Swaps and Nashua Duel At Washington Park For $100000 Match
The预计 Wednesday clash pairs three year olds Swaps and Nashua in a 1 1/4 mile race at Washington Park with 126 pounds on both, jockeyed by Eddie Arcaro and Willie Shoemaker. Swaps seeks revenge after the Derby, Nashua aims to steal the spotlight as the track longest homestretch hosts a pivotal turf war.
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Chicago
Ashua
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Caliente
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Swaps
Eddie Arcaro
Willie Shoemaker
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Wollywood Park
Bequeath
Blazing Count
Shoemaker
Washington Park
Traffic Judge
Littler Caps Playoff for Montreal Crown
Montreal open golf ends in sudden death as Gene Littler, 25, beats Stan Leonard after an extra hole. Leonard faltered on a blooping shot, Littler clinches title amid a crowded leaderboard including Ford, Snead, Demaret and Oliver. Del Mar yearling sale and Long Beach tennis results noted in brief.
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Montreal
Gene Littler
Vancouver
Stan Leonard
Leonard
LittlerjIuck Burks
Ted Ko
Doug Ford
Links
A Furroleran
Kiamesha Lake
George Bay
Timims Demaret
Don Pairteid
Buddy Weare
Jerry
Bil
Littler
Leonard Ford
Shinney Finsterwald
Ed (Porky) Oliver
Lemont, Jr
Sam Snead
West
Local golf lowly Nats topple Indians in doubleheader sweep
The Washington Nationals shut down the Cleveland Indians in a doubleheader 8-2 and 13-4, breaking a five-game Indian win streak against them and widening their lead in the pennant race. Washington hitters piled up seven of eight, and the Indians’ pitching trio of Leman Wynn and Houkteman were repeatedly troubled as Nats extended their dominance during the season.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Washington Nationals
Nats
Indians
Surrey
Washington
Bob Leman
Barry Wynn
Mike Garcia
Art Houkteman
Sal Maglie
Houtteman
Wynn
Ray Narieski
Tribe
Narieski
al Lopez
Theloomy Lakefront Stadium
Stanford Grids Face Toughest State Ever
Stanford, facing one of its hardest schedules, braces for a season built around a resilient lineup led by coach Chuck Taylor. The Indians aim to prove their depth against top teams like Ohio State, Michigan, UCLA, and Washington, with Taylor counting on grit after past ankle injuries.
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Stanford
Chuck Taylor
Indians
Eniyaeieg
Pealehead
Ohio State
Michigans
State
UCLA
Taylor
Washington
Clark Shaughnessy
Chuck
iNor
Shaughnessy
Huskie
Huskies
Rudy Mucha
Ray Frankowski
Mucha
Rudy
Tay-1
Bower Wins In Playoff At Heart of America Open
Marilynne Smith of Kansas, former national champion, wins first pro event of the year in a sudden death playoff with Alice Bauer Hagge of Sarasota. She takes $900 from the inaugural Women’s Heart of America Invitational Open after birdie on the fourth playoff hole.
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Kansas City
Marilynne Smith
University of Kansas
Alice Bauer Hagge
Sara Sota
Fla
Wichita Fas
Oan
Minor Results By the Associated Press
AP score roundup lists several college and city games with varied results. Notable scores include American AgSTY versus Charleston 6, Toledon. Fisnneap 9, Denver 3222. Linusville 6, Indianapane 3. St ee ni prognat Riehmoral 2. Syracuse Alam Sus 5 versus Dut Tulsa. Houston 3. Reaport includes Southern 8-3, Ragivite 4-2, Chattanooga 2-8, Tittle Rock 1 1/2-Ds r q-a. Steel Esinas 7-H, Modesto 3-1. Visalia 2.
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Associated Press
American Agsty
Charleston
Toledon
Denver
Linusville
Indianapane
St.eeni Prognat Riehmoral
Syracu! Alam Sus
Tulsa
Antonia
Houston
Repart i. Reaurmen
Southern
Asatinata
Sew Prlewos
Ragivite
Chattanooga
Tittle Rock
Steel Esinas
Modesto
Visalia
Poirier vs Christensen Test Tonight at NY Arena
Danish welterweight Chris Christensen faces slugger Gene Poirier in a postponed eight rounder at &J. Nicholas Arena New York. Young Poirier of Niagara Falls N Y is favored at 25 to 1 to win and make the veteran from Denmark a double loser.
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Ze . Poirier
New York
Chris Christensen
New York State Athletic Commission
Gene Poirier
At &J
Thomas, Port Nines Battle in Junior Legion Semifinal
Thomas post will bat tle San Pedro tonight at 7 in the semifinals of the Junior American Legion baseball tournament at La Palma Park Anaheim. The other semifinal matches Compton versus Whittier with results from Sunday listing teams and players including Newkirl.
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Samual Thomas Post
San Pedro
American Legion
la Palma Park
Anaheim
Compton
Whittier
Flifton
Carapcox
Camnerlus
McCallum Y Poppe
Perde
Mecautium
Newkirl
Caliente Race Meet First Stage and Related Notations
A garbled horse racing card lists multiple races including first stage and second rage items, riders, times, and payouts. Many names appear broken or misspelled such as Peterson, Guines, Boscom, Morcin, and Tap Bandra. The text also notes daily doubles, birth place bets, and uncertain times with several scratches and outcomes.
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Peterson
Guines
Ciuarer
Boscom
Phillingly
Morcin
Banks
Gans
Steed Fancy
Petran
Guiney
Seltzer
Campens
Aventh Mace—Ua Millet
Phillnpi
Tuiney
Oie
Lammi
Susan DeMelloy
Tara Smith
G Farinness
DeMelloy
Gil Conampagne
Gana Chain
Jane
Nerateved
Bamilat
Skip Bisal
TH Mack
Shampagne
Sughiy
Mare Lippiy
Ofladlay K
Wolfe Dominates Long Branch Women's Casting Club Meet
WOlfe steals show as Long Branch Women's Casting Club resumes weekly tournaments at Recreation Park pool. Mrs Wolfe wins three firsts and a third, with Fry-Norma Collins and Jenny Bishop among top finishers.
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Muldrea Waife
Long Brach Women's Casting Club
Recreation Park
Mrs. Wolfe
Drs Fry
Norma Collins
Jenny Bishop
Miérent Waite
Wee Fly
iWolfa
Collins
Bishop
Mary Nelson
Ty Gunce—Wolte
Colling
Ounce—Wolls
Janes Spin—Volle
Rickey's Future With Pirates Uncertain
Pittsburgh presidents state Branch Rickey's fate with the Pirates will be decided in November by directors as Rickey's five year contract nears expiry. Galbreath notes financial strain and loans to bolster the club while Rickey may stay as advisor at half pay. The November meeting will determine Rickey's exact role and future with the franchise.
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Joan
Pittsburgh
Branch Rickey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirate
John Anat
Awdrean
Rickey
Mahatma
Opnion
Pirates
Galbreath
Columbus
Ohio
Cilih
Tom Johnson
Gallbreath
Japanese doubles team wins U S national title at Longwood
In Brookline Massachusetts UPI Koe sel Kamo and Atsushi Miyagi became the first Japanese pair to capture the United States national doubles crown. They recovered after a two set deficit to beat Jerry Moss and Bill Quillian in a rain delayed 75th championship final. Louise Brough and Margaret Osborne Dupont won their 10th women’s doubles title by defeating Shirley Fry and Doris Hart 6 3 in the same event.
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Brookline
Mass
UPI
Koesel Kamo
Atsushi Miyagi
Japan
U. S
Kamo
Miyagi
Jerry Moss
Bill Quillian
Longwood
Moss
Quillian
Luouise Brough
Margaret Osborne Dupont
Shirley Fry
Doris Hart
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Willard McKay
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