Lillybrook Reds In First Place
Lillybrook Reds lead the eight team Raleigh County A league as doubleheaders open Sunday at Sprague Park. The Reds, champions of the tri county area, face New River and Hawley in a twin bill while Mullens hosts Scarbro. Tams Majors aim to improve at Winding Gulf as Stamford, Glen White, and Stanaford look to climb from the lower bracket.
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Raleigh County
Lillybrook Reds
Tri-County
Glen White
Scarbro
Stonecoat
Sprague Park
New River
Stanaford
Lillybrook Clan
Hawley Vs. Reds
Clyde Hawley
Sprague Ace
Lillybrook
Reds
Hawley
Buford
Tudor
Sprague
Huffstutter
Mullens
Beans” Craft
Fayette County
Lillybrok
Winding Gulf
W. Gulf
Tams Majors
Stamford
Joe Karbonit
Patrick
Koppers
Pas
Indians
Tams
Leaders in 4 H League Set to Clash for Girls Title
The first and second place girls 4 H county softball teams Daniels and Beaver meet at Beaver tomorrow. Beaver seeks revenge after a late ninth inning loss to Daniels in the initial meeting. A Beaver win would create a tie for first place. In the boys league Shady Spring leads with 3–0, Daniels follows at 2–1.
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Daniels
Beaver
Shady Spring
Sunday Pitcher Feller Leads Cleveland Slants to Big Day
The article profiles 18 year old Cleveland pitcher Feller as Sunday starter to boost box office. It notes manager Steve ONeill planned one Sunday appearance weekly to protect his arm and maximize crowds. Also covered are boat designer Auerbach and his Emancipator hydroplanes, plus Col. E R Bradley’s Derby bets and Keeneland closing card with Brooklyn and other Derby contenders.
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Robert William Andrew Feller
Cleveland
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Rickey
Jimmy Austin
Feller
Moundsman
Steve O'Neill
O'Neill
Cy Slapnicka
Auerbach
Baltimore
Toronto
Col. E. R. Bradley
Brooklyn
Jerry Louchheim
Louchheim
Pompoon
Col. Bradley
Burgoo King
Bradley
Brokers Tip
Don Meade
Colonel
Blue Larkspur
Associated Press
Lexington
Keeneland
FE. R. Bradley
Billionaire
Calumet Farm
Gosum
Galsun
Howard Maxwell
Fencing
Earl Sande
Hal Price Headley
Nassau
Calumet
Grey Gold
Idle Hour
French Colt Soars as Epsom Derby Favorite
French Colt, Le Ksar's big French bred bay, dominated a field of 17 to win the 2000 Guineas, opening classic for three year olds. Installed favorite for the Derby at Epsom on June 2, he beat Marcel Boussac's Goya II by four lengths with Fairford and Foray among the also rans.
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Associated Press
Newmarket
le Ksar
Epsom Downs
Iseult
Aubyn de St. Alary
Marcel Boussac
W. Murray
Fairford
Marshall Field
Foray
Pax Track Team Beats Mr. Hope in Dual Meet
Pax high school defeated Mount Hope 61 to 57 in a close dual meet at Mount Hope. Wheatley led Pax with a win in the mile and solid showings in sprints and relays, while Mount Hope contributors included Lambert, Retnick, and Adkins among others in a competitive lineup across track and field events.
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Pax
Mr. Hope
Mount Hope
Bailey
Retnick
Penn
Christian
Lively
Carmen
Anderson
Adkins
Sparcino
Wheatley
Swim
Winfield
Dangerfield
Humphrey
Taylor
Carter
Mont Hope
Williams
Auritnick
Tyree
Martino
Wright
Gregory
Kincaid
Carlo
Marek Draws With Thomas To Retain Illinois Heavy Title
Chicago boxer Max Marek weighed 185 pounds and fought to a ten round draw with Harry Thomas of Eagle Bend Minnesota in the Coliseum. Marek retained the Illinois State heavyweight title after a late rally. Thomas weighed 198 pounds.
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Associated
Chicago
Max Marek
Harry Thomas
Eagle Bend
Minn
Coliseum
Marek
Illinois
Thomas
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