Latonia Derby Thriller Aids King Nadi In Tight Finish
King Nadi narrowly placed second in the Latonia Derby with Broadway Jones leading through much of the race. Navigator, ridden by Earl Sande, won the Great American Stakes at Aqueduct ahead of Sarmations and Powhatan. Flying Ebony failed to win the Kentucky Latonia double but earned acclaim in a fast track afternoon with strong betting pools.
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Laatonia
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Jones
Fat Stepper
The
Idle
King Nadi Preguel
Progrem Paiden
Rome
Jean
Broadway Jones
King Nadi
Flying Ebony
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Swone
Captain Hal
Step Along
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Swope
Cateh
Meyer
Sun
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Latonia
Cochrane
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Progress
Spade
York
Earl Sande
Aqueduct
Sarmations
Powhatan
Glen Mddle Farms
Whetstone
Hancocas Stable
Mad Flay Wééond
Aga Khan
Mad Play Wins At Brookdale In Tight Finish
In a nose finish Mad Play narrowly beats the field at Brookdale after a early lead by Little B. Brown ing on Whetstone. Sarmaticus and Powhatan close behind, with Aca Khan six inches back. Hollywood reports the state athletic commission requires a $10,000 forfeit from Dave Shade and Mickey Walker as weight and appearance guarantors for the Vernon July 2 welterweight title bout.
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Powhatan
Sande
Navigator
Mad Flag
Brookdale
Little B. Browning
Mad Play
Aca Khan
Hollywood
Cal
State Athletic Commission
Dave Shade
Mickey Walker
Vernon
Fighting faces in sport and the Antwerp Olympic tale
The article compares athletes’ expressions under pressure, noting Nurmatone’s calm, Morris Kirkseaye’s dramatic fighting face in the 1920 Antwerp Olympics, and a final day showing of effort vs form and fatigue. It discusses facial strain and body tension signaling full effort or misjudged effort during races.
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Nurmatone
Finland
Gulf of Bothnia
Morria Kirksaey
Antwerp
Kirkse
Eyen
Local men tie for trapshoot honors
In a Saturday shoot of the Jailawna Birtsmen’s club AN Davis and S Henshaw tied for honors. George To Cochrane led the chase with a strong run before finishing third. Kanewha Sportsman's club announces a July 4 holiday shoot with cups and prizes to attract a large crowd.
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AN. Davis
Henshaw
Jailawna &Birtsmen's
Eads
Davis
Tenshaw
George
Cochrane
Datta
Davie
Kanewha Sportsman's Club
Logpe
Jucat Trapa
Pw. Bell
W. Clarkson
Ue WA
Tiardesty
Moulton
Tod
Aml
W. M. Carney
Br. Gwynn Nieholson
Cardinals blank Cubs 5 to 0 to tighten in fifth
The St Louis Cardinals shut out Chicago 5 to 0 in a June game to move closer to sixth, with Jones pulled after five innings. Blades hit two triples and Hottomley added a three-base hit, sealing the victory as St Louis scored steadily through the game. Cubs pitchers Hartnett and O’Farrell struggled as Reimhart and O’Farrell split catching duties.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
St. Louie Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Jones
Blades
Hottomley
Cardinal
Agore
Wesleyan Alumni Push Annual Charleston Grid Game
Alumni of West Virginia Wesleyan College urge an annual football game in Charleston with their in-state rival. Despite plan discussions and strong local interest, scheduling changes and a lack of a suitable opponent prevent a signing for this season. Charleston supporters foresee a lasting annual clash, while Miller cites weather and post-season factors affecting attendance. Western Kentucky mention and mid-Atlantic league line appear in brief. plans for 1928 season listed with tentative dates and opponents.
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Auckhannon
College Bulletin
West Virginia Wesleyan College
West Virginia
Wesleyan Foothall Eleven
Bet Cats
Dlunint
Charleston
Abiativg
Cadie Miller
Westeran
Miller
Maying
Wesleran
Wesleyan
Methodist
Muller
Kentucky
Weil
Wearbyam
la Veing
Pusailla
Charlieston
Sand
JAP STUDENTS FORM WIFLE OLD TORY
The Students Masketty society has been organized by students of different universities in Tokrs. Its purpose is to improve the physical condition of the members and in give them training in strouting.
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Tory
Masketty Society
Tokrs
Pirates Push Giants for NL Lead in Doubleheader Split
Pirates close to NL lead after splitting a doubleheader with Cincinnati as Boston defeated New York. Adame and Gooch powered Pittsburgh in the first game while Donohue struck in the second contest. Reds won 2 to 0.
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New York
Reds
Pittsburgh
Pittsbursh
Cincinnati
Boston
Pirates
Adame
Luawe
Donohue
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Saare
Fire Kame
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Ole Oog
Duanean
Adama
Gooch
Braves Win From Giants In First Of Series By 8 3
Braves defeat Giants 8 to 3 in the opening game of the series. Elmer Smith drove in runs with sacrifices and hits, while Aldridge earned the win on the mound. The report notes assorted line scores and umpire crews, with other league results listed.
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Giants
mTwa Onan Hn
Catay
Crife
Elmer Smith
Bressler
Powe
Plars
Eimer Smith
Nig Caventy
Crie
Niehaus
Cincinnati
Pieisnureh
Bese
Mis
Aldrich
Donyhue
Alarides
Sheehan
Hill
Aldridge EL
Morrison
Sheeham
Loring
Aldridge
Ferpod
Koepp Crile
Rimes
Smith, Jr
Walker
Oush
Treaster
Nel
Cavenen
Alehana
Kynerer
Pew York
Toiala
Ty Giants
Putsnuagh
Abel
O'Neil
Homer
Jack Cuyler
Barhbart
Ore Traynor
Sear
Wright
Ranérod
Grantham
Favl Smith
Pelix
Fasten
Marrial Re
Alu Rites
M Manny
P. Estes Barring
Alan ' Het Et
Aheohon
Barnes
Ss. Dorata
Morrison Saith
Sheehan Snath
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Young
Friach
Kel Terny
Brasel Javitaan
Nyder
Kelly Na Yo Menn
Burrus
New York
Boyton
Rapa
Runick
Beniley
Brirnes
Denteia
Wisner
Tenney
Ma Noedart
Laughliend Rigler
Landis Approves Major League Player Trade
St Louis June 23 237 Mountain Landis commissioner of baseball telegraphed from Cor inth that he approved the trade sending George Megridge and Bill Carr to the Browns and Hank Severein to the Washington Senators. Bill Friet of the Browns said another club probably asked Landis about the June 13 deadline. Field said the deal was arranged before the deadline but not consummated until later.
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ST. Loui
Mountain Jandis
Corinth
Trae
George Megridge
Bil Harereys
Browns
Hank Severein
Washington Senators
Bill Friet
Landis
Field
Harris Tames Senators With All Round Play
Harris pitched superbly for Philadelphia, limiting Washington to five hits and delivering the game winning RBI in the sixth as Lamar extended his hitting streak to 27 games in a 3 1 victory at Shibe Park. The crowd reached 27000 as Harris and Lamar sparked the Athletics to reclaim leverage on the standings over Washington.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Yeusterday
Washington
Jlm Harris
Cochrane
Bill Lamar
Dyk
Aosely
Bocky Harris
Guslin
Shibe Park
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