Whirlaway set for Belmont bid as Arcaro guides ride
Arcara will not ride Whirlaway in the Belmont Stakes on June 7 as jockey Eddie Arcaro plans to ride Kiddie Aristo or stay with Whirlway in Whitney call. The piece notes Arcaro’s adjustment after Whirlaway’s stretch runs and discusses the Belmont field and upcoming road trips shaping favorites.
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Dodgers Edge Reds White Sox Nose Out Bosox
Dodgers beat Reds 4 3 in a tight game while the White Sox nudged the Red Sox 3 3. Indians ace Bob Feller dominated the Yankees in a 11 inning 21 1 2 run victory. Cubs and Cardinals posted wins as pennant races tighten.
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Fragmentary OCR Note Hints At Sale or Mail Delivery
Partial readable text suggests a journal item about a delivery or sale event possibly involving mail and a person identified by initials J. The fragment mentions a shard and robe element and a date or method of delivery but leaves specifics unclear. Further context is needed for precision.
Mills Unravelled Mystery Moves Through City
In a curious local notice a string of garbled names and places hints at a historic Mills case. Authorities seek clues from residents about missing artifacts and a suspect described in coded terms. Affected parties include Birty Artansbur Mt and other local figures. The inquiry continues with no arrests reported.
Press Te Stock Today Vessel Transit Report
A fragmented OCR item notes dispatches on pressure stock and vessel transit timings with unclear figures 149 25 23 and references to today for updates. The readable portion hints at transport metrics and scheduling but details remain uncertain.
Baseball Results from Yesterday and Today
Yesterday Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati 4 to 3 while St Louis edged New York 4 to 3. Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 6 to 3 and Chicago won 4 to 3 over Boston. Today Boston visits Chicago and Brooklyn travels to Cincinnati with New York at St Louis and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. Cleveland beat West York 2 to 1 in another game. Chicago faces Boston and Detroit plays Washington with St Louis at Philadelphia and Cleveland at New York on the slate.
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Clevelana
Local Players Gain Experience Through County League
A team was placed in the County League to give players valuable experience for pursuing independent teams after school. The move comes as prospects look to build skills and adapt to higher levels of play during off seasons.
Joe Louis Celebrates 27th Birthday at Training Camp
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis marks his 27th birthday at a training camp near Washington. He blows out candles and meets Buddy Baer, brother of former champ Maxie Baer, in Washington on May 20.
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Joe Louis
Cate
Joe
Buddy Baer
Maxie
Roundup of sports chatter and rumors across leagues
NY May 14 roundup notes possible Belmont Stakes mount for Whirlaway, Dent details on managers and players, NC tennis claims records, NC coach Griffith critique, Sugar Bowl pictures booked, Reds boss Paul comments, and various celebrity notes. Also mentions Bobby Barnes and Budd Baer rumors, plus oddball items about theatre and boxing interests.
Dizzy Dean Placed On Retired List By Cubs
May 14 Chicago Cubs general manager James Gallagher said Dizzy Dean, a top sensation of the last decade, requested retirement and would be placed on the voluntary retired list. Dean plans to end active baseball after today's game and his request comes as Chicago weighs 25-man limit. the Cubs may approve and forward the letter to Nat ion al League president. Also Johnny Lindell was optioned by the Yankees to Newark farm club after last season with Kansas City.
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James Gallaghm
Chicago Cubs
Thar Dilly Dean
Galligher
Dean
Bord Prick
Cubs
Cub
Jimny Wilson
Wwn
Lindell
NEW York
Johnny Lindell
Yankees
Newark
Lindoll
Kansas City
Pirates Reach Player Limit Drop 2 Hurlers
Pittsburgh May 14 with three players released manager Frankie Frisch reduced the Pirates to a 25 man roster ahead of the May 15 deadline. Pitcher Dick Lanxhan to the St Paul Saints along with promising right hander Bill Clensen to the same team. Jos Schultz sent to Portland Pacific Coast League while Johnny Gee and Dick Conger stay in development. Last night New York Billy Marquart defeated Al Roth in a 7 to 0 score.
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Frankie Prisch
Titsburgh Pirates
Dick Lanxhan
St. Paul Saints
Bill Clensensem
Eahier
Opicher Jos Schults
Portland
Bong Johnny Gee
A Couthpin
Dick Conger
Montemverys Vow Prepares For Return Title Bout
In New York on May 4, Bob Montemvary eyed another shot at the lightweight title after a near stumble against Te Wynn. He vowed to fight standing if overweight limits push the bout to 40 rounds, warning opponents of his improved punch and stance. Promoter Mike Cabs and observers note Montgomery’s resolve and the anticipated pressure from the crowd as the Madison Square Garden event approaches.
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Parrell
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Ien Gyerlin
New York
Overlin
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Arthur Donovan
Mos
Billy Sopse
Associated Press
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Madison Square Garden
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Montgomery
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Bob Montgomery
Tamine Contac
Jenkins
Ylang
Jens Pup
Mike Cabs
Local Rifle Team Heads to Indoor Meet and Sunday Tilt
Local sharpshooters prepare for two matches at Titusville and Mayville. The Cony Rod and Gun Club rifle team invites all members to participate, while the memory club plans a Sunday tele amatch at Chautauga rifle league in Mayville at 2 o clock. The team aims for a strong start in the Teague competition and urges all local shooters to join.
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Titusville
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Erin
Yesterday's Stars Shine Across Roster Highlights
Yesterday's stars included Jim Brown powering the Indians past the Yankees with a tenth inning single and a Winnie run against the Giants. Bob Jobson and Athenee Himmer led early offense for the Browns, while Letber provided a two run homer for the Cubs and a key RBI on a walk. Gustine shut down the Tigers, Ripney and the White Sox limited the Red Sox to few hits, and Casey scattered hits for the Dodgers in a victory over the Reds.
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Cleveland Indians
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Ian
Indians
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Seven straight defeats pull Hartford aura down
Hartford's team suffers seven consecutive losses dropping from the Epstein League lead to the second division after a string of 10 wins earlier. The slump marks a dramatic fall as critics note the decline in form and performance.
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Epstom
Seniors Capture Title With Win Over Sophomores
Senior players edge the sophomores to clinch the championship in a tense contest. Key scorers include Mall Une and Williams, who led the upperclass effort as the team secured the title despite late pushes from the rivals.
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Arab Williams
Tribute for A's manager at Philadelphia event
Philadelphia reads like a crowded memorial as players and fans honor A's manager Kenesaw Mountain Landis at Shibe Park. Roosevelt attendees, Connie Mack, George M. Cohan, and others gather for a silver plaque ceremony and a grand tribute to baseball's character.
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Judse Kenesaw Mountain Landis
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Wardes
Roosevelt Jair
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