Mahars Dwyers Clash In Benefit Contest Tonight
A benefit baseball doubleheader featuring the Mahars and Dwyers headlines Watervliet High School Field as Larry Vuyick Day honors the hospitalized field captain. The event includes a parade by St Mary’s Drum Corps and an Oldtimers game, with prizes for spectators and a 6:30 p.m. feature clash led by Marty Dwyer.
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Arlington Classic Anticipates Top Three Facing Strong Field
Ponder Capot and Palestinian headline a strong Arlington Classic field of seven with potential runners Admiral Lea Joy and Mr Smug among challengers. Prize money totals 48730 with 28000 to second and 3070 to fourth as the race tests Arlington Park's mile and a quarter. Capot and Ponder lead a Derby era lineup following recent Belmont and Preakness showings, while Palestinian adds a storied record including Jersey Stakes and Empire City Handicap placements.
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Talbert Crushes Flam To Reach Net Semi Final
Bill Talbert of New York defeated Herbie Flam in Beverly Hills to advance to the Meadow Cin Instation tournament semi final. Talbert earned a spot to meet the winner of the Pirnerd Panitns Gratales-Garanar Maliny semi final in the final round.
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Haymakers Dominate Bearcats In 4-0 Amateur League Shutout
The Haymakers defeated the Bearcats 4-0 at Prospect Park in a late Amateur League contest, moving within a step of the second place Dwyer A.C. while trimming the Bearcats in a game highlighted by Lefty Rob Haith fanning a dozen and key six inning rally. The Viaducts won the other clash, taking an early lead over the Bucky ALC, with strong hitting from Tartel and Lennard and solid defense backing a shutout performance.
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Yankees Win With Late Two Homer Burst Over White Sox
Johnny Lindell and Bill Johnson hit solo homers in the eighth off Mickey Haefner as the Yankees rally to beat the Chicago White Sox 6 to 2 before 33 508 fans. Joe Page retired the Sox in the ninth to seal the win for Byrne.
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Athletics Extend Winning Streak Over Tigers
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated Detroit to extend their win streak, with Eddie Joost delivering a game saving catch in the ninth. Joost robbed Pat Mullin of a hit in left as Detroit mounted a late rally but Philadelphia held on for the victory.
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Bradshaw Wins Irish Open In Dramatic Finish
Harry Bradshaw defeated Bibpy Locke by one stroke to capture the Irish Open golf championship at Killarney near Dublin. Bradshaw posted 288 to Locke 287 with a decisive birdie bid at the final holes despite a clutch attempt from Locke.
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Dodgers and Cardinals Battle to Tie in Key Tilt
St Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn Dodgers battled to a 3 3 tie in the first game of their crucial three game series at Sportsman's Park. The Dodgers tied the score in the ninth on a walk a Marv Rackley single and Pee Wee Reese outfield play but a league curfew prevented extra innings after 150 am BDT setting the stage for the series.
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Wyo Standings and Yesterday's Baseball Results
National League results show St Louis 3 Brooklyn 3 and Cincinnati 3 New York 0. Rainouts: Boston at Pluteburg and Philadelphia at Chicago. Standings list Brooklyn and Philadelphia near .500 with various records. Cincinnati leads in some listings. American League reports New York 3 Chicago 2 and Boston 2 Cleveland 1 among others.
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Mrs Kelsey Wins TCC Women’s Meet Title
Mrs Kelsey Cops the Troy Country Club women’s spring handicap, defeating Mrs Burke 6 and 4 on the Brunswick course. She opened strong with power on the front nine and closed with steady greens, finishing just over 40 after a birdie on the 13th. Other flight winners included Mrs William Clush and Mrs Clarence Becker.
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Rudolph Nips Turnes In Junior Golf Meet
Rudolph Nips Turnes in the national junior amateur golf championship yesterday. Sandy Rudolph led with a methodical drive, defeating Joe Tut menyn while William Morrow and others from Shreveport and Lexington joined in the event at Congressional Country Club. The match marked a strong showing for young players in this national contest.
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McCosky Seeks Electricity Therapy For Recovery
The article reports McCosky using electrical treatment to regain form after an injury. It notes time out since the season start and hopes the therapy will restore fitness, with Tim Barking or related references suggesting improvements. The piece includes fragmented lines about a Philadelphia Athletics figure and a pitcher named McCrery in similar recovery context.
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Fragmentary Notice of Transfer in St Paul
A garbled OCR text indicates a transfer or marker event in St Paul Minnesota. It mentions Monday or Tuesday dates and a person named Danny Ame with possible Bloomington references. The legible parts are uncertain.
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Wehmeier Shuts Out Giants 3-0 With Four Reds Hits
Cincinnati pitcher Herman Wehmeier delivered his best game of the season by blanking the New York Giants 3 to 0 on four safeties. He needed help in only the second and seventh frames, drove in a run himself, and supported a Reds offense that manufactured its runs with timely two hits. Wyrostek homered for Cincinnati, while Dave Rosie and Jimmy Bloodworth rallied for nine innings of scoreless defense.
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Indians Night Doubleheader Win Over Red Sox
The Cleveland Indians split a day night twin bill with Boston, winning the afternoon 7-0 and losing the night game 4-3. Dom DiMaggio extended his hitting streak to 25 games, while Joe Dobson pitched well in Boston’s win and Bob Feller relieved Bearden in the night matchup.
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Browns Tie Up Nationals With Ten Inning Rally
The St Louis Browns scored four runs in the 10th inning to defeat Washington 6 to 2. Ned Garver earned his seventh win with nine hits allowed, rallying past the Nationals in a late extra frame.
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Rudy York Released As Griffin Manager in Georgia
Griffin Georgia facility releases Rudy York from his post as manager of the Griffin team in the Georgia Alabama League. York, a former Detroit first baseman, was hired about a month ago to lift the club from last place but the team has dropped its last four games and remains at the bottom.
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