War Admiral to Beat Seabiscuit in Belmont Park Showdown
War Admiral aims to outrun Seabiscuit in the $100000 Belmont Park mile and a quarter, with jockey Charley Kurtsinger on War Admiral and Johnny Pollard aboard Seabiscuit. Analysts note War Admiral’s early speed and Belmont pace, while Seabiscuit counters with early foot and stamina. The race is set amid sabers of rival fans, with betting duties and race-day tactics shaping the outcome.
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Yankees May Field Bluatest Outfield Since Speaker
Colonel Ruppert predicts a 1930s style outfield for the Yankees with Joe DiMaggio center, Tor Henrich left, and Charley Keller right. Keller, coming from Newark, shows strong power and was noted for 26 home runs last season and a left-center shot in Montreal. The piece recalls Keller as a powerful, athletic talent with a farming background from western Maryland.
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Yankees
Bluatest
Hooper
Lewis
Joe DiMaggia
Tor Henrich
Charley Keller
Keller
University of Maryland
Midhel
New York
Koller
Newark
Babe Ruth
Montreal
Bears
Middletown Villey
Mary
Keller Self-Made Shigger Who Taught Lita to Hit
A rugged profile of Keller, a southpaw batter with natural hitting talent, who learned without mentors and favored facing lefties. The piece mentions Oscar Wall guiding Bears, Ware's development, and a Maryland player’s shift toward baseball. It notes the $1,344,082 revenue from the first year of a new era sales program ending April 16.
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Iit
Oscar Wall
Bears
Marydland
Mary Monsons
Jons
Yale Bound Pitching Star From Andover
New Haven reports indicate Andover Academy pitcher Harrison is nearing Yale, adding to Smoky Joe Wood’s assessment. Harrison, in his third year at Andover, bats fourth and hurls with evident promise as a two-way standout.
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Smoky Joe Wood
Eli Voach
Ted Harrison
Dohwny Bronen
New York Yankee
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Hope Baseball to Open Sunday Against Foreman
Hope plans the season debut Sunday afternoon with a young lineup led by John Wilson and Bobby Ellen, while Loyd Coop predicts the squad as the best in several seasons. Pitcher Blackie Elliott to start, as the opener follows a 2 p.m. start time and marks the grandstand dedication with Ladies Day and Mayor Graves in attendance. Next, Lewisville hosts Okay Cementers as Paul Crawford limits locals to four hits in a 12-14 victory with errors accounting for all four runs.
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Hope
Foresman
Loyd Coop
John Wilson
Bobby Ellen
Jack Fulkerson
Dean Parsons
Bill Reyenga
Simpson
Roy Sylvia
Cecil Boswell
Tootsie Cargile
G. Hartsfield
Teo Kuson
Percy Ramsey
Cleve Messer
Feony
Blackie Elliott
Carroll Schooley
Sidney Weevs
Elliott
Okay Cementers
Okay
Albert Graves
Okey Licks
Lewisville
Ark
Paul Crawford
Crawford
Hang-Up Game A Shortstop for Columbia
New York Gus Mancuso of the Giants is a crossword fan who imports Houston newspapers for ideas. Evansville, Indiana notes how John McGraw transformed baseball using the percentage system, teaching pitchers to rely on ground balls and setting up double plays.
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Gus Mancuso
Giants
Eaother
Houston
Evansville
Ind
John McGraw
Bob Coleman
McGraw
City League Monday Results Highlight Local Games
Williams Lumber Company defeated Moore-Hawthorne 20 to 4 while Alton CCC Camp beat Washington 15 to 4. Tuesday schedule lists Soil Conservation versus Scott Burr at Pair Park and Hope Baselit matches. Wednesday features Unique Cafe against Geo W Rabison and Ane Basket versus Bruner Ivory Handleys at Park.
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Alton
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Washington
Soil Conservation
Scott-Burr
Hope Baselit
National Guards Garland School
Geo. W. Rabison
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Ane Basket
Bruner
Ivory Handleys
Williams Lumber Co
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W. Rubison
Washington Moore-Hawthorne
Southern Association Play Suspended With Listed Pairings
No games were played in the Southern Association as schedule listed Little Rock at Chatanooga Memphis at Athinia New Orleans at Nashville and Bermingham at Knoxville in the day’s brief outline.
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Chatanooga
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Athinia
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Bermingham
Knoxville
L. Pet
Chitttanooga
New Orleans
Birminghan
All Gate Delays Hit American League Wednesday
Rain washes out games in the American League with doubleheaders unlikely as New York visits Cleveland and Washington travels to Chicago while Boston faces Detroit and Philadelphia goes to St Louis.
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Joseph Kapha
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Detroit
Philadelphia
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National League Maitiny's Results Chronicle
Pittsburgh defeated New York 4 to 3, Cincinnati beat Brooklye 6 to 4, Philadelphia topped St. Louis and Chicago 4 to 4 an apparent 2 1 victory. Boston won 1 to 0 against Ganes Tuesday with Louis at New York, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Chicago at Boston scheduled.
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Cincinnati
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Boston
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Chicago
Riverside Drive improvement draws police to deter anglers
New York police enforce safety along Riverside Drive rails to keep pedestrians clear as anglers are moved away from the waterfront area amid ongoing improvement work.
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Riverside Drive
Cardinals seek waivers on dozen players in emergency move
St Louis Cardinals executives asked waivers on about 12 players including Sammy Baugh in an "emergency effort" to reach the 23 man limit. President Sam Breadon cited the aim to determine whom to release while disputes among Breadon Rickey and Landis linger over player releases and season limits.
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St. Louis Cardinal
Sammy Baugh
Sam Breadon
Linit
Cardinals
Breadon-Rickey-Landis
Kenesaw M. Landis
Si Johnson
Roy Henshaw
Rochester
International League Farm
Landis
Majers
Cards
Branch Rickey
Breadon
Baugh
Columbus
American Association
Farm of the Cards
Park Department Sets Aside Areas Along Henry Hudson Parkway
The Park Department plans special zones along Henry Hudson Parkway from 72nd Street to Spuyten Duyvil to remove fishermen and similar steps may apply to East River Drive. Izaak Waltons seek striped bass and other cels. Germain Glidden, two time national squash champion, will not defend his title this year due to work and study commitments.
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Park Department
Henry Hudson
Englewood
N. J
Germain Glidden
County Seat Change Vote Set for Hempstead County
The Hempstead County Court orders a county seat relocation from Washington to Hope and schedules a countywide election for June 11, 1938. The order, published in Hone Star, sets ballot rules, posting duties, and official responsibilities for county election officials and sheriffs.
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Arkansas
Washington
Hope
Per -Amon
Jame
Hone Star
Hempstead
Helmpstead County
Said County
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