Gallant Fox Wins Belmont in Rain as Sande Rides to History
Gallant Fox defeats Whichone by four lengths in Belmont Park under a rain soaked crowd of about 50,000. Sande's colt wins his fourth consecutive 3 year old victory, completing the triple crown set after Preakness and Kentucky Derby. Belmont stakes record runs 2:13 5/5 for 1 1/2 miles. purses push Fox beyond $200,000 in earnings.
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Boston Fans Flock To Berger Fireworks At Braves Park
Walter Berger 22 from the coast has emerged as Boston’s top swat idol with 14 home runs in the Braves home stand. He sparked a Memorial Day twin bill crowd of 30 000 and a Sunday doubleheader crowd of 43 000 as the Giants swept both games but Berger continued his drive for the league lead with a thirteenth and fourteenth homer.
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Fight for Minnesota Senate Nomination War Heats Up
The Minnesota Republican primary features Dugald B. Dewar the wet candidate aiming to repeal or modify prohibition, facing Wallace H. White Jr and former Gov Ralph O Brewster. Senator Thomas D Schall and Gov Theodore Christianson also run, with a possible Farmer Labor Democrat fusion adding suspense. Talks of cross support center on Floyd Olson and Einar Hoildale.
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Minneapolis
Herman Leads NL Batting Amid Shifting Stars
Babe Herman of Brooklyn, hitting .419, remains the NL batting leader as Frank Hogan, Paul Waner, and Harry Hoisman chase from behind. Harmon and Frisch appear among top hitters. Wilson leads homers with 16, and Luque heads NL pitching with five wins. Brooklyn tops club batting, Cincinnati leads fielding.
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Uplifters Beat Gooding Ne onal Guard 13 to 7 in Polo
Gooding Ne onal guard loses to Uplifters 13 to 7 in a hard fought polo match. Both teams failed to find form with costly misses and uneven riding. The NW championship tournament may end tomorrow with Boise facing Vancouver barracks Wa, where Boise needs a win to claim the title and Vancouver could force a playoff.
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Braves Seek Fix at Third Base As Season Moves On
Manager Bill McKechnie works to improve the third base position for his Braves. Players tried there include Randy Moore Gene Robertson Bo Rhiei and Rus sell Red Rollings with Chatham Sous Gan among other options.
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Max and Jack Meet Thursday in Broadway Boxing Preview
New York June 7 AP The Madison Square Garden box office prepared for the Schmeling Sharkey title bout with a full financial forecast. Net gate expected around 600000 to 700000 if all 81531 tickets sell, while receipts with taxes would near 802591, and thousands of complimentary tickets will fill seats.
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Aggie Coaching School Opens Monday in Logan
Utah Aggies fourth annual coaching school begins Monday morning at 8 o'clock with Howard Jones of USC teaching football. Dr H C Carlson of Pittsburgh will lead basketball coaching in the afternoon. E L Romney directs track and field in the second week with a projected record enrollment.
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Southern Association scores update from Atlanta and nearby games
Atlanta beat Nashville 4 to 3 in 19 innings. Birmingham defeated Chattanooga 5 to 4, Mobile over Little Rock 4 to 3, New Orleans topped Little Rock 8 to 6.
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Star athlete Clyde Fisher lost in fatal auto crash
Clyde Fisher, a standout Pocatello high school athlete in football basketball and track and a member of the P club and lettermen, died Saturday six days after a serious auto accident that also claimed another life. A funeral plan meeting for the P club was set for Sunday at the YMCA.
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Rice Continues American Lead In Week Baseball Notes
Washington outfielder Sam Rice led the American League in batting at or near .404 for the week with a .375 mark, 74 hits in 183 at bats, and 10 stolen bases to extend his weekly dominance. Babe Ruth remained hot with 18 home runs and 50 RBIs as Philadelphia and Detroit rivals posted solid weekly totals amid team fielding and pitching leaders across the circuit.
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No agreement on Bear Lake restocking plan
Utah will not restock Bear Lake until Idaho repeals a law allowing seining. J Arthur Mecham, state fish and game commissioner, told Rich County sportsmen in Garden City that Utah halted fish planting more than a year ago when Idaho permitted seine operations on its side of the boundary.
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Elks to Hold State Convention At Pocatello
Idaho Elks plan a convention combining athletic events and business at Pocatello. Activities include golf, tennis, trap shoots, billiards and chess with trophies valued up to 75 dollars. Entries from multiple lodges are listed and a civilian rifle program is noted.
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Carol's Coup Restores King-Designate Amid Government Deadlock
The article describes a political struggle where M. Mironescu is tasked with forming a new ministry as Carol's supporters push for a Sunday session to declare an ordinary citizen a king. Deputies show strong support for change.
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