Reynolds Colt Favored to Sweep Hambletonian
GOSHEN N Y Aug 12 in the Hambletonian final field of ten three year olds ten trotters compete for a $35 645 purse. W N Rey Winston-Salem N C owns Edger while Gibson trained Rosalind owned by Ben Whitington faces Lasater’s stable in a bid to claim the largest trotting stake of the season.
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Edger
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N. C
Rosalind
Flying Silks
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Gibson
Steve Lips
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Old Orchards
Maine
Hound
Indianapolis
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Lasater
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Norfolk
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Bruins Capture National Lead In Ten Innings
The Cubs beat the Cardinals 6-4 in ten innings to move first in the NL as the Gas House Gang clashed with umpires and fans. The Giants, Senators, Indians and Yankees results shake the AL and NL standings with key performances from Trosky, Andrews, Berger, Marcum and Blanton in a day of big league action.
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Johnny Marcum
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Wally Berger
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Pirates
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Bucs
Cy Blanton
Fights Last Night in York Icy Cards Cue Local Bout
Unclear report lists boxers Mike Bellotse 128 and Joe Doherty 127 with names Brock Sicillia Armand Sicillia and Henry 126 amid scattered references to Peoria and a sun brightness cycle over eleven years.
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Adams-Millis White Sox Meet Bossong Indians Thursday
The Adams-Millis White Sox face the Bossong Indians in an Inter-City league game at Adams-Millis Park at 4 30 p m. The White Sox target a win over the first half champions while Bossong aims to snap a slump and finish strong for the post season series.
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Results Yesterday From Baseball Scores
Yesterday’s games show Cincinnati 3 against 7, Pittsburgh 6 against 3, Boston 5 and Philadelphia 4. The card lists final scores for the slate of matchups.
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Batting Race Tightens As Three Hit 400 Mark
The minor leagues see Cal Lahman Jamestown and Ed Zipay Fostoria tied at .410 for the batting lead with Frank McCormick Durham at .407 after a drop. Zipay’s injury ends his challenge, leaving Lahman and McCormick to contest the senior trophy as Dunlap and Dwyer hover near the 400 mark.
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Ed Zipay
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Zipay
Joe Dwyer
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Dwyer
Trial and Error Fire Fatal Streak at Salt Lake Home
Ivan Evens attempted to burn bedbugs in his Salt Lake City home using gasoline. A match lit the room causing a blast that singed his eyebrows and legs and scorched the bedroom walls.
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England School Medical Services Run Massive Tonsil Operations
The school medical services of England perform more than ten thousand tonsil operations annually.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Major League leaders list top hitters and pitchers by league. Key figures include Gehrig and Averill leading American batting and runs, Trosky and Gehringer high in RBIs and hits, with Hadley and Malone leading American pitchers. National leaders show Mize Waner Medwick and Ott atop batting runs RBIs and hits with Lucas and French as top pitchers.
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Jolen
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Malone
Yankers
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Cardinals
P. Waner
Pirates
J. Martin
Ott
Giants
Medwick
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Cubs
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Phillies
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Bees
Milk and Honey Appeal Haunts Sows in New York Farm
Melly a sow owned by Bion McCrane of Wegatchie is drawn to milk and honey near his land. The animal licks sweet substances littered with boxes and binding wire, suffers nose swelling from stings, and withdraws to rest.
Frankly Speaking on High School Football and Local Sports
The column returns with notes on Coach Bolick’s preseason drills at the Boy Scout camp for High Point high school players, UNC quarterback data, an Inter-City All Star plan collapse, and home run debates. It highlights local prospects like Broadus Culler and Raymond Adking, plus tournament aims around Fayeteville Country Club and Duke hopes for Charlie Idol.
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Bob Madry
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High Point High
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Charlie Idol
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Sports Roundup Mix of boxing stars and track chatter
Frankie Frisch defies tradition in NL stretch with no southpaw. Jack Dempsey heir arrival imminent as Louis is celebrated. Gehrig eyes 50 homers. Foxx hopes no hurt. Sharkey Baer feud, Canzoneri training wife cooks. Mars outbids Sloan for yearling. Frick fines for fighting. Eddie Brink suspended. Holm Jarrett past conduct noted. Joe Louis trains like title bout looms. Schmelin’s punch cited.
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Ethel V. Mars
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Garden Offers $300,000 To Defend Heavyweight Title
James J. Johnston of Madison Square Garden proposes a flat $300,000 guaranteed purse to defend the heavyweight title in 1987, targeting the Schmeling-Hraddock winner. Mikeda and Neidereitter pledge to bid higher when time comes as Garden signals intention to reclaim control of title bouts after Tex Rickard era.
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Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Chi
Mikeda
Andy Neidereitter
Ebbetsfield
Elephant method tramples foe and tin used in collapsible tubes
A historical note describes the common elephant behavior of trampling with fore feet to kill an enemy. It also states pure tin is used in making collapsible tubes for shaving creams and toothpaste.
McCrary Eagles Lead Inter-City In New Statistics
McCrary's Eagles top Inter-City averages in batting and pitching through last Saturday. Club batting leader is McCrary at .284 with Thomasville Chair at .274. Pitching leader is Lefty Briggs of McCrary at .57 with six wins and one loss. Hal Johnson of Bossong leads individual batting at .402, while Burge of McCrary has 8 home runs and 11 doubles. Crippen of McCrary trails in stolen bases with 21.
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Mack
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Bakers Rally to Beat Enterprise 7 4 in Softball Clash
Merita Bakery defeated The Enterprise 7 to 4 in a Commercial Soft Ball league game yesterday. Merita rallied with five runs in the fourth inning to erase a 4 2 lead set by Enterprise. Batteries Merita R Steele and Moorefield Ridge and Denning.
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