Vanderbilt to Train His Own Horses at Sagamore Farm
Alfred G. Vanderbilt, wealthy social figure and racing staunch, has taken over training duties for his band of thoroughbreds after trainer Bud Stotler was injured. He runs workouts at Worthington Valley, continues Sagamore breeding, and modernizes Pimlico as former VP, creating high stakes races including a War Admiral Seah biscuit match.
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Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Bud Stotler
Maryland Sportsman
Vanderbilt
Impound
Grace Armory
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Lusitania
Sagamore
Worthington Valley
Discovery
Pimlico
U. S
Belmont Park
VITTIRKED BY DEFEAT INDIANS MANAGER DESCRIBES CRUCIAL MISPLAY
Oscar Vitting, Cleveland Indians manager, laments a late misplay that cost them a potential rally against Chicago. He recalls misthrows and hard luck in the batting sequence as Boston and Detroit battles loom in the American League race.
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Oscar
Cleveland Indians
Oscar Grimes
Vito
Boston
Earl Averill
Foxx
Were
Property taxes rise in rank for state revenue
General property taxes, once accounting for one percent of all state tax revenues twenty five years ago, now rank eighth among state tax sources, indicating a shift in revenue structure and a relative decline in property tax importance.
Seven Babe Phelps Boosts Dodgers to Key Win
Former Hagerstown catcher Babe Phelps shines for Brooklyn, driving in runs with a homer and a bases loaded single as the Dodgers rally to beat the Reds 10-5. Phelps, batting .417 in his last four games, powers a late burst that moves Brooklyn within a game of first in the National League standings. Roy, Lavagetto and Rosen also contribute as Wyatt struggles and Hutchinson wins in three relief stints.
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Hagerstown
Brooklyn
Stanley Frank
New York Post
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Reds
Cardinals
Dolf Camilli
Cubs
Sweeney
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Pete Coscarart
Whit Wyatt
Dodger
Leo Duracher
Saop
Pheins
Whitey Moore
Pheips
Ipen Center
Roy
Lavagetto
Rosen
Bill Dickey
Harry Danning
Coscarart
Wyatt Shhooting
Durocher
Major League Leaders Narrowed By League Standings
Major League leaders include Medwick and Arnovich atop NL batting with 394 and .383 respectively. Ott leads NL runs with 19, while Arnovich and McCormick pace NL hits. In the AL Mazzera tops batting at .475, Weatherly leads in runs with 18, and Foxx hits 53 homers tied for the lead.
Elks Softballers Open Season Monday at City Park
The Elks softball team opens the season Monday evening at City Park diamond against the Antlers. Managers Fisher and HH Rohrer lead a squad that has trained three weeks and aims for league cash prizes for top team and standout players. Chief umpire John Sommers will call the game promptly at 4 30, and players are advised to be ready.
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Varios
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HH. Rohrer
Miller
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M Wildebrand
MeCik Re Shevler
Les Snyder
J Fraves
Sr. Gibney
Brandenburg
Antlers
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H. Gaorge
L. Mobley
Jr. Annan
C. JT. Mobley
John Ane
D. Schlotterbeck
Me. Allister
Jack Byers
Earl Willer
Joseph Stottler
John Sommers
Games Today Sweep Across The Nation In Conflicting Pairings
A slate of today’s games features New York at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Chicago, and Eastern at Washington. Detroit visits St Louis as ESPN notes morning matchups with several teams arranged across major markets.
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Philadelphia
Clevelnnt
Chiragi
Washine
Detroit
St Las
Rochester League Game Preview Confused
A garbled sports brief references RAHOWAL LEAGUE and matchups with TERDA TM HES LTs fitetoy To Broni and mentions cities including New York and Cincinnati. Details are unclear but implies multiple games tomorrow involving teams in major cities.
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Terda
Broni
York
Allen
Three Minor-League Managers Turned Big League Bargains
By Judson Bailey Associated Press Sports Writer three managers plucked from the minors last winter guide St. Louis Cardinals Phillies and Browns. Ray Blades Fred Haney and J Thompson Prothro boosted clubs from mid pack to competitive, with Cardinals leading NL Phillies sixth Browns sixth in AL. Johnny Mize and Pepper Martin powered the Cardinals past the Reds. Moe Arnovich helped Philadelphia’s offense as Arnovich drove in three runs in an 10 6 win over the Giants. Haney’s Browns show strong batting and improved pitching led by rookie Jack Kramer who improved to 3 0 after beating Detroit 1 0. Other games saw Boston over Brooklyn 7 5 and Chicago over Cleveland 4 3.
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Associated Press
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Rochester
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Fred Haney
Toledo
Browns
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Little Rock
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Cincinnati Reds
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Pepper Martin
Joe Medwick
Prothro
Moe Arnovich
New York Giants
Arnovich
Haney
Mel Mazzera
New York Yankees
Jack Kramer
Detroit Tigers
Boston Heel
Brooklyn Dedgers
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Hagerstown High--
Hagerstown High School topped Front Royal 13 to 8 in a slugging afternoon game. Barnhart drove in the winning run with a sixth inning triple as Hagerstown pulled away after taking a 6 run second inning lead. Five hits and two errors sparked another four-run seventh inning. The paper notes a six-inch albino diamondback terrapin found near Beaufort, North Carolina.
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Flyer
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Haffin A. Smith
Alexander, Spahr and
Dorsey
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Independents All Primed For Week Four Schedule
The Independent League's fourth week opens Sunday with key matchups. Middlebury Fliers host Victor Eagles for the league lead on the Victor diamond while Security Stars visit Yarrowsburg for a tough battle. Funkstown Rheingolds meet Maugansville Colts at City Park, Tate Cubs head to Weverton to face Tee Cream Eaters, and Harrystown Old Germans travel to Antietam Redbirds. WL games start promptly at 2:30 p.m.
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Victor Eagles
Victor
Security Stars
Yarrowsburg
City Park
Funkstown Rheingolds
Maugansville Colts
Tate Cubs
Weverton
Joseph Filareto
Tee Cream Eaters
Harrystown
Antietam
Iha
Antietan Redbirds
Ausherman Loft Wins Fifth Race of Old Bus Season
The 20th Cripity Raeddenver Club held the fifth race of the old Bus season. Ausherman loft winner, distance 300 miles, start 9 A.M. My G. BL Womble reported. Next race to be from Augusta Georgia, 500 miles, with at least 30 birds expected from the station.
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Winston Satem
Womble
Vnva Yds
Fado Ausherman
Papaences
Panaeth
Ansharman
Mosser
Mogser
Hamilt
Augusta
Billy Conn Cruises To Easy Win Over Solly Krieger
Billy Conn, the Pittsburgh youngster, delivered a dominant performance at the Garden beating Solly Krieger in a bruising middleweight bout. Conn clearly proved he can handle top 169 pounders as he battered Krieger while Sally fought hard, though by late rounds Conn’s right hands dominated and Krieger’s swelling showed the toll.
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Pittsburgh
Solly Krieger
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the Garden
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Erie
Fred Apostoli
New York State
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Krieger
Solly
Mt Briar to Open Sunday Versus Victor Blue Sox
Mt Briar hosts Victor Blue Sox in the season opener at home after a rainout with Sharpsburg. Both teams carry 1 win, 1 loss, and will field their best lineup, featuring Norris Ford Jones Wagaman Ferguson and a pitching trio led by M Ferguson H Ferguson and Frasier.
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Wade
Lushhaugh
Reynolds
eFaster
Parks
M. Ferguson
Frasier
Indians Battle Chicago In Sale of Pitchers and Errors
In a rugged contest, Cleveland and Chicago exchange blows with Dobson and Rigney guiding the mound work. Key hits come from Campbell and Kel'tner for Cleveland while Kreevich Rosenthal and Tresh drive runs for Chicago as attendance hits 3,000 paid.
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Pytlak
Asssee
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Trosky
ID Weeeeese
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Chapman
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Shilling
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Grimes
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Heath
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Allen
Pydlak
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Ola
Rachel Ibwu
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Hod Walker
Appling
Rene
Bejima
Rosenthal
Rf We
Kreevich
Rigney
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Udu
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Retina
Tresh
Weatherly
Camp Dell
Walker
Keliner
I Pytiak
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Rigner
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Rigney S
Basil
Ormsby
Tipgras
Summers
Crowd Of 45000 Expected To Witness Rich Preakness Today
Baltimore May 13 crowd of about 45000 is set to witness Johnstown defend his Preakness title at Pimlico. Analysts note a small field with Gilded Knight Ciencia Challedtor Impound and High Quest among rivals while hopes rise for a new track mark and a shift in betting to around 20 cents on the dollar if Johnstown wins.
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Ciencia
R. J. Kleberg
King Ranch
W. L. Bramn
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
High Quest
Jimmy Stout
William Woodward
Pompoon
City Teams at Stadium Double Bill Promises Close Contests
A weekend double bill at the city stadium features the Chevies versus Old Export and the Antietams against the Ruppert Blue Birds. Old Export leads with 3–0, while the Chevies are 2–0. both games expected to be tight and competitive. Antietams meet the Blue Birds in the second game, Blue Birds still winless but practicing hard for a strong challenge. Batteries not announced. first game starts at 1:30 p.m. with Old Export urged to arrive by 12:15 for batting practice.
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Sharpsburg Blue Birds
Aattle
Blue Birds
Ams
Chewsville Orioles Meet Martinsburg Champs Tomorrow
Chewsville will host Jriah Hill nine of Martinsburg at 2:30 PM on the Chewesville diamond. Hill team posted 20 wins in 25 last season and is hailed as a top West Virginia amateur outfit. Chewsville has swept three games this year, beating Security Penal Farm and Williamsport Wildcats.
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Jriah Hill
Martinsburg
Chewesville
Irish Hill Boys
West Virginia
Chewsvillers
Security
Penal Farm
Williamsport Wildcats
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