IXPERT PICKS ALSAB TO WIN
Sid Peder reports on Alsab and Swab in a crowded scene at Suny-Wash with hints of a comeback and potential to reach heights once seen in 1936. The piece notes Alsab's trainer and jockeys as key factors in a Derby run and a forthcoming victory.
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al Sabath
Alish
Widener
Suny - Wash
Sabsth
Derby
Belmont Stakes thriller features Basil and Market Wise
Basil defeats Chicago champ in the Belmont Stakes mile and a half while Market Wise piloted by Lou Tufano delivers one of the season's finest rides, beating the mighty Whirlaway in the Suburban last Saturday. James earns praise for sharp handling.
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Preakness and Withers
Basil
Lou Tufano
Yanks Coast to 10-1 Win Over Chisox
Detroit and Philadelphia box scores show a 10-1 Detroit win over Chicago with White dominating early innings and a 9- run surge. key players include Cramer York Ware and Siebert for Detroit while Higgins and Kreevich lead Philadelphia batters. attendance reaches 5,909 as Umpires Hue Geisel and Grieve preside.
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White
Detroit Pranklin
Ss Cramer
Scsese McCosky
York
Ware
Higgins
Gorsica
P Visas
Philadelphia
Fess Siebert
Csesseerstvee
Obe Tutala Coe
Coreiea
Yale
Hue Geise
Sports Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr Wide World Spor
A collage of brief sports notes from the era, highlighting athletes turning military service, league moves, and local exploits. Mentions Herve Lascelles, Pancho Snyder, Buddy Lewis, Joe Murty, and others in a fast parade of anecdotes about boxing, football, baseball, and naval aviation, with nods to notable games, training, and records.
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Hugh Fullerton, Jr
New York
Herve Lascelles
Germany
Ortiz
Mexico
Herve
Royal Canadian Air Force
Cologne
Pancho Snyder
Jersey City Giants
Lee Farmer
Iowa
Ed Fruitig
Green Bay Packers
Naval Air Corps
Cecil Travis
Washington
Buddy Lewis
Buddy
Fort Knox
Kelly Field
Tex
Joe Murty
Phil
Mather Field
Calif
Jay Wessels
Minneapolis
Army Air Forces
Minnesota
al Beene
Jay
Albie Booth
Yade
Veasela
Yankee star extends streak with superb centerfield play
A Yankee star won his eighth consecutive game in the third inning adding a single and a spectacular centerfield grab to lift Bonham from trouble. In other action the Athletics beat the Tigers 5-1 behind Jack Knott six-hitter, Hal White yielding three in the fifth. Browns hammered Washington 9-5 as Vernon Stephens and Harland Clift supplied multi-hit support. Pirates gained relief from rain after 17-2 setback to Dodgers, Braves beat Cardinals 5-2 in St Louis with timely hitting from Holmes and West, Sain saving the game. Melton edged Reds 2-1 in 10 innings despite Derringer’s five-hit effort and four errors by his mates.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Jack Knott
A's
Hal White
St. Louis Browns
Sid Hudson
Washington
Senators
Browns
Vernon Stephens
Harland Clift
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Cardinals
St. Louis
Army
Navy
Braves
Murry Dickson
Tommy Holmes
Max West
Harry Gumbert
Redbirds
Johnny Sain
Frank (Rube) Melton
Phils
Cincinnati Reds
Big Paul Derringer
Texas League results on opening day
Tulsa beat Beaumont 4 11 3 with pitching by Wyse Marino and Helm. San Antonio topped Akansas 6 14, Demoran Maltzberger and Dews. Oklahoma City edged Shreveport 3 7, Singleton Weldon Touchstone. Houston defeated Veta 4 19 with Beddington Bain Ronaldson Polly Rummans Kerr.
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Tulsa
Beaumont
Wyse
Marino
Helm
Gann
Cook
Riebe
Ak Uasvens
San Antonio
Demoran
Maltzberger
Dews
Gibson
Miller
Burck
Mancuso
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
Singleton
Weldon
Touchstone
Gillespie
Williams and
Ballinger
Veta
Houston
Beddington, Bain and Ronaldson
Polly
Rummans and
Kerr
Sports Mirror snapshot recalls past baseball events
The column reviews past baseball moments and figures, noting Fred Haney’s year old Browns release, Luke Sewell’s succession, and Dizzy Dean’s reinstatement by Ford Frick. It references polo and a Commerce Department wartime civic manual as contextual background.
Garden State track opens amid war rush deadline
In Camden New Jersey promoters rush to open a $1,500,000 state track by July 18 despite a government wartime deadline. Publicity head Jimmy Loftus says a race meeting could start now and weather has been favorable. Officials plan special train and bus service though schedules remain uncertain as transport demand and wartime cuts loom. Church prayers for rain contrasted with hopes for traffic disruption as a rainless period aids outdoor work.
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South Bend
Notre Dame
James Martin
Oak Ridge
Miliary Academy
Davidson Frosh
Ernie Lanigan
International League
Winged Foot Golf Club
New York
Francis Albertanti
Oona O'Neil
Chicago
Jimmy Loftus
Loftus
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Orfor
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National Distillers Products Corp
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Leonard de Masters
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Department of Commerce
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