Washington Senators Rise in American League Race
The Washington Senators remained among the leading pack as interleague play rolled on. In Boston, the Senators dropped a seven inning rain-shortened affair 9 to 7 as Hal Trosky and Willie Mays powered the offense with key hits. Across the league, Detroit won to tighten the standings while New York and Cleveland posted victories. Cliff Mapes led the Yankees with five RBIs in a 12 to 8 win over the Athletics.
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York
U.P
Washington Senators
Washington Pilot
Fien
Joey Kuhel
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Yankees
Red Sox
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Irv
Mikey
Walt Bropo
Detroit
Browns
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Athletics
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Phils
Giants
Eddie Walthus Mnde
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del Enpis
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Art Koutteman
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Bob Lemon
White Sox
Billy Pierce
Larry Doby
Jim Hegan
Dave Philley
Eddie Robinson
Lemon
Howie Pollet
Reds
Ken Ratfensberger
Rocky Nealson
Eddie Miller
Cards
Joe Adcocks
Ciney
Pirates
Mel Queen
Queen
Ralph Kiner
Otee Busts Race Card at Alameda County Fair
Fragmented OCR recalls a horse racing note at Alameda County Plewsariton where Picotec led in the tenth truce with a one sixteenth margin. The passage references Bay Meadows familiarity and a long practiced crowd, with mentions of Picotec as a favored horse in various vats, though text is garbled and attribution is unclear.
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Alameda
Pleasanton race results reveal varied purses and entries
The Pleasanton card lists multiple races for two year olds and older horses across furlongs and distances, with purses like 600 dollars and 320 dollar notes. Notable entrants include Banier Canyon, Alpine Gan, Shaw Tagays, and Princess Own Mare Hoyret, among others, as jockeys and owners claim spots and compare track performances.
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Totus
Care
Aglys
Mandy Jane
Rave Deg
Alsa Bedelia Flang
Farlan
Bure
Banier Canyon
Hurtie
Clark
Ang
Bartae
Yall
Benieth
Fortongs Syearelds
Sindy Ak
Shaw Tagays
Lice Coll
Alpine Gan Vo
Wilhelmina Kas
Vie Stamp
Makua
Bararenet
Faust
Arite Pirate
Saarict
Imad
Migs Franks
Caledon
Mina Ses Paco Sno Niyo Tan
Tweed —Laamenwa
Portland Holly
Furlongs
D-S
Rtn
Wgitty Badger
Femjoy Walla
Hagor
Vay
Pete Figat
Elen Asss
Ai Eather
Rose Bek
Bord
Riley Moyea
Ito
Mt Benford
Flying Broom
To Women With Nagging Backache and Headache Relief
A readable ad style piece describes kidney and urinary symptoms linked to back or head pains. It claims a longstanding remedy helps millions for over 60 years and promises quick, dramatic relief from discomfort and related ailments.
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Waale
Stengel Names 25 Man All Star Team
Casey Stengel picks a 25 man American League All Star squad led by Tigers Ted Gray and Art Houtteman. Yankees dominate with six selections including Reynolds Raschi Byrne DiMaggio Berra Rizuto and others. Tigers Evers Kell join as starters. Indians Feller Lennon Hegan also chosen. Red Sox DiMaggio Stephens add two more, other teams only one each.
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Tigers
Ted Gray
Art Houtteman
New York
Casey Stengel
Gray
Arting
Houtteman
Stengel
Yankees
Allie Reynolds
Vic Raschi
Tommy Byrne
Joe DiMaggio
Tommy Henrich
Gerry Coleman
Yogt Berra
Phil Rizguto
Tiger
Walter
Hoot
Evers
George Kell
Bobby Doerr
Walt Dropo
Led Williams
Boston
Ane
Brother Thomas takes new duties at St Marys College
MORAGA, Calif. Brother Walstan Thomas F.S.C. assumed the presidency of St Marys College succeeding Brother Austin. The 23 year old alumnus said no immediate changes to academics or athletics are planned. Thomas, a Great Falls Mont. native educated in San Francisco and Berkeley, earned his degree at St Marys in 1936 and has since served on the academic council and directed novices at Mount La Salle Napa.
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St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
Napa
Order of the Christian Brothers
Mount la Salle
Pitchers and stars named for Tuesday game at Comiskey Park
In a list of players and staff, Ray Scarborough Ferris Fain Sherr Sellar Cass Michaels and coaches Bill Dickey Frank Crosetti Jim Turner Mickey Haefner Ray Berres and Gus Mauch are named. The game is set for 10 p.m. CDT Tuesday at Comiskey Park and will be broadcast and televised.
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Ray Scarborough
Chicago
Ferris Fain
Philadelphia
Sherr Sellar
St. Louis
Cass Michaels
Washington
Srengel
Bill Dickey
Frank’ Crosetti
New York
Jim ‘Turner
Mickey Haefner
Ray Berres
Chi_ Sano
Gus Mauch
Comiskey Park
Art Lees Leads Open as Locke Presses in Britain
Art Lees of Britain led the opening round of the British Open with a two under par 68. Bobby Locke of South Africa and Eddie Whitcombe of Britain tied for second at 69. Americans lagged, with Johnny Bulla posting 73 to tie with amateur Jimmy McHale, while Art Clark and Frank Stranahan struggled in the windy Troon course conditions.
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Troon
Scotland
Art Lees
Britain
Bobby Locke
South Africa
Lees
Locke
Eddie Whitcombe
Johnny Bulla
Phoenix
Ariz
Jimmy McHale
Philadelphia
Art Clark
Huntington
W. Va
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Browns Chief Ordered to Halt Talk of Team Move
President Bill DeWitt of the St. Louis Browns was ordered by baseball commissioner A B Chandler to stop discussing moving the franchise. International League President Frank Shaughnessy said no formal license was issued, only a suggestion to wait until the off season to discuss relocation.
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Chandler
PREXY
New York
Bill DeWitt
St. Louis Browns
A.B. Chandler
Browns
Frank Shaughnessy
Te International League
Tony
Riccianxti
Walter Mullery
DeWitt
Charles O K May Battle Lee Savold for World Title
The International Boxing Club began negotiations for a September title bout between Charles, NBA champion, and Lee Savold, the European recognized champion. Charles passed his physical in New York and is ready to sign for a match in Englewood New Jersey for the undisputed world title. Savold reportedly refuses the match. Charles’ co managers expect the New York Boxing Commission and the National Boxing Association to recognize him as undisputed champion.
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New York
Mzzard Charles
Lee Savold
Charles
Cincinnati
Savold
Englewood
N.J
al Savold
New York Boxing Commission
National Boxing Association
LaMotta Warned To Fight Sugar Within 90 Days
Washington The National Boxing Association issued a warning to middleweight champion Jake LaMotta. If he defends his title next Wednesday against Tiberio Mitri he must again challenge within 90 days the top contender in the next class, Ray Robinson of New York. Robinson is listed as No 1 middleweight, while Mitri is No 4, marking the first time a champion in one division is listed as a leading contender in the next.
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U.S
National Boxing Association
Jake LaMotta
NBA
Eich Civil Sion
Fred Saddy
LaMotta
Tiberio Mitri
Italy
Gar Ray Robinson
New York
Robinson
Mitri
Saddy
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