Record Crowd To See Derby Greatest Of All American Turf Classics
Otisville Ky April 3 The Kentucky Derby crowd outlook promises the biggest turnout in history with Col Marz Wilson estimating 75969 spectators and a betting total near 3.5 million for the Derby. Brevity owned by Joseph E Widener is pegged as the likely winner with Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons training an all star trio Cranville Teufel and Merri Pete as a single entry. Wright on Brevity will ride as favorite seeks another Derby win for trainer Bradler who has won four Derbies. Other contenders include Indian Broom Bold Venture and Tamora in a field of about 15 as final workouts continue.
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George Kirkley
Calted
Otisville
Marz Wison
Impressario
Churchill Downs
Col. Winn
Joseph E. Widener
New York
Bradley
E. R. Bradler
Col. Bradler
Belair Stud
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Sunny Jim” Fzimmons
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T:iel
Wood Memorial
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Jocker
Sounh
Tanforan
Mar
Joi
Bien Roud
Bradier
Bold Venture
Beacause
Derbr
Maxie Hirsch
Om Turf
Dope On Derby Contenders From UNITED PRESS Brevits
Dope on derby contenders note five of six races won by Dope On Derby and a close sixth in the Hopewell. Equalled mile and an eighth world record 1:48 1-3. Jockey Warne Wright praised for top season. Granville, Omaka, Indian Broom, The Fighter, and others highlighted with mixed form and stakes prospects.
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United Press
Hopewell
Warne Wright
North Ohio Track Meet Set At Oberlin With Four Teams
Stage is set for the 9th annual North Ohio League track meet at Dill Field Oberlin tomorrow afternoon at 3. New London defends, joined by Amherst Vermilion and Wellington while Medina sits out. Records likely to fall include the 2100 and 220 yard dashes and the javelin thrown by Staples of New London.
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Dill Field
Oberlin
New London
Amherst
Vermilion
Wellington
Medina
van Keuren
Hayes
Jones
Meding
Elmer Smith
Oberhouzer
Foot
Faichen
Sopphomore
Eldridge
Staples
Michael of
Birmingham
Vermailies
Tate
Yesterday's Hero Peter Appleton
A fragmented report highlights Peter Appleton and a club, with mentions of Hawaii and a Come Club rule about residency. The text is garbled but points to a comeback theme and a notable winner, with placeholders for names and locations.
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Peter Appleton
Washineinn Nitcher
Derby history and chaos spill from Churchill Downs
A chaotically transcribed column reviews the Kentucky Derby and its lore. It recalls record speeds, famous winners, largest crowds, and notable figures, though many lines are garbled. The piece mixes Derby facts with unrelated sports and social anecdotes, creating a scattered snapshot of 1920s era racing culture.
Softball Showdown at Biiner Funeral Home Tonight
Secred Heart Church and Biiner Funeral Home softball teams meet at 6 PM on the diamond. Heart players measured for uniforms after the game.
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Flay AE Hamilton
Secred Heart Church
Biiner Funeral
Diamond
Heart Players
McLain Edges Schaeffer as Decisive Round Ties Match
Speedy Schaeffer staged a dramatic comeback but Sly McLain matched him, tying the score at one to one in a closely contested bout. The action featured throws and near falls as both fighters sought control, with the crowd reacting to the tense exchanges and the momentum swings throughout the match.
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Ernie Braden
Ras
Sly McLan
Watt
Speedy
Schaffer
East St
Hayess
Indians Lose Another and Drop to Third Place
In New York the Indians again faltered on offense and defense dropping to third place as their fielding remained poor. A rough, error-filled game left the club discouraged and in need of adjustments.
Standings DOG GEES RAFTING PASADEXS Ca 4 STan
Police note a dog named Stan was found outside in the dark after a raid gone wrong. The tear suggests the animal was left unsecured near its home as investigators assess damages and safety implications.
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DOG Gees
Pasadexs
Police
Sports Cut Short by Ernie Bradex
A fragmentary sports column discusses a wrestling event at Rialto Theatre with mentions of Wild Red Berry, Weaver, and Pan Mertia. The garbled text notes Berry’s contested capability, Kansas City linkage, Tulsa connections, and a staged audience reaction.
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Ernie Bradex
Hema
Havirng
Berry’ Eapate
Kansas City
Tulsa
Major Loop Leaders Muddle Through Untidy Report
United Press notes unclear figures and misprints in a loop leader roundup. The item lists racing leaders with scattered names and affiliations, leaving key times and placements ambiguous.
Hoes Up $260 TN Gold Correlial In Import Task
A fragmented 19th century note references an import task and hoerimz reeds. It mentions a sale dated S74 1875 and TS78, with unnamed individuals tied to the transaction. The legible items point to an early monetary value and a chained sequence of dates without full context.
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Hein
Ion Arens
Public nuisance ruling in California Superior Court
A state fish and game case in California Superior Court resulted in a public nuisance finding for a 4.fh9 ad item. The court ordered the item either destroyed or seized. The text is fragmented but indicates a regulatory action by the State Fish and Game department.
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Nya Chlz
Cal
State Fish and Game
Cards Draw First Blood As Feud With Giants Is Started All Over Again
New York Giants and St. Louis Cardinals resume their feud in a tight season opening clash. Parmelee drove in the decisive run as the Cardinals edged the Giants 2 1 in a tense game marked by strong pitching and a late fielding error from Jackson. Red Hubbel took the loss as Mel Ott’s squad faced a Boston lead in the standings.
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Leslie Avery
United Press
New York
New York Giant
St. Louis Cardinals
Bril Terry
Gants
Sportsman
P. “ Suime
Giants
Pethany
Cine
Dow E Erie
Curi
Urmelee
Lero
Nts
Red HubSell
Tle
Whitehead
Jackson
Terry
Cmder
Industrial Softball League Meets At Y M C A Tonight
The Industrial Softball League will finalize its organizing meeting at the Y M C A tonight with league managers in attendance. The event aims to establish supervision and the framework for the season, drawing teams from West India steel and electric sectors and other industrial groups.
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Industrial Softball League
Y. McG. OA
Leen
West Inda
Steel and N
Eleeurs
Greenberg Injured Out Of Game For A Month
Washington dispatch reports Hank Greenberg will miss about one month with a broken wrist suffered during a game. Doctors say the fracture is a simple break requiring rest and immobilization. Team officials indicate Jake Tiger will replace him at third base while Greenberg is sidelined.
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Washington
Hank Greenberg
Jake Tiger
Legal Notice from OSHA Missing Details
A terse legal notice references OSHA with unclear context and partial details. No full names, dates, or actions are readable, rendering the notice unusable for fuller summarization.
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