Derby Field Lists Eleven Hopefuls for Open Derby
Eleven 3yearolds feature in the sixty seventh Derby at Churchill Downs led by Porter's Cap and Our Boots with Porter's Cap favored at 2 to 1 amid open chances. The field includes Whirlaway Robert Morris Blue Pair Market Wise Dispose Swain Little Beans Staretor and Valdiia Paul as weather and breaks shape the result.
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Ouisville
INS
Our Boots
Porter's Cap
Whirlaway
Robert Morris
Blue Pair
Market Wise
Dispose
Swain
Little Beans
Staretor
Valdiia Paul
War Admiral
Col
Matt Winn
Churchill Downs
California
Charley Howard
Porter
Forty one Entries On File For 500 Mile Race At Indy
Indianapolis reports forty one entries are eligible for Memorial day’s twenty ninth annual 500 mile speedway race. The final field will total 33 cars based on fastest qualifying times from May 17 trials. Local hero Wilbur Shaw leads the list with Rex Mays of Glendale, California among entrants.
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Indianapolis
Ins
All Sorts of Sports Inconsistent Grain of Baseball Legends
A collage of sports anecdotes mentions Frank McCormick four home runs across three openers, Carl Hubbell’s screwball, Al Smith’s pitching career, and umpire Al Barlick. It notes Iowa over Minnesota in baseball, questions about Babe Dahlgren, and coaching changes in Eastern Iowa high schools with multiple hires.
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Incinnativ
Frank McCormick
Cleveland
al Smith
Carl Hubbell
Christy Mathewson
al Barlick
Bill Klein
Ex-Big Leaguer J A Mowry Dies at 60 in St Louis
Joseph A. Mowry 60 former outfielder with the Philadelphia Nationals in 1911 died Friday in St Louis He began his baseball career with Houston in the Texas league and also played for Beaumont and the St Louis Cardinals His son Joseph A Mowry ...
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ST. Louis
Joseph A. Mowry
Philadelphia Nationals
Houston
Texas
Beaumont
St. Louis Cardinals
Northeastern Iowa Trout Waters Produce Good Opening Day Haul
Fishermen reported strong trout catches in northeastern Iowa on opening day at the Spring Branch hatchery area with Rainbows weighing up to near seven pounds five ounces previously caught by Ray Edsel of Waterloo. About 500 anglers fished, night crawlers and liver both used, more fish to be released, and Manchester locals led by Justice Brayton and Rev. Clair Brown landed multiple fish on their first try.
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Lou Boudreau
Illinois
Boudreau
Frisch
Frank
Eastern Iowa
Wally Schwank
Anamosa
Emil Klumpar
Monticello
Leonard Cole
Manchester
Marty O'Connor
Tipton
Hap Miller
Tama
Phil Seghi
Williamsport
Perdmont
Herman Frueh
Roosevelt Hotel
American Legion
Timistr i
Justice John Brayton
Earl Roff
Oscar O. Smith
Frank Davis
Henry O. Pettson
Warren
Clair J. Brown
Bowlers Hold Y M C A Spotlight Banquet
The Y M C A and Subway bowlers banquet drew over 100 enthusiasts with Vernon White as master of ceremonies. Arthur Poe spoke on When I Was Eighteen, Merle Price performed piano pieces, and guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Stanek John Scolaro and Mike Simitz. Trophy awards were deferred for the Men’s Open Industrial league. LeClerc will hold a four way tie trophy and silver medals awarded to all second place finishers.
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Vernon White
Arthur Poe
Mr. Poe
Merle Price
Frank Stanek
John Scolaro
Mike Simitz
Harold Pollitz
Rocky Ee
Rotary
Gerik Kesler
Alvin
J. Q. McNeil
Dawson Grim
Roy W. Decker
Joe Loufek
Ronald Evans
Top Notchers Roll Today At St Paul
Three top teams challenge the American Bowling Congress lead held by the Vogel brothers of Forest Park Illinois. Charley Daw three time ABC champion leads the Schlitz Milwaukee team and Joe Fal caro from New York drives the Schlitz major five. Syracuse New Process Gear team led by Sam and Andy Piriano also looms as a threat. None of the 120 teams improved the top standings as the tournament runs through Tuesday.
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ST. Paul, Minn
American Bowling Congress
Vogel Brothers
Forest Park
Ill
Charley Daw
Schlitz
Milwaukee
Joe Falcaro
New York
Vogels
Process Gear
Syracuse
N. Y
Sam
Andy Piriano
Moir and Neal property transfer recorded
Edith M. Moir and husband transfer to Alice E. Neal a parcel described as 33 feet by 39 feet of lot 8, block 9, Well 2nd Addition. Consideration CR, value conserved at 81-32. Re-recorded.
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Edith M. Moir
Alice E. Neal
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Max Hirsch
Son of
Discovery
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Rex Mays
Glendale
Calif
Shaw
Theseversity
George Larsen
Bluffs
J. A. Mowry
Iowa
Armstrong
Florsheims
Killian
Hollywood
Varsity Town
Killian's Men's
St. Paul
Phillips
Phillips 66 Motor
Phillips 66 Motor Gil
Gandowagon
ROVER
B.V.D
Zelan
Rogue
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