Progress a Maiden Takes Third Honors at Kentucky Derby Meet
The race featured King Nadi battling Broadway Jones for the lead with Stadn, as Progress faded to third and Caractus exhausted. Broadway Jones nailed the finish by a neck, while Swope pressed closely behind. Crowds filled the grandstands as Meyer’s Broadway Jones claimed victory with a flowered presentation to the rider.
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Harry Stutts
King Nadi
Broadway Jones
Donald Mergler
Meyer
Bradley
Caractus
Swope
Riedinger
Mr. Bradley
Johnson N. Camden
Matt J. Winn
H. J. Thompson
Track Crowds At Kentucky Track Break Attendance Record
The inaugural race drew thousands as special trains from Louisville and Lexington and early-morning arrivals brought the largest out-of-town attendance in track history. Matt J. Winn, General Manager of the Kentucky Jockey Club, praised the organization and the orderly turnout.
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Louisville
Lexington
Matt J. Winn
Kentucky Jockey Club
Cincinnati Trophy heats at Derby Draw
No withdrawals from the derby field as eleven overnight acceptances opt to send their charges. Aileen P. makes a single declaration in the Cincinnati Trophy leaving sixteen contenders to vie for honors.
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Aileen P
Crosley to Broadcast Derby Coverage Across Nation
Prominent newspapers sent representatives to describe the event for devotees nationwide as the Crosley Corporation broadcast the derby.
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Crosley Corporation
Falls City Delegation Arrives With Large Attendance
Louisville sent nearly 1000 visitors while trains and boats carried several hundred more. The Falls City group included James T. Clark Jack Laffan J Graham Brown James B Brown Tom Manson Jack Shelley Charles Lewis and many other regulars.
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Louisville
Aer
Falls City
James T. Clark
Jack Laffan
J.graham Brown
James B. Brown
Tom Manson
Jack Shelley
Charles Lewis
Pay Envelope Stakes Led By Jockey Goldie Johnson
Jockey Goldie Johnson topped last week’s pay envelope stakes with earnings of 389 dollars. A. Mortensen was second at 348 dollars, followed by Donald Mergler at 276 and Mickey Scobie at 204.
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Goldie Johnson
A. Mortensen Wa
Donald Mergler
Mickey” Scobie
Stable Manager Moves Fourteen Horses to Saratoga
Fred Good of Parkview Stable orders a car for today to ship fourteen horses owned by Mrs George B Cox to Saratoga Springs for a month of rest before the meeting opens there.
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Fred Good
George B. Cox
Parkview
Cincinnati
Saratoga Springs
Jockey Suspension Ends. Chicago Visitors Attend Derby
John Lowe cancels Hawthorne stalls and plans to race at Coney Island. Jockey George Fields’s ten day suspension ends yesterday and he is no longer connected with the Harry Payne Whitney table. Eddie McGovern and Mrs McGovern travel from Chicago to watch the derby. Ike Weil, owner of Tip Toe Inn and other horses with trainer James Everman, visits from Chicago for the one day event.
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George Fields
Harry Payne Whitney
Ike Weil
Tip Toe Inn
James Everman
Chicago
Derby organizers J C Ellis and partners attend
J C Ellis Robert W Hunter and Drury Smeathers, active forces behind the Dade Park race meeting, were on hand for the derby to showcase the upcoming event and rally support.
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J. C. Ellis
Robert W. Hunter
Drury Smeathers
Dade Park
Hayes to race twelve horses at Coney Island
Thomas P. Hayes announced plans to race twelve horses at Coney Island. J. C. Milam stated he will race his stable at the new Hamilton County course.
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Thomas P. Hayes
Coney Island
J. C. Milam
Hamilton County Course
Kentucky Jockey Club Adds 5000 to Cincinnati Community Chest
Colonel M J Winn announced the Kentucky Jockey Club would contribute five thousand dollars to the Cincinnati Community Chest Fund, cutting a sixty eight thousand dollar deficit in the solicitation drive. He was not present during the drive but recalled the workers appeal and pledged support yesterday.
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Community Chest
M. J. Winn
Kentucky Jockey Club
Cincinnati Community Chest Fund
Derby Disappoints as Ebony and Captain Hal Falter
The Derby in Swope saw Captain Hal fail to fire at any stage and finish fast, suggesting a layoff would help. Swope ran solidly behind Step Along who pressured King Nadi near the finish, leaving Fisher behind. Flying Ebony drew fewer bets yet many believed he could contend despite the disappointing effort.
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Swope
Pixies Ebony
Captain Hal
Step Along
King Nadi
Flying Ebony
Derby odds reveal King Nadi favored at 16 to 5
Speculators favored King Nadi at 16 to 5 in the derby. Captain Hal followed at 4.35 to 1, Broadway Jones at 5.05 to 1, and Swope 1 dollar better for a dollar. Millwick stood as a longshot at better than 40 to 1.
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King Nadi
Captain Hal
Broadway Jones
Swope
Millwick
Jockey F Sharpe Suspended After Derby Interference
Jockey F Sharpe, aboard Step Along, drew a fifteen day suspension for his mount interfering with several horses during the derby. Broadway Jones won, giving Kentucky’s first victory in the race, with Behave Yourself placing second in the 1921 running.
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F. Sharpe
Step Along
Broadway Jones
Behave Yourself
Bradley
Crocker Wins Quebec Tennis Championship
Richard Crocker defeated Jack Wright in a hard fought final round of the Quebec tennis championship with scores 6-3, 2-6, 6-1, 3-6, 6-4 in Montreal.
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Montreal
Richard Crocker
Jack Wright
Quebec
Navigator Wins Great American Stakes at Aqueduct Afield
Navigator, trained by Earl Sande, defeated Sarmaticus by a short head in the Great American Stakes at Aqueduct aided by a ten pound weight advantage. The two year old race featured a productive day with Whetstone and Vox Populi II also prominent as the Brookdale Handicap showcased Mad Play’s strong effort.
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New York World News Service
New York
Navigator
Sarmaticus
Robert L. Gerry
Aqueduct
Earl Sande
H. W. Maxwell
Lancaster
Vox Populi II
Silver Threads
Mad Play
Mad Hatter
Samuel D. Riddle
Sweep
Grey
Buxton
Lord Darnley
Victor Vivaudon
King of Fortune
McDermott
Home
Latonia Racing Card Reports Fast Track and Close Finishes
In clear weather at Latonia a four race program featured the Twin Oaks Handicap for three year olds and up. Audley Farm Stable’s Princess Doreen won by length with Lord Granite second and Broadway Jones later taking the Derby with a strong stretch drive. Multiple longshot mutuels paid and a claiming race closed the card with Bargain Day and Georgie contending into the stretch.
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Blockhead
Mr. Bradley
J. W. Parrish
Alleghan
Mary Kinkead
Dark Phantom
Rhinock
Colonel
Meek Garner
Son
Midway
Gossip Avenue
Garner
Johnson N. Camden
Kentucky Jockey Club
Parrish
Audley Farm
Princess Doreen
Lord Granite
Lathrop
Kitty Pat
Prince I
Lady Doreen
Harry Stutts
Princess
Pindar Peel
R. L. Baker
Quince Garden
Sandhurst
H. P. Whitney
Dusty Mary
Audley Farm Stable
B. F
K. Spence
Ws. Freee
St.Odds
Sateen
H. Stutts
D. Connelly
J. C. Schank
A. Mortensen
Florissant Stable
D. Mergler
J. N. Camden
Matuels
Oh Susanna
Cincinnati
Tewny
Ch. c. Idway
Eo de Hayes
Wits
Jothase
Dinica Beachiioes
M. Garner
J. W
Ccscesseseass
Ind
J. T. Looney
Rowbtiock
Gi. Sc
Scatis Bevic Suscess
eSee Parkview
Barbara
G. Fields
Coldstream Farm
W. W. Taylor
C. Wiedemann
F. Sharpe
F. M. Grabner
Chicago
We. Osa Williams Bros
H. Hamilton
H. W. Sullivan
Mick le Oe Ek Ae
E. Trotter
H. Meyer
Idle Hour
F. Stable
Musician
B. Harvey
Kenton F
Kinock
Aileen P
Harned Bros. & Jones
Martin
L. Jones
St.Odds Bane
Vere
Oak Bros. & Jones
Georgie
R. Albiker
G. Johnson
Mortensen
C. H. Knebelkamp
Begonia
Rh Cless
F. de Coursy
Tts Post Dispatch
Phidias
J. Heupel
J. C
C. B. Bright
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Bona Vera
Fanny de Coursy
Midwestern
Child
Valley Light
Baker
Peter Quince
Miss Gardner
J H Baker
Wts
Albiker
H Stutts
Whitney
J. H. Downing
Bob’s Mary
Johnson
Idle Hour F Stable
Sporty McGee
R. Lombardo
J. H. Woodford
Ustuary
Ince Garden
Bob
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Marcelline
Lombardo
T. F. Devereux
Bok
J. Ahearn
Tippe Inn
A Kenney
J. Spencer
Rene
Newman
T. Conan
Charles Seeees Py
Won Bok
Tip Toe Inn
Cherebu
Elusive
Spring
Sarah Day
Cloister
Harriss Shuts Out Washington as Athletics Win
Slim Harriss pitched five and one third innings of one run ball and singled home the winning run as Philadelphia beat Washington 3 to 1 at Shibe Park. Bill Lamar contributed a run with a single, extending his hitting streak to 27 games. The crowd reached 37,000 as Washington scored in the sixth on Buck Harris’s double and Goslin’s single.
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Philadelphia Athletics
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Slim Harriss
Cochrane
Bill Lamar
Buck Harris
Goslin
Shiber Park
S. Harris
Judge
Poole
Lamar
Peck
Zachary
Marberry
Harriss
Russell
Chary
McGowan
Connolly
Nallin
Boston
Dirck
Quinn
Carlyle
Flagstead
Niser
Veach
Meusel
Dugan
Paschal
Gehrig
Hoyt
Wanninger
Wannger
Todt
Prothro
New York
Bal
Ferguson
Zahniser
Jones
Ross
Wambsydass
Moriarity
Owens
Chicago White Sox sweep Indians in twin bill
Chicago won the doubleheader against Cleveland, taking game one 2 to 1 and game two 8 to 1 to extend their winning streak to six games. Hooper homered in the seventh for the opener, while Edwards faltered late in the second game as Falk singled home two runs.
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Cleveland
Hooper
Lyons
Smith
Edwards
Falk
Jam’son
Cleve
Ab.h.o.a
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Myatt
Speaker
Sewell
Klugman
Kamm
Schalk
Davis
Collins
Barrett
Ases
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Cleo
H.O.A
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Robertson
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Dinneen
Garner Suspended by Kentucky Racing Commission
The Kentucky State Racing Commission voted unanimously to suspend jockey Mack Garner for conduct unbecoming a jockey. The action followed Garner’s involvement in a controversy with a relative and his arrest in Covington last week.
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Kentucky State Racing Commission
T. A. Combs
W. I. Kahn
Polk Laffoon
G. B. Senff
Mack Garner
Garner
Covington
Judge Landis approves Senators Browns trade
St Louis July 27 Kenesaw Mountain Landis Commissioner of Baseball has telegraphed from Corinth Mississippi his approval of the trade that brought George Mogridge and Bill Hargrave to the Browns and sent catcher Hank Severeid to the Washington Senators Bill Friel of the Browns said another club probably asked Landis how the trade was made after the June 15 deadline Friel explained the deal was arranged before the deadline but not consummated until later.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Corinth
Miss
George Mogridge
Bill Hargrave
Browns
Hank Severeid
Washington Senators
Bill Friel
Landis
Friel
Marshall wins Kentucky amateur golf title again
John Marshall Jr of Louisville defeated Lewis Tachau of Louisville five up with four to play in the 36-hole final to claim the Kentucky amateur championship for the third consecutive year in Louisville on June 27.
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Kentucky
Associated Press
Louisville
John Marshall, Jr
Lewis Tachau
Marshall
Goodsell Retains World Sculling Title in Narrow Win
Sydney June 27 Major Goodsell professional world sculling champion defeated New Zealander Hannan by three lengths in a 3 mile 167 yard race for the title and £500. Goodsell clocked 21 minutes 31 seconds.
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Associated Press
Sydney
Major Goodsell
Hannan
Goodsell
Ferris Lumber Team Defeats Mariemont 8 to 5
Ferris Lumber Company baseball team won 8 to 5 over Mariemont. Fish pitched well for Ferris while Ardale pitched for Mariemont in yesterday's afternoon game.
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Ferris
Mariemont
Ferris Lumber Company
Fish
Ardale
Hill captures Missouri Valley women's golf title in Kansas City
Mrs. A S Hill of Meadow Lake Kansas City won the Missouri Valley women's golf championship defeating Mrs D Veitch of Hillcrest Kansas City four and three in the final.
Helen Wills Triumphs Over Jacobs In Coast Tennis
In Berkeley on June 27 1948 Helen Wills national women's tennis champion defeated Helen Jacobs national junior champion in the Pacific Coast tournament semifinal 6 3 6 1.
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Helen Wills
Associated Press
Berkeley
Cal
Helen Jacobs
Canadians Beat United States In Montreal Soccer Clash
A select Canadian XI defeated an all star United States eleven in Montreal by one goal to nil in the first Canada versus United States match played on this side of the border.
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Associated Press
Montreal
United States
Aurora Results First Race at Six Furlongs
Horse Cup o Tea wins for Noe with 5.40, 3.20 and 2.60 in a six furlong claiming race. Jockeys Noe and Long ride, other horses include Scarlet Bugler and King B with close placings. Time 1:46. Also ran include Winnie O Wyn, Betsy, Polychresty.
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B. Hancock
Martha Snow
A. Baker
St.Odds Percussion
Connelly
A. B. Hancock
Parkview Stable
Enwene
Cannonball Stable
Aileen P
Thomas
Pen Sowest
Lotus
Courches
Ueen Navarre
Williams
B ‘MéLean
Cora Russe
Studer
Lowenstein
Kederis
Williams Bros
Baker
Twister
Zeke
Cheer Up
Flirt
Stella King
Eerse
Straight
Plachow
E. Clark
N. Burger
Gianelloni
Jennese
Montgomery
Winnie O’wynn
Lubeck
Betsy
Polychresty
Wine Egg
Pichon
Ae Gay Boy II
Schaefer
Phyllis Gentry
Hebert
Anna M. Dougherty
Royal Dick
Squire McMasters
Expressive
Jack Trout
Miss Meddling
Brown Rock
Seltee Show
EB. Ray
Teddy Toast
Argent
Cuco
My Destiny
Pest
Chemeserie
Mattie
Mr. Shasta
Peggy
Broomster
Lee
Lizie
Corinth
L. T. Cooper
Raight
Atomin
Noe
Battleshot
Gianelleni
Tickler
Pitz
Seth
Japane
Louis A. Oe
Broadway
Atossa
Red Irrel
Pad Adams
Dorval Race Day Results Report
Results from Dorval feature seven claiming and handicap races with purses from 800 to 5000 dollars. Winners include Jons Rose, Mabel K, Edisto, Nassau, Briar Sweet and more with listed jockeys and times. multiple also rans and scratches noted.
Yankees Take Doubleheader From Red Sox in Boston
In Boston on June 27 the Yankees won both games 10 5 and 5 1. Bob Meusel hit two homers in the second win driving in multiple runs as Boston suffers a nine game skid while Babe Ruth sat on the bench for most of the day.
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Yankees
Redan
Bob Meusel
Babe Ruth
Nees
H.O
A. Dugan
Combs
Prothro
Paschal
Boone
Carizie
Ernes
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Connolly
Picinich
Zabniser
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Ger
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Carlyle
Bees
Gehrig
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Wansbog
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Wan'g’r
IljHeving
Heving
Ruffing
Flagstead
Vache
Wamby
Todt
Wanninger
Ward
Boston Ll
York
Shocker
Pares
Shocker Aeere
Owens
Moriarty
Eastern New York State tennis doubles finalists reach 71 games
In New York on June 27 the doubles final decided after 71 games. Alfred H. Chapin Jr. and Horace Orser beat Herbert Bowman and Elliott Binzén after a lengthy three hour struggle. In the other semifinal William T. Tilden II and Donald Strachan defeated Alfred Hammett and Paul Martin 6 4 5 7 6 1 6 3.
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Associated Press
New York
Newark
Alfred H. Chapin, Jr
Horace Orser
Herbert Bowman
Elliott Binzén
William T. Tilden
Donald Strachan
Alfred Hammett
Paul Martin
Western ator sparks high school score update
Wichita leads Denver 11 to 8 while St Louis edges Des Moines 11 to 10 in a tight five inning sequence. Oklahoma City 4, Omaha 3 rounds out the compact scoreboard reading with brief, readable items.
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Wichita
Denver
Des Moines
Okishara City
Omaha
American Stars Win Doubles Match Against Australians
John Hennessy of Indianapolis and Ray Casey of San Francisco defeated A R Taylor and R W Heath in four sets. Lucien E Williams of Chicago and J B Fanno of Boston beat J R Sherwell and H Eltringham in five sets. Louis B Dailey Jr and F H Jarvis upset O G Turnbull and J B Gilbert in five sets. Mile. Suzanne Lenglen advanced to women’s singles final with a 6 0 6 0 win over Mrs Beamish. Casey and Hennessy showed strong net play while Dailey and Jarvis impressed against veterans.
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John Hennessy
Indianapolis
Ray Casey
San Francisco
A. R. Taylor
R. W. Heath
Lucien E. Williams
Chicago
J. B. Fanno
Boston
J. R. Sherwell
H. Eltringham
Louis B. Dailey, Jr
East Orange
N. J
F. H. Jarvis
O. G. N. Turnbull
J. B. Gilbert
J. O. Anderson
Australia
Jacques Brugnon
France
Suzanne Lenglen
Casey
Anderson
Brugnon
Dailey
Jarvis
Turnbull
Gilbert
DeMar Wins Fifteen Mile Marathon At Russell Field
Clarence H. DeMar, running for American Legion Post 30, captured the fifteen mile scratch marathon at Russell Field in 1 hour 26 minutes 25 seconds. Finnish prior Olympic winner Albin Stenroos dropped out after eight and a half miles with a side stitch. DeMar led early and kept the edge the entire race, finishing ahead of Jimmy Hennigan Dorchester A. C. by a lap and a quarter. Koski, Bury, and Duncan of Dorchester A. C. followed in the top five.
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Cambridge
Mass
Clarence H. DeMar
American Legion
Russell Field
Albin Stenroos
DeMar
Stenroos
Sarazen Aims for Carter Handicap Return at Aqueduct
Sarazen, loved by Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt, planned to return after a brief retirement in the Carter Handicap at Aqueduct over seven furlongs. He carries 132 pounds as weights set by Walter S. Vosburgh after a Metropolitan Handicap loss. Wise Counsellor, last year’s international special winner, may also race with 130 pounds.
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New York World News Service
New York
Sarazen
W. K. Vanderbilt N
Carter
Aqueduct
Walter S. Vosburgh
Wise Counsellor
Tulane's Lamprecht Wins Collegiate Golf Crown in New Jersey
George F. Lamprecht of Tulane defeated Steve Berrien of Wesleyan and Jack Westland of Washington to capture the collegiate golf title in Montclair New Jersey. Lamprecht, a senior at Tulane, and Westland a junior at Washington may meet again next year as both seek further collegiate success.
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Associated Press
Montclair
N. J
George F. Lamprecht
Cleveland
Tulane University
Lamprecht
Steve Berrien
Wesleyan
Jack Westland
University of Washington
Mid-West
Westland
Tulane
St Louis Golfer Wins Trans Mississippi Title
Clarence Wolff of St. Louis won the Trans Mississippi golf championship at Omaha Field Club defeating Arthur Bartlett of Ottumwa Iowa 2 and 1. Wolff set a course record 70 in the first round and built a 7 up lead before Bartlett posted 69 in the second round.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Clarence Wolff
St. Louis
Omaha Field Club
Arthur Bartlett
Ottumwa
Wolff
Bartlett
Chicago's Kenneth Hisert Wins Big Ten Golf Title
Kenneth Hisert of Chicago defeats Mole Holdsworth of Michigan 3 and 2 in the final at Sunset Ridge Wilmette to capture the Big Ten golf championship. Hisert led early, Holdsworth trimmed the margin to one up by the 25th, but Hisert closed with a birdie on the 33rd hole to seal the victory.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kenneth Hisert
Mole Holdsworth
Michigan
Sunset Ridge
Wilmette
Hisert
Holdsworth
Tigers Hold Off Browns 5 4 in Ninth In Detroit
Detroit Tigers extend win streak to nine by rallying to beat St Louis Browns 5 to 4 in Detroit. Burke scores on Blue single for the winning run as Williams is ejected after disputing a call. Game notes: Manush, Heilmann and Cobb among hitters. Wells, Wingard, and Collins pitched.
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Sash
Aqueduct First Race Results Highlight Mixed Stakes
Report of multiple races at Aqueduct including the first race for maidens three years old and up at 614 furlongs, with Darnley and King of Fortune among top finishers. second race steeplechase handicap over about 2 miles. third race The Great American Stakes with Powhatan and Sarmaticus. fourth race Brookdale Handicap. fifth race claiming with Confluente, Pathan among contenders. sixth race purse for fillies Ingrid noted.
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