Nine jockeys suspended at Charles Town current meet
At Charles Town, nine jockeys are suspended during the current racing meet. W Hilley was set down for trouble at the barrier in the first race and J Mann was suspended five days for rough riding in the fifth. Star Queen won the feature fifth in a blanket finish, paying 5.20 for 2. H C Boorse is suspended for the remainder of the meet for alleged stimulation of an entry on May 30.
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Trenton Boxer Terry Wins Decisively in Eight Round Bout
Baltimore report notes Terry of Trenton New Jersey controlled the eight round boxing match last night demolishing Sylvan Bass of Baltimore who was cornered and beaten throughout most of the bout with Terry winning all but the opening round.
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Ducat as European coin name across regions and values
The term ducat referred to coins used across Europe in various values, primarily gold in composition. It served as a widely recognized monetary unit with differing worth by region and era within the historical monetary landscape.
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Johnson and Vaughan Lead Their Loops
New York June 8 Bob Johnson of the Athletics and Arky Vaughan of Pittsburgh held firm atop batting charts as the week closed. Johnson lifted his average to .406 with 10 hits in 24 at bats while Vaughan slipped to .400 with 5 hits in 13. Medwick of St Louis surged 25 points to .347 to claim third in the NL regulars list. Wally Moses pressed into second at .357 with Charley Gehringer close behind. Pepper Martin retained second despite a 12 point fall after a strong stretch.
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Arky Vaughan
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Joe Medwick
Cardinals
Wally Moses
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Charley Gehringer
Medwick
Pepper Martin
National League Leaders Report from Yesterday’s Games
The Associated Press notes top NL performers including Vaughan Pirates batting .400 with 43 runs and 68 hits. Medwick Cardinals drives in 39, Martin 14 doubles, Goodman Reds and L Waner Pirates tie for six triples. Ott Giants leads with 10 homers, Parmelee Giants 7-1 pitching, Castleman 5-1, Walker 5-1.
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Cardinals
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Goodman
Reds
Baseball Leaders Tie Striking Stats From 1930 Season
Johnson of the Athletics leads batting with .406 and 41 runs, while Greenberg of the Tigers tops RBIs with 49 and is second in runs with 35. Gehringer 64 hits and 13 doubles for Detroit. Vosmik 14 doubles for Cleveland. Johnson 14 home runs for Philadelphia. Whitehead 8-1 leads White Sox pitchers. Wilshere 6-1 for the Athletics.
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Whitehead
White Sox
Wilshere
Stars and stars dot baseball daily recap
Al Lopez of the Dodgers drove in five runs with three hits as Philadelphia was routed. Rip Radcliff led the White Sox attack with four singles against Detroit. Roy Parmelee of the Giants outdueled Ben Cantwell in a tenth inning 3-2 win over the Braves. Cecil Travis and the Senators frustrated Athletics pitching for three hits. Sam Byrd powered the Reds with a homer and a single driving in three in a win over the Pirates. Babe Dahlgren's Red Sox piled up a triple, a double and a single in a perfect day against the Yankees.
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Official survey shows seven million licensed hunters nationwide
An official survey reports 7,000,000 licensed hunters in the United States, indicating broad participation in hunting activities across the country and reflecting large demographic reach and potential wildlife management implications.
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Carnera Falls To Baer In Infamous Long Island Bout
Primo Carnera endured the most savage beating of his career as Max Baer floored him eleven times over 11 rounds in a June 14, 1934 title fight before 52,000 at a Long Island arena. Referee Arthur Donovan halted the bout in the 11th round, crowning Baer the heavyweight champion.
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Long Island Bowl
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Livermore
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Braddock Birthday Party Tied to Title Fight Prep
Jimmy Braddock marked his 29th birthday with light work as he nears a heavyweight title shot against Max Baer on Long Island. His mother and manager comment on the celebration, while Braddock weighs 196 1/2 pounds after a light workout.
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Joe Gould
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Joe Braddock
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Art ‘Lasky
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New York
Baseball Standings and Results From Yesterday
Yesterday’s results include Brooklyn 11 Philadelphia 9 and Cincinnati 13 Pittsburgh 4. New York 3 Boston 2. Standings show New York 28 11 lead, St Louis 24 18, Pittsburgh 26 20, Brooklyn 22 20, Cincinnati 17 23, Philadelphia 29 275. Games today feature Boston at New York, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Chicago at St Louis.
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Cold Shoulder Sailing to Detroit Derby BuildUp
Racing notes indicate Alfred G. Vanderbilt's Cold Shoulder stays in the Belmont Stakes today then ships to Detroit for the $35,000 Detroit Derby on June 15. The Detroit Racing Association also schedules a $5,000 Derby week handicap next Thursday headed by Head Play. Devonshire’s C A Pfeiffer denies closure rumors, announcing a 14 day meeting from July 27. Kenilworth is unlikely to operate this year.
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Baseball Standings 1930s American League Update
New York leads the American League with a .0. record while Chicago and Cleveland trail. Boston and Washington show middling results, Philadelphia and St. Louis post lower tallies, reflecting a tight early-season race and inconsistent scoring across teams.
Baseball Showdown Pairs Mets and Allies in East Games
Detroit at Chicago. St. Louis at Cleveland. Philadelphia at Washington. New York at Boston. The schedule lists intercity matchups with no current scores or results.
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Baer and Braddock Set For Long Island Title Bout
Loch Sheldrake, N Y June 8 The heavyweight title fight between champion Max Baer and challenger James J Braddock grows from stark training contrasts Baer mocks hard work while Braddock trains relentlessly over rugged Catskill routes and heavy sparring rounds Braddock aims to survive and push the pace while Baer relies on bursts and power to finish early.
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Catskills
Thomson Leads Final Round of Open at Oakmont
Jim Thomson, the 21 year old Scot, surged to the top of the Oakmont National Open field after two rounds as ferocious winds and chaotic play reshaped the leaderboard. Thomson carded 73 73 for 146 two over par, with Butch Krueger 148 and Gene Sarazen 149 in pursuit, while Tommy Armour withdrew.
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Butch) Krueger
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Hornets Face Crucial Test Against Bluebirds in Sharpsburg
The Mt. Briar Hornets travel to Sharpsburg for a key showdown with the Bluebirds as Mel Ferguson chases strong Birds hitters Ralph Kaetzel and Eddie Mumma who lead the league with six home runs. A large crowd is expected and the Hornets push hard to stay in the race for the first half title.
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Hinkle Sets Strikeout Record In 12-Inning Win
Hinkle set a county baseball strikeout record as Hancock moved to first with a 5 to 4 win over the Cabbies in 12 innings. Hinkle fanned 18 in regulation and 26 overall, while Mentzer struck out 12. The Cabbies tied the score in the ninth, Hancock scored in the 12th on Powers’ double and French’s triple.
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County Ninth in P A L Meet in Baltimore
Baltimore city school athletes won the 21st annual State track and field meet with 55 points. Baltimore county was second with 37% points, Harford county third with 34, and over 1,000 participants competed under Playground Athletic League officials. New records included a 1:12 3/5 660-yard medley relay, Clinton O'Dell 52 sec 440-yard, Marvin Hollis 189 feet speed ball bat, and Alex Shkor 197 feet 11 inches soccer kick.
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Allegany County
Carson Haines
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Robert Moberly
William Miller
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Reds Pound as Hafey Quits and Pirates Fall 13 4
The Cincinnati Reds pounded out 15 hits and a seven inning 13 to 4 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates after Chick Hafey’s sudden departure to seek health in California. Hafey faced possible fines and suspension as GM Larry MacPhail sought his return for a physical exam. The victory pulled Cincinnati from a seven game skid and moved Pittsburgh lower in the standings.
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Lew Riggs
Adam’ Comorosky
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Quartet Set for Marines at Fenton Field
Washington County Polo Clubmen prepare for a game with the Quantico Marines at Fenton Field tomorrow afternoon. Key players Byron Johnson Mallonee Mason and Brugn show sharp stick work. Hurd out with shoulder and knee injuries. Marines arrive by air. fifteen ponies already on site. game time 3 30.
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Virginia
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Cavetown Club To Hold July Festivals For Benefit
The Cavetown baseball club plans benefit festivals on July 6 and July 13. Arrangements are being made by Roy Warrenfelts, manager, and the players.
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