Devil Diver Runs First at Aqueduct in Carter Stakes
Devil Diver wins the $7,150 first prize at Aqueduct with Georgia Woolf aboard. The four year old beats Doublab and Parasang to set a fast seven furlong time of 1 24 a close sec ond behind the track mark. Riverland faltered at the gate and Belis failed to place as Riverland reportedly injures hind quarters.
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Southwest grid prospects dim as conference contemplates few teams
In a June report from Dallas Harold V. Ratliff notes the Southwest Conference may field as few as five teams or none in September due to manpower. Baylor Rice Texas Christian SMU Texas A M Arkansas plan variably while others withdraw or delay.
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Tigers Rally Past White Sox for 5 3 Win
Pinky Higgins homered sparking a two run eighth as Detroit defeated Chicago 5 to 3. Hal White pitched a three hitter to beat Lefty Thornton Lee and pull Detroit into a tie with Chicago for third place.
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Yanks hammer A’s 14 to 5 in seven inning slugfest
New York pounded three Philadelphia pitchers for 18 hits to win 14 to 5. Johnny Lindell hit a homer for the Yankees and Elmer Vale homered for the Athletics.
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Senators Shuts Out Red Sox 1 0 In Boston
Washington pitcher Can dini held Boston to three hits as the Senators won 1 0. Case drove in the winning run in the first on a walk steal and Vernon single. Terry allowed five hits for Washington while Candini and Early closed out Boston.
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All Stars to Play July 9 in Southern Association Game
The Southern Association announces the sixth annual All-Star game set for Friday July 9 in Birmingham. Willis Hudlin will manage the All-Stars with Paul Richards group handling last year’s winning lineup. fans will vote in side contests ending June 26.
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Daily Major League and Minor League Matchups Listed
A garbled card lists numerous scheduled games across leagues with pairings and pitcher notes. Teams include Philadelphia Boston Chicago St Louis New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh Brooklyn and Southern Association cities New Orleans Atlanta Birmingham Chattanooga Little Rock Memphis.
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Bershadsky Goes on Foreign Duty From 8 A T S
Captain Solomon Bershadsky flight surgeon at Southern Aviation Training School left the 65th AAFFTD for foreign service. A Cincinnati native, he joined the Air Corps in 1941 and earned flight surgeon wings at a farewell by Major Curnutt and staff. His wife and daughter returned to Cincinnati.
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Haegg Shocks The Experts At Dartmouth Training
Swedish world record holder Guner Haegg trains unusually by running four miles through woods and hills rather than cinder tracks. He favors long rests and dairy but shuns common coaching routines, planning to run the 5000 meters at the National AAU championships in New York against Greg Rice.
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