Hill Gall Out of Pretceess Defends In Sport Feature
The 78th running of the Frenchess is set for Saturday at Pitaico near Baltimore. Hill Gall withdraws leaving Sub Fleeh as Derby favorite with Blue Man Count Flame and others in the likely field. Also notes Ty Cobb claims his Life magazine antile was to help baseball not hurt it and discusses modern baserunning and sacrifice.
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Falcons Blank Bradford Nine As Dodgers Gain Ground
The report shows Hornell players delivering solid weekend form with the Dodgers seizing momentum in Pony League standings. Deneka, 19, led Batavia with seven hits while Ait Greson thrived on limited support for a 10% margin victory. Jamestown Falcons continued strong, shutting out Bradford 6-0 as Jack Dawson pitched well for the Yankees.
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Indians Sweep Two From St. Louis Club
Indians sweep two games from the St. Louis club as pitchers limit opponents to few runs. Reynolds and Lemon toss near no hitters while DiMaggio and Stephens deliver first inning hits for the Red Sox. Rain affects other doubleheaders and key NL races.
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Julies
Corry Titusville Track Meet Cancelled Due to Rain
The Corry Titusville track meet scheduled for this afternoon was cancelled because of rain and wet ground. District 10 meet at Rio on Saturday remains the season finale for the Beavers with coach Vic Grape planning to field several boys in the tech. The Corry High Squad roster will be announced later in the week.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday and Today Updates
American League results show Cleveland 1 8 and Chicago 6 1 with Detroit 5 2 and New York 1 Boston 0 Philadelphia 2 Washington 5. National League draws Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 3 and Cincinnati 8 St Louis 5 while Chicago 8 2 and Pittsburgh 2 11. New York at Boston rain. Philadelphia at Brooklyn night. International League reports Montreal 1 2 Toronto 2 Ottawa 9 1 Rochester 5 3 Buffalo ad Syracuse 2 postponed with Baltimore at Springfield rain.
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Large browns caught in weekend fishing outing
Heavy rains and fresh stocking boosted Stillmay area streams for a mid season stocking effort. Reports cite several large browns including a 23 inch specimen by Edward Tobias at Beaverdam Hun and two others around 21 inches, plus multiple rainbows stocked at Beaver Start Fun.
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Dykes Emphasizes Tradeoffs Between Errors and Wins
Philadelphia based manager Jimmy Dykes says his Wetonie Athletics will trade fielding errors for victories. He notes fewer double plays this season and more wins, as players mishap on routine plays. The club, tied for fielding honors last year, must avoid hesitation that leads to costly outs.
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Phila'Wetonie Athletics
Jimmy Dyker
Leone
Ferris
Skeeter Koll
Baseball greats shine as Yankees top Red Sox in tight twin bill
Joe Adcock and Red Sox stars pace offense as Cincinnati tops St. Louis 8 5 and Allie Reynolds limits the Browns to three hits in a 1 0 win. Reynolds holds Ned Gilver to two hits in another Red Sox victory. PGA qualifiers begin in Pittsburgh with 38 players vying for four spots to reach Louisville for the National PGA Championship June 19 to 24.
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Gus Bell Recalled By Pittsburgh Pirates
Outfielder Gus Bell, 28, returns to the Pirates from the Pacific Coast League Stars after weeks in Branch Rickey’s dog house. Rickey says Bell will start soon and resume duties with Pittsburgh in Boston.
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Connolly Loses Southern California Tennis Final
Seventeen year old Maureen Connolly of Sin Die was upset by Mis Brough of Sama Marricn in the finals of the Southern California Tennis Championships. Brough, sidelined by injury, reclaimed the form that made her 1917 national champion by defeating Connolly 9 6. The report notes the event and the strong showing by Brough.
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Los Angeles
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Sin Diewies
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Miss Brough
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Snead Wins Greenbrier Open By Narrow Margin
Sam Snead triumphed at the Greenbrier Open with a 264 total, 16 under par, finishing six strokes ahead of Ed Oliver. Finishing positions included Porky Iver, Dave Douglas, and several Californians in the money, as spectators watched a drenched Old White Course in White Sulphur Springs.
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Pan American Golf Tourney Won By Lloyd Mangrum
Veteran Lloyd Mangrum won the first Pan American Golf Tournament in Mexico City with a 74 for 1st money. He began the final round deadlocked with Tommy Bell and finished strong after a tough par-72 course at Mexico Golf Club.
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