McLarnin Confident Deafeating Ross Despite Layoff
Giants and Bucs win Yankees nose out Browns 6 5 In New York May 7 1946 By Jack Cuddy United Press Staff Correspondent The St Louis Cardinals see a tough stretch with five games this week two with Boston and four with the Giants The Braves end a seven game streak over the Cardinals as Jo Mowrys homer lifts Boston over St Louis in a double win The Yankees beat the Browns 6 5 behind Gehrigs three hits and a homer and the Senators beat the White Sox 9 6 while Washington shutout the White Sox 16 0 in a separate big league session City league clubs prep for May 19 opening with manager Crandalls Corry James Town signing Craker and DeLury to steady the lineup
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Derby winner Caviar Gate tops field at Kentucky Derby
Ninth at the getaway Caviar Gate moved up to lead by three lengths and won the Kentucky Derby with Uncle Mack Garner aboard. The winning time was not record pace but strong enough to satisfy the crowd. other notes include baseball chatter about Connie Mack and various college and minor league games, with Joe Vosmik and Cleveland mentioned among hot hitters.
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Double Women's Qualification Set For National Championship
United States Golf Association announced that 64 qualifiers will advance to the Women's National Championship at Whit Marsh Valley Country Club in Pa. Two riding rounds on the first day replace one to complete the tournament in six playing days due to increased interest. Also notes the entry surge and hazards of qualifying play. In Grapeland Texas a chicken owned by Mrs. C. Mull laid what is believed to be the smallest egg, weighing around three fourths of a gram.
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Cavalcade Wins Derby but Bypasses Preakness in 60th Derby
Cavalcade, the 60th Kentucky Derby winner owned by Mrs Isabel Dodge Sloane Brookmeade stable colors, attracts 75 000 fans as Bazaar runs a disappointing ninth to sixth. Macie Garnier Cayatealie jockey exclaims Derby victory after 21 years of waiting. The program notes the Derby purse top figures with 1 477 408 finals from 198.
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Stuart Cameron
United Press Sports
New York
Cavalcade
Pimlico
Isabel Dodge Sloane
Brookheath Stable
Macie Garnur
Cayatealie
Tives
Many top notch boxers listed on week's card
New York May 7 listing a dense boxing week with stars Rosenbloom Schinelite Walker and others. Shows schedules across cities including New York Detroit Oakland San Francisco Boston and Barcelona with title and non title bouts featuring several prominent fighters and notable matchups.
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Paolino
New York
Suebring Hiotables
Maxis Rosenbloom
Max Schinelite
Mickey Walker
Fad Chocolate
Baby Allamend
Bep van Blaveren
New Grians
Billy Thomas
Lolistillt Dent Heavy
Tony Marilic
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Rlvans
Idl Detroit
Roger Berrard
Firnt
Adie Shes
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Thesday
Dos Angeles
Maxe
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I Domingo Bilin
Hayward
Cal
Bep van Klayeren
Holand Weiter
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Holly Yooll
Cal Young
Terry
Newark
Stidaleweight
Bark Whitehead
Fatita
Monica
Barcelona
Spain
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Paulino Uzeudun
West Enders Shutout St Edward's Behind Strong Pitching
West Enders defeated St Edward's 2 0 Saturday morning with Thorpe on the mound in one of two duels this season. The Towers were held hitless while West Enders scored both runs. Batteries: Thorpe and Blitoet for West Enders. Staples and Byots for St Edward's.
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Welter Champ McLarnin Arrives From West by Plane
United Press reports welterweight champion Jimmy McLarnin arrived by plane from Seattle for the May 28 title bout with Barney Ross in New York. The California fighter, weighing 147 pounds, says he is in excellent condition after an eight mile daily walk and heavy training at Atlantic City.
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Jimmy McLarnin
California
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Young Barney Ross
Seattle
Young Corbett
Sammy Fuller
Jimmy
Ross
Avery
Pop Foster
Atlantic Cuy
Hoss- Petrolle
Oakland
Cal
Philadelphia banker granted new trial in title company case
Philadelphia banker Rouse, secretary treasurer of the closed Wharton Title and Trust Company, was granted a new trial by the Pennsylvania Superior Court in an opinion by Judge Baldridge. He had pleaded nolle prosequi to charges related to a false written report of a tourist company. Neintzelman of Fairmont, West Virginia, was injured and robbed in Pittsburgh as two men lured him into a car after a dinner at the Williams Penn hotel, with $15 taken.
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Quarter Sessions Court
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Imei
William Pénin Hotel
Saturlay
American and National baseball scores from yesterday
Results show Chicago over Washington 6 f Chicago 11 Philadelphia 5 New York 5 Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 8 Brooklyn 9. Boston 3 St Louis 2 International Newark 1 Toronto 17 Rochester 18 Syracuse 2 Buffalo 4 0 Baltimore 2 6 Albany p 3 Montreuil 4 4. American pairings include Chicago at Washington St Louis at New York Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Philadelphia Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Boston at St Louis.
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Opening of the Corey Goin ty Glid Draws Large Crowd
The 1984 opening at the Corey Goin ty Glid drew large crowds as the public Tees were reduced to seventy five cents in May. Tony Joy returns as pro for another season guiding instruction while the club plans more events. Yesterday's heroes included Jon Gehrig, Jon Mowry, and Cat Reynolds with notable hits.
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Real Estate Ad Notices From Michigan Misspellings
Fragmentary ad item lists real estate entries and mailing details from a Michigan publication. Mentions Arthur Coles and an address at 81 W Bartle, with a Fre i stormfeltz chamber note and mail restrictions. Payment noted as $2.50 per something, likely a postal insertion.
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W. Bartle
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Stormfeltz Chamber
Carr
Spd white and b ig do ientows ater cone petro Spal
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