Suburban Handicap Thriller at Belmont Ends in Narrow Corn Tassel Win
Corn Tassel ridden by Buddy Ensor captured the Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park in 2 02 5, defeating Sweep On by a neck as War Cloud faded late. Boniface and Lanius followed, amid a huge Memorial Day crowd enjoying a high intensity mile and a quarter feature.
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Be Frank Wins Latonia Derby Under New York Owner
CM Garrison of New York sent Be Frank trained by G Kummer to victory in the Latonia Derby at Latonia KY. The Sir John Johnson colt outpaced Regale and Omond to win by two lengths with Eternal fading and Clermont finishing mid-pack. Be Frank paid just over 10 to 1 in the pari mutuels as the eastern owned entry edged ahead of Western rivals for the win.
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Cardinals Win Move Up From Eighth Place
ST. PAUL June 7. At the St. Paul AWC last night, Walle Meehan of California boxed a ten round draw with Gilly Misko of St. Paul. Meehan, a professional, fought a steady bout as Misko pressed, with both fighters displaying hard punches throughout the encounter.
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Fluke Homer by Cornell Beats Yale 2 1
Yale loses to Cornell 2 to 1 as Holden misjudges Ensworth fly for a homer aiding Cornell after five scoreless innings. Robinson and Holden drive runs in the sixth. Yale’s Thorne Murphy singles in seventh and scores on misplay. Dean Robinson pitches well for Cornell with eight strikeouts.
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Detroit Tigers Defeat Red Sox 10 to 5 in Boston
Detroit Thundered Caldwell and Winnard early as they downed Boston 10 to 5. Ruth homered into the right field bleachers with two on in the fifth. Suspensions followed for Bush Young and Jennings of Detroit by umpire Johnson after a disputed sequence.
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Causey Beats Pirates to Run Streak to Eight in Pittsburgh
Young Causey pitched six strong innings and allowed five hits as the Giants defeated the Pirates 2 to 0. Wilbur Cooper struggled for Pittsburgh, surrendering the decisive runs while Causey held the home team scoreless through seven. Thundered by 12,000 fans, the game featured tense moments including an umpire altercation and police presence as the Giants improved their form from the previous day.
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June and July Dearly Departed in Dry Season Verses and Baseball Ages
A blend of poetic lines praising June and foretelling July’s dry spell followed by sports commentary. It weighs contrasts between age and ability in baseball lineups, arguing Over Thirty edges Under Thirty in pitching and rugged attack while noting expected prime ages and the quirks of the game.
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Giants and White Sox poised for test in west and east
Coming to the Test With the Giants in the West and the White Sox in the East, the two clubs are seen as preeminent in their leagues. June marks a long tour test for veteran lineups and strong pitching staffs, with potential rematches in the fall as Zim chased Eddie Collins years ago.
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Limerick and golf club life member bid
A quirky note describes a golfer declaring retirement then returning to dig bunkers, hints at a yearly reunion, and jokes that Short and Straight paths take effort while Long and Crooked rarely arrive. The entry forwards a life membership at Quaint Old Fashioned Country Club.
Brigand Wins Royal Stakes at Epsom Races
Brigand ridden by Steve Donoghue wins the Royal Stakes Handicap at Epsom by a neck over Cunliffe Owen's King Sol and Kean, with ten horses racing. Brigand started at 9 to 4, Major de Rothachild owning. Also at Denver Robert C. Martin wins the Rocky Mountain News marathon in a time that breaks Ted Johnson's 1917 record.
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Solitary Reds Tally Edges Dodgers In Cincinnati
June 7 Cincinnati Reds win 1 0 as the lone run comes in the seventh inning. Lee Magee drives a key hit after Reuther’s ball deflects off his shin. Dodgers strand Magee triple but fail to bring him home as Groh and Roush contribute in the frame.
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Clustered Hits Of Locals Rout Leaders 6 to 4
The Yankees toppled the White Sox 6 to 4 at the Polo Grounds. Riveter Williams was hammered in the sixth as New York built multiple runs, Pratt and Bodie driving in key scores while Huggins argued with the umpire and was ejected in the ninth amid humid conditions.
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