Twilight Tear Poised for Arlington Jessie Stakes showing
Twilight Tear, America’s fastest filly, and stablemate Pensive enter the $50,600 Arlington Jessie Stakes at Arlington Park. Warren Wright’s Calumet Farm entries aim to dominate a small field in a race long considered among the year’s top two year old events, with Twilight Tear’s recent form and victories over rivals setting the pace.
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Twilight Tear
America
Bull Sea-Lady Lark
Penive
Pensive
Warren Wright Ofhicago
Caluet Farm
Bex Jones
ePn- Wire
Penske
Platter
Jimminy
Stir Up
Roadcloth
Arlington Park
Twilishi
Pen
Sive
Warren Wright
Ole Kentuck
Sirius
Wilmington Blues Prevail to Extend Winning Streak
The Wilmington Blue Rocks defeated the Lancaster Red Roses 4 to 3 to stretch their win streak to seven. Pitcher George Estock earned his fourth win, allowing nine hits and striking out six as Wilmington rallied for three runs in the third inning and added the fourth run in the fourth. Lancaster’s offense produced in the middle frames, but Estock and relievers held firm.
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Wilmington Blue Rocks
Lancaster Red Roses
George Estock
Pennsylvanians
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Hsrock
Dick Carter
Lancaster
Houck
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Schmidt
Patton
Glaser
Levan
Lehman
Korpeney
Augustyn
Morris
Estock
Polito
Rullo
Mor
Imington
Kardow
Schmidt Lin
Carter
Sierotko
Gillespie
Heller
Attendance helps Browns' AL lead in Yankee-Brown series
St Louis drew 31,362 in the first two Yankee-Browns games as the Browns aim to bolster their lead in the American League. Johnny Lindell hit a 3-run homer in a 6-5 Yankee win, while Detroit surged into fourth with Wakefield back, and Chicago snapped Boston's streak with Orval Grove earning win. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 10-5 as Raffensberger left early in a 4-2 Philly win.
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Associated Press
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Browns
Sig Jacucki
Ernie Bonham
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Dick Wakefield
Washington
Stubby Overmire
Dutch Leonard
Chicago
Boston
Red Sox
Orval Grove
Joe Bowman
Ken Kaltner
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Specs Kieman
Bobo Newsom
Bucky Watters
Refliever
Arnie Carter
Brooklyn
Les Webber
Brook
Dodgers
Ken Raffensberger
Pittsburg
Nick Strincevich
Nate Andrews
Tex Hughson Poised For Big Season With Red Sox
Top twirler Tex Hughson earns praise from Hugh Duffy who predicts over 20 victories for Boston. Once a 22 win ace in 1942, he rebounded past season struggles and now enters spring training red hot aiming for pennant contention.
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Tex Hughson
Boston Red Sox
Hughson
Red Sox
Duffy
Louisville
Boston
Boston tops Chicago 6 1 as Chipman loses in action
Boston earned a six to one win over Chicago with Bob Chipman taking the loss. St Louis and New York Nationals were not scheduled for the upcoming games.
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Boston
Chicago
Bob Chipman
St. Louis
New York
Races Report From Mason-Dixon Course Wednesday
The July 19 card at Mason-Dixon featured six races with claiming purses from 700 to 800 dollars and multiple runners. Sir Herbert Jr. led the first race with a time around 1:00, while Ingerfire and Balloon showed strong finishes in the later events. The daily double paid 283.50, and betting pools included payouts on several 14 furlong and 6 1/2 furlong segments with names such as Oomph, Nosined, and Queen Minutoka among the competitors.
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Sir Herbert, Jr
Kirk
Ow. Kelly
J. Hernandez
Montbars
Ingerfire
Kelly
RILSO
Morris
W. Sedlacek
Freetone
Lena Girl
Sug
Belle Weathers
Scootic
Thoroughbred race results from Mason-Dixon meet
In the sixth race Beanstalk and Market Place led the field with times around 1:04.2 for a fractional mile and a sixteenth. in the seventh race Ultima and Balloter posted notable showings with 1:53.3 for the longer distance. the eighth race featured Time Play and centerm among the bidders in a claiming purse event of 700 dollars.
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CW. Sedineek
Market Place
J. Tammaro
Chat Hopkins
W. Kelly
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Chule Gi
H. Hardys
Dicky
Mitza
Spikery
J. Hernandez
G. Rone
G. C. Hamilton
Grant
A. KK
Danzig
Carmel
Brainchi
Berries
Tima
Baseball results and standings from yesterday and today
Interstate League scores show Allentown 12 over Wilmington 5 and York 16 over Trenton 2 while Hagerstown edged Wilmington 3 4. Tonight Hagerstown visits Allentown and York travels to Trenton. National League results list Boston 6 Chicago 1 Brooklyn 10 Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 2 with upcoming schedule St Louis at New York and Chicago at Boston. St. Louis leads with 66 wins, Cincinnati 44, New York 40, Philadelphia 35, Brooklyn 40, Chicago 34. upcoming games include St Louis at New York, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Chicago at Boston, Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
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Lancaster
Wilmington
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Trenton
Yeaterday'n Reyults
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pri
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TOD Cnelnsati
Hall
New York
Trontom
Ames
St. Louls
Chicaro
St. Louis
Brookly
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Chiienza
Owls Drop Two To Allentown
Allentown wins both ends of doubleheader at home against Hagerstown 12 2 in seven innings and 5 3 in nine. Koby wins opener aided by two Cappa homers. Dwyer knocked out early. Brunswick bests Thomas in nightcap.
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Hagerstown
George Koby
Johnny Cappa
Red Dwyer
Joe Slotter
Herb Brett
Brunswick
Tommy Thomas
Mierkowicz
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Hrothmen
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Koby
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Martin
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King
Axtell
Napoles
G Rothman
Tales
Thomas
Cois
Ov Bucha
Tee Colvin
Roth
Rothman
Col- Cole
Ampides Axtell
Trenton Divides With York Roses In Ten Inning Pair
Trenton and York split a doubleheader in an Interstate League tilt. York won the nightcap 16-14 after the White Roses prevailed in ten innings. the opener went to York 5-2. Cwik Anske Kaiser Petty Jarvis credited with the game stats.
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White Roses
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Anske
Kaiser
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Jarvis
Rha Biros
Sete Eeee
Henry
Randol
Sweeney
Schmidt
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Gracey
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Lth
Roh
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Bitman
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Hicks
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Schottke
Tras
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P Kaiser
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Biros
Randal
Hitman
Griffiths
Randol Henry
Sweene
Patton
Smith
Nkaiser
McCullough
Pett
Oatk
Tatler and
Murphy
First Fiddle Wins Purse at Suffolk Downs
In the Massachusetts Handicap at Suffolk Downs First Fiddle owned by Mrs Ed Mulrenan defeated Four Freedoms rival and earned 41850. The five year old ran from far back to win by three quarters of a length over Alex Barth with Alquest in third. Johnny Longden rode and stewards fined Eddie Guerin 200 for interference near the finish.
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Ed Mulrenan
First Fiddle
Greentree
Four Freedoms
Massachusetts
Suffolk Downs
Mulrenan
Millbrook Stable
Alex Barth
A. C. Ernst
Alquest
Georg
Ice Man
Johnny Longden
Longden
Eddie Guerin
Millbrook
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