Blenheim Wins Derby At Epsom Downs In Record-Setting Race
At Epsom Downs England a record Derby crowd watched Blenheim ridden by H Wrage seize the lead late to win the 1938 Derby while favorites Dislite and Rustan Pasha faded. The crowd wagered massive sums with Illingworth and Royalty on hand as officials report Blenheim's 2 1 5 time. Millions in sweepstakes and bets tied to the Derby path of Calcutta and London exchanges, with a total of over 10 million in assorted wagers.
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Epsom Downs
England
Apa Kalon
Eptom Downs
Somerville Taterwall
Dislite
Cid
Blentelin
H. Wrage
Britain
Willis
Woodward
A. K. Macombers Varibenon
Alco
Rustan Pasha
Aga Kmho
Diclite
Orie Epsom
Nun
Tost
Bir
Kiccy George
Queen Mary Wee
Aden
Duke of York
Therince
Wales
Blenheim
Trico E
Earellea
Ballyferin
Erpuuil
Dilite
Husum Pasha
Stresth
Boxscores Hint at Limpl's Uncertain Future
In Champaign Illinois words swirl about boxscores and a possible move toward Greensboro North Carolina. The discourse references James Lymperopoulos a standout from the University of Illinois and details a contract with Saint Louis Cardinale tied to the Piedmont League for further experience.
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Champaign
Ill
Greensboro
N.C
Jame
Eveck
Laseman
Tr'nois Denmard Peastgsor
Adlellerié
Renard
Critz Delivers For Giants In 9 1 Victory At Polo Grounds
New York notes a big day for Jim Critz who hit a home run and sparked two double plays to power the Giants to a 9 to 1 win at the Polo Grounds. Larry Cheney pitched two innings allowing 10 hits before relief. Other major league results include Brooklyn beating Pittsburgh 6 to 4 and Chicago topping the Braves 15 to 2 led by Teachout pitching and England and Beck homers. The Yankees beat the White Sox 11 to 10 as Roth’s husband hit his 17th homer of the season. Details highlight a hectic day across the circuit with several homers and clutch moments in multiple games.
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Kew York
Sidney Weil
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Bres
Rede
Gienls
Mer. Weil
Aughie Crile
Larry Henlion
Wee
Larey
Critz
Womer
Jimble Critz
Calit
Polo Grounds
Giants
Brooklyn
Pirates
Willa Watson
Clark
Dodger
Dipute
Robina
Herman
Grantham
Chicago
Ateady
Teachout
St Aix
Braves
Englind
Beck
Phillies
Roth
Yankees
White Sox
Pipgras
Argents
Ted Lyons
New Yorkers
Seistors
Delrsit
Liska
Wes Ferrell
Cleveland
Boston
Fors andSillet
Ining
Browns
Jeffr Grove
A's
Grandfather Quinn
Trans-Mississippi Young Golfers Challenge Shifts Focus
Tulsa July 4 The Trans Mississipp y women golf championship enters its second round as four young players from Kansas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma push for the throne vacated by Jiro S. of Kansas City. Mary Elizabeth Ford leads with 1 up over Paige Buchanan while Virginia Pepp defeats Mrs. Elder. Louisian Webster cases Mrs. Collins 4 and 2 and Mrs. Beyer defeats Mrs. Kennedy 3 and 2. Other matches schedule feature Miss Ford against Dorothy Pardue and multiple showcases across Tulsa with notable players from Oklahoma, Chicago, St. Louis, and Memphis.
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Tulsa
Jir. O. S
Kansas City
Mary Elizabeth Ford
Virginia Pepp
Louisian Webster
Teppenworth
Kans
J. Walter Beyer
Miss Ford
Paiss Buchanan
Denver
Miss Pepp
FL EL
Texa
Texas
Miss. Webster
C. Wv. Collins
Fort Worth
Mre Beyer
Mre Cennedy
Webster
Leavensorth
Penn
St. Tovls
R. Fisk
George Binge Hutchinson
F.C. Richon
Wichita Falls
Thea
Yen Knoop Va
Yom Wallace
Sapulpa
Okla
Pitcher Stillson Struck Out 28 Men and Lost
Edulson, a three fingered pitcher for the Wealtaw Ohio Courars, struck out 28 of 23 faced but lost the game after a wild play. A skid throw allowed a runner to reach first, and a misplayed ball let the runner score on a later attempt.
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Stillsox
Edulson
Wealtaw
Ohio
Courars
Leoparde
Runer
Stillson
Among the Bowlers Ladies News and Evening Scores
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered names and effects from a bowling event. The text hints at performances, matches, and local participants, including references to Clover and a coach or organizer, with unclear outcomes and many garbled lines.
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A fragment from a historic sports page describes a complex event with multiple teams and players, listing scores such as 162 and 827 and mentioning lanes, heats, and a Palmer Musicline. The garbled text names various figures and venues, implying a large track or bowling competition with numerous participants and results.
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Handiay Tetala
Mith & Mostirann
Inrerania
Brink Thorne of Yale Dead
Yale football star Brink Thorne died at 85 in Harbor hospital after a fall and pleural infection complicating a hip injury from a touring trip. A four year Yale backfield standout known for a 1805 touchdown against Princeton, he later worked in mining and coal, founded a company, and was married in Los Angeles. Funeral set for Friday in Fresno.
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New York
Samwel Brinckerhoff
Brink
Princeton
Koverber
Yale
Taneball
LaFayette Vollege
Asome Atutising
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Thorne, Neal and Companys
Las Angeles
Geetrude Laesenning Kemmerer
Mahios Rewimerer
Mave Chink
Thorne
Los Angeles
Dasghter
Joan
Fereen
Black Sox to Play Beeville Nine Here
Beeville visits Van Waele Stadium as the Black Sox prepare for a Sunday game. The matchup features Beeville’s nine against the local squad with pitching and batting lines noted. A recent draw for intercollegiate regalia positions at Ponghkeensle on June 20 shapes season expectations.
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Black Sox
Beeville
San Antonio
Bleck Ax
Bee Ile Blarkita
AU Ving
van Waele
Liam
Sox
Fussilians
Ponghkeensle
Kix
Arzen Teoshmeg
Brooks Field Opens First Game with Infantry Rivalry
Brooks Field hosts the Ninth Infantry team at the Army Post in a first game clash. A large crowd watched the Twenty-third Infantry rally past Yerond Field Artillery 7 to 5 in a three run seventh, overcoming a one run deficit.
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Brooke Field
Army Post
Twenty-third Infantry
Yerond Field Artillery Brigade
Affaritol
Artilery
Fagen
Mtr
Purnest
Howe Tia
Johngea
Vane Lan Halle
Oiehem
Fraik
Sonne
Sewaitel
Winntes Aitener
Prapcalt Wither
Jemmean
Fight Results From Aresociated Ever Chicago-Bod Taylor
In Terre Haute Indiana Aresociated Ever Chicago-Bod Taylor knocked out Jackie John in Toronto New York Marle Mosenbloom faced George Hoff man while Marty Gallagher Washington was defeated Rabatorr Wagaieallo in a 83 round prenmno Call Vriehtel Ken Sieds Fresno outpointed Wilson Yar bo in Saevelend Jor Angeles Frankie Camptel Tom Kir Barton AS Hioux Falls Bragking outgranted Honesbay Con voy At Paul 48
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Chicago
Bod Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
Jackie Johnwon
Toronto
New York
Marle Mosenbloom
George Hoffman
Marty Gallagher
Washington
Rabatorr Wagaieallo
Tals
Angeles
Frankie Camptel
Fan Meanrters
Tom Kirby
Barton AS
Hioux Falls
Tora Meuitt
Bragking
Paul
Cubs Crippled Save May Prompt Cash Omaha Wrigley
June 4. Cubs owner William Wrigley Jr. ready to spend on talent after injuries to Hal Carlson and Rogers Lorusby. Cubs have cooled on deals, winning all games since, with Pitcher Bud Teachout revived, Vic Blair hot, and Seibold and Crocetti among targets, possible $150 cash quote floated.
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Carlson
Vic
Feotay
Blair
Recond
Castroville Indians Rally Past Telephone Outfit in Texas
Castroville, Texas. June 4. The Castroville Indians were routed 83% by the House Gentlemen on their home diamond, then rebounded to win 18-6 against Southwestern Hell Telephone Company. Pitcher QC Biediger struck out eight, gave up 13 hits and had three hits in five at bats, including a home run. Conare and Haas hit triples for the Indians.
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Castroville
Texas
Castroville Indians
Southwestern Hell Telephone Company
Sdoday
Biediger
Conare
Haas
Nneery
Local Auto Dealers Launch Amateur Baseball Circuit
City recreational department organizes a plusground league with Yanty Buick Silam Gunranty Winerich and other auto teams. Ro Mexico hosts the Chevys next Sunday with a full lineup led by Lord Curl Hont Rogers Woods and more. Doubleheader at Concepcion No. 1. other league games and playoff play continue through midweek with multiple teams on various fields.
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Yanty Motor Company
Buick Motor Company
Silam Chevrolet Company
Gunranty Motor Company
Winerich Motor Company
Lkx Lopo
City Recreational Department
Crockett
Ormsby
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Valtic Exchange
London
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Dinlite
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Lim
Aga Khan
Ripley
Hames
Philadelphia
King Feales
Kite
Britile Rush
Shikat
Toots Mondt
Ang
N.Y
Hughey
Benton
Cincinnati
Gilent Ratian
Dap’ Meg
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Trans-Miss
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Adt Company
Dat Saito It
Seni Dao
Uae
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Weereraya
Neale
Santa More Gatres
Ae Crockett
Tenpin Leaglur
Palmer
Peter Witty
Barabury
Jane Luray
Shoete Praven
Vipers
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Eimenbauer
Ril Scores Palmer
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Flin
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Reinia
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Helen Earar
Ted Tm
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Eice Arvermann
Erica
Trafeen Heera
Ceever
Brink Thorne
Brooks Field
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Socka
Seibold
Beaton Brands
Hornsby
Frank Crocethi
San Francisco Elwh
Jeauite
Fala
Concepcion Diamond
Dibble
Southland Greyhounds
Pierce Royals
Seffel
Piemen
Brooks Flyers
Cibolo Sanday
Cihglo Buffaloes
Samen Biisclon
Tionesi
Fiteatmon Toei
Thurdas
San Petro Park
Coprepeian
Thurday
Bouth Kan Antonia Merchante
Seacne
Thuredas
Colfer Giants
Taduatelal
Barbers Sporting Gonde Company
Teague
Bonday
F. Barnes
Carmen of Union
Public Service Ctllittes
Kuhl Service Field
Eagle White Sox
Core Army Train
Cracket
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Ican Legion League
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Bidney Lanier
Liong Field
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Sam Pedra J
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Meau "Deaumier
Morales
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Riversite Park Diamond
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