Giants Pennant Drive Turns Lighter In Clubhouse
In the New York Giants clubhouse before games, Captain Travis Jack SeHtoning and others share candid moments. Bill Terry and star Carl Hubbell chat seriously as Hal Schumacher jokes about an Egypt sun god two-letter word. Hughie Critz writes letters while Gus Mancuso watches Weintraub study averages. Mel Ott hides a match in Weintraub shoe, hinting at tensions behind the team’s pursuit of a long lead.
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All-Star Game Sparks Debate Over Charity and Competition
Baseball magnates urge the all-star game as a charity boon while players and managers blame its format for affecting pennant races. Frisch and Schumacher altercations spark clubhouse drama as Giants, Reds, and Tigers jostle for selection and timing ahead of key Western swing.
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Cotton Warburton to Marry Nellie Kes This Saturday
Long Beach Call reports Cotton Warburton 23, former University of Southern football star, to wed Miss Nellie Kes 20 in St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Irvine. Ceremony cited as planned. Warburton noted as assistant major motion picture actor.
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First marriage service at Pleasant Wich Presbyterian Charlotte 1836
On October 12 193, Rev R A Young officiated the churchs first marriage at Pleasant Wich Presbyterian Charlotte. The church organized 98 years earlier in 1836 with a small, mostly descendant membership near the church. Tomorrow: A Friend in Need.
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Question of Dog Racing Reaches Supreme Court
A Texas case from Dallas involves Oak Downs dog track and a panwatnel betting system. The Supreme Court hears petitions to mandamus and injunction actions to curb or permit operation while main mutuel wagering issues are debated and appeals progress from Bexar and Dallas counties.
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Bexar County
Girl Swimmers Set World Record at Long Course Meet
Washington Athletic Club hosted a women’s long course event where Mary Leu Petty Léa Doris Bushley Olive McKean Feller led a relay to break the world record for the 8 meter pelny free style. The squad clocked three minutes and one second, surpassing Carnegie Library’s 3 minute level hold.
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Carnegie Library
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Fisherman claims prize as hawk paralyzes bait in bay
Emil Zeller of Richmond reports trolling in Chesapeake Bay off Cape Charles where a large fish hawk snatched his bait. The hawk’s foot was hooked and he hauled it in, noting the bird’s five foot wing span. The specimen will be mounted.
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Bright Sets 2 Mile Mark at New York Meet
Norman Bright of Bellingham Ward set a new American two mile record in 9 minutes 13.2 seconds at the New York University track meet, racing against Joe McCluskey and Nic a dash man. Bright led the field to finish 80 yards ahead as Peacock won the 440 yard dash and Owens set a broad jump. a Swedish relay world record attempt at 1006 meters was planned by the New York A G quartet. Ivan Fuqua defeated Eddie O’Brien in the 440 yard run.
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Suffolk Downs opens as Massachusetts new race plant
The two million dollar Suffolk Downs track opened in East Boston with a first day program headed by the Commonwealth stakes. E R Bradleys Boxthorn the favorite in a six furlong dash for a year olds, among 29 nominees including Bachelor Dinner and Motto. Opening day crowd expected at 30 000 Gov Curley to send away the first field. Financing faced lawsuits resolved without delaying construction.
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Racing Notes From Empire City and Beyond
Racing notes report Walter Donovan of the Bondra racing commission predicting a new state high next winter as the season may open at Tropical Park with December 10 to April 19 dates. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt’s stable dominates but younger juveniles may debut at Estaloga in August. Jockey G Rose faces a definite suspension for an unsatisfactory ride at Empire City, and T Barry Stein’s instructions are barred for unsatisfactory instruction. Anthony Wayne, a race horse, is involved in a C O D dispute with Harry Palmer, who ultimately rests the horse and awaits better days after a costly bet stake settlement.
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