Senators Rally Over Blue Sox in 18-1 Offensive Win
Albany Senators overwhelmed Utica Blue Sox 18-1 at Hawking Stadium. Ed Heinrich Clark Henry led with three singles each as Kleckley pitched five-plus innings, followed by a string of unearned runs after a misplayed catch.
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Hill Prince Trainer Says Horse OK Belmont Talk Rises
Hill Prince trainer Casey Hagen says the horse is not bleeding seriously after recent reports. Belmont Stakes talk centers on Hill Prince versus Middleground with a large Derby field possible at Belmont Park June 19.
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Cardinals Sign 18 Year Old No Hit Star
A youth pitching sensation from Cambridge Maryland, Edward G. Ludwig, 18, has signed with the St. Louis Cardinals. Despite a poor high school record, he was tied to a contract with the Columbus Red Birds, the Cardinals farm club in the American Association.
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Page Convinces Hurlers Fireman Role Profitable
A New York report notes pitchers shifting to relief work to boost earnings led by Joe Page with a $35,000 salary. Mickey Harris and others followed, as relief became a viable, profitable path for proven starters and veteran arms across major leagues.
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Jockey Baird Suspended for Careless Riding
Detroit report says jockey Robert Lea Baird of Hutti sale Texas received a five day suspension for careless riding in the seventh race on Memorial Day. Stewards cited bumping Golden Reaper and causing a loss of contention as the cause while Bully Roy, ridden by Baird, won the race and Golden Reaper halted after the contact.
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Race Driver Breaks Back Second Time At Canfield Track
Al Grose a stock car racer from Tampa Florida broke his back for the second time in three years at the Canfield half mile track. Doctors at Youngstown Hospital report a fractured spine with X rays pending and describe his condition as fair. Grose was competing in a national stock car race when the accident occurred.
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Parsons Wins Record Prize at Indianapolis Race
Johnny Parsons of Van Nuys California took the top prize of 57,458.63 from a purse totaling 199,435 at the Indianapolis 500 event. Rain halted the 338 laps 345 miles race after delays with prize funds distributed to owners and drivers.
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Baseball Standings and Probables Across Leagues
In the National League yesterday no games were played and team standings show Brooklyn 3 13, St Louis 7 6, Philadelphia 22 5, Boston 16, Chicago 11, Pittsburgh 14, New York 9, Cincinnati 9. Today’s probable pitchers include Brooklyn at St Louis Sewcombe or Hatten vs Poiret, Philadelphia at Chicago Swa Monson vs Hiller, and New York at Cincinnati Ross and Jones vs Foy and Blackhall. American League notes list no games yesterday and show New York 4 4, Detroit 2 2, Cleveland 7 7, Washington 7 7, Philadelphia 4 5 AR Chicago 5 9, St. Louis 2 4 7, with Cleveland at Rochester and Chicago at New York on tap tonight.
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Russell AC Tops 114th Street Acts in City Softball Tilt
Russell AC defeated the 112th Street Acts 1 4 in a city softball tilt at Prear Park. Bul Healy Bill O'Brien and Bill Finlen homered for the winners with Levion Spencer earning the mound victory over Jessop.
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Angel Rivera barred for foul riding at Washington Park meet
In the Pewherdy Memorial at Washington Park Torariay Rivera rode Sam Dasnd but was barred for a foul ride. Steward Ken Chater ruled after a late infraction, ending the effort as officials described.
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Panthership and Retailers edge 2 1 in ENY League duel
Veteran righty Chuck Rey nol da hurled Troy Panthers to a 2 1 win over rookie Joe Flynn as Reynolds manager of Lou Maslan's Retailers scraped by 17 year old Kevin y academy ace Keveny The game saw six strikeouts for each pitcher and two walks with Reynolds contributing a plate punch and a double The Cohoes offense struggled with a 1 0 0 and Troy 0 0 0 entries in the scoring line
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Frank Spewachek Dies Former ABC official and Elks figure
Milwaukee figure Frank Spewachek, 76, longtime treasurer of the Milwaukee Bowling Association, died yesterday after a long illness. He was former honorary executive director of the American Bowling Congress and honorary president of the National Elks Bowling Association.
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Hollywood Sports Stars In Benefit Golf Tourney
A star studded National Celebrities golf tournament is set for June 3-4 at Army-Navy Country Club to raise funds against juvenile delinquency. Notables include Bob Hope Danny Kaye Berle Godfrey Hogan Didrikson Zaharias Thorpe and Jim Thorpe. Other sports and entertainment figures from Duke Purdue and Washington also participate.
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