Reigh Count Wins Kentucky Derby In Muddy Clash
Reigh Count, the heavily favored horse, captured the 54th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs before about 80 000 spectators. Misstep finished second and Toro third as jockey Chick Lang rode a masterful race in drizzling rain and a sloppy track. The winner, owned by Mrs. John D. Hertz, earned 30000 prize money and a floral wreath.
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Ray Ginhes Wins New York to Long Beach Marathon
Jose Ray, famed as Joie, wins the New York to Long Beach marathon in a course record 2 hours 34 minutes 13.4 seconds, defeating Clarence DeMar and toppling Quamawahu’s previous mark. Michelsen, Ward, Gavrin, Harvey, Frick, and DeMar follow in the top ten as Ray earns Olympic team placement.
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Joseph Harvey
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Harvey Frick
Dorchester
Mass
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Duke Concludes Season With Win Over Carolina
Duke finishes the season by defeating North Carolina 7 to 5. Westmoreland and Lufty led with two base hits each, Weaver homered, and Adams and Werber stole two bases apiece. Jenkins earned the win over Fulcher, with Belue and Westmoreland also pitching. Attendance was 3,000 at the game played in 1 hour 30 minutes.
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baseball box scores and game summaries from Chicago and Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh played a 1 to 3 final with Whitney Waner Smith Hill driving runs for Philadelphia, Hill hitting a three-base hit and L Waner on base. Benge took the loss. Chicago defeated Boston 3 to 2 behind Shaute with Wilson Burrus driving in runs, Pettit notes, and Hornsby stealing bases.
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Presbyterian College Captain to Join St. Louis Cardinals
Charles Wilson, baseball captain at Presbyterian College, announced in Florence South Carolina that he will quit school next week to join the St. Louis Cardinals. Wilson hit over 400 dollars for the Presbyterian College team this season.
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Richard Seeks Quiet Spot to Sign Tun ney-Heeney Affair
Richard searches for a discreet location to sign articles related to the Tun ney-Heeney affair d'honneur. The suggestion is to hold the signing in a pastor's study for privacy and formality.
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Bears topple Memphis in third game 4 to 3 thriller
Memphis loses to Mobile 4 to 3 as Glazner Moore and Kelly Shepherd Berger combine for seven hits. Bears score in the third game of the series after Memphis leads early, with final line 001 200 000 for Memphis and 110 110 000 for Mobile.
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Cubs Takelead with 38 2 Victory Over Boston in NL
Chicago defeats Boston 38 to 2 as McSweeney drives in two runs and Statz has two RBIs while Brooklyn and Cincinnati also tilt the pennant race. Giants beat the Cardinals as Dutch Henry outduels Flint Rhem 4 to 3 in St Louis. Pirates edge Philadelphia 3 to 1 in Pittsburgh behind Carmen Hill’s two hit duel with Ray Benge.
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Traynor
Twins Triumph as Greensboro Drops Opener to 11-2
Winston-Salem Twins beat Greensboro 11 to 2 in the first game of a doubleheader before rain halted the second game. Key players included Rye and Reinholz for Winston and Kilpatrick Hargrave Austin Brummitt for Greensboro, with Sullivan pitching for Winston and Fox for Greensboro.
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Tygers Peaches Tie In 16 InningMACON Baseball Result
A ninth inning two out homer by Lopez tied the game at six for Augusta Tygers and Macon Peaches. The teams played 16 innings before darkness ended the contest with a six to six score. Grible McNeill and White pitched for Augusta and Macon respectively.
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United States Davis Cup Team To Represent Zone
The team to represent the United States in remaining America zone Davis Cup matches will be William T Tilden 88 of Philadelphia Joh Hennessey Indianapolis Georg Lott Chicago and Wilbur F Coen Jr Kansas City. Coen replaces Arnold N Jones and Wilmer Allison on the squad. Wray Brown of St Louis failed to win a place.
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Boxing and Wrestling Show at Greensboro Preview
Boxing and wrestling event at Neese's hall Greensboro Monday night at eight. Headliner is a 15 round boxing match Jack Steed versus Johnnie Mickey with winner takes all. Pete Dallas will wrestle J Turner and other bouts include Bud Die Clark versus Willie Parrish O Wiles versus Johnnie Thompson.
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Monda
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J Turner
Buddie Clark
Willie Parrish
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Bill Lewis
Chattanooga Defeats Atlanta 3–0 in Five Inning Tilt
Chattanooga beat Atlanta 3 to 0 in five innings as Irwin limited the home team to one run. Ninetree, Smith, and Brock contributed to the victory with solid defensive and pitching support. The game was played in Atlanta with Irwin holding the opposition to a single tally.
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College baseball results from Lexington to New Haven
At Lexington Virginia Maryland Maryland 32 percent at the University of Virginia Washington and Lee 1 Yale 13 Connecticut Nell 0.
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