Seabiscuit War Admiral Duel Looms In Heavy Rain
Boston weather threatens New England racing as Seabiscuit and War Admiral duel for a 50000 Massachusetts handicap at Suffolk. Track waterlogged after 48 hours of heavy rain, officials unsure if the event can be run. Seabiscuit owner Howard says horse will start if track is sloppy or dries, but heavy going may force a rethink.
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Boston
Anne
New England
Suffolk
Davis
Seabiscuit
Howard
Samuel G. Tiddle
War Admiral
Belmont Park
New York
Cleveland Beats Boston In Erratic AL Clash
A ragged American League game ended 10 000? Cleveland and Boston with numerous errors. Grove pitched seven innings, allowing three runs, while Feller doubled for a pair of RBIs. Hayes, Owen, Kreevich and others contributed, with Lyons and Cox among batters and baserunners noted for miscues. Attendance listed as 206 or 782 in a garbled report.
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Lary
Hiewins
Yeux
Cammbril
Trasky
Hotes
Ieee Wits
Campbell
Cronin
Hemelry
Fors
Stalen Bezes
Hemslex
Feller
Crotin
Doerr
Foxx
Kellner
de Trogky
Hasee
Cleveland
Boston
Grove
Ostermueller
Wetler
Welles
Oster
Aula Zinds
Kelinerd
Optermueller
Cuntitilars
Berger
Owen
Coles
Breinharker
Kreevich
Eubel
Krers
Hayes
Fenex
Cutt
St. Louie
Tall
Lyons
Cox
Bs Lyons
Cote
Cole
Snosnsy
Cole Owen
Uni
Bires Geiss
Hollis
Dr. Siciel
Where They Play Play Tuesday in Texan Texer Schedule
A garbled listing of games and cities shows numerous matchups across Texas Oklahoma Illinois Missouri and surrounding areas. Teams like Tulsa Houston Chicago St Louis Detroit Cleveland Philadelphia New York Boston and Brooklyn appear with various implied venues and pairings.
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San An
Shreveport
Heauiment
Oxtabans City
Dalles
Tulsa
Fort Worth
Chicago
St. Vous
Detroit
Crestland
Philadelphia
New Tirk
Washington
Boston
Nedinnsl Teague
Brooklyn
New York
Npvinnat
Pitiehurch
Sports Fans Anticipate Record Baseball Attendance
Major league clubs expect a spring surge in attendance with ten teams likely to exceed 1987 figures. The Cleveland Indians and Cincinnati Reds draw strong home crowds as managers weigh promotions. The Indians lead the American League by four games over the Yankees after a 7-3 win behind Bobby Feller era. Red Sox slump near cellar.
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Cintinati Reds
Hether
Associated Press
Yackers
Tubn- Stiles
Seuld
Gale
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago
Wille Sox
Clousland
Oscar Wily
Bobby Feller
Letty Grove
Bastian Red Sox
Twvo
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Ole Mose
Vitor
Jimmy Poxx
White Sox
St. Louis Brownies
Ted Lyons
Hank Steipacher
Cleveland
Tribe
Yankees
Red Sox
New Yorkers
Texans Win Opening Matches at Topeka
At Topeka June 2017 seated players in the tournament won opening rounds with no major upsets. Texans Bobby Curtis of Houston and Lefty Brown of Weep defeated Dr. F R Johnson 6 2 6 2 and Don Sends 6 1 5 2, both of Topeka. Rey Moseley from Rangas City Missouri and Jimmie Wr wisst of Houston along with Dwight Flatt Overbrook advanced by default to the second round.
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Topeka
Tppeka
Bobby Curtis
Houston
Lefty Brown
Weep
Steced
Dr. F. R. Johnson
Don Sends
Tovska
Rey Moseley
Rangas City
Jimmie
Middies vow to win for injured coach and do it
Navy crew rises to emotional surge after coach Rick Walsh is hurt. They sprint to an intercollegiate regatta title on the Hudson in 18 minutes 19 seconds, beating California by a half length as Washington falters. California, Columbia, Wisconsin, Cornell, Syracuse and others follow with fast times amid rain and tide.
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Gayle Talbot
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Navy
Hudson
California
Sneir
Charles S
Rick”) Walsh
Washington Huskies
Vaunle
Washington
Don Hiume
Columbia
Wisconsin
Cornell
Syracuse
Wonis
Calornia
Ague
Wels
Torkee
Wiler
Bas Chico
Middies
Plehutan
Wes Hurk
Crontion Steel Loyyls
Philadelphia
Jim Bunday
Munviay
Beacon
Oklahoma City
Spirit
Buck
Sabe
Golden Bears
Janse
Antonie
Navy Prevails In Intercollegiate Race At Sea
The Middies turned back California in a close finish with navy strength showing late surge. Officials and spectators praised the final sprint and noted a naval destroyer passing the parade grounds as the announcement of victory echoed.
CHALLISS LAST TEXAN IN MEET
San Antonio player Jimmy Chaliss was eliminated in the Triple A open, losing 6-1, 6-4 to Gus Boehmer of St. Louis after defeating Wayne Smith earlier. John Aranbach and other favorites advanced as the June event moved toward today’s rounds with Stokes and Sutter winning in New Orleans context.
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Louis
Jimmy Chaliss
San Antonio
Jel
Carl
Tex Standard
Tommy Stokes
New Orleans
Missouri
Ernie Sutter
Stokes
Dick Philpot
Sutter
Lany Mullen
Harlingen Hubs edge Refugio 3 0 in Monday baseball clash
Harlingen Hubs defeated Refugio 3 0 as Garrett Mesryde drove in three runs two on a homer. Pitching by Jackson and Pulner held Refugio to four hits while Harlingen improved in the four game series. Batteries: Jackson, Pulner. Farnham, Allmand. Brownsville game notes show errors aiding the Spudders in a 7 5 win.
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Spudders
Charro
Ein
Cornus Christi
Firownsville
Gibson and Whitney
Branden
Hoffman
Wally Kopp
Dra Hate Tuns
Ailen
Wathh Cardinals
Meallen
Arnold
Rosen
Mormon
D'antonio
Howard
Happ
Scramble for first in American Association tightens race
Indianapolis fights for top spot in a three way scramble as Kansas City and Milwaukee push the field. Nate Andrews shuts down St Paul in a 1-0 lead, Columbus rallies with doubles by Ignas King and Jim Bucher plus Edie Morgan's single to win 2-1. Milwaukee blasts St Paul 12-9 behind Obie Brima’s four hits, while Kansas City and Ed Milley lift the Blues over Minneapolis 8-2 in 10 innings, and Toledo tops Louisville 5-0.
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American Association
Indianapolls
Kansas City
Nate Andrews
Jone
Columbus
Ignn King
Jim Bucher
Edie Morgan
CohimiUs
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Obie Brima
Apostles
Keaneas City
Ed Milley
Lne Blues
Minneapolis
Afitler
Toledo
Lauts— Vitle
Four Colts in Coast Feature at Houllywood Park Opener
Four Colt entrants line up for the $50,000 American 3-year-old championship at Hollywood Park on Wednesday. Lawrin, Derby winner, trains for a final prep. Dauber, Preakness winner, posted a mile in 1:42. Mount Vernon and Specified lesser entries travel from England and scratches affect the field. Kiddie Arcaro to ride Lawrin in the angle and one quarter race.
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Carl
Vane
Lawrin
Daylor
Fire Marchal
Wing
Houllywood Park
Governor Chandler
Mediare
A. A Baroni
Raoul Walsh
Mount Vernon H
England
Dauber
Victor
Kiddie Arcaro
Griffith Smiles Again- Harry Kelley Comes Back
Washington faces lighthearted relief as Harry Kelley, a 92 year old pitcher once dropped by Philadelphia, earns another chance with the Senators amid renewed faith from President Griffith and Manager Harris. Kelley regains trust after a tough start, earning an unlikely revival and support from his team through season trials.
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Griffith
Harry Kelley
Washington
Clark
Harry
Philadelphia Athletics
Kelley
Washington Senators
Bucky Harris
Harris
A's
Fin
Senators
Norris
Tess
Fank
Bucky
Tim
Racing Notes From Associated Press On Del Park Kent Handicap
Racing notes describe Beakonian handicap and Kent handicap at Delaware Park. Notable entries include Maewell Roward’s top weight, 126 pounds for the mile and a sixteenth, and names such as Slaxedmnd, Pasteurized, Rath, The Chief, Brucelany, Pompeos, Three Coustes stock farm, and Arlington Park winner Princess Built.
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Associated Prem
Maewell Roward
Agundoct
Delaware Park
Brooklyn
W. P. Stewart
Rath
Chief
Brucelany
New York
Arkansas Schedules Villanova Eleven
Arkansas announces a September 28 game against Villanova at Philadelphia. This marks the Razorbacks first meeting with a Southwest Conference opponent and the first Villanova matchup for the Wildcats.
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Villanova Eleven
Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas
Villacove College
GetOper
Philadelphia
Four Man Wrestling Card Promises New San Antonio Show
Promoter Harry Coffman set to stage a four man main event at Walkathon arena with Leal Savage and Billy Edwards facing the Mangoff brothers Ty and Pete. Alabama Bill Lee meets Plum mer in a semi final, while Joe Stecher battles Juan Humbert in the curtain raiser. Doc Sarpolis referees with an assistant for the riotous top bout.
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San Antonio
Harry ‘Coffman
Walkathon Arena
Leal
Daniel Boone
Savage
Billy Edwards
sManggoff Brothers
Tyan
Pete
Sam Meteh
Texas
Alabama
Bill Lee
On Plummer
Joe Stecher
Juan Humebert
Doc Sarpolis
Menefee Wins Golf Title in Brackenridge Playoff
Ted Menefee won first place in a Monday Riverside golf sweepstakes after a six hole playoff with Jimmy Morgan. Both finished 8 pars in TL strokes. Morgan led early with 13 out-pit but Menefee's steady game prevailed. A next event is planned for Monday with Hy Mills rumored to officiate.
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Ted Menefee
Peo
Brackenridge Park
Cash
Riverside
Jimmy Morgan
Charles Klein
Morgin
Mendec
Stee Hy Mills
Vander Meer Locks Horns With Jinx In Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds manager McKechnie aims to end a 21 game slide at Forbes Field as Johnny Vander Meer faces Pirates ace Hass Batters in a pivotal game. Pirates sit four behind league leaders Giants with a chance to gain third place.
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Wily Bill ) McKechnty
Cincinnati
Reds
Johnny
Wee Mig
Varuber Meer
Pittsburgh Pirates
Forbes Field
Pirates
Moserbile
Giants
McKechnie
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Pie Traynor
Hass Batlers
K C Fatal To Young Boxer Cribari in Chicago
In Chicago a crowd of 9000 watched Peter Cribari, 18, die after an amateur boxing bout in the Device class of a Chicago park district tournament. Cribari collapsed after a third round blow, despite no heavy blows in the first two rounds. Opponent Ray Maher, 16, fled the field house after the tragedy.
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Chicago
Peter Cribari
Cribari
Cribad
Chicago Park
Ray Maher
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