Giants Win 4 3 Over Reds On Mangan RBI
New York Giants win 4 to 3 as Jim Mangan hits a bases loaded walk in the 11th to edge the Cincinnati Redlegs. The Redlegs fall to third behind the Brooklyn Dodgers. Also notes Pirates 12 Cardinals 1 as Ronnie Kline goes six strong. Hank Foiles hits a two run homer in the eighth.
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Balmoral Turf Handicap Nears Belmont Turf Clash
Blue Choir, last year’s winner, carries 125 pounds in the Balmoral Turf Handicap at Washington Park. Eleven rivals join the 13 26 mile race, part of Balmoral’s closing program, with a purse of 50 000 added and potential total gross of 58 200. Sea O Erin handles 122 pounds hoping for first grass win alongside Mahan, Roman Nettle, Bozi, Hasseyam pa, Sir Tribal, Impasse, Dance Nsing and Full Flight.
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Thomson Takes Open Lead With 139 As Hogan Stays Close
Peter Thomson fired a 69 to take a two round total of 139 at Oak Hill, one stroke ahead of Ben Hogan who shot 140. Wesley Ellis, Jerry Barber, Ed Furgol, and Cary Middlecoff were among others close at 141 while Bob Rosburg faded after a 76.
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Nine Colts Enter Belmont Stakes Field in 88th Run
Nine thoroughbreds entered for the 88th Belmont Stakes with Needles as heavy favorite to complete the Triple Crown after Derby win and Preakness setback. Fabius, second choice, challenges as Calumet Farm and Whitney enter Career Boy Jazz Age and others. Race to be telecast by CBS from 2 30 to 3 p.m. CST. Darrell Floyd of Furman University named Southern Conference athlete of 1936.
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Kucks 3 Hitter Shuts Down Indians in 6-2 Yanks Win
Johnny Kucks pitched a three hitter to beat the Cleveland Indians 6-2. Jim Busby homered in the eighth for New York, while Al Rosen collected two of Cleveland’s three hits. Kucks improved to 8-3, and the Yankees took two of three meetings with Cleveland this season.
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New York Board Approves Return Bout For Saxon
New York State Athletic Commission approved a proposed return title fight between welterweight champ Johnny Saxon and ex-champ Carmen Basilio for Syracuse War Memorial Auditorium likely Aug 1. The commission had blocked the first bout earlier due to licensing issues, and the March 14 rematch in Chicago followed.
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Brooks Move Into 2nd Place With 5-4 Brave Defeat
Brooklyn Dodgers edged Milwaukee Braves 5-4 to rise to second in the NL race. Furillo drove in three runs with four straight hits including his sixth homer, and Walker delivered a bases loaded single to break a 4-all tie in the ninth. Mathews collected an RBI but Milwaukee left two unproductive.
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Solunar Timing Guide for Fishing and Hunting Days
The schedule of Solunar periods from John Alden Knight's tables advises planning days to fish in good territory or hunt in strong cover during peak times. Find the best spots each day by following these periods and adapting plans accordingly.
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Shoemaker to aboard Terrange in El Dorado test
Rex Ellsworth's Terrange with Jockey Willie Shoemaker is entered in the $35,000 added El Dorado Handicap at Hollywood Park, a 1 1/16 mile race for 3-year-olds, aiming to build toward the Westerner on July 21. Terrange has already won the Will Rogers Stakes. The field includes about a dozen others as 26,784 attend.
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United States Wins Opening Day at Wimbledon
The U S team swept opening day in the Wightman Cup with victories in singles by Louise Brough and Shirley Fry, and a doubles win by Beverly Baker Fleitz and Dorothy Head Knode. Britain faces four remaining matches to avoid a cup loss, a setback in the long series.
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Harridge Fines Three Chisox Players For Rubarb
American League president Will Harridge fined Dave Philley Sherm Lollar and Fred Hatfield a total of 200 for actions during a game with umpire Charlie Berry in New York. Philley was fined 100 for delaying the game by not taking his batter’s box position. Lollar 50 for throwing the ball bag onto the field and Hatfield 50 for tossing bats.
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Althea Gibson Wins 10th European Tennis Title
New York's rising star Althea Gibson defeated Daphne Seeney of Australia 6-2 10-8 to win the West of England Championships in Bristol England, her tenth title of the spring as she continued her European tour.
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