Derby Day at Churchill Downs Promises Muddy Track Action
Churchill lawns host the Mines League Derby with eighteen entrants for a 1 1/4 mile event. Prize money totals $52 525 for the winner with Earl Sande favored to ride Flying Ebony or Zev type entries, weather to be generally fair but track doubtful after Friday rain.
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Loungme
Morvich
H. P. Whitney
Ould
Earl Sande
America
Sande
Zev
Flying Ebony
Captain Hal
Derby Day Weather Clouds Derby Prospects in Louisville
May 13 report from Louisville notes near perfect Derby weather marred by late rain showers. Track may be muddy. eastern horses Kiev and Bos tonian favor mud, while Royal Julian and Hydromel battle for wet conditions. Derby purse totals 525,625 to winner with 6,000 for second and 3,000 for third. My Son Crescent Stable eye entry. War Eagle and MeKean entry status unresolved. Osmond Widener’s favorite has been debated after two spring races.
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Ax Press
Louisville
Spector
Theif
Weather Bureau
Kentucky
Royal Julian
Hydromel
Fred Jr
Kiev
Bostonian
Whitne
Neapa Flow
HT Croissant
Chicago
Crescent Stable
Ballot-Wallflower II
Mr. Kirkwood
War Eagle
Jock
MeKean
Osmond
J. E. Widener
Neer
Jack
Eprinter
Baseball results from yesterday across leagues
National League games saw Chicago beat New York 3 to 1 and Brooklyn win 5 to 1 while Boston was postponed by rain. American League results included Philadelphia 10 Detroit 7 and Cleveland New York 2. St Louis 2 and Winsington Chicago were postponed with other listings delayed. Pacific Coast League games featuring Portland 15 Mission 4 and Oakland 3 Beattie 3 Hollycoa 8 Los Angeles 1 Sacramento 4 wrap the day’s action.
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Columbus
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Sacramento
Francisco
Los Angeles
Degond Clark Catcher Injured in Practice
Jack Gromley, Clarke infielder and catcher, was left on the weekly list after fouling a thumb during Thursday night practice. The injury will sideline him for several weeks. McCronard, a newer catcher, broke a finger recently. Jimmy Charlton, veteran, will return in time for tomorrow's game at Powers Hill.
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Jack Gromley
Clarke
Wualy
Mcronard
Ceatcher
Jimmy Charlton
Washington
Lundy Sets June Fight With MMalody Spotlight
Unclear notes indicate Lundy plans a June bout against Malady in a main event setup. Sparse fragments reference medical concerns and a November style press drift, but the core detail is a Lundy versus Malady fight penciled for June with top billing.
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LUNDY
Legion card at the Bro of 4 good card at pope
A garbled report covers a dogeared card event with tangled names. Nath Behan impressed science circles while rivals like Nemet Sheil Tatty Wing and Dandy Dixie faced veteran Pandy in one round amid a crowded bench show with about 4005 entries at Helle Vue, Bheland.
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Pope
Nath Behan
Bute
Nemet Sheil
Tatty Wing
Dandy Dixie
Pandy
Helle Vue
Bheland
Cardinals Turn On Giants To Shorten Lead In Win
The Cardinals exploded for seven runs in the first inning and battered Fitzsimmons, toming a 7-1 victory over the Giants in New York. Hamm, Clarkson, and May pitched for St Louis while Whitby and Cheeves struggled for the Giants as the Cardinals seized control early.
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Asociated Press
New York
St. | Louis
Cardinals
Gants
Tikot Hetory
Fitzatmamons
Fa Man
Clarkson
Fitzsimmons
Songer
Pittisburg
Cheeves
New ‘York
Willie Sherbet
Tyson
Aive
May Hafey
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Irsey Wiliams
Sammy
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Chicago
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Tomy Kaufmann
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Pitcher Struggles as Marathon Ends in Defeat
A tense extra inning game features a pitcher striking out 17 across 18 innings but taking the loss. Medlin area players spark a late surge while Buckeye falls short, with key hits from Cochrane and Galloway and defense miscues shaping the extended contest. Detroit and Philadelphia later clash as the series continues, the Athletics edging Detroit in a long, high‑noon affair.
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Willie Ritchie Makes Comeback Bid Stopped in Stopgap Bout
The article recounts Willie Ritchie, now 46 years old and weighing around 140 pounds, attempting another comeback after a career that included several brief exhibitions. He previously fought Henry Tainard in New Jersey in an 18-bout plan, but injuries and weight issues interrupted his forward push.
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Associated Press
Henry Tainard
New Serney
Ritchie
Erahiy
C and C of Dano Tie in Late Night Baseball Game
In a tense 17 10 17 draw the C and C of Dano and College of Fiano played through darkness filled innings. Pitchers from both sides struggled as the game ended with twilight, marking a rare stalemate with key figures Nick Harwood Lyker Babcock among Goldville Egmon Palo Glynn and Bikren noted on the roster.
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Mpattersen
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Nick Harwood
Lyker Babcock
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Egmon Palo
Glynn
Bikren
Pacific Coast League San Francisco game report recap
In a Pacific Coast League segment from San Francisco brief notes list players Miesiane and Murphy with Velie Marte and Stokes among contributors. The text mentions Rend and Es alongside unclear references to Matrarte Belaney and Hor Na. The fragmentary item hints at a local baseball angle with scattered names and incomplete action.
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Matrarte
Belaney May and 'Stokes
Terris Beats Logan In Tight 10 Round Bout In New York
Terri Terris, New York light weight, defeated Stanislaus Logan of Chile in a close 10 round feature at Madison Square Garden. Ruby Goldstein and Bruce Flowers weighed in, with Goldstein needing all his skill to win in a six round bout. Tommy Meeker knocked out in Windsor and Frank Gracia noted in Scotland bout. Public figure tribute to veteran postman in Scotland ends with gifts along a long route.
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New York
Goodrich
Bruce Flowers
Jack Hernmein
Yanke
Bernste
Ares Kayo
Mich
Tommy Meeker
Windsor
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Seph Pratt
Aye
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Mises
Robert Burns
Dunure
Mines Leaguers Readying Opening Schedule in Butte and Anaconda
The 1927 Mines league baseball season starts tomorrow in Butte and Anaconda with a 120 game race to Sept 6. The Mines booster band will serenade fans, ceremonies will mark opening, and Mayor Kerr Beagio plus league president Ryan Gaul will oversee events as opening games unfold. Umpires Harvey of Great Falls and Forsythe of Centralia arrive for duties, with games planned across both cities and adjusted pricing for bleachers and stands.
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Suzzie's Tour Blows May Open School
Fragmented report notes Suzzie’s tour affecting a school opening and future plans. Unclear quotes suggest confusion over reasons for cancelation and involvement of an individual named Baldwin amid scattered remarks.
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Helen Wills Sets Off On Tennis Conquests Abroad
In Tampa Florida on May 13 famed tennis star Helen Wills begins a forward tour to Europe for international championships. She travels with her mother from California and has won the American singles title three times. The trip aims to curb the tilt and regain form while competing overseas. Also noted are boxing results from Tampa and Louisville shows with Cooper and Schiekes in welterweights and Lanning knocking out Barnett in a separate Kansas City clash.
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