Unbelievable Named Calumet's New Thoroughbred
In Lexington Kentucky the winning name for Calumet Farm’s new racehorse was Unbelievable chosen by Mrs Waren Weight wife of the owner. The Thoroughbred Record contest drew over twenty thousand entries with Domingo Bures of Havana Illinois submitting the winning nomination. The Jockey Club approved the name and it becomes exclusive for 35 years after the horse’s death.
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Drop First To Tulsa Drop First To Tulsa
Terry Al Gerheauser toes the drebber at Mission stadium tonight seeking his seventh pfter line victory. He faces Jim Black from Tulsa who has won one. The Oiters stay for a Sunday game, then Oklahoma City Monday. Tulsa won 14 hits led by Donshedien and Lane. The Missions, fourth, lost opener and slid six games back.
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Valley Sharks Face Mercedes In Weekend Softball Card
The Valley squad, 23-3, meets Mercedes led by Gene Faull and Neel in a 7 30 p m Saturday doubleheader at the San Pedro diamond. Faull holds the ASA strikeout record from a 26 inning epic in 1937. Friday games were postponed due to wet grounds. York Town’s Yorkeo team versus Alazan Apache Veterans girls exhibition set for Sunday.
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Rice Winner In AAU Track Championship at Alamo Stadium
Rice Institute captured the Texas AAU track and field crown amid post meet deductions that dropped Texas A and M from the top, as Trinity and Baylor also lost points for mixed relays. Five new marks were set, including Erfurth’s 110 meter hurdles and Donaldson’s discus throw as star runners Felkenberg and Johnston of Trinity failed to gain team credit for the Aggies.
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Unclear sports note with jumbled names and phrases
A garbled OCR style snippet mentions rounds of cup play and several names in a rough sequence. The text includes scattered references to teams, players, and possible events but lacks coherent facts or outcomes to summarize clearly.
Brosch Leads Open Field In Windy 36-Hole Finish
The forty ninth national open sees a young outsider from Carde n City N Y lead by a stroke after 36 holes at Medinah No 3. Brosch posted a 141 with a 70 opening round, while Cary Middlecoft and Buck White Greenwood chase as former champions struggle to break 70.
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Open Survivors tteur. WESTERS LRAGT Bat oan 2 i' rale joniens
Survivors tteur reports Westers LRAGT with two players reaching the rail and Bebb scoring three while Saal and Mores contribute in a sports update. The brief notes ongoing action and team contributions.
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Phils Move Into Fiery First Division Race
The Philadelphia Phillies surged into the National League contention, passing the New York Giants and narrowing Brooklyn’s lead. Kenny Heintzelman’s 2 2 decision over the St Louis Cardinals sparked a four-game win streak, with Hamner and Holling delivering key hits as Philadelphia outlasted Pittsburgh in 18 innings and beat St Louis to close within three of first place. Dodgers rallied with Furillo’s homer as Hatten earned his fifth win.
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Where They Play SaTURDAYS and Musical Nights
A fragmented notice lists venues and schedules for Saturday events in San Antonio. It mentions community groups, performances, and recurring dates. Details are unclear due to missing text but reference to venues, times, and organizers remains.
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Orchids to Honor Cardinals Fans in June Flyover
In St Louis a June event will reward first arrivals at Sportsman's Park before the Cardinals game with the New York Giants. President Fred Saigh said orchids will be flown from Hawaii for the occasion scheduled Monday night June 2, marking a special fan tribute.
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Cubs In for Rough Time as Frisch Returns to Cubs
NEW YORK June 1 Chicago Cubs face a rough season as Frankie Frisch returns as manager after a long absence. The Fordham Flash, famed for fiery leadership, replaces Charlie Grimm and vows no mercy to pitchers. Frisch’s volatile reputation mirrors his early Giants and Cardinals days, with clashes over umpiring and a storied coaching career shaping expectations for a turbulent year.
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