Ladysman Leads Derby Contenders After Weekend Trials
Eastern candidates favored for the fifty ninth Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs next Saturday. Ladysman solidified favor with a private track work and remains the favorite after Mr Khayyam set a Havre de Grace track record in the Chesapeake stakes. Charley O Head Play and Swivel are among western and eastern contenders in a likely record field as Derby week begins.
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Projectile
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Swivel
Charley O
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Quinn, 47, Released by Brooklyn Dodgers
Jack Quinn, veteran spitball pitcher who began with the Yankees in 1909, was given unconditional release by the Brooklyn Dodgers. The team also dropped Lu Blue as part of roster cuts reducing the squad to 27 players ahead of an May 15 roster deadline.
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Solon Dominates Cosgrove 31-3 To Claim Johnson Title
Solon trounced Cosgrove 31 to 3 in the Johnson County baseball final to capture the title. Oxford took third by beating Washtington Center 12 to 6, while Solon earlier defeated Oxford 21 to 9 in seven innings. Staley struck out ten in five frames and led the Soonites in a decisive final.
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Syracuse Beats Cornell In Three Crew Brushes
Syracuse defeats Cornell in a three race rowboat matchup at Syracuse New York. Captain Tom Lombard led the Orange in a close victory as DeFos Seigfriene won a sprint by a narrow margin over Cornell.
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Princeton Crews Trim Harvard And Mass Tech In Regatta
Princeton crews won the varsity junior varsity and freshman races at the triangular regatta in Cambridge against Harvard and MIT. The standout was MoI T. beating Princeton by a few feet in the 150-pound varsity event, setting a new Henley distance record of 15 16 miles in 66 minutes 53 4 5 seconds.
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Senators Edge Yankees 6 3 in Tight Outing
In a game highlighted by a seven run seventh for St Louis the Browns rallied past the Detroit Tigers 7 4. West, Reynolds and Schrrein led the Browns with multi hit nights while Hering replaced a tiring pitcher for Detroit. Philadelphia beat Boston 8 3 as Finnes and Cihocki fueled the Athletics offense.
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Coggon Captures Linn County Title With 4 3 Win
Coggon defeated Central City 4 to 3 to claim the Linn County championship in a tight final. Marburger and Krause led pitching for Coggan while Carpenter started for Central City. Earlier Friday Palo beat Alburnett 11 to 9 and Central City edged Center Point 3 to 2 as semifinals advanced.
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Traynor Opens 14th Campaign With Pirates
Harold Traynor known as Pie, longtime third baseman for the Pittsburgh Pirates, begins his 14th season. The 34 year old veteran aims to extend a career batting average around .324 and leads Pirates into a pennant chase with a large following of young fans.
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Three New Marks Set in Penn Meet Act I
Pennsylvania romped in the Penn relay events as George Muneer led the sprinting charges and LeRoy Deus of Detroit set a shot put mark. Bath of Michigan State pulled a tendon delaying finals while Al Kelly of Georgetown withdrew in a semifinal heat. Other notable performers included Tom McNally of Holy Cross and G W Werntz of Colgate in field events and Penn State in relay competition.
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Luther to shuffle lineup for stronger power
Luther plans a batting lineup change after a season opener win over Iowa to boost power. Coach Sie Reque aims to mix in new threats for the two game set against Upper Town with Auggie Luther at leadoff and Captain Al Bell slated to pitch Tuesday.
Pirates Rally To Beat Cardinals In Extra Inning Clash
The Pirates defeated the Cardinals 6 10 4 after a late comeback and unearned run in the first eight frames. Fitzsimmons earned the win after a tense relief stint as Wright Hack Wilson and Flowers contributed key hits and a walk to set up Luque's clinching effort.
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Upper Iowa And Luther Nines To Meet Four Times
Upper Iowa adds two more games with Luther to reach a twelve game baseball schedule. The Norse schedule shows games May 1 and May 2 at Decorah and Fayette. Coach Dorman readjusts lineup for Luther series with Ernst taking catching duties and Osterman to start the opener.
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Ripon Beats Beloit In Close 68-63 Track Duel
Ripon college wins a tight meet against Beloit 68 to 63 in Ripon Wisconsin. The deciding five points came in the final relay. Hulka led Ripon with top marks in the shot put second in the discus and a tie for first in the pole vault.
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Fayette High Clinches Second League Win Over Oran
Fayette High remained atop Fayette county baseball after defeating Oran 8 to 3 for its second victory. Wadena crushed Arlington 19 to 0 in its first start. Randalia won its first game. Arlington Oran Hawkeye and West Union each have one defeat.
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Riverside Girls Kittenball Team Forms Schedule
Riverside girls team in Riverside address announces formation and seeks opponents. Teams wishing games may write Lester Scott for scheduling details.
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Moody weighing Europe trip and Wimbledon plan this year
Helen Wills Moody has not decided on European play, likely delaying plans until May. She will skip the French championships, prioritizing Wimbledon and Wightman Cup duties, while continuing to train chiefly with men to sharpen her game.
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Drake Marks Fall Despite Weather in Track Meet
Drake marks fell in the morning preliminaries as rain-soaked conditions slowed events. Clinton high set new marks in the 440 and 880-yard relays while Greenville Miss. posted a new mile record but lost finals to Oak Park Ill and Oak Park defeated Clinton in the quarter mile.
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Hornsby Cubs Doubleheader Stirs Wrigley Crowd
At Wrigley field fans expected an overflow crowd for a Cubs Cardinals doubleheader featuring Rogers Hornsby. The Rajah vows to play, while Cubs manager Charlie Grimm faces threats and tension from past clashes as Veeck warns players to ignore Hornsby.
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Mayor Pays $2 Overtime Parking Fine
Kansas City Kansas report says Don C. Combs, mayor and police head, parked too long and received a $2 parking ticket. He paid the fine.
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Real estate transfers list two deeds filed in April and March 1933
Viasta A. Hradek and husband transfer to Della Miller lot 10 and plat 174 for one dollar. Gottlieb G Schmickle and wife transfer to the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the U S a partial section in township 32 86 7 for one dollar, mortgage terminates of record.
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Retzlaff Faces Levinsky In Ten Round Chicago Show
Charley Retzlaff of Duluth meets King Levinsky of Chicago in a ten round heavyweight bout at the Chicago Stadium Wednesday night. Both fighters promise excitement with a possible knockout, Levinsky famed for his punching power and Retzlaff seeking a comeback after a past knockout loss.
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Northwestern overwhelms Chicago 16 to 4 in baseball
Northwestern hammered two Chicago pitchers for nineteen hits Saturday to win 16 to 4 at Chicago. Key contributors included Potter Baker Langford and others as Northwestern scored early and kept the offense rolling against the Maroons.
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Pleads Guilty After Jury Fails To Agree
Hammond Indiana Carl Boatright 23 pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter for the fatal shooting of Jess Marvin after a jury failed to reach a verdict. He received a suspended sentence of two to twenty one years. The jury deliberated two days without agreement.
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