Derby Day Upset as Deal Wins Historic Epsom Derby
England June 19 Deal 45 to 1 shot defeats Nasrullah ridden by Gordon Richards to win the Derby at Epsom. Kingsway led early as Nasrullah finished third and Aga Khan’s Umlddad faded. Jam Gui and others trailed. race noted for speedy time of about two minutes 20 seconds over the mile and a quarter course.
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England
Byorothy Bagel
Aga ‘Khan
Umlddad
Nasrullah
Jam Gui
Nvorihe
Kingsway
Lard Aster
Ports
Downs
Newmarket
Miss Prget
Meyers
Corasone
Britain
Soreames
Garey
Slan Gulf
Zin _ Wernher
Mm Gulf
Ddad
Chartny T
Nasrutlah
Goron Richards
Aga Khan
Switzerland
Shettora
Ye Flower
Poe
Rald
William Woodward
Red Ecighth
Woodward
Reprethe
N s Cafe Wins Victory Over Victory Stars In Open Play
N s Cafe defeats Victory Stars 7 0 at Tec Field Friday night boosting their overall record to two wins. All Stars now 1 1. Next game is against the Spanish Nican league AM Stars scheduled for Wednesday at Yee Field.
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Fo Dan
Tars
Negro Ning
Tec Field
All Stars
AM Stars
Ub Tinsheen
Mway
Elguttun
Dodgers
Eppy
Lip
Shin
Johnny
Phillies
Japp
Tike Lip
Wuleiin
Tits Sears
Riko Melton
Vaol
Dorocher
Curt Davis
Lua
Hrawert
ko—Laa
Bobo Newsom
Inter
Daxigels
Gardinnis
Fox Passesu
Mors Nee Andaver
Joe Gordon
Fannlog Thes Mes
Boston Red Sox
New Yorkers
Tex Hugh
Son
Bronx Busters
Washington Senators
Athletics
Milo Candin
Ray Slay
Jon
Reds
Pirates
Anothe
Owling
Tudlius
Bos
Irons
Gatlings
Veylon
Stebpens
Howser
Wad Gaye
Tske
Louis Downs
Diroll
Chet
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Vets Decide to Destroy Riverland in Terse Exchange
New York officials report findings to Trainer Moody amid talks of ending Riverland the five year old gelding auctioned with a $40,000 policy. dealer Jolley explains insurer rep and injury concerns. Estate sale notes and bids from Clark, Howie Wells, and A A Clary frame a dramatic, uncertain outcome.
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New York
Dnne
Moody
Jolley
Represens Riverland
Jollay
Clark
Howied Wells
Kentucky
Hilge Bay
Afjas
Hiverland
Tiareid A. Clary
Miarai
Wis
Alsal
Whirlaway
Tucker Urges Later Hunting Season Dates
Tucker, executive secretary of the state game, fish and oyster commission, will depart Monday for a Washington conference to decide hunting season dates and bag limits for migratory birds and waterfowl. Officials say the aim is to gain interseason extremes for south zone hunters and to ease hunting in Central Texas counties by enlarging the north zone, with south zone shortened to South Texas.Announcements on season dates and bag limits are not expected for several weeks after the conference.
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Aus'mn
Anne
Wy — Wall Tucker
Dye
Istate Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Washington
Game Department
Nist
Tua
Texas
South Texas
Horse Racing Notes From New York and Chicago
Racing notes from New York and Chicago recount a Belmont Park event and Lincoln Handicap prospects. Highlighted are Beounation, Pop's Pick, and Revering Travort contenders, plus Orcipation's comeback and Arlington Derby context.
Sunday Baseball Service League Schedule
Sunday baseball action lists Brooks Field facing Cadet Genter at Re Tech Meld with 2 30 p m, Randolph Field and Honda compete at Teen Field while Meg Finkl rt Stinson eld hosts 3 p m games, Workers at Normoyle play. In the Stan American League Dan's Cafe meets Bell Furniture at Pitiman Sullivan Park at 2 p m, and Fred's Placa faces East Side 4 C at Pitiman Sullivan Park at 4 30 p m.
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Brooks Field
Cadet Genter
Re Tech
Randolph Field
Honda
Teen Field
Meg Finkl
Stinson
Normoyle
STAN
Dan's Cafe
Bell Furniture
Pitiman-Sullivan Park
Fred's Placa
East Side
Pitinga-Sullivan Park
Softball results and team notes from Friday league play
Fragmented recap shows multiple teams including Arsenal, Hangar, Sheet Metal, and Ava Mie aiding to defeat Electrical 12 to not fully readable. Mentions Timvlon Soft as league names, San Pedros field, and a Cor folted to UUTitien by the Siront Section car with score fragments like 78 to 120 and references to players Halo Gaszy Sith Anderson and Settlemeyer Moa Younger.
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Arsenal
Ava Mie
Selly Field
Timvlon Softsal
Byiday
San Pedros Bark
Uutitien
Siront
Junimira
RWB
Halo
Gaszy
Sith
Anderson
Wrights Manager Suspended in New York
Wrights manager Chalky Wrights camp in New York suspended for the month by the state athletic commission over actions deemed detrimental to boxing. The commission met last week while he was signing to oppose featherweight king Wille Pep in a title bout. Pep had just fought Sal Bartola in Boston, with Pep winning, while Walker faced a $1000 forfeit previously imposed.
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New York
Dung
Eddie Walker
Chalky Wright
New York State
Fey
Haxing
Walker
Tanort AG
Iis
Wille Pep
Pep
Sal Bartola
Boston
Pep Tyhurs
Walter
Metric Mile Day's Feature In AAU Meet
New York reports the AAU track championships place the metric mile on center stage with Dodds unable to race on Sunday Sabbath. The meet features 21 title decisions plus events from 150 meters to the 10,000 meters and a 3000 meter walk, with Hice and Haegg highlighted for Sunday’s 5000-meter showdown.
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New York
Gi Dodds Defendig
Dodds
Boston
Hulse Daric
Don Burshorm
Dartmouth
N.C. A
Bill Trulse
New York University
Tin New York Alg
Hulse
Lieut. Jor McCliskey
North Carolina
Cavaregi
Hiont
Lou Gregory
Towa
Sune Caisson
Tayels Bropeht
A. A
Jest Winlex
Alltolé
Army Air Force
Don Sperkel
Handali'y Taland
Olympic Club of
San Francisco
Eddie Rickenbacker
U.S
Haegg
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Pratetica
Cleveland
Jockey Turnbull Breaks Collarbone at Suffolk Downs
Boston June 19 report from Suffolk Downs notes jockey Turnbull of Hot Springs Arkansas broke his right collarbone during a split in Thursday's fifth race. The incident prompted immediate medical care and affected the race results.
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Boston
Im—Wril, Turnbull
Hot Springs
Ark
Blair challenges Swede track champ in a war-pack mile race
CAMP STEWART Ga Private David J Blair a former Dartmouth star from Medford Mass forwards a challenge to Swede champion Harogg to a mile race under the same wartime rules Blair wore rifle gear and a heavy pack. Blair�s time for the rifle was 6 minutes 31 seconds.
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Camp Stewart
David J. Blair
Stewart
Miller
Ruvnner
Thunder
Blair
Dartmouth
Medford
Nass
Maege van Bead
Betz and Corbett Vie For Clay Court Crown
Betz of Los Angeles and Corbett of Chicago reach the women’s clay court final as top seed and dark horse meet. Betz dominates Pearl Peterson 6 0 in semis, while Corbett, seeded second, eliminates Eugene. Men’s side sees Evert, Beeman, Greenberg and Talbert in tight runs toward Sunday final. Greenberg extends sets won and Hubbard disputes suspension before doubles.
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Se Teoit
Pawlinre Bett
Los Angeles
Navcy Corbett
Chicago
Urey
Lucy
Miss Betz
Warmen
Yintory Yraterday
Pearl Peterson
Detroit
Fla. Pal
Ses
Miss Corbett
Miss Bola
Bilis Talsberb
Cincinnati
Gard Hotell
University of Southern California
Seymour Greenberg
Frank Beeman
Michigan State College
Earbart
Bob Faught
Notre Dame
Cleveland
Greenberg
Leonard Karpeles
Lake
Cochell
Charles Hubbard
Long Beach
Galif
Standings and Scores Mixed From Major Baseball Play
The standings show American League teams like New York and Detroit with wins and losses, including mentions of Boston and St Louis. Game narration highlights Kennedy as winning pitcher for Washington and Farrell for Philadelphia, with Brooks defeating Kelly in a key contest. The report weaves in multiple box scores, player names, and inning details across leagues and venues.
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American League
New York
Aon
Wellington Vbs
Zana
Detroit
Boston Aereeeg
St Louis
Priday
Twiville
Royelong
Sinth
Conner Ge
Kennedy
KE Snuth
Trost
Lenev
Washington Aid
Canain
Mares Jaan
Whener
Swit
Pitchus
Farah
Homer
Phul
Babiella
Odo Bio
Miegeling
Carver
Ferrell
Whitley Stenelaw
Overmite
Richands
Winninz
Nigheling
Wille
Homera
St. Lona
Rtenlens
Charlats
Raston
New
Brooks Field Ganders
Wili
Kelly Field
Haake
Brooks ¢Ismond
Elshaw
Stinsen
Hondo
Navigation School
Brooks
Behting
Kelly Pliers
Jin
Kelly
Leta
Bob Peterson
Southpaw
Widerwoor
Gloslay
George Bohanna
Ganders
Tohe
Eddie Kazak
Wntil
Frank Warfield
TuNs
Brooks Club
Warfleld
Friking
Rolly
Bolvaay
Olney
Chuclomn
Asta Ly
Beuatten
Caietnmatt
Wilistyceae
Bantadeluliy
Tioatens
Kev Apeaak
Nak
Stercit
Plume
Williams, Tisdale
Wareida
Koll
Villarcent
Wirfield
Kemamy
Kyaaky
Aacrfeer
Teotaul
Sommers
Tews
Jounje
Keank
Wilinorest
Penman
Dischad
Willams
Tifale
Jett
Underwood
Strikeonts
National League
Vesceveeysch UK
Wrooklyn
Philaelphin
Phisbucgle
Boston i
Cheeniss Ras
St. Tanda
Possean
McCullonery
Starr
Stueller
Towns
Kerich
Diels
Melton
Newain
Ant Fwae
Dayle
Boston
Lohmont
Mungo
Sayles
Savery
Polat
Homeruns
Gordon
the Kote
Baatea
Where They Play TODANS MASENAA and Friends
Fragmentary OCR lists venues and times for events in New York Boston and Chicago with scattered times and names. It mentions locations Bronktsn Fittewurat Yor Paiacnihin Detvatl and Chietzo with various 13a p.m. 2 mm timings and unclear event references.
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Todans Masenaa
Suh Rinles
National Tankenes
York
Boston
Finineetwtin
Bronktsn
Ginvinondi
Fittewurat
Eastern League Sindikeflde Starttard Milen 4
Adlai Ne BK Milen 4 rings Kmnton th Starttard 0.
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Sindikeflde
Adlai
BK Milen
Ring Kmnton
Starttard
Madigan Named New Coach for Iowa U Football
Ed Madigan, 46, named head football coach at the University of Iowa after a 19 year tenure at St. Mary’s College Moraga. He signs an eight month contract beginning July 1, replacing Dr. Ed Anderson. Madigan led St. Mary’s to a winning percentage of .785 and is expected to start coaching Bonnier’s football program with spring practice to begin soon.
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Madigan
St. Mary's College
Moraga
Cnt
Edfile Anderson
Army
Lagiven
St. Marys
Madigan Cans
Ats Tive
Board of Control of Athletics
University
Bonnier
Macignas
St. Mary's
Vic
Federal Housing Scinitistration
Loakiana
Savald and Nova Fight Postponed in June Heavyweight Bout
VAERGAAY June 19 A heavyweights clash between Lio Nova of Van Nuys California and tier Savald of Paterson New Jersey was delayed from June 28 at Wrigley Field after Savald, citing illness, requested more time to recuperate before the 10 round fight.
Fight Results Report From Various Venues and Names
Fragmented boxing style recap listing fighters and locales. Mentions Vuenn tee, Mone Wovernlyn, Joe Agosta, Timmy Garrison, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and other nicknamed competitors with scattered results and scores.
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Vuenn
Tee
Mone Wovernlyn
Wic Toronte
Avenged
Loya
Fork Ovens
Musa
Fort Tanconk
Joe Agosta
Timmy Garrison
Iconens Ciy
Clea MiNent
Claveland
San Lugo
Tony Moore
Batthugre
Jorge — Moretta
Alexlea City
Dounstown
Tompiy Molfis
Baltimoren
Casin
Bulldog
Harris
Pittsburgh U3
Rice to Beat Haegg Improbable Says Lewis Burton
Lawton Carver reports a heated exchange on a New York Journal American column about Greg Rice versus Gunder Haegg in the 5000 meters. Burton doubts Rice can win but notes Rice’s sprinting edge and Haegg’s short-distance speed, with predictions hinging on form on Randalls Island and Madison Square Garden.
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Lawton Carver
New York
Jone
Lewis Burton
New York Journal-American
Greg Rice
Gunder Haegg
Button
Haega
Haege
Rica
Weiter
Teton
Nils
Hynexyx
Une
Wits
Express
Rice
Greg's Park
Chet
Burton
Gunder
Haegg
Panic on Among Sliding Brookyite Panic’s On
The Brooklyn lineup stumbles amid a five game skid as the Cubs, Reds, and Phillies vie atop the pennant race. Dodgers struggle with pitching as Lip Lipton faces a lineup crisis while Brookyite panic and chatter about a changing season tempo circulate. Cardinals and Braves hang tight in tight NL battles with early-season surprises and late rallies shaping the standings.
Pirates Lose Hallett for Navy Duty
Pittsburgh reports rookie pitcher Jack Hallett, 23, is headed to Navy service after a medical exam. Hallett, acquired from Toronto, increases Pirates players in military or war work to 25. The article lists baseball standings and minor league results, noting Pacific Coast and other leagues with scattered game results.
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Pittsburgh
Jack Hallett
Piates
Navy
Hallett
Te Bucs Fron
Toronto
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