Cardinals Steady Push for League Lead Amid Young Talent
The Cardinals remain quietly climbing toward the top with a lineup dominated by players under 30. Pitchers Warneke Davis and Weiland lead a veteran core while bats including Medwick Mize Brown Moore and Slaughter supply pop. observers note Shaun and Dean could bolster a stronger starting staff. Government figures estimate Americans lose about 3 billion dollars annually to pests, with insect warfare costing 200 million.
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Reds
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Frankie Frisch
Li Leo Durocher
Pepper Martin
Mississippi Mudcats
Teday
Cardinal
Warneke
Davis
Weiland
Mickey Owen
Herman Fra
Johnny Mize
Jimmy Brown
Lynn Myers
Joe Orengo
Don Gutteridge
Joe Medwick
Terry Moore
Enos Slaughter
Paul Dean
Bob Bowman
Bill McGee
Clyde Shoun
Tom Sunkel
Ken Raffensberger
Cardinals
Lonnie Warneke
Lon
Mike
Curt Davis
Brown
Gutteridge
Slaughter
Medwick
Mize
Moore
Myers
Orengo
Owen
Frank
Ray Blades
Shaun
Dean
Twelve Derby contenders listed for Kentucky Classic
As dawn hits Louisville 12 horses stand of a field of 115 in contention for the Kentucky Derby with 11:30 am entry deadline. Names include Johnstown Chalcedon El Chico T M Dorsett Heather Broom Xalapa Down Viscounty and others, with optimism centering on Johnstown and Wood Memorial winner. Col Matt Winn predicts a crowd of at least 90,000 as stable activities wind down and traffic swells in Louisville.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Kentucky
William Woodward
Johnstown
W. M. Brann
Chalcedon
Herbert Woolf
William Ziegler
el Chico
Joe W. Brown
T. M. Dorsett
J. H. Whitney
Heather Broom
Bessie Fransheim
Xalapa Down
Valdiia Farm
Challenge
Our Mat
Milky Way Farm
Junius Bell
Tom Taggart
Yale O’nine
Mrs. C. Gregory
Lostagal
Wood Memorial
Matt Winn
Bobcats overpower Muskingum 18 to 4 in slim Cleveland
Ohio University hammered Muskingum 18 4 as Don Peden's Bobcats chased starter Johnson early. Johnny Maiden earned the win going the distance whilePeers Baunholtz Coen Kish and Novak fueled a six run third inning and a six run fifth to seal the rout.
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Bobcat
Muskingum
Bobcats
Johnson
Johnny Maiden
Ohio
Maiden
Muskies
Johnny
Peer
Baumholtz
Coen
Kish
Freddie Novak
Novak
Havrilla
Swaykus
Montgomery
Doubler
Abrhoa Peer
Carroll
Isa Se Coen
Stig Novak
Farroni
iDoubler
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Hepler
Y Star
Mcintyre
Evans
Ballantine
Alberta
Everett
Orndorf
Beard
McIintyre
Drum
Hammers
Ted
Haumholtz
Son
Seuskingals
Frazier
Balla
Johnrilla
Derby Day Derby Record Possible On Dry Track
Henry McLemore reports Twenty Grand’s 2:01 4-5 Derby record could be threatened on a fast, dry track. He notes El Chico Xalapa Clown T. M. Dorsett Johnstown as quick early pacers with Chalcedon Technician Heather Broom poised to surge, while Ben Jones backs Johnstown as the likely winner.
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Louisville
Mabre
Johnstown
Rookies Lead MLB Batting Races In Early Season
New York via UP reports Mel Mazzera of the Browns tops the American League with a .567 average and Merrill May of the Phillies leads the National League at .447. The pair, newcomers from the minor leagues, have sparked strong starts, while other highlights include Feller’s rough ninth and Ted Williams' two homers for Boston.
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Chicago
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New York
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May
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St. Louis
Weintraub Powers Millers to 16 1 Victory over Louisville
Phil Weintraub, star first baseman, crushed two home runs and a triple as Minneapolis beat Louisville 16 to 1. Weintraub drove in six runs and homered in back to back innings. Belve Bean won on the mound, while the Millers widened their lead in the standings.
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Gehrig
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St. Paul
Manuel Salvo
San Diego
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Blues
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Ed Carnett
Milwaukee
Coaker Triplett
Columbus
Harry Boyle
Indianapolis
Two Stadium Marks May Fall in Meet
Ohio University A C track meet at Ohio Stadium pits the Bobcats against Cincinnati and Dayton. Grant Hoover aims to break Trozzy’s nine minute fifty two point three second two mile record and Waldo Terrel seeks the school high hurdle mark of fifteen eight. Dan Risaliti debuts in the javelin as Ohio eyes records and a strong trio of sophomores leads the Bearcats and Flyers.
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Terrel
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Crary Davis Secures Metallurgical Chemist Post
Crary Davis of Columbus, son of Mr and Mrs L Crary Davis, will graduate from Ohio State University in June and has secured a metallurgical chemist position with the Aluminum Corporation of Cleveland. He is the grandson of Mr and Mrs W G Davis and W A Giles.
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