Judge Monck Wins Latonia Feature Handicap Race
Latonia June 30 Judge Monck outsider in betting wins the feature 6 furlongs handicap ahead of Bettie Sue by a heat Fauntleroy two lengths back. Other runners include Alles, Nancy Grates and Free Lance in a crowded race card with purses noted.
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Bettie Sue
Fauntleroy
Latonia
Stetch
Judge Monek
Rpettie Sue
Linst
Alles
Lure
Kernon Polly
Nancy Grates
Uty LL
Fidele
Gay
Mandy Zac
Eetes
Lucky Wish
Ss Vorly
Elling Walle
Raleigh PD
Punt Storx
Kine Clemplan
Muriel
Ald
Judge Monck
Stabehl
Bete Sue
Joshoy TawPtlrros
Shaw Yiftih Rae
Mcvahes
Wing Ting
Abinston
Coxenden
Walton
Ian Matuels
Star Blue
Sco
Gans
Taplin
Spiydir
Ts ¢Lettus
Harvey F. Melissa
Licks Mose
Denver Girl
Peter Pender
Hairout
Zienap
High Range
Howdy Howdy
Sweat
Latonia Racing Entries and Odds for Multiple Races
A fragmented Latonia racing note lists entries across six plus events including two year old and older divisions. Entries feature Floral Day Gapnant Colonel Cook BR Airy Sayville Los Alpine Maraitos New Haven Henican Robert The Reach Yourst Mambs Frane Matlanay Tra yo Say A Baan Nimbus Foilie Levy Odom entries, with prices and weights. Other races show horses such as Ella Bryson Fireman Attention Forehead Longhand Fort Johnson Stonestreet Tom Bighes Jon Morris, and Com muni st Flamma Cherry Seed Froglegs Asurologer Puggins among many. The card includes a Canadian Derby purse, handicap races for various ages, and multiple entries with approximate odds and weights.
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Latonia
Furst
Colonel Cook
BR Airy
Sayville Los
Alpine
New Haven
Henican
Robert
Nyward
Hanne
Jet Griffin
Atha Fm
Orefinhound
Nimbus
Foilie Levy
Odom
Day
Hanpridge
Anyport
Ozane
Ella Bryson
Fire
Longhand
Fort Johnson
Stonestreet
Tom Bighest
John Reardon
Jon Morris
Taet
Record-Breaking U A A Junior Meets At Forbes Field
Junior athletes from Irish American A C New York A C and others shine at Forbes Field Pittsburg A A headlines four new records in running high jump pole vault five mile run and discus throw amid 10000 spectators. Wagoner Pittsburg A A clears 12 ft 5 64 in new junior American record. Johnstone Boston A A sets running high jump mark 6 ft 6 10 in. Muchas Chicago A A breaks discus record 123 ft 5 in. Five mile run by Doll Pittsburg A A in 26 84 5 sec breaks junior mark. senior events to follow with Gov Tener address.
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Pittsburg
America
Forbes Fiold
Amateur Athletic Union
A. C
New York
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburg A. A
South Boston
Westminster College
Spruce Street
A.C
Trenton
8. B. Wagoner
Pittsburg Athletic Association
Dukes
Lambert
Washington University
Q. Johnstone
Boston A. A
A. M. Muchas
Chicago A. A
Bantz
Seattle
Wash
G. A. Doll
Driscoll
Dunlap
West Spruce Street A. C
Philadelphia
F. Masterson
Drew
A. A
Meyer
Utah-American A. C
Courtney
Seattle A. C
Terhune
Behabinger
Braun
O'Hara
Doston A. A
Dolan
N. Y
Wood
Wal
F. W. Riley
McLoughlin
Brooklyn
Holpin
Bowne
Marceau
Noble
Work
Fahey
Wilkinson
Loomis
Byrd
Lundrish
Relch
Klayes
N.Y. A.C
Waite
Cleveland A. C
McGuire
McDougall
White
O, Johnstone
Jennings
Oler
Conrad
Nutt
Trenton Y.M
Ni Dougal
Wagoner
Fe. Lambert
St Louis A. C
Red Bow Sets Record In Laurel Four-County Meet
Dusty Rhodes drives Red Bow to beat a track record held by Manuella with a 2 08 3 4 mile as Palm Cozine edges in a nose in the 2:17 1 4 heat. Running Brook and Miss Dell win the 2:20 trot. forfeit noted in R Y M C A League game with Station forfeited to B and O.
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Washington Post
Laurel
Dusty” Rhodes
Washington
Red Bow
Manuella
Joe Mott
Running Brook
Miss Dell
WJ. T. Shank
B. G. CW
A. Shank
Elsie 8
Ch. m
Rhodes
Ine
Blk. H
Mott
Js c. G
Dougherty
Fort Erie racing card lists many entrants and names
The Fort Erie lineup includes Puggins Flamma Froglegs St Abe Osage and many others such as Zeus Helmont entry Gar Gray Avimer and Naushon. The list features numerous horses and people like Judge Cronin Aldreth entry Cap Ashmeade Wondcraft My Gal and John Griffin Jr among the participants and horses on track day.
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Puggins
Flamma
St. Abe
Osage
Judge Cronin
Royal Meteor
Mexcana
Montcalm
Zeus
Helmont
Gar
Gray
Avimer
the Nigger
Aldreth
Naushon
Plate Glas
Cap
Ashmeade
Wondcraft
My Gal
Latonia
Revised Playing Schedule for District League
The District League meets to move up August games and end season by July 28. Players will be registered three days before eligibility. Revised dates include Bureau against Columbia July 3, and numerous matches such as Adams versus Commissioners and Aloysius versus Columbia, with multiple open dates and repeated fixtures through July 31.
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Bureau
Columbia
Aloys
Adams
Commissioners
Alorstug
Aloysius
Adama
Aloyatus
Selumbia
Aloystus
Warning to Local Athletes Sanctions for 1911 Events Only
The registration committee of the South Atlantic Association warns all registered athletes that only events sanctioned by the South Atlantic Association to be held on all four 1911 dates are the municipal track and field games. Any athlete competing in other events on that date will be suspended. Sanctions are granted for a five mile run in Baltimore on July 4 1911, a three mile novice race in Baltimore on July 12 1911, open track and field games at Riverview Md on August 5 1911, and open track and field games at Washington Grove Md on Labor Day Monday September 4 1941.
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South Atlantic Association
Amateur Athletics Union
Baltimore
Washington Cross Country Club
Riverview
Washington Grove Athletic Association
Washington Grove
Farrell Goes After Taylor in Pitcher Sale Protest
Frank Warrell president of the New York Americans files a protest with the national commission accusing Boston owner John J. Taylor of an agreement to sell pitcher Cicotte to New York. Warrell seeks enforcement of the deal and cites the Frank Smith affair as justification. Taylor defends keeping Cicotte, calling him dependable and refusing the sale.
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Washington Post
New York
Frank Warrell
New York Americans
National Commission
John J. Taylor
Boston
Cicotte
Taylor
Farrell
Frank Smith
Chase
Chat
Miss Hotchkiss Wins in Pittsburg Tennis Tourney
Miss Hazel Hotchkiss of Berkeley California, national champion, defeated Miss Florence Sutton of California 6 1 6 4. Tomorrow she faces Miss Jane Craven in the women’s singles challenge round and determines final rounds in mixed and women’s doubles. Hotchkiss and Percy D Siverd meet Sutton and the Rev N Rendall while Hotchkiss pairs with Elizabeth Bunce to play Bessie Garrison and Mrs T S Jacques.
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Pittsburg
Hazel’ Hotchkiss
Berkeley
Cal
Florence Sutton
California
Hotchkiss
Jane Craven
Percy D. Siverd
This City
Pennsylvania
Sutton
N. J. Rendall
Miss Hotchkisg
Elizabeth Bunce
New York
Bessie Garrison
T. S. Jacques
Wisconsin Retains Vail as Coach for Another Year
Madison June 30 The Wisconsin regents decide to keep Coach Vail of the State university crew for another year. A notable action cited is his ordering the star oarsman out of the crew for violating training rules by smoking, during a week when his participation was critical for a trial at Poughkeepsie.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Vail
State University
Poughkeepsie
Andrews Nine Tops Morris Hitting Tide in Exciting 5 4 Win
Andrews moved to the Commercial League lead with a 5 to 4 victory over Watford yesterday. Morris delivered a fourth inning triple to tie the game, then a eighth inning double to drive in the go ahead run. Engel and Martin pitched well for Andrews, while Walford, Shipley, and Broome contributed on offense. The game lasted 1 hour 5 minutes at Haven.
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Nets
Engel
Martin
Wormer
Andrews
Watford
Morris
Papermakers
Aturews
Abhoal
Walford
Milans
Carpenter
Cratcie
Stewart
Tipinn
Rf. & Engel
Garland
Smart
fHilleary
Howell
J. Bulvey
Shipley
Colingsworth
Broome
Smad
OM Magel
Collingsworth
D. Mulvey
Meyers
Murray
J. Mulvey
Milens
Uropire
Mr. Cleveland
Solicitors Baseball Team Edges In Low-Scoring Affair
The Solicitors beat ABHORE 78 to 25 in a tense game. Key bats include Curtis, Jones, Green, and Spence with multiple runs and hits. Pitchers Rosseau and Sehorn logged several strikeouts, while errors and fielding shaped the final tally.
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Solicitors
Estler
Platt
Curtis
Anal
Jones
Oruchiman
Whit Green
Jonaston
Spence
ilSehorn
Earmehan
Moran
Hoffman
Griffth
Barry
Mink
Johnson
B. AE
OM Sehorn
Houseau
Sehorn
Rosseau
Ruddiman
Hall
Johnston
Extler
Curtie
Schorn
Mr. Gilmore
Postoffice Interior baseball box score excerpt
Baseball box score style excerpt listing players, positions, runs, hits, errors, and pitching lines for teams Postoffice Interior and Manhattan. Contains multiple player names, scores, and innings with totals and fielding notes from a historical newspaper table.
Curley Brown Delivers Walkoff In Ninth Inning Victory
In Charleston D C a tense extra inning contest ended with Curley Brown singling to right with the bases loaded in the tenth, scoring Tagnor for the decisive run. Robertson replaced Buck Taylor in the fourth and shut out the opposition until the tenth. Final score and official details follow with Duraham Laskey and Geibel handling batteries. Time 1 hour 40 minutes.
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Aloysius
AHO
Drennan
Widmeyer
Marsden
Hines
Sullivan
Hessler
Kummer
Strobel
Burke
Hesaler
Burley
Widmayer
O’relly
Taylor
O'Reily
Hayden
Maraden
Ven_ able
Charleston
D. C
Curley” Brown
Tagnor
Robertson
Buck Taylor
Durham
Laskey
Geibel
Derrick
Whitney Buys Yearlings From Keene For Over 100000
Harry Payne Whitney purchases 57 yearlings from James R. Keene for more than $100,000. The horses will be shipped to the East next week from Lexington Kentucky with the deal noted as substantial in value.
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James R. Keene
Lexington
Harry Payne Whitney
James Jeffries Back Home After European Visit
James Jeffries arrived in New York from Europe and plans a hunting trip to Alaska after settling business affairs. The report notes a subdued reception with no crowd, and mentions his discreet appearance on the voyage. Forfeit in Bankers League Second National could not field a full lineup and forfeited to American Security and Trust.
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New York
James Jeffries
Europe
Alaska
Bankers’ League
Second National
American Security and Trust Nine
American League Standings and Yesterday's Scores
Standings show Detroit 44 wins 34 losses and Philadelphia 42 35 with Cleveland New York Washington Chicago St Louis in pursuit. Yesterday results include Philadelphia over Boston Washington over New York and Chicago over Cleveland. Today’s games list Philadelphia at Washington New York at Boston St Louis at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland.
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Detroit
Beste
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
W. L
Boston
St. Loui
National League Standings and Yesterday's Results
National League standings show New York 42 24 .636 St Louis 58 29 .851 Philadelphia 38 31 .551 Cincinnati 99 36 1446 Chicago 49 26 .600 Brooklyn Pittsburg Boston. Yesterday's results include Boston over Chicago 4 3 New York over Cincinnati 2 1 Brooklyn over St Louis 3 1 Philadelphia over Pittsburg 3 0 Games today feature Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia Chicago at Cincinnati Pittsburg at St Louis
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W. L Pet
W. Tl. Pet
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicaga
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago
Pittsbag
St Stephen's Cadets edge Corcoran in tight baseball tilt
In a two hour ten minute game at St Stephen's, Corcoran Cadets beat St Stephen's for a score. Sullivan fanned 11 for Corcoran, Lewhear fanned 7 for St Stephen's as errors and timely hits shaped a hard fought affair with key contributions from Maus, Ruppert and Goucher.
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Erceran
Anhoa el St
Homan
Munch
Gantt
Goucher
Leishear
Nome
Ruppert
Hieary
St. Stephen's
Corcoran
Lemeric
Murphy
Mollineaus
Maus
Lemerie
Schombert
Sullivan
Callan
Mollineaux
Hemi
Mr. Colliflower
Cornell Gunners edge Seamen in high scoring game
Cornell Gunners 20 Seamen 7 in a rough contest at Cleveland Park. Moran, McDonald and Edmonston led with key hits while De Leary and Wilkinson contributed for Cornell. Chevy Chase defeated Cleveland Park 6 to 1 in the secondary game.
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Guovers
Getnell de Leary
Mauilin
J Wilkingon
Tj Meran
Beeler Cf
Mepon'd
Coonors
O Marreron
Farewell
McDonald
McMahon
Edmonston
Don’dson
Weeden
Boyer
Seamen Fee
Hans—Mullin
Moran
G. McDonald
Marceron
Smith
Gallagher
de Leary
Wilkinson
Seeber
Connor
de Voto
Rice
Innnings
Boerun—Edmonston
Donald
Connors
Mr. Betts
Simpson Wins Western Open Crown in Steady Round
Robert Simpson of Kenosha Wisconsin repeats as Western Open champion at Hinsdale Club Chicago defeating Thomas McNamara of Boston two up and one to play under a broiling sun. McNamara missed short putts and several drives. Simpson earned 200 while McNamara received 100 in tournament money.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Robert Simpson
Kenosha
Wis
Hinsdale Club
Chicago
Thomas McNamara
Boston
Simpson
Huston
McNamara
Simpison
Holingt
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Omar
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Pither Louidgel Co
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Outsider
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New River
Cherry Seed
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Tunge Cronin
Abe
Dick Shaw
Eagle Bird
Plurtons
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Moncalm
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Selwik
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Everett
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Edda
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Restigouche
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Jonah
Cheek
Topland
Leah
Whip
Nicoll
14Th Street
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Maryland
New Jersey
Trish
New York A. C
Boston A. C
Dusty
Fort Erie
Col. Cook
Blan Gagnani
the Reach
Alamitos
Prime Gal
John Griffin Jr
Veneta Strome
Star O'Myan
Round the World
Orana
Elgin Piryair
Ais Forehead
John Heardon
Says
Miss Hotchkiss
Miss Sutton
Wisconsin
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White Haven
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Howard
Bisenitz
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Price
Shierier
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Burch
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Woodard
Erdmantrout
Mr._Sheckells
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Kerr
L/Brown
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O Wilcox
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Seventh Street
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ST. Stephen’s
Bureau of Standards
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Sherry
Williams
Wiliam
Brass
Brass Barnes
Huras
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Lobbit
Mr. Hawley
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SEA
Gunners
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Mertz
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Errora
Taegram
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Beach
Flyan
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Dodge
Varela
Tg Smith
Rathbone
W. C. Rathbone
Business High
Chesapeake Beach
Mertz & Mertz CO
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