Gallant Fox Set to Face Field in Preakness Run
Associated Press reports Gallant Fox expected to dominate the Preakness at Fork May 6 with Farl Sande aboard in both the Preakness and upcoming Kentucky Derby. Sande seeks to extend his Derby winning record to three, last achieved in 1891.
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Major League Leaders 21 Including Games of May 6
National League leaders include P Waner Pirates batting .500 and Hermann Robins leading in runs 18 and RBIs 18. Frederick Robins tops hits 31, Flowers Robins and Doubit Hafey tied for doubles 8. Suhr Pirates leads triples 4. Giants Jackson and Klein Phillies lead in home runs 5. Waner Cubs Cuyler steal bases 5. American League leaders show Cissell White Sox and Rice Senators batting .400, Bishop Athletics runs 21, Simmons Athletics RBIs 26, Oliver Red Sox hits 28, Regan Red Sox doubles 8, Goslin Senators and Regan Red Sox tied triples 3, Simmons Athletics home runs 3. Stolen bases shared by Rice Senators McManus Tigers Cissell White Sox and Combs Yankees 3.
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Lorbeer Added to Roster of Dallas Steers
Dallas announces new catcher mest Lorbeer added to the Steers after an outright purchase from the Indianapolis club. He played last season for Bloomington Illinois in the Three-league with 140 games and a .281 batting average. Frank Meyers returned to San Antonio after option extension denied. A. P. Flynn released.
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Annersley and Hunt Meet at Parados Estate Intrigue
In Parados' tense home Hunt and partner Annersley meet the enigmatic host Flique and maid Jahries as Parados schemes. A taunting hint about luck and a looming dinner disruption set a mood of danger. A mysterious woman intrudes as the mystery deepens.
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Walter Hagen to quit British Open aims for American Open comeback
Walter Hagen plans a homeland comeback after years of foreign success in golf. He will rest and train in Minneapolis for the American Open at Interlachen, with Bobby Jones Horton Smith and Leo Diegel also returning from England to compete.
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Loughran and Schaaf Set for June 9 Rematch
Tommy Loughran retired world light heavy champion and Ernie Schaaf of Boston have been matched for a return bout at Sesqui Stadium on June 9. The pairing follows a Philadelphia announcement with the city hosting the event and both fighters confirmed.
Jail militant preacher begins 20 day jail term
The Rev. R. P. Shuler, militant pastor of Trinity Methodist in Los Angeles, begins a 20 day jail sentence for contempt of court after being found guilty on six of seven counts. He was cited for statements in radio addresses criticizing two superior court judges handling Julian Petroleum trials. Shuler must serve five days for four counts and pay a $50 fine for the other two.
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Bob” Shuler
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Walker Cup Team Arrives in England for Match
The American Walker Cup team reached England aboard the Mauretania with all members disembarking in Plymouth except Bobby Jones who remained aboard and planned to go to Southampton. Jones said he believed the team’s prospects were good.
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Small Gain in Major Areas Reported in Oil Output
Tulsa Okla May 6 Small gains in all major areas lifted the weekly U S oil output by 9 810 barrels to a daily average of 2 580 020 in the week ended May 3 The grand total rose from 2 579 720 the prior week Oklahoma fell 2 230 barrels West Texas rose 3 324 and the midcontinent gained 6 718 California added 3 500 barrels in light oil while heavy oil stayed about steady.
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Two Fliers Rescued From Shallow Blueing Lake Crash
Two men were fished from shallow Blueing Lake near San Antonio after a plane in a joyride plunged from a low altitude. Mexican bystanders aided the rescue in boats. Patients Oscar Reed of San Antonio and Hugo Brehmer of Luckenbach were taken to a local hospital for operations.
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Loos Shows Pleases Amarillo Crowd On Opening Night
The J. George Loos Shows, exhibited under the American Legion, draw a large, enthusiastic crowd in Amarillo for the opening night. The popular program is described as one of the largest and cleanest shows in the area.
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Bananas and the United Fruit Empire Ride the Global Market
A Amarillo segment surveys the banana trade, outlining how the United Fruit Company controls growing, loading, shipping, and distribution from Central America to the United States and Europe. It notes the company’s rail, steamship network, and 150000 employees, plus extensive hospitals, and details production, unloading, and voyage operations.
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The Royal Antelope Stands Ten Inches High
The royal antelope, the smallest cud-chewing animal, stands about 10 inches at the shoulder with legs only slightly larger than a lead pencil.
Trapping Paved Ollie Duroy’s Path to Farming Fame
Ollie Duroy began trapping opossums in eighth grade earning $5 which funded a calf. He built a herd worth $1350 by high school graduation with a net profit of $810. Now he farms with his father on 600 acres near Ponca City Oklahoma and earned earlier honors as Future Farmer Master Farmer and American Farmer.
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