Derby hopeful Milack praised by Hildreth in Louisville
In Louisville, trainer Sam Hildreth hailed Milack as a great colt for the Kentucky Derby while noting his horse’s strong form. The piece also covers boxing chatter about Gravica’s rise, Meadeville boxing plans, and local sports bets, with mentions of Johnny Ever’s appendicitis recovery and various regional athletes and events.
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Tigers rout Red Sox as Wild pitching leads to 9-1 win
In a high scoring affair the Tigers overpower the Red Sox 9 to 1 behind standout pitching by Talloway Glueke and Kitsshy Wamby. Veach and Harris contributed key hits while Hinie and Terry each plated multiple runs to fuel the offense. Giants and Athletics games show recovery. Whites struggle in another setback.
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Corry High Track Set for Central Erie Meet Friday
Corry High faces Central High of Erie in a Friday track meet here. Coaches praise Ross for the Warren 100 yard dash and Flesain for pace, with Harkins Gretzer and Kinsch expected to excel in sprints and field events. Proceeds aim to fund a small Cub house at the fair grounds as fans rally support.
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Great Playing Of Boston Club Real Feature
The piece highlights early major league excitement led by the St Louis Browns and Boston Red Sox, with Giants Reds battling in the National League. It notes Giants recent struggles yet strength, Reds pitching losses, and rising hits from Daubert and Roush. Yankees seen as contenders but trails Browns and Red Sox in a tight race through late April.
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Gravino to Fight in Corry for Lightweight Title Bout
Louis Gravino, a lightweight from Montreal, is slated to clash at the Corry Armory in Decoration for the Cony Athletic Club meet. The planned bout pairs Gravino with Rochester’s Chubby Browst as the featured lightweight clash, with preliminary matches and a packed card at the Corry venue. Local boxing officials expect Gravino to be tested after recent rounds and consider him a strong contender in the division.
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Boxing results from Philadelphia Bridgeport and Boston card
Ten round decision winners include Philadelphias Endie Wagner and Mickey Travis while Loughran and Moody also scored decisions. Bogash was KO'd in the 7th in Bridgeport and Greathouse clinched the national amateur heavyweight title with Madera injuring his mind and defaulting. The national titles conclude tonight and tomorrow with Greathouse likely earning an Olympic spot.
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Baseball Results and Standings From Yesterday
National League results show Pittsburgh 6 Boston and Chicago rainouts with Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and New York games, while American League scores list Philadelphia 4 Chicago 3 and Boston 9 Detroit 1. Standings mix teams including St Louis, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, New York, and Cleveland with several rain delays noted and Edward Hawkins departing on a business trip east.
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Another Trial for EpInard and Then America
A British racing note says EpInard will race in the United States this summer in international contests against Sir Galahad and other rivals. EpInard, owned by Tort Wertheimer, will run at the King’s Stand stakes with possible side bets and a potential one mile revenge race if Leenten competes.
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