Outstanding Virtue Of Derby Hubs Will Win On The Level
Henry L Farrell notes the Kentucky Derby’s storied cleanliness and integrity amidst past betting controversy. He cites Eb Bradley’s 1921 and 1926 Derby entries, calls out judge reversals in 1924, and recalls Earl Sande and Wassak prospects, while local Hubs aim to rebound against the Blue Sox with Purtell using multiple pitchers.
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Epsom Downs
Longchamps
United States
Kentucky
EB. R. Bradley
Bradley
Black Servant
Bubbling Over
Baggenbaggage
Black Gold
Chilowee
Beau Butler
Bracadale
Harry F. Sinclair
Sam Hildreth
Sinclair
Hildreth
Mr. Hildreth
Churchill Downs
Wassak
Earl Sande
Sande
Louisville
South Atlantic Association scores update
Columbia beat Asheville 10 to 9, Macon defeated Knoxville 14 to 0, Charlotte won over Greenville 20 to 4, Augusta routed Spartansburg 35 to 2. Strong showings from Augusta and Macon highlight a busy regional set of results.
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South Atlantic Association
Columbia
Asheville
Macon
Knoxville
Charlotte
Greenville
Augusta
Spartansburg
International League scores and incomplete results
In a baseball ledger style, Newark beat Montreal 17 to 9 and Jersey City defeated Toronto 4 to 1. Buffalo piled up 10 runs to 7 against Reading, while Rochester led Baltimore with a 16 run effort. the record ends with an unfinished Baltimore result.
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Newark
Montreal
Jersey City
Toronto
Buffalo
Reading
Rochester
Baltimore
Tubris Knocked From Newark mound in rough game
Newark won 17 to 9 as Tubris Buckalew struggled for both clubs. Banana Joe started for Newark, Buckalew relieved Shawkey for Montreal, while Newark piled up 21 singles. Hack Wilson homered for the Cubs, Sothern failed to connect, and Lou Blue added a single for St. Louis. Bejin stars for Wilkes-Barre. Kennick manages and catches.
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Tubris
Buckalew
Newark
Zubris
Bears
Montreal
Zubr
Baseball Schedule Shows Early League Matchups
Lodays Games lists AMERICAN LEAGUE matchups: St Louis at Boston, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Detroit at New York, Chicago at Washington. NATIONAL LEAGUE games include Boston at St Louis, New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Baseball scores sweep through late season results
New York topped Cleveland 7 to 6 while Washington defeated Detroit 9 to 5. Philadelphia beat St. Louis 11 to 5 and Boston edged Chicago 4 to 3. Chicago shutout Brooklyn 3 to 0. Cincinnati fell to Boston 3 to 0 and St Louis won 3 to 2 over Philadelphia. New York and Pittsburgh had rain.
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Browns
Philadelphia
Sam Gray
Strelacki
Crowder
Cochrane
Bishop
Gross
Schulte
Sam Jones
Washington Senators
Tigers
Washington
Detroit
Senators
Billings
Holloway
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Carrigan
Todt
White Sox
Workers to Play Today In Industrial League Card
Three games on the Industrial League schedule this afternoon. Western Maryland meets Pangborn at the Potomac Edison diamond at 2 with Lushbaugh umpiring. City Park hosts a double header with Hagerstown Shoe and Legging vs Maryland Ribbon at 1 30, and Pennsylvania vs Potomac Edison at 3 30, Paulsgrove to call them both.
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Western Maryland
Pangborn
Potomac-Edison
Lushbaugh
City Park
Hagerstown
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Potomac Edison
Paulsgrove
Reds Press Ahead in National League Race
The Cincinnati Reds stay within striking distance of the NL leaders as strong pitching and sharp fielding pace them. Lucas earned his sixth win in seven starts beating the Braves 3 0, while the Giants lead and other clubs including the Cubs and Robins won or lost to shape the standings.
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Cincinnati Reds
Hughie Critz
Reds
New York Giants
Lucas
Cincinnati
Boston Braves
Bob Smith
Grover Cleveland Alexander
St. Louis
Cardinals
Phillies
Jimmy Wilson
Phils
Wilson
Bob O’farrell
Giants
George Harper
Holland Eliminates Ireland in Davis Cup Doubles
Holland defeated Ireland in the European zone first round, winning today’s doubles and the two matches from yesterday. A Dermier-Kool and H Timmer beat Major C F Troope and C H D O Callahan 6 4 8 6 8 6, in Dublin.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Holland
Ireland
A. Dermier-Kool
H. Timmer
C. F. Troope
C. H. D. O'Callahan
A Sstrong Nine to face Hagerstown Athleics at Willow Lane Park
The National Circle A A of Washingtons semi pro nine travels to Willow Lane Park to play the Hagerstown Athletics at 3 pm. Manager Bill Young aims to lift local team reputation by beating the visitors. Expected pitchers include Hetzer and Waple, with Waple also anchoring for NCAC Ringgold.
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National Circle A. A
Washington
Hagerstown Athletics
Willow Lane Park
Capital Boys
Frederick Blue Ridge
Bill Young
Hetzer
Zimmerman
Waple
Washington Boys
Athletics
Alan Bachrach
Box Score Box Score Martinsburg Ab R H
Martinsburg game box score presents team abbreviations and line stats with runs hits and errors. The fragment lists box score elements like at bats earned runs and batting lines but lacks complete context or full names.
Cubs open series as Wrigley capacity stretched
May 12 Chicago owner William Wrigley Jr. aims for Yankee or Soldier Field scale crowds as the Cubs begin a league series with the Giants. All reserved seats at Wrigley Field have sold out for the engagements and many more have been bought for the two weekend games, with hundreds turned away. Capacity is 45,000 but 50,000 are expected to crowd in today and tomorrow.
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Chicago
William Wrigley, Jr
Cubs
Yankee Stadium
Soldier Field
Giants
Wrigley Field
Swim Marathon Plans Big Cash Prize Chase
Norman Ross, 1920 Olympic champion from Chicago, proposes a long distance swim from Chicago or other cities to New Orleans beginning around August 1. The event would offer up to 50000 dollars in prizes, with separate men and women divisions. Anticipated format includes up to six hours of swimming daily, two hours for lunch, and a total duration near 90 days.
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Chicago
Norman Ross
Charles
Ross
Bayonnes to face Eagle A. C. Martinsburg Sunday
Bayonnes meet Eagle A C of Martinsburg, a strong semi pro club, Sunday at Oriole Bayonne park Oak Hill avenue. Coach Smith has the team in shape to push the visitors to the limit with Speaker and Shoemaker as pitchers and Lindsay catching. Players asked to report on the field in uniform.
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Eagle A. C
Martinsburg
Smith
Speaker
Shoemaker
Lindsay
Oriole-Bayonne
Oak Hill Avenue
Uni
Deserting animals predict natural disasters early
Observations note that ants abandon nests with their young 24 hours before a forest fire starts while rabbits exit burrows in low ground well before a flood occurs, suggesting early warning behavior in wildlife.
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