Connie Mack May Step Aside As Son Takes Over
Reports from Detroit say Connie Mack veteran manager of the Philadelphia Athletics would step aside in favor of his son Earle now team manager Rita Manek describes as a pipe dream while Connie recovers at home from illness and bladder trouble He is nearly fully recovered and would not resign until certain he can carry on.
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Cowboy Riders Fined Heavily After Walkout
In Ogden Utah the Bowmen of Hillside Arizona group known as the Cowboy Riders faced $600 fines for a walkout after disputes over prize money. Pioneer Days event leaders, led by Harmon W. Peery, offered increases from 3100 to 4100 if five performances were performed instead of four. The Turtle action, led by its president, noted some members would ride under Turtle rules for Cheyenne and other shows after July 25 to 31, with names unspecified.
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Fvernt
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Ariz
Cowboy Turtle Action of America
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Fastine
Ogres
Ever Harmon W. Peery
Pioneer Jays
Ery
Bowman
Crtain Association
Cheyennne
Wyo
Suffolk Downs Rider Seen Ahead in Narrow Victory
Eddie Robart, the apprentice jockey, led the field at Suffolk Downs with a narrow win aboard Tow Rope in the final race, despite a rough day where he only claimed one winner. Other races featured Compton's Drift, Lucan Dupps, and several notable horses as stewards investigated tampering measures at tracks nationwide.
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Suffolk Downs
Jack
Aliffer
Compton
Abe
Brandon Halpurse
Bayt
Tate
Ross
Karnemo
Lucan Dupps Roe
Watt
Kayak II Competes In Hollywood Gold Cup Field
In Hollywood Park’s meeting the second running of the $50,000 added Hollywood Gold Cup handicap draws a strong field. Kayak II leads a group including Cant Wait and Cravat as turf fans expect a thrilling mile and a quarter race with odds favoring the Argentine charger Kayak II over rivals in the prestigious event.
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Ingiewood
Gall
Hollywood Park
Townsend B. Martin
Georgie Waals
Gravat
Jack Westrope
Doom
Wallace Letshman
Speelly
Charlie Corbett
Myron Selznick
Speelty
Cravah
Crosum
Santa Anita
Gosum
Oimypo
Cotry
Coronado Show Names Bohemia Roxanna Second in Class
In Coronado National Horse Show last night Bohemia Roxanna from Lele Hour Stables San Antonio Texas finished second in the feature event. Entry details include Scripps-Mentilly Ambles of Miramar California and the three gaited saddle horse class for horses 102 hands or over.
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Coronado Show
Coronado
Buccaneer
Scripps- Imentilny Ambles
Miramar
Calif
Lele
San Ilantonia
Texas
Johnstown Off to Arlington Classic in pursuit of sixth win
Johnstown the reigning Ming of the American Turf goes to the post in the Arlington Classic seeking his sixth major win this year. Eight rivals named for a mile and a quarter race, with Challedon and Sun Lover among the contenders, track conditions expected dry and fast, Stout to ride.
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Ming
Jamestown
Wil Ham Woodward
New York
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Town Eclipse
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Jimmy Stout
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Woodward
Gellant Fox
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Challedon
Unewringr
Technician
Sun Lover
Mel Enrich
Wil
L. Brann
Maryland
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Tohnstown
The Chief and Lovely Night Handicap in Empire City
The Chief and Lovely Night race as co favorites for the $20,000 Butler handicap at Empire City track. The Chief carried 146 pounds and Lovely Night 104 pounds, with four other contenders close to favorites.
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Lovely Night
Emptre City
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F. Ambrose Clark
Kilmer
Nedaye
Bartlett Wins to Reach Eastern Tennis Semis at Seventeen
Earl Bartlett of New Orleans, just 16, advances to the Eastern tournament semifinals with a straight set victory over Sidney Ward and a win over Martyn Buxby. Podesta, Gillespie, and Wachmann also vie in quarterfinals as young talents challenge veteran champions across New York and surrounding cities.
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New Court
Tank! Lans
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Macey Lewis
Gerard
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Earl Bartlet
New Orleans
Sidney Ward
Martyn Buxby
Miami
Podesta
Billy Gillespie
Atlanta
Marvin Waehmann
Chicago
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Princeton
George Toléy
Los Angeles
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Sever
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Canada
Henry Prusoft
Seattle
Jordon Robinson
Jack Tidball
Bill Talbert
Cincinnati
Hul Surface
Kansas City
Mercy Lens
Texarkqna
Ark
Crawfords and Quist Vie in Fortnight of Tennis Final
In Brookline Massachusetts veteran Jack Crawford of Australia faces Gene Micke in the Longwood bowl grass classic semi final. Adrian Quist, also Australian, meets local star for a Sunday final while Quist’s victory yesterday marked the first foreign finalist since 14 years ago. Women’s final pits Katherine Winthrop against Helen Bernhard with doubles to follow.
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Jack Crawford
Australia
Bas Hs Weyl
Crawford
Gene Micke
U. S
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Quist
Gerald Patter
Bobby Low
Stanford Sophiomore
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Theater Ane
Rumson
N. J
Gardyar Mil
Joy
Coral Crabies
Cow
Katherine Winthrop
Boston
Helem Bernhard
New York
Mrs. Virdinia Rie Jctinder
Beaton
Wiznlesth Blackman
Detroit
Marilynn
McCrae
Little Rock
Ark
Baytown Team Triumphs 4-2 Over Dry Dockers in Waco Semi Pro
In Waco the Baytown semi pro team defeated Galveston Dry Dockers 4-2 at the state tournament last night. Ret Biggers starred on the mound as 9,600 fans, the largest crowd yet in Central Texas, watched the close game.
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Biggers
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Blitzen Wins Hawaii Race In Honolulu Harbor
J Reynolds of New York and crew of the Blitzen win the 2085 mile San Francisco to Hawaii yacht race on handicap. Blitzen finishes among 25 rivals, with Contender of Long Beach second on raw time but loses by 3 hours 4 minutes 25 seconds after allowances.
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R. J. Reynolds
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Giants Fall Behind as Cecil Haley Debut Fails
Disjointed baseball notes recount Cecil Haley, first game as Giants mascot, benched on the dugout and contributing little as the Pirates beat the Giants 4-2. Other highlights include Chuck Klein extending hitting streak, Wolters’ 16th win, and Ed Smith’s pitching blow to the Yankees.
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Brunghe Giants
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Offer Revealts
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Jersey City
Frank Scala
Latulis Wad
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Chuck Kiein
Pittsburgh
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Cincinnati Reds
Carl Reynolds
Chicago Cubs
Edgar Smith
Chicago White Sox
Ted Willams
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Hugh Casey
Lee Griseam
Jotuihy Vander Mest
Lloyd Moore
Smite
Yankees
Ed Smith
Williams
Boston
Root
Morton Gooper
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
St Louis
Henry Pippin
Philadelphia
Darin Ladig
Cuban netters lead Canada in Davis Cup doubles clash
In Havana on July 22, Alli Pedler and Plut Pearson, Canadian Davis Cup hopefuls, face Cuban veterans Reaido Morales and Lorenzo Nodare in a doubles match likely to decide the tie. Morales earlier beat Bruce Wall and Tarshis and the Canadians hope for momentum from youth against Cuba’s experienced duo.
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Plut Pearson
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Lorenzo Nodare
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Bruce Wall
Toronto
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Ellis Tarshis
Jose Amucio
Steven
National Box Scores Show Eccentric Outs and Big Plays
National box score notes a chaotic game with numerous base hits from players Gamble Bongioganni Walters Lavagetto and Werber. Highlights include two base hits by Densiovansy and a double play by Cas carart. Brooklyn offense tallies four runs while Cincinnati pushes eleven hits and multiple errors. Attendance listed as 6010 with varied pitching lines and late rallies.
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Baltimore Course Draws Respect for Publinx Boys
Baltimore on July 20 14 Pun Ne jinks golf stars gathered for the national title chase with a tough Mount Pleasant course. Qualifiers include Lonnie Wendland from Baltimore unable to attend, Texas entrants R T L Garrett Dallas and B M Welch Austin, plus Enracat Carl and Charlie Pervert. Scores in the 70s and 80s reflect a fast, treacherous layout as players brace for the 64-place title round.
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Enracat Carl
Ban Franciscapo
Fomby's
Chas. Staudt
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