Crews Converge On Poughkeepsie For Twilight Regatta
Twenty nine eight-oared crews from 11 colleges gather in Poughkeepsie for a final week of training before the twilight regatta. California, Washington, Cornell, Navy and others arrive. morning and afternoon trials set the pace as crews prepare for the postwar revival.
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Ughkeepsie
N. Y
Poughkeepsie
Columbia
Princeton
California
Cornell
Massachuse
Institute of Technology
Navy
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Washington
Wisconsin
Californa
Jane
Hudson
Rutgers
Red Sox Trade York for Jones In Even Exchange
Boston announces a first base swap sending Rudy York to the White Sox for Murrell Jones. York batted .212 with 33 year age, Jones .236, in the prior season. The deal followed a seven hour pre deadline exchange, with both clubs aiming for power and speed in a doubleheader tilt.
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Red Sox
York
Jones
Boston
Rudy York
Murrell Jones
Chicago
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Eddie Lake
Lake
Tigers
Navy
Enterprise
Tokys
Joe Cronin
Ted Lyons
Toltey
Phalanx Captures Rich Dwyer Stakes In Dramatic Finish
Phalanx surged to a last jump head victory over But Why Not at Aqueduct to add the Dwyer Stakes to Belmont triumphs. Chilean jockey Ruperto Donoso rode the runner up, as Brabancon and Tailspin followed in the top four. The win pushed Phalanx earnings over 200000 dollars as 35729 fans watched.
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New York
Phalanx
Aqueduct
Ruperto Donoso
Brabancon
Greentree Stable
Lonny Whitney
Abe Hewitt
Why Not
Risko
Jule Fink
Royal
Col. Matt J. Winn Sidelined by Illness at 85
Col. Matt J. Winn, longtime Kentucky Derby impresario, was hospitalized in Chicago with a severe cold and fever. Doctors reported his temperature normalizing and no pneumonia findings, but warned the elderly figure to remain under care for at least a week. Winn had stepped back from Lincoln Fields course while remaining its manager.
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Macbert
Metz
Charles
Chick) Huarbert
Detroit
Dick Metz
Harbert
Frank Stranahan
Lloyd Mangrum
Cleveland
Matt J. Winn
Col
Wink
St. Luke's Hospital
Thomas J. Coogan
Col. Winn
Lincoln Fields
Hawthorne Race Track
Major League Standings and Pitchers Records Displayed
National League and American League standings with team matchups and pitcher records listed in parentheses. Notable games include New York at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Chicago, and St Louis at New York, with various pitcher wins and losses shown.
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Chandler
King
Branca
Bran’ Philadelphia
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ABC A Verban
Heck Bo
Worostek FI
Om'culughe
UT Walker Tf
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Serinicke
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Albright
Leonara P
Gilert
Newsome
Padgett
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Leonare
Chicago
R—Adams
Hemnick
Hack
Wicker Dallessandro
Walthus
Seminick
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Mernile
Ricker
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Mi Rile
Sitntay
Crobante
Boston
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Roe
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Sain
Sparta
New York
Cincinnati
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Amit Vander Meer
Philadelphia
Senate
Kewe
Brooklyn
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Kramer
Meaerlet
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Gimpert
Cleveland
Hardet
Gettel
Fowler
Red
Flores
Detroit
Washington
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Trout
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Lonat
Witehiva
Dobian
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St. Low
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Reston
Tittsburgh
St. Louis View
Weington
St. Louis
Clevelanda
Hicago Wees
Washington St Louis
Lender
Yankees Dominate Potters and Tot as Lindell Shines
Johnny Lindell powered the Yankees with a double, triple, and home run driving 13 hits as Ralph Branca suffered his sixth loss. Allie Reynolds secured the win while Bill Johnson contributed three hits and four runs. Jeff Heath homered to back Regan.
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Blackwell
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Pasce
Whitey Kurawski
Sian Musial
Kurawski
Musial
Ralph Branca
Brazile
Johnny Lindell
Yankees
Pummellad Nels Potter
Clarence Tot
Lindell
Bill Johnson
Yankes
Jeff Heath
Allie Reg Inards
St. Louis
Intercollegiate Baseball Meet Opens This Week
The first national intercollegiate baseball championship, proposed by the American Association of College Baseball Coaches, begins Friday with eight teams in regional eliminations at Denver and New Haven. The final best of three series will be played June 27-28 at Kalamazoo. Illinois, Texas, Yale, Oklahoma, California, Denver, New York University, and others compete amid efforts to revive college baseball and coordinate with professional leagues.
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New York
American Association of College Baseball Coaches
A. A
Western League
Denver
Yale Field
New Haven
Conn
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Hyames
Kalamazoo
Mich
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Pacific Coast
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Ilinois
Yale
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Eppy Barnes
Colgate
Joe, Bedenk
Penn State
NCAA
Coaches ‘Association
N.C.A.A
Boston
Georgia
Charley Trippi
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain District
Alabama
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Bud) Ward
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