McLarnin Ross rematch in doubt amid rival fans
The piece weighs prospects for a McLarnin vs Ross rematch. It notes McLarnin at 27 could rebound and turn the tables due to stamina and a habit of squaring accounts, while Ross is on the upgrade and favored by crowd enthusiasm. It recalls Ross’s rise, setbacks, and tenacity shaping public interest in a possible bout.
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Gene Tunney
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Sam Levy
Milwaukee Observer
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Gig Rooney
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Sam Pian
Art Winch
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Flint
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Jost
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Nasium
Outsider Is Winner Of Big Derby
Windsor Lad, owned by the Maharaja of Rajpipla, captured the 151st running of the Epsom Derby in a record time of 2 minutes 34 seconds, defeating Easton and Colombo. Colombo faded after leading early, Bondsman and Tiberus followed, crowd of up to 500000 witnessed the upset in Englands premier race.
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Easton
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Queen Mary
Gainsborough
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William Woodward
Tiberus
Sir Abe Bailey
Atlantic
United States
President Harding
Baseball stars shine in opening double bill
Sam Jones of the White Sox and Sam West of the Browns led a double header, Jones with a six hit ball and West adding six hits and five runs. Hughey Cruz of the Giants drove in three and scored two in a win over the Braves. Kris McNair of the Athletics had five hits including three doubles in two games vs the Senators. Paul Dean of the Cardinals limited the Cubs to seven hits while fanning seven. Charley Gehringer of the Tigers and Bill Knickerbocker of the Indians drove in six runs in the first game and Knickerbocker delivered winning runs in the second. John Moore of the Phillies hit three doubles against the Dodgers, and Wesley Ferrell of the Red Sox held the Yankees to two hits in 32.3 innings of relief.
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Sam Jones
White Sox
Sam West
Browns
Jones
West
Hughey Cruz
Giants
Braves
Kris McNair
Athletics
Senators
Paul Dean
Cardinals
Cubs
Charley Gehringer
Tigers
Bill Knickerbocker
Indians
John Moore
Phillies
Dodgers
Wesley Ferrell
Red Sox
Yankees
Phillies Defeat Brooklyn Twice In Doubleheader Thriller
Philadelphia pulled off two late wins against Brooklyn Dodgers in a doubleheader today. The Phillies won 11 to 10 in the first game and 5 to 4 in the second, each victory secured by late home runs.
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Phillies
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Moose Prep for Leaders in Blue Ridge Clash
Moose manager Young schedules a Thursday 4 20 practice at City Park to reset pace for the league leaders. Martinsburg beat the Moose last Sunday, and the Moose aim to even the score when West Virginians visit Stadium on Saturday for a Blue Ridge League game. Hagerstown has shown hitting success but shaky fielding, and Young hopes to fix the faults before the weekend matchup.
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Cabbies and Sox Clash in Washington County League Showdown
Tonight at 8 o'clock the Hagerstown Blue Sox meet the Paramount Cabbies at the Stadium in a key first half race clash. St. Clair may oppose Mentzer as pitchers, with both lineups boasting strong talent, promising a real battle under the lights.
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Life Saving Scouts Baseball Opened Season vs Antietam Juniors
The Life Saving Scouts baseball team opened their season by defeating the Antietam Juniors 10 to 5 at City Park. Sigler and Jacobs pitched for the Scouts with Kirshner catching. Hendricks pitched well for the Juniors. The team seeks other Scout troops ages 13 to 16 for upcoming games and invites contact with Captain Andrews of the Salvation Army to share vacant dates.
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Dean H Herman and St Louis Edge Chicago in Pitcher Duel
Box score notes a 6 8 St Louis win over Chicago 6 8 with Dean Warneke battles. Herman and Orsatti lead the scoring while Durocher Frisch Medwick contribute RBIs. Patrol chief E Raymond Cato advocates governors on autos to cap speed at 60 miles per hour.
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Birkofer Rises To Starting Role For Pirates
Pittsburgh skipper George Gibson hails 25 year old Ralph Birkofer a regular with the 1934 Pirates poised to start every four games. The left hander has dazzled bats, won five of seven, beat the Giants and Cardinals, and impressed with a 73 inning 22 strikeout stretch. Birkofer, 5 11, 213 pounds, born Cincinnati 1909, climbed from sandlots to Tulsa and Toronto, a hard worker who kept playing through a calf injury. Major clubs eyeing him include the Giants Reds Braves Cubs Cardinals Phillies and Dodgers.
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Dodgers
Charles Town Race Results Summary
Charles Town Raceway results list six races with odds, top finishers, and several also ran entries. Notable winners include Schley FB in race one, Glisk in race two, Dunora in race three, Polynee in race four, Silverdale in race five, Hwepeat in race six, and Aldershot in race seven with multiple contenders and omitted names.
Senators in Even Split With Macks
Washington and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with the Senators winning 4 to 2 in ten innings after an 8 to 7 loss in ten innings. Cascarella’s relief in the second game preserved last year’s champions from a deeper slump in overtime. The Senators have six extra inning losses this season and two wins.
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Stunning white corded silk beach wraps rise to knee length
Taffeta bathing suits appear smart with matching beach wraps in knee length. White corded silk options offer stylish coordination for seaside wear.
Standings and Results in American League Baseball
Yesterday results show Philadelphia losing to Washington and St Louis losing 2 to 10. Detroit 20 to 4 over Cleveland. Boston and New York not shown clearly. Today games feature New York at Boston Philadelphia at Washington Cleveland at Detroit St Louis at Chicago. Tomorrow schedules include Cleveland at Detroit St Louis at Chicago New York at Boston.
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Chicago
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National League scores and schedule summary
National League results show New York 13 over Boston 4, Philadelphia 11 over 5, Brooklyn 19 over 4, St. Louis 6 over Chicago 2. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati games were rained out with scheduled matchups listed: Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Boston at New York, Chicago at St. Louis, Boston at New York, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
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Holstein Champion Burke Stabled at Lord Baltimore Hotel
Eleanor Della Burke, famed Holstein National Champion from Ellicott City Md., was stabled in the lobby of the Lord Baltimore hotel for the opening day of the 49th annual convention of the Holstein-Friesian Association of America in Baltimore.
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Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Phillies Rally Past Dodgers in Doubleheader, Pitching Weakness Noted
The Phillies, after an early six run Dodgers rally, staged a powerful comeback to win both ends of a doubleheader 11-10 and 8-4. Bud Clancy and Eben Allen homered to spark the offense while Ed Holley and Ray Benge struggled on the mound. St Louis Cardinals trimmed the Cubs, while the Red Sox beat the Yankees 8-3 as leaders shuffle in the early season standings. The Tigers dropped a 20-2 slugfest to the Indians in the opener, then won the nightcap 5-4 on Bill Knickerbocker’s late triple. Athletics and Senators split in two ten-inning games.
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Ray Benge
Eben Allen
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Chicago
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Yankees
Double Dilla
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Wes
Ferrell, Jinx and Ruth Lead Boston Victory Over New York
In a 8 5 Boston win over New York, W Ferrell notches the win while Van Atta absorbs the loss. Ruth and Rhodes pace the Yankee attack with key runs as Werber and Morgan contribute for Boston. Time of game 2 02, umpire crew Of Ormsby Rells and Donnelly.
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Eagles Drill Tonight at City Park Diamond
Fraternal Order of Eagles baseball club schedules a 4 30 practice at City Park diamond. This is the last session before weekend games against Woodpoint on Saturday and Yellowjackets at Boonsboro on Sunday.
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Twin bill ends split as West Side, Madison split doubleheader
West Side and Madison Avenue opened 4 6 inning win by Madison and West Side won the nightcap 6 to 5. Ridge Avenue and George Street split two games with Ridge taking 12 11 in 11 innings and George Street winning 12 8.
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Chewsville Wins 12-9 Over Cardinals On Diamond
Chewsville defeated the Cardinals 12 to 9 in a well played game on the Chewsville diamond. Bouser and Hartle starred for the winners while Showe and Zellers played for the losers. It was Chewsville’s fifth straight win. For a Sunday game, call J. H. Hartle’s Store.
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