Outside horse wins big race at Epsom Downs Derby
April the Fifth, a 20 to 1 long shot, upset 20 three year olds to win the 153rd Derby at Epsom. Dastur finished second three quarters of a length behind, with Miracle third a head back. Orwell, favored, faded to finish far back as the crowd of about one million watched.
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England
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W. M. G. Singer
Orwell
Lord Roseberry
Miracle
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Dasar
Coast League Baseball Roundup in San Francisco
Portland remains in second place in the Coast League after a 4 1 victory over Oakland. Hollywood tops the circuit with a 6 3 win over the Missions as Zahniser’s curve limits the Oaks. Art McDougal shuts down the Angels as Seattle edges Sacramento 6 5 after Ernie Johnson resigns as Indians manager.
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Sacramento Senators
Ernie Johnson
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Bill Klepper
George Burns
O'Dell Sentenced After Stealing Horse and Buggy
Harry O'Dell took James O. Allen’s horse and buggy then sold the rig for six dollars. He pleaded guilty the next day to horse stealing and received a two year prison sentence.
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James O. Allen
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East Side Wins First of Series in Extra Inning Showdown
East Side edged West 5 to 4 in a nine inning duel that went to extras at the foundry grounds. Tyrus Simmons earned the win with a clutch run scored on Hronek s single as Curtis allowed six hits and struck out 11 but East Side defense faltered twice in the late innings. Tonight Black will face Liday in game two with the series tied action continuing.
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Este
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Reynolds
Major League Leaders with Yesterday's Games
National batting leader P Waner of the Pirates stands at 393. Klein of the Phillies leads in runs with 52 and RBIs with 45. P Waner also tops in hits at 64. Herman of the Reds has 9 triples. Klein and Collins of the Cardinals share 12 homers. Klein and Frisch of the Cardinals have 8 steals. Betts of the Braves is 5-0 in wins, Swetonic of the Pirates 5-1. Foxx of the Athletics leads batting .407, with 45 runs and 51 RBIs, 63 hits. Campbell of the Browns has 15 doubles. Myer of the Senators has 7 triples. Foxx also leads with 17 homers. Chapman of the Yankees, Blue Sox, and Johnson of the Tigers tie for 7 steals. Gomez of the Yankees is 8-1, Brown of the Senators 5-1. The piece closes noting conservation programs urge in Czech towns.
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Herman
Reds
Klein
Phillies
Collins
Cardinals
Frisch
Betts
Braves
Swetonic
Foxx
Athletics
Campbell
Browns
Myer
Senators
Chapman
Yankees
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White Sox
Johnson
Tigers
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Brown
Red Lucas Eyes Modern Complete Games Mark in 1934
Cincinnati pitcher Charles Red Lucas aims to set a new season record for complete games. He has started and finished 10 of 12 games, with seven wins, as Dan Howley shows support. He trails the 1915 Alexander 36 full games pace, while peers Warneke and Grove also have high totals. American and National races echo with tight standings and notable outings by Warneke, Manush, and Freitas debuting for the A’s.
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Dan Howley
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Wes Ferrell
Cleveland
Bob Grove
Athletics
Lou Warneke
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Washington Senators
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Detroit
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Tony Freitas
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Standings Update From Evening Baseball Scores
New York leads Boston 7 to 2 in a recent stand still update. Cincinnati trails Pittsburgh 4 to 1 while St Louis sits behind Chicago 3 to 1 as three games are scheduled.
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Baseball Scores From Day’s Games
Washington defeats Philadelphia 5 to 4. Chicago beats Cleveland 6 to 5. Detroit versus St Louis rain delayed the matchup.
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Yesterday's Stars Shine in Major League Action
Heinie Manush of the Senators hit a homer and triple to power a 12th inning win over the Athletics. Lonnie Warneke of the Cubs quieted the Cardinals 3-1 on six hits. Ted Lyons of the White Sox excelled with runners on and drove in two with a single against the Indians. Fritz Knothe of the Braves fueled five runs with a homer and a triple against the Giants. Larry French of the Pirates shut down the Reds 4-1 with runners on base.
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Athletics
Lonnie Warneke
Cubs
Cardinals
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Indians
Fritz Knothe
Braves
Giants
Larry French
Pirates
Reds
Fight Results Paris Panama and Evansville Card Highlights
New York’s Al Brown beat Rene Mathews of Belgium by points in Paris Panama. Roy Wal lace of Indianapolis outpointed Charles Arthurs of New Haven. Billy Miller of Fort Worth knocked out Bob Jones of Louisville in six rounds.
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al Brown
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Rene Mathews
Belgium
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Roy Wallace
Indianapolis
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New Haven
Conn
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Fort Worth
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Louisville
Poppy Field Near Alexandria Leads to Arrest
Federal narcotics agents reported finding Chinese poppies used for opium on two acres near Alexandria. Claude Fuqua, the landowner, was arrested as agents described the crop and its illegal status.
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Flandersfield
Claude Fuqua
Railroad fares to Salt Lake and Ogden in June
The notice lists travel fares from Pocatello via Oregon Short Line: 3.45 dollars to Salt Lake and return, 2.70 dollars to Ogden and return. Tickets valid in coach or chair cars, limited to return before midnight June 6. Inquiries via local agent.
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White Sox fined after umpire brawl at Cleveland doubleheader
Four Chicago White Sox officials and two players receive fines and suspensions following an incident after a doubleheader loss to Cleveland. Umpire George Moriarty sustains a broken fist. manager Lew Fonseca and pitcher Milton Gaston each fined and suspended. catchers Charley Kerry and Frank Grube fined. coach Johnny Butler suspended for profanity. Moriarty receives severe reprimand for insufficient pursuit of the dispute.
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George Moriarty
Will Harridge
Moriarty
Milton Gaston
Lew Fonseca
Sox
Gaston
Charley Kerry
Frank Grube
Johnny Butler
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Harridge
Fonseca
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Grube
Advantages of Pitch and Run Shot
Walter Hagen notes golfers err by using a high pitch with spin when a pitch and run suffices. He says for hard greens the pitch and run holds better, avoids bunkers, and reduces margins for error, making it the simpler stroke and often saving strokes.
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Walter Hagen
Flashy life scenes mix humor and crime notes in brief items
AP dispatch highlights quick vignettes from Buffalo Ossining Topeka Brant Lake and Coeymans Hollow. A bishop laughs at a radio mishap a warden comments on sons of convicts a governor uses Let Me Call You Sweetheart in a campaign a deer tragedy and a stray venison sighting. Public notice ends with a chiropodist listing.
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Woodring
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