Toro Nancy Captures Arlington Futurity In Thrilling Finish
Toro Nancy a little brown filly owned by Norman W. Church of California won Arlington Park’s richest race this year the Arlington Futurity. She led from the stretch drive to beat St Bernard by a nose with Special Agent close in third as Albuquerque faded to eighth.
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Good Gamble
Tigers Rally Past White Sox to Regain Lead in Race
In a doubleheader, the Tigers beat the White Sox to reclaim first place in the American League race. Detroit drilled the Sox 6 2 while the Yankees split with Philadelphia and fell further behind. Gehrig and Foxx homered for the A's while DeShong's second-inning hit allowed the Yanks to win the opener.
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Johnny Allen
Lou Gehrig
Tony Lazzero
Firet Ceamey
15-1 Shot Wins Arlington Futurity Purse
Bob Johnson of the Philadelphia Athletics is pegged as a rising star in this season as he eyes a throne among home run leaders. The 1933 season saw him hit 22 homers in 142 games and surge past .300, with a hot stretch including four straight days of power. Born in Pryor Oklahoma and debuting in the Western and Pacific Coast leagues, Johnson rose through Portland before rejoining the A’s.
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Mantle
Zeke Bonura
Chicago White Sox
Gehng Foxx
Klein
Mel Ott
Giants
Fayette Nine To Meet Blumers Of Waterloo
Local league action features Fayette Nine facing the Blumers of Waterloo in a mixed period meet. The readable text notes a late July event with a venue and race details, indicating competitive matchups and fan interest in a standalone sports card.
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Waterloo
Miss Rogers Wins Cedar Rapids Novice Tourney Again
Phyllis Rogers captured the Cedar Rapids Country Club women’s novice tournament for the second straight time, defeating Marjorie Deacon 7 5 in the final. The event is part of a series staged every two weeks under Bell Raymond’s auspices, with three more tournaments scheduled.
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Giants Announce Release of Grantham Weintraub Recall
New York Giants declared the unconditional release of infielder George Grantham and the recall from Nashville of right fielder Phil Weintraub announced Saturday.
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Phil Weintraub
New York Giants
Oxford and London called centers of socialist propaganda
A Morning Post exposé accuses Oxford University and the University of London of housing communist and socialist influence. It cites the London School of Economics, Lords Webb and Passfield, and radical student groups. It notes Oxford Labor Club, October Club, anti war and anti fascist efforts, and named figures including A D Lindsay and Maurice Dobb.
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Oxford Council of Action
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Cambridge
Trinity College
Invisible smoke seen as war aid defense breakthrough
A London Daily Herald report describes an invisible smoke barrier that can stop aircraft engines by choking the carburetor, forming a drenchable sky barrier and intercepting enemy planes in trials abroad. The article notes secret experiments and counter-agent work by chemists and engineers as nations guard the invention.
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Gibson and Traynor Shape Pirates Backfield in Pirates Battle
The article recalls Wilbert Gibson's controversial managing tenure and Hans Traynor's rise in Pittsburgh. It notes Dreyfuss backing Gibson, O'Doul's homer against him, and contrasts Gibson with Bill Terry's modern approach. It highlights Traynor as a celebrated third baseman with deep roots and a pivotal move to Pittsburgh.
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Rabbit Maranville
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McGraw
Arthur Devlin
Traynor Devlin
Devlin
Pittsburgh
Devlin McGraw
Mrs Roosevelt Camps For A Week In Yosemite Park
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt spent a week camping in Yosemite National Park California with Miss Lorena Hickok and C G Thomson. She toured Tuolumne Meadows Youngs Lake Glacier Point and the Mariposa Grove with Secret Service and park officials guiding and accompanying her as she traveled by car and on foot.
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Washington
Lafayette Wins Junior Indiana Diamond Title
Lafayette defeats Fort Wayne 9 to 3 to win the junior American Legion baseball championship of Indiana in Indianapolis. The win earns Lafayette a regional meet spot August 10 and 11 with champions from Ohio Kentucky and Michigan. Fort Wayne scored in the first inning on two walks and several hits. Shaw pitched well for Lafayette thereafter.
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Bates Of St. Joseph Tops Western Hitters
Bates of St. Joseph led the Western League with a .375 batting average while Ogorek of Des Moines led runs with 76 and Gaffke of Des Moines topped total bases at 179. Rock Island paced team hitting at .312 as Des Moines fell to third with .303 and Frank Lamanski of Davenport led pitchers with 15 wins.
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Coaches Listen To Crisler Teachings At Summer Schools
Fritz Crisler famed Michigan coach will teach a series of football coaching schools across the country from June to September. He will speak at Boston New England school June 35 to 30, then July 30 to Aug 11 at Texas Tech and Aug 15 with Northwestern in Chicago, Aug 27 to Sept 1 in Moorehead Minnesota. Fellow faculty includes Noble Kizer and Harry Newman, with Lou Little and Leroy Mills at Northwestern. Crisler aims to share leadership and training methods that revived the Tigers in 1933.
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Prosper Albee Wins In Rockford Tourney
Prosper Albee of Rockford defeated Bill Dorman of Freeport 3 and 2 to win the Rockford Country Club invitational. Albee reached the final by beating Job Hobart 3 and 2 in a semi final, while Dorman beat Tra Couch 1 up to reach the final.
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Freeport
Coggon Softball Team Defeats Central City
Coggon defeats Central City 17 to 12 in a Friday game. Bois and Geesey starred for Central City while Hill and Bressler played well for Coggon. Fred Faunt and Ralph DuBois hit home runs for the locals.
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