Johnson Picks Old Bones As Greatest Mount In Racing History
Jockey Albert Johnson of the F Rt Bradley stable recalls Exterminator as the greatest mount, with two Kentucky Derby wins aboard Morvich and Bubbling Over. He highlights Old Bones and Bubbling Over as standout mounts while noting his long career and four 1926 derbies. Johnson, 25, hails from Idaho and has ridden for years with top jockeys.
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Three Clubs Fighting For Lead In National League
Chicago August 28 AP Three clubs chase the NL lead as batting and power surge shape the pennant race. Cubs and Phillies hover near top with strong showings from Pirates and Cardinals, while Hargrave leads Cincinnati and teammates notch home runs and doubles in a tight stretch run.
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Tyas Tyas Beston Game Report Shown
Fragmentary text references a baseball game involving the St Louis Browns in Cleveland and a close finish. Details are unclear due to poor OCR, but the piece hints at a championship claim and mentions players and titles in a chaotic recap.
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Cardinals fall to Fletcherites. NL standings shift
In a Friday game the St. Louis Cardinals drop to third in the National League as Fletcherites win. Pirates and Reds post wins, Cubs stay in contention, Yankees hold steady in the American League while Indians gain on the Red Sox. Standings show St Louis 53 00 and other teams with varying records. Two games noted with scores and batters.
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International League Scores and Schedule Render
Syracuse wins 4 to 2 over Baltimore while Buffalo leads 13 to 1 over Jersey City. Rochester defeats Reading 9 to 3 and Newark tops Toronto 6 to 3. Three-day games featured Newark at Toronto Jersey City at Buffalo and Baltimore at Syracuse with Reading at Rochester.
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Baseball In Brief Yesterday's Results In Chicago and Boston
Yesterday's results show Boston defeating Chicago 5 to 1 while Pittsburgh shut out New York 4 to 0 and Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 4 to 0. Philadelphia over St. Louis 9 to 7. Today games include Boston at Chicago Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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Sarazen Leads Western Open At Highland Course
Indianapolis August 28 Gene Sarazen led the Western Open after 36 holes with 141 as he shot 72 for the final 18 and 69 for the first round. P C Hart stood at 142 one stroke back, while Jock Hutchinson and Walter Hagen were near the top with 143. A large gallery followed Hagen as a favorite for the title.
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First Woman Advocate Appears Before Lords in Scotland
Miss Margaret Kidd, Scotland's first woman advocate, becomes the first female to appear in court attire before the House of Lords. The historic occasion marks a milestone for gender equality in the Scottish legal profession.
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Quinn Captures Harnwall Trophy In Narrow Golf Win
Alvin G. Quinn won the Harnwall trophy at Catoctin Country Club by defeating Robi E. Delaplaine 9 and 8 in the final. Quinn led early rounds and held the advantage through the match while qualifiers included Guy K. Motter and RE Town. The event featured sixteen players and served as a key leg toward the trophy’s permanent possession after three consecutive wins. The Francis Scott Key Cup is upcoming with thirteen qualifiers in the preliminary round.
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Condemned Son to Death by Emperor Constantine
In 324 the Roman Emperor Constantin the Great executed his eldest son Crispus for treason. The event followed reports of an intrigue involving his stepmother Fausta and ended in Crispus’s demise.
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