Cates See-Um of Sport Promises Trading Bears Stars
Col Ruppert acts to recall Harvard Charlie Devens from the Newark Bears to strengthen the New York Yankees on the Inter national circuit. Harold E. Bester retains racing leadership in the city as fall plans take shape. Billy Petrolle launches a comeback with a four round win in his latest bout. Aquatic racing grows in popularity with a Potomac River regatta upcoming and outboard speed boats on view. Jack Sharkey agrees to a ten round bout with King Levinsky in Chicago. Primo Carnera path blocked until next year. Washington County League playoff between Boonsboro Yellow Jackets and Williamsport Wildcats set for Saturday. Guessford and Eaton expected to star for respective clubs.
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Harvard
Charlie Devens
Newark Bears
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Bears
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Yanks
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Potomac
Jack Sharkey
King Levinsky
Chicago
Boston
Levinsky
Sharkey
Max Baer
Baer
Gempsey
Washington County League
Etween
Boonsboro Yellow Jackets
Williamsport Wildcats
Guessford
Cats
Eaton
Jackets
International League Scores From Dovery City and Baltimore
Scoring listed with Dovery City a 4 to Toronte 3 and Baltimore 31 to Newark 6 while Rochester leads Rochester 6 in a Newark 31–Rochester 6 context.
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Dovery City
Toronte
Baltimore
Newark
Rochester
Bester Reconsiders Retirement To Lead Hagerstown Racing
Harold E. K. Bester, vice president and general manager of the Hagerstown Fair Association, will remain at the helm to help organize the fall meeting beginning September 12. After resigning to July 1, a visitor from Baltimore persuaded him to stay and drive the revival of racing in Hagerstown. The association plans a seven-race program daily and urges horsesmen to apply for stalls at Pimlico’s Edward J. Brenton.
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Hagerstown Fair Association
Bester
Edward J. Brennan
Baltimore
Harry Edward Bester
Hagerstown
Gon
Breian
Andrew J. Coffman
Edward. J. Brenton
Pimlico
Salem Colts on the short end at Woodpoint diamond
The Bridgeport Yanks defeated the Salem Colt Juniors 12 to 11 on the Woodpoint diamond. P. Smeyer led the winners with a hit and Hinsting Corderman was tops for the losers. Fred Plummer invites Hinijor teams for games with the Yanks, including Maple Ville Tilghmanton and Scraple.
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Salem Colt
Woodpoint
P. Smeyer
Mostsang Corderman
Yanks
Fred Plummer
Jefferson Street
Mapleville
Tilghmanton
Scraple
American League Games Tomorrow Listed
The schedule shows St Louis at New York Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington. The listings indicate four matchups with teams split across major venues tomorrow.
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New York
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Beaton
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Roaten Ittal
Brookiza
Citcaxe
Baseball's Big Six Highlights From Standings
Gablh Pet Foxx of the Athletics leads a list of six top hitters with 281 games and 108 RBIs after a strong season. Simmons, Cronin, Klein, Davis, and Fallis contribute solid averages and totals for their teams. Regional notes mention Southern Association standings with Knoxville, New Orleans, Memphis, and Chattanooga in the mix.
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Pet Foxx
Athletics
Simmons
Cronin
Senators
Klein
Phillies
Davis
Fallis
Three Year Old Crown At Stake In 1933 Classic
CHICAGO July 13 The search for the 1933 three year old champion of America ends Saturday with the division’s richest race the $35 000 classic at Arlington Park A field of 14 starters includes War Glory son of Man O War and Golden Way winner of the Withers The Derby winner Khayyam was listed as a possible post favorite after recent workouts
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America
Arlington Park
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Khayyam
Dwyer
Way
Withers
Crawford Aussies Hope For Davis Cup Run In Europe
London July 1943 Australian Davis Cup team faces Henry Austin and Bunny Perry era veterans in the European zone round. Jack Crawford leads with Wimbledon form aiming to win both singles to secure a place in the interzone final and challenge France for the trophy. Vivian McGrath loses to the English veteran as doubles set for tomorrow and singles conclude Saturday. SABBIES TO PARTY All members of the bargainvaut Cabbies baseball team are requested to be at the club rooms this evening at 5 46 to depart for the river entertaining.
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London
Gerald Patterson
Pat Ood
United States
France
Australia
Jack Crawford
Wimbledon
Henry W
Bunny) Austin
Crawford
Fred Perry
Vivian McGrath
Austin
Perry
Barginvaut- Cabbies
Petrolle Secures Win Over Klaveren On Knockout Stop
Billy Petrolle won a disputed welterweight bout at the Polo Grounds by technical knockout in the fourth round after referee stopped the match due to a deep cut over Van Klaveren’s left eyelid. Van Klaveren protested the stoppage but left the ring. Petrolle weighed 144 pounds to Van Klaveren’s 143. Charlton Cardinals beat Kemp’s Mill 9 to 4 with Gossard and Shank aiding the winners and practice set for 5 pm as Cards face Big Pool Sunday at 2 15 on the Big Fool diamond.
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New York
Billy Petroille
Duluth
Hol‘lander
Bep van Klaveren
Petrolle
van ‘Klaveren
Billy Cavanaugh
Billy
van Klaveren
Van
Klaveren
Charlton Cardinala
Kemp's Mill
Gossard
Shank
Four Americans Face Four Americans in Canadian Amateur
Four United States players advanced to the quarterfinals of the Canadian amateur golf championship in Vancouver. Frank Dolp and Dr. Clitt Baker of Portland along with Harry Givan and Scotty Campbell of Seattle won their matches, with Campbell needing extra holes to prevail over Jack Finger of San Francisco and Baker edged to a playoff by John Lewis of Brantford. Dolp rallied to beat Alan Taylor of Victoria.
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United States
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Dr. Clitt
Baker
Portland
Ore
Harry Givan
Albert “Scotty” Campbell
Séould
Jack Horgson
Campbell
Jack Finger
San Francisco
Dr. Baker
John Lewis
Brantford
Dolp
Young
Alan ‘Taylor
Victoria
North End Athletic Club Sets Tonight Meeting
Members are urgently requested to attend the regular monthly meeting at the club rooms this Thursday at 8 o'clock. Important matters will be discussed during the session.
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North End Athletic, Club
Cubs Extend Seven Game Win Streak Over Dodgers
The Chicago Cubs, rising to second in the National League behind the Giants, won a seventh straight game by beating the Brooklyn Dodgers 5 to 3 at Wrigley Field. Key errors and a misplayed fly ball for a double helped seal the victory.
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Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
St.Louis Cardinals
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Starta
Brooklyn Dodgers
Wrigley Field
Tal
Ralph Boy’ le
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