Hydromel Captures $25,000 American Derby In Record Run
Hydromel, the chestnut three year old, won the American Derby at Washington Park by five lengths in record time. Gandy Mandy finished second with Bauer aboard, while Whiskery faded to last as Handy Man challenged from behind. Buddy Bauer finished out of the money as Hydromel paid $6.70 straight.
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Victory of Hydrome
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Hillies Defeat Chicago Nine 7 to 2 in Finale
Philadelphia builds a 7 to 2 victory over Chicago to win the four game series. Osborn yields two runs over eight innings as Ferguson starts strong for Philadelphia. Wilson Thompson and Brand contribute key plays including three bunched runs on errors and two walks with double steals, including a home steal by Thompson.
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Senators Trim the Tigers 6 to 4 in Rainy Washington Game
Washington defeated Detroit 6 to 4 as Crowder pitched the full first season for the Senators. Detroit collected four hits in the first three innings in rain, then Hanns Tavener drove in Heilmann with a double in the seventh. Neun pinch hit doubled and scored in the eighth, Tavener hit a ninth inning inside the park homer driving in Heisman.
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Pirates Defeat Braves 7 4 Amid On Field Clash
Pittsburgh beat Boston 7 to 4 as Pirates catcher Earl Smith attacked Braves manager and shortstop Dave Bancroft in the seventh inning leaving him unconscious with facial wounds. Bancroft required three stitches and was carried from the field. Smith was banished as Boston rallied with Paul Waner delivering a triple and a long hit streak.
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Boston shuts out Cleveland in 5 0 victory
The Red Sox blank Cleveland 5 to 0 to even the four game series. Both teams posted seven hits but Boston produced runs with runners on base. A highlight include three double plays led by Flagstead in right center and Tarbest from Ohio State College delivering a solid showing in left field.
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Baseball Scoreboard Results From Major Leagues
RESULTS AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Louis 4 New York 0 Cleveland 0 Boston 5 Detroit 4 Washington 6 Chicago 2 Philadelphia 6 NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 4 St. Louis 6 Boston 4 Pittsburgh 7 Philadelphia 7 Chicago 2 Brooklyn Cincinnati rain AMERICAN ASSOCIATION St Paul Toledo doubleheader postponed rain Milwaukee 4 5 Louisville 5 2 Kansas City 7 Indianapolis 6 Minneapolis Columbus grounds
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Mrs Miriam Hill Loses In Trans Miss Golf Final
Mrs Miriam Burns Horn of Kansas City defeats defending champion Mrs S Hill 6 to 4 to win the women’s trans Miss tournament at Blue Hills Club. Horn clinched the title on the 32nd green with a four after Hill took five.
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County Leagues Schedule: Liberty vs Harmony Grove and Grandview Doubleheader
Two league games are set for today in the Cole County Agricultural Athletic Association. Liberty faces Harmony Grove at Liberty, while Grandview plays a doubleheader with the East End Stars and the Southside Sluggers in town. Osage Bend and Osage City end the league.
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Baseball Feud Explodes Into Fisticuffs At Forbes Field
A long standing feud between Boston manager Dave Bancroft and Pittsburgh catcher Earl Smith erupted at Forbes Field as Smith punched Bancroft in the jaw. Bancroft knocked out, cut needed stitches, and Smith banished. Heydler plans a league inquiry.
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Today’s NBA slate features cross city matchups
Boston plays Brooklyn. New York faces St. Louis. Pittsburgh visits Chicago. Philadelphia meets Cincinnati. Chicago travels to Cleveland. St. Louis hosts New York. Detroit visits Washington. Also on tomorrow’s docket Minneapolis at Columbus St Paul at Toledo Kansas City at Indianapolis Milwaukee at Louisville.
Gehrig homers twice as Yankees top Browns 8 to 4
Lou Gehrig led New York with two homers helping the Yankees win their seventh straight over St Louis 8 to 4. He now trails Babe Ruth by five long balls this season as Myles Thomas earned his sixth victory in seven starts. Wally Schang hit a two run shot for the Browns.
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Athletics Beat White Sox 6 2 in Series Finale
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 6 to 2 to split a four game set. Alphonse Thomas allowed ten hits while Mickey Cochrane hit a home run and drove in three. Ty Cobb injured a left leg legging out a single in the fifth inning.
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Senators Clash With Boonville At Lincoln Park
The Jefferson City Senators meet Boonville at Lincoln Park at 2:45 PM with a large crowd expected. Manager Fred Need says the Senators are stronger now and confident of winning against the strong Boonville lineup led by Keithley and Webbe.
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Home Run Wallop Powers Cardinals Past Giants in Lindbergh Night
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh attends at Sportsmans Park as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the New York Giants 6 to 4 in front of over 87,000 fans. Bottomley drives in two on a third inning homer as Holm Douthit Southworth and Taylor contribute key hits. Pitching notes include Alexander and Henry on the mound with Fitzsimmons the loser.
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Four New Meet Records Set at Western AAU Carnival
The first annual revived Western AAU track and field carnival at Francis Field, St. Louis, saw four new meet records. Webster Groves' Buddy Sample surpassed the shot put mark of 42 feet 12 inches with 44 feet 3 inches. Oklahoma Aggies’ Leo Best ran 440 yards in 49.5 seconds. Catherine Maguire of St. Louis cleared 5 feet 8 inches in the high jump, eclipsing her prior best by 1.8 inches. Washington University’s Robert Coes broad jumped 22 feet 1 inch, a new meet mark, while R T. Sheetz of Westminster matched the 100 yards in 10 seconds flat. Westminster College won the high point trophy, 19 to 18 over Washington University. The meet, last held 12 years ago in Kansas City, will be an annual event, said Robert Probst, secretary of the St. Louis Union.
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FOR LOANS See Capital City Building and Loan Association
Loan notice references Capital City Building and Loan Association located at 226 Monroe Street with phone number 209 dated June 11, 1951.
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