Indians and Yankees Lead In Tight Baseball Race
All Star game talk centers on the Cleveland Indians and New York Yankees as the majors resume with a 13 game home stand for Cleveland at Lakefront Liheage Stadium. Bobby Feller and Bob Lemon pace a strong Tribe rotation while Gene Bearden's absence looms as a concern. The Yankees, led by Joe DiMaggio, dominate with continued strong form and schedule shifts setting the pace ahead of the Red Sox and Athletics in a close American League chase.
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Joe DiMaggio
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Jon McCarthy
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Lake Front
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Bob Lamon
Frank Papish
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Mel Parnell
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Newsom, Baseball's Traveling Salesman Back With Lookouts
Newsom, known as Baseball's traveling salesman, contemplates leaving the Lookouts. The Chattooga event references Mayor and manager tensions, spring training, and a pivotal game where the team won 18 to 4.
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Newsom
Bangaway Wins Adirondack Feature at Saratoga Races
Bangaway, trained by Saunders Millis, led from the half to win the $5,000 Adirondack feature at Saratoga in 2:08 with Crossbow second and Elaine Sterning third. In the other race divisions Try Wyn and Lady Gracious split a $3,000 event as officials ran two divisions. Ralph Baldwin rode Bangaway to victory, gaining from seventh to fourth before leading the field.
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Bangaway
Saratoga
Saunders Millis
Toledo
Ohio
Handy Victor
Dunshar W. Boatwick
Harrison Haste
Elaine Sterning
Rall
Try Wyn
Poughkeepsie
Lady Gracious
Cyril Hanover
Ralph Baldwin
Crosshow
Feld
Baldwin
Standings and races mix with baseball and horse events
A dense table of standings and events features horse trotting heats led by Miehly Phytica and Trojan Hanover, with listed riders and owners. Baseball notes include yesterday results and upcoming pitchers, while city and regional standings mingle with teams like New York and Philadelphia in a busy sports digest.
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St. Louis
Boston
ANG
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Sclnelmatt
Chicago
All-Trove Battle At Market Venice Reports Dominant Night
Venice holds a 12 win record as the All-Trove battle at Market Venice pits the host team against rival lineups. Jats Harecard and Mason Zucati anchor the battery, facing Roane Aahindt and Den Mante as the game nears the 38 mark and the crowd watches the pace atop the National Di hot of the ciy league.
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National
Dihot
Ciy League
Al-Trove
Venics
Battery
Jats Harecard
Mason Zucati
Wil Coymier
Dandilly Wins Arlington Myrtlewood Handicap Closed Rally
Dandilly, a 4 year old owned by W E Caskey, overtook Ponder and With Pleasure to win the Myrtlewood Handicap at Arlington Park. Time 1 10 4/5 as Dandilly paid 13.50 4.20 and collected 18 650 to Caskey. Crowd 17 226. Admiral Lea and Greek Ship highlighted other Suffolk and Jamaica races.
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Ponder
Arlington Park
W. E. Caskey
With Pleasure
Maine Chance Farm
Royal Blood
Dandiily
Lexington
N. L. Pierson
Roman Cadenza
Caskey
Woolward Farm
Ada L. Rice
Admiral Lea
Odda
Mr. Trouble
Harborvale
Monmouth Park
New Jersey
J. M. Robeling
Caluenny
Dominave
Suffolk Downs
Lefty Jim
Shadow
USGA Junior Amateur Field Reaches 409 Entrants
The USGA announced 409 entries for the National Junior Amateur to be held in Washington July 27 30 at Congressional Country Club. Qualifying tests at three times Monday and Tuesday will trim the field to 128 for match play starting with the preliminaries at Troy Country Club Tuesday morning.
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Washington
U.S. Golf Association
Congressional Country Club
Fierce H
Bad) Remell, Jr
Troy Country Club
Finas
St Josephs Girls Edge Y W LCA 8 to 6
Grace Fitten led St Josephs in a City Girls Softball League win at Monroe and Frurth, driving in the winning run with a seventh inning triple. Sally Ned made key catches as Mise Shaver and Miss Atagn starred in the field.
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TAWA
Monroe
Kubica Posts 68 At ENYGA Tourney To Lead Normanside
Walter Kubica of Pittsfield fired a sizzling 68 at Normanside Country Club to top an ENYGA field of 106. Serian and Makovski tied for second with 69s as low scores dominated the event. Tom Smith won first net. Kubica edged runners up for first gross in a four-ball packed day of action among Troy area players.
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Leead
Serian
Albany
Walter Kubica
Pittsfield
Mass
Red & Field
Normanside Country Club
Barker Serian
Frear Park
Normanside
Sig 'Makotski
Mont Pleasant
McGregor Links
Saratoga Springa
Makotski
Pierce H
Bud) Russell
Troy Country Club
Ned, Moore
Wolferts Roost
Makofski
Tom Smith
George Aronson
Shaker Fidge
Gil Daignault
VanSchaick Island
Ray Marcuce
van Schaick Island
John Zdaneczyk
Andy Sneddon
Arthur Couley
Mechanicville
Arthur Garbrecht
Ballstan Spa
Paul McGinnis
Norman
Charles Reutemann
Jim Lawson
J. C. Whitbeck
J. E. McDonald
van Schaick
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Frank Mignacci
Prima Carboni
Mike Micklas
Henry Durocher
Jake Urkevich
George Durocher
Fred Murray
Lou Smalldone
JoJo White Resigns as Seattle Rainiers Manager
Jo Jo White quit as manager of the Seattle Rainiers of the Pacific Coast League after a losing stretch. Emil Sick announced a replacement would be sought, with interest in Stave O Neill of Cleveland and former outfielder Bill La, as potential interim or long term choices. The Rainiers had dropped from second to fifth place after a 12 losses in 18 games.
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JoJo" Waite
Seattle Rainiers
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Stave O'Neill
Cleveland Imdiane
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Ax White
Bill “Highpockets
Latte
Jo Jo
San Francisco Seale
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Ear Sheely
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Johnny Bassler
Seattle
Sheely
Johnny
Porte
O'Neill
Emil Sick
Cleveland
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