Derby Preview and Cochrane Comeback Highlight 1930s Racing Scene
The piece previews the May 6 Run For the Rosa at Churchill Downs with EY Wulewe and Yau Lael as leading contenders and mentions Tour Host setting a track record at Keeneland. It also notes Hill Prince’s Jamaica victory and discusses Your Host as Derby favorite, plus Mickey Cochrane’s return to catching in batting practice and his long major league career.
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Olympia
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Detroit Tigers
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Vere Lexington
Tom Gray
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Ner
Azy
Ted Willame
Jos DiMag
Navy Chief
E. P. Tay
Algio
Hob Peller
Gabby Hartnett
Billi
Dickey
Dodgers Rally to Take Fifth Straight Over Boston
Boston was shut out by Pi Jon Hatten as Brooklyn captured its fifth consecutive win. Hatten struck out 23 batters, retiring 23 straight from the second to the ninth, while the Dodgers capitalized on timely hits and superior baserunning to edge the Red Sox 7-0. Campanella walked and scored, Snider and Robinson contributed key RBI hits, and Brooklyn’s pitching and defense sealed the victory.
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Boston Braves
Brooklyn
Bob Elliot
Aingle
Dodger
Boston
Connie Ryan
Bam Jethroe
Willard Marshall
Hatten
Marsall
Rick Cord Walker
Pee Wee Reese
George Shuba
Sid Gordon
Campanella
Duke Snider
Jackin Robinson
Resse
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Aniter
Robinson
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Torgesen
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Bo Bickford
Winehee—Hatten
Loner
Bickford
Allen Outpoints Protest For Two Flyweight Fidles
Landen won the Britten and European Myweight championship by outpointing Nenere Frated of Marselllhe over 16 rounds at Marringny Arena. Allen weighed 1M to 118 and used a sharp left jab to edge ahead as Frated pressed in the late rounds. Fratest, who previously beat Allen in May, was warned for holding during a bruising, mauling bout.
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Landen
Terry Alles
Lendom Fruit Poddice
Nenere
Marselllhe
France
Marringny Arena
Allen
Biaty Monaghan
Ireland
LBC to Honor Outstanding Member at Dinner
The Lansingburg Boys Club plans a 7 p.m. dinner at its 585 Second Avenue building to honor the outstanding boy of the year chosen by club officers. Ned Harkness of RPI will be principal speaker. Women’s auxiliary members will serve. Awards and prizes cover checkers, bowling, ping pong, and billiards across multiple youth divisions.
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Archie M. Aston
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Thomas ©. Treharne
Tom Rafferty
William J. Phelan
Wiliam E. Plunkett
Eugene KR. Wiseman
Oscar E. Engquist
Ascond
William J. Higgins
J. Don Welch
Treasourer
Junisc
Lanseingburg High Gym
Ralph Zeto
Ravens
John Zeto
Shamrocks
IRPU Trackmen Head to Penn Relays This Weekend
Six varsity runners from IRPU travel to Philadelphia for the Penn Relays. Under Coach Henry Kump, team members including Harry Nevevid Strovnd Shot-put ace Bi Frankenfield and the pole vault squad will compete. The mile relay squad Joh Clarke Chuck Cretan John Markeon Gratarm Wiliams Wenzold faces a tight schedule on Saturday afternoon. Frankenfield halls the Institute rout e reseed of 12 feet six inches in the discus?
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Willapron
Giants Triumph Over Phillies With Busy Scrappy Win
New York Giants defeat Philadelphia 4 to 1 in a game featuring a three run homer by Dick Lister and key defensive miscues by Philadelphia. Larry Janeen pitched a full nine innings, allowing eight hits and securing the win as New York won their fourth straight game.
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Leo Durceher
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Giants
Larry Janeen
Ade
Dick Lister
Fluss Meyer
Jack Harsheean
Alvin Dark
Jansen
Hank Thompson
Ed Waitkus
Waitkus
Granny Hammer
Don Muebee
Blanky
Thompson
Richie Ashburn
Willie Jones
Mueller
Aecond
Ralph Caballero
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Stanky
Hatiner Ae
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Witkus
Eisler
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Candini
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Winnar—Jansen
Lomer— Meyer
Triplets Shorten Fence to Aid Yankee Hopefuls at Park
The Minghamees based Triplets moved the right f e field fence at Desphall Park, trimming it from 016 to 206 feet to help left handed hitters. Manager George Belkirke said the change aims to provide an angle similar to Yankee Stadium as the team opens its home season tonight at Allen Blas Box in the Close A Eastern Leagues.
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Minghamees
N.Y
Desphall Park
Yoo
George Belkirke
Yankee Stadium
New York City
Tigers Triumph 5-2 in HR Heavy Win Over Browns
Detroit defeats St Louis 5 to 2 as Virgil Trucks allows seven innings and gives up two homers. Art Houtteman and Gerald Priddy homer for Detroit while Johnny Groth adds a long shot and Dick Kokes opens the ninth. Groth extends a nine-game hit streak earlier in the game.
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Browns
Virgil Trucka
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis
Tiger
Art Houttenan
Lank
Dick Btarr
Trucks
Dick Kokes
Gerald Priddy
Johnny Groth
Tigers
Priddy
Groth
Owen
Detroit
Gueine
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Starr
Sadarel Astruct
Guatine
Gommert
Baneball
Mots
Din
Mayer
Detret
ONH
Albany
Ey Beant
Ra Werts
Eros Art
Kokor
Inaberg
Lollar
New York
Gomez
Whhto
Binghamton Triplets
May andThomas F. McCaffrey
McCaffrey
John J. Murray
Albany Common Council
T. Emmett Ryan
William Foley
Charley Young
Knickerbocker News
Orie Arntzen
National League Baseball Roundup and Standings
Recap of yesterday and today in the National League with scores Brooklyn 4 Boston 6 New York 4 Philadelphia 4 Chicago at Pittsburg and upcoming games and team standings Chicago Pittsburg Boston Philadelphia New York St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Cleveland Washington notes. Probable pitchers listed for today including Spahn Lopat Heintzelman Hudson and Fannin with matchups across the league.
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Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsboro
I. Pet
Pittsburg
Louis
York
Cincinnati
Bortoniig Innes
Va Spahn
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St Lovina
Washington
Cleveland
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Baston
New Fork
McDermut
Hudson
Kelner
Raschi Goes Distance As Yankees Beat A's 6 3
Vic Raschi pitched a complete game to guide the New York Yankees to a 6-3 win over the Philadelphia A's. Lou Brissie allowed 13 hits as the A's struggled, while Phil Rizzuto collected four hits for the Yankees. Tommy Henrich left with a knee injury, Joe Collins coming in, and the Yanks scored on multiple doubles including two in the first inning by Yogi Berra and Rizzuto.
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Philadelphia
Vic Raschi
New York Yankees
A's
Tommy Henrich
Yanks
Lou Brissie
Phil Rizeuto
Henrich
Fred Sanford
Casey Stengel
Joe Collins
Boston
Ranchi
Yogi Berra
Rizzuto
Jand
Collins
Joe DiMaggio
Hank Bauer
Gerry Coleman
Sam Chapman
Bob Dillinger
Paul Lehner
New York
aoThowebrhon
Berta
Lindel
Guerra
Ewelman
Siena College Triumphs Over Utica College Under Lights
Siena College piled up runs against Utica College in a night game under the lights. Outfielder RA Buscemi hit a home run, a bases clearing triple, and a single in four at bats to pace Siena. Shortstop Billy Harveyiaire added a homer, Buscemi delivered late, and Sam Marickh, Tommy Dyer, Jor Taloot contributed as Siena secured the win.
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Siena College
Indians
Utica College
Jet
Herkimer
RA Buscemi
Ate
Billy Harveyiaire
Sam Marickh
Alica
Sam
Tommy Dyer
Siena
Jor Taloot
CCHS
Jack Mopars
Siena Tn
Mi—Ik
Rattenes
Dyer
Talbot
Yopera
Lohert
Rumbmrn
Smatin
Cartier and Graham Bout Tonight in New York Arena
Walter Cartier of New York fights Otis Graham of Philadelphia in a main ten round bout at St Marholas Arena tonight. Cartier is slated to defend his title at Madison Square Garden next month as the International Boxing Club weighs him against Titian Mitr, European middleweight champion from Tia.
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New York
Al—Fiahy Pohching
Walter Cartier
Neve Tork
Hig
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Philadelphia
St Marholas Arena
Venice Garden Seeks Exhibition Games Manager Sam Valenti
Venice Garden manager Sam Valenti seeks exhibition games with the Venice Garten Istthallers, city league champions for years. He arranged Market venue at 4 o clock Sunday for $15 to hold a game ahead of the May 4 weeknight contes. market availability limits schedule.
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Sam Valenti
Venice Garten Istthallers
Jeague Champs
Jateen
Joop
Napa
Thorsay
Venice
Brown Announces Formation of New Ski Association
Brown announces creation of the Eastern Intercollegiate Ski Association representing about 60 colleges and universities. Roland K. Brown of RPI as vice president, John Rand of Dartmouth as president, Graham Taylor of Harvard as secretary treasurer. The body replaces the Intercollegiate Ski Union after Hanover organizational meeting.
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Eastern Intercollegiate Ski Association
Roland K. Brown
Direcor
RPU
Intercollegiate
Brown
Ski Union
Hanover
XN. H
John Rand
Darthmouth
Graham Taylor
Harvard
Browns
U. S
Canada
John Clark Switches to Calvert Reserve
A garbled note reports John Clark switching to Calvert Reserve amid unclear references to Inta Clarke transfers and Cas e Reserve. The text mentions a mechanic dorms and a nod to Holiss as a composer with scattered data about Calvert Reserve and associated entities.
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John Clark
Calvert Reserve
Inta Clarke
Case Reserve
Tahate
Holiss
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