Strub Announces 20 Stakes at Santa Anita Meet
Dr Charles H Strub executive vice president of Santa Anita announces 1934 35 meeting offering 20 stakes worth 1 000 004 dollars with seven on grass about 250 000. Names EM Bolling Hatton Marlowe and others. Also includes scattered baseball box score details from a game between New York and Baltimore with Kennedy Branca Slaughter and Berra among others.
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Charles H. Strub
Santa Anita Track
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Slaughter
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Halerin Captures Agua Caliente Feature Race
Halerin a four year old gelding by Valdiia Way edged Major Khan by a half length to win the Jacumba Invitational Handicap at Agua Caliente race track. Jockey Allen Carmichael rode the winner returning 15.00 7.20 and 5.20 across the board. Gray Jewel showed.
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Mexico
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Valdiia Way
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Fort Ord Warriors lead California semi pro tourney at 3-0
At Atwater California Fort Ord Army Warriors hold a 3-0 record atop the state semi pro baseball tournament. They beat Livingston 5 to 6 in the top half of a doubleheader as John Warrior allowed four hits and one run with nine strikeouts. Bob Rosselli hit a fifth inning homer. Glen Streeter powered Rio Vista with two homers in a 10 to 9 win over Modesto Franklin Downs, giving Rio Vista a 4-3 mark.
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Livingston
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Bob Rosselli
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Glen Streeter
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Scott
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Shelton Leaps 6 Fu 11 In Pasadena Meet
Los Angeles USC high jump star Ernie Shelton leaped 6 ft 11 in to tie the second highest mark in track history at Muir high school in a two day all comers track and field meet. The Rev. Bob Richards of the Los Angeles Athletic Club won the two day decathlon with 7315 points, fourth highest total ever.
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Matson Shines as Rams Top Firemen in Opening Show
In Los Angeles Ollie Sunday highlighted the day as Matson stole the show for the Rams in a 34-13 season opener over Ft. Ord. The 205-pound back keyed long scrimmage plays as Los Angeles used a split-T with frequent QB shuttling. Matson later prep for a return to the Chicago Cardinals in a few months amid coach Joe Stydin’s welcome.
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Seteroff Leads Oakland YMCA Relay Wins at San Leandro Meet
At Farrelly pool San Leandro over the weekend the Oakland YMCA relay squad led by Steve Seteroff won three relays and set marks in the 200 yard freestyle relay 1:43.2 the 400 yard freestyle 3:53.4 and the 400 yard medley relay 4:32.7. The team travels next to Kelowna Canada for the 48th annual international regatta Ang. Other notes include Rudy Vokoun's pitching for Myers Rockets and a 3-1 Hayward Police win over Kiwanis plus Elks Club 8-7 over 20-30 Club in local league action.
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Moss Holds Two Titles In Junior Net
Moss wins National Junior Singles title and shares doubles crown with Earl Baumgardner. He defeats Mike Green in singles 1-6 1-2 6-1 8-3, then edges Douglas Franks in doubles with Baumgardner. Top seed Alan Silverman takes the singles crown.
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Santa Monica
Myron Franks
Los Angeles
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Atlanta
Bruce Briant
Baltimore
Donald Ralphi
Bethesda
Calumet Filly Heads Sprint List at Del Mar
Del Mar California track opens its first full week of the summer meeting with the Hope Guild allowances for three year old fillies at six furlongs. Calumet's Sweet Nell leads a field including Heather Khel Gay Darling Mary Lovelace Real Hope Dixie Valor Love Factor and Wanda Witch. Spring Count beat Domingo Kid by two lengths to win Saturday's Oceanside Handicap with Lucky Martin third.
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Spartanburg Peaches quit Tri-State League over Negro player
Spartanburg withdrew from the Class B Tri-State League after Knoxville Smokies used a Negro player Aldo Salvent. Smokies won 5-1 at Knoxville as league officials warned the incident could force folding. Spartanburg president R E Littlejohn Jr cited circumstantial issues and pledged reassignment of Spartanburg players within the Indians farm system.
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Mays poised to chase homer record in coming season
The article speculates Willie Mays may surpass the 50 homer mark as last season saw six players hit over 40, including Ed Mathews with 47. It warns against devaluing records and questions fairness for gate receipts and players amid debates over legends like Ruth and others nearing the 60 homer target.
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