Red Sox rally to top AL as Stymie retires from racing
Boston, led by Joe McCarthy, surged to first in the American League after a 2-0 win over Cleveland and helped by a doubleheader split for Detroit. Stymie, the era’s money leader, broke down with a fractured sesamoid and will be retired to Kentucky for breeding, ending his racing dominance. The Red Sox overtook Philadelphia, while the Indians slipped to third as Yankees and Braves held steady in their races.
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Hurls Four Hit Game By Sig Ep Victory
Fletcher Heil pitched for the Sig Ep team as they beat Guadalupe aided by a four run third inning. Dave Schmidt drove in two runs and made key plays in defense while Bob McNaire and Don Wright added runs. Guadalupe struggled as Adilla, a sixteen year old, faltered on the mound.
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Villagers Win 1-0 in Pitchers Duel Over Rockets
In a low scoring game at Sunflower Village, Fletcher Bell hurled a complete shutout for the Villagers against Bob Tolin of the Rock Island Rockets. The only run came on an unearned score in the seventh after an error by Wilson on a ground ball, as Hap Rake scored on a passed ball and a fielding mistake. Bell faced first twelve batters, allowed only four hits and struck out six, while Beason relieved in the third for the Rockets and held the Villagers to four hits.
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Barry Morrow's Sports Slants Eneaking in Lincoln Neb
Barry E Morrow notes Lincoln Neb spring practice with Patsy Clark praising Huskers. Four of last year’s Orange Bowl players seek camps with Steelers Yankees Giants Rams. Sikes may invite Tonkin Fam broveh Red Hogan Sher Mare Small to summer workouts before the season.
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Eagles Win 11 and Lawrence Eagles Defeat Leavenworth Clowns 2
The Lawrence Eagles beat the Leavenworth Clowns 2 to 1 in a rural league game yesterday afternoon at Municipal Diamond. The regular season ends August 30 with Gragenoxic facing Scottish Rites, followed by a planned eight club tournament after the season. Trainloads of used farm implements and livestock are advertised in Journal-World classifieds. contact 22.
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Strmie Struggles in Close Finish as Jockey Notes Trouble
Feature race sees Strmie hover near rear before a late bid with turning pace lacking. Jockey Bobby Permane reports something amiss after the finish as trainer Jacobs later confirms issues affecting the stretch drive.
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Styric Missed Millionaire Turf Milestone
Styric paired with Dame and collected 1500 dollars in fourth money. He put up a record time engine at S912,235, a total 58,655 under the mark that would have made him the first millionaire in turf history.
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