewers runs. Coulter starts a ninth inning rally, but a squeeze is passed over and the Hoosiers end the game with a crushing double play near the ninth.
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Curtis Sooring
Brewer
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Durham
Frank Hitchcock
William H. Taft
Howley
Cook
Carr
Coulter
Hayden
Davidson
Brown
Robinson
Otto Williams
McCormick
Curtis
Hooke
Roth
Livingston
Ban Johnson cracks down on baseball gambling in era of wagering
Ban Johnson calls on club owners to halt all gambling as players like Red Powell of the St. Louis Browns boast of earnings from bets. The warning notes prior scandals in Louisville and warns that gamblers, if unchecked, could erode baseball’s public appeal and integrity.
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Red John Powell
St. Louis Browns
Powell
Louisville
Devlin
Nichola
Cramer
Ban Johnson
Trot Field Scrambles for $2,000 Stake at Race
Actullus and Sanoma May lead a crowded 2,000 dollar trotting event featuring Sable Maid, Catherine Ray, Dogra, Robinda, The Clown, Daisy Poin dexter, Lady Patchen, Fay Hex, Margin, Brother MUliroy, and others.
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Sable Maid
Brother Muliroy
Sanoma May
Margin
Catherine Ray
Dogra
Robinda
the Clown
Daisy Poindexter
Lady Patchen
Fay Hex
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