Doyle Favors Cards Yanks to Win Races
New York June 23 INS Jack Doyle, Broadway betting commissioner, gives line on big league races. He backs the St Louis Cardinals for the National League pennant, says Dodgers lack punch, Reds may challenge, Indians must widen margin, Feller deferment unlikely. He also predicts the Yankees over the Indians in the American League race.
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Kings Blue Wins Arlington Park Race Opener
Kings Blue, from the Huntley and Sher stable of Miami, won the Myrtlewood handicap at Arlington Park in Chicago opening day action. Up The Creek and Montsin finished second and third as the six furlongs were run in 1:13.5 with a $12 win payoff for Kings Blue.
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National League Results Highlight Brooklyn Rally
National League games show Brooklyn defeating Pittsburgh 9 to 4 while Chicago edges Pittsburgh 4 to 1 and New York falls 0 to 0 in a schedule only slate. Open date noted for American League games.
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Early 1930s Baseball Night Matchups Across Cities
Schedule highlights match Brooklyn against Pittsburgh with Davis facing Lanning, Boston meets St. Louis with Errickson opposing Krist, New York travels to Chicago featuring Mellor against French, and other regional games including Philadelphia Cincinnati Cleveland Boston St. Louis New York Detroit Chicago Washington with listed pitchers and records.
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Crews Ready For Regatta At Hudson River Camps
Poughkeepsie June 23. Amid 86 degree heat crews drill along the Hudson. An eastern coach predicts Washington and California face a tough race with Navy the only past eight years able to break the West Coast hold. He views Princeton as strong but not ready for racing pace. Syracuse Cornell Columbia are favored to beat them. Massachusetts Tech Rutgers and Wisconsin trail.
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Hornsby resigns as Oklahoma City Indians manager
Rogers Hornsby announced his resignation as manager of the Oklahoma City Indians of the Texas league, effective immediately. Right fielder Homer Peel will take over tonight. Hornsby cited slumping attendance and said he will return to St Louis at once.
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Eddie Baker Guest Of Honor At Lions Dinner
Eddie Baker a former South Charleston high school coach after six years will be guest of honor at a Lions club banquet tonight at the Presbyterian Church on Second Avenue starting at 6 45. He leaves South Charleston July 2 for Texas City Texas to work for Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp.
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Dodgers Edge Pirates 9 4 to Narrow Gap in NL Race
Brooklyn Dodgers beat Pittsburgh Pirates 9 to 4 to trim the National League lead to within a half game. Fat Fred Fitzsimmons earned the win with relief in the final two innings, while Herman Franks belted a three run homer in the eighth. Brushing aside Klinger, Brooklyn totaled 17 hits as Pittsburgh managed seven off Fitzsimmons and others.
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Grimm and Veeck Buy Milwaukee Brewers
Milwaukee Brewers, last in the American League, were sold to William L. Veeck Jr and Charlie Grimm for 100000. Grimm becomes manager, Veeck handles business, with Louw Novikoff joining on option from the Cubs. Poor club performance and finances prompted the sale as Novikoff seeks a rebound in Milwaukee.
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Mrs. Quarrier Drops Out of West Virginia Golf Championship
West Virginia women's golf champion Frigi Quarrier relinquished her title ahead of next week's state closed tournament at White Sulphur Springs. Mothers and sisters of Quarrier indicate reduced practice time. Tulwiler's eligibility for the men's crown is questioned, with a potential open field developing as a result.
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Champ Advances In Tennis Play
Huntington June 23 Richard Garrett Morgantown defending champion in the boys under 15 division trimmed Joe Dawson Huntington 6 2 5 3 in a second round match Garrett had advanced by default and is favored to retain the title Charlie Schoen Huntington the 1940 junior champ passed the 18 age limit and Weatherall Huntington the girls titleholder did not defend Doc Hayman Huntington beat Churchill Hodges Huntington 6 2 6 3 and meets Richard Williams Huntington in the semifinals tomorrow morning Williams beat Bill Chambers Huntington 5 D
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National Public Links golf entries reach 2224 for Spokane event
New York June 23 The 20th annual National Public Links golf tournament drew a record entry of 2224 players, with the championship set for Indian Canyon golf course in Spokane July 14 to 19. Sectional qualifiers run June 27 to 30, with 187 places up for grabs and five former champions exempt in.
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Baseball Batting Leaders and Leaders in Each League
The Associated Press lists top batting leaders and key players in both leagues. Highlights include Williams of the Red Sox with a strong average and Mullin of the Tigers among leaders, with notable mentions of Reiser, Slaughter, Mize, and Camilli. The American and National Leagues feature stars from Yankees, Dodgers, Cardinals, Cubs, Tigers, and Giants in runs batted in and runs scored categories.
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