Fighting Don Dominates Aqueduct Juvenile Stakes
Fighting Don, an unbeaten juvenile colt, won the Great American Stakes at Aqueduct in front of 19,521. The bay colt led from the turn and held off Top General and others, earning $18,000 for owner Gertrude Denevan and prompting plans to ship to Washington Park for Arlington Futurity qualifiers.
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LaSalle Extends Field Use for Cubs Baseball School
La Salle Institute director Patrick offers LaSalle Field in the North End for Eddie Picken to run a Cubs baseball school this July. Jack Sheehan, Cubs minor league chief, will start the first session with many local youths invited to participate. Cubs staff will provide bells and cats for equipment while players supply their own gear.
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Notre Dame Court Star Advances in NCAA Men’s Tournament
Notre Dame’s Charlie Kamp ton defeats Howard McCall of Georgia Tech 2 63 2 63 on Northwestern court to reach the national semifinals. Sampson, Likas, Segura, and Warner advance in later rounds facing remaining opponents as the Midwest regional action continues.
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Notte Dawg
Howard McCall
Georgia Tech
Northwestern University
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Harry Likas
Charien Sampson
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Dick Busolieh
Pepperdine
Francisco Segura
Miami
Stanley Clarke
California ‘Tech
Dowbies
Dick Warner
Lewis
Utah
Victor Soukup
Sous Hookie
Western Michigan
Comenow Wins Woodlawn Purse at Suffolk Downs
Comenow likely starter in Yankee Handicap wins the $25,000 added race at Suffolk Downs by a length. Cavatoria, ridden by Herb Claggett, finishes fast to take second ahead of Rush Daniels Oncebdilt, Evelyn Bela and Lady Gremlin. Show bets offered. winnings include $6.00 for winner and $4.40 for place.
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Pioneers Edge Miners In 6 4 Opener
Elmira Pioneers defeated Scranton Miners 6 to 4 in the opening game of a three game set. A third inning rally highlighted by Bickhaus produced five runs aided by key errors and walks as Elmira built an early lead. Sucheckie pitched well before a late Miners surge, with Pfenning’s reliever work limiting further scoring.
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Fred Pleaning
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Ken Gregory
Rogala
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Brutchak
King
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Miners
Nowak
Todd
Davis
Nats Defeat Tigers 4 1 Behind Niggeling’s Nine K’s
Johnny Niggeling pitched a sharp game for Washington striking out nine and walking six as the Nationals beat the Detroit Tigers 4 to 1 before 10 262 fans. Ruff Gentry yielded all four Washington runs in six innings while Wiggeling struggled with walks in Detroit’s loss.
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Sullivan
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Gotwica
Mickelle
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Gorsln
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Ro Bey
Apines
Jasiog Plebet
Newark and Buffalo Clash in Multinational Ballinere Duel
International match spotlights Newark Buffalo and Ballinere teams in Montreal setting as players from three cities contest a cross border event. Spectators expect tight play and notable performances amid the urban rivalry and travel between venues.
Anderson Tops Haegg in Stockholm 1500 Meter Duel
Stockholm report: Anderson defeated Gunder Haegg in the 1500 meters at Stockholm stadium with 3 48 for Anderson and 3 50 for Haegg. It was their first meeting in two years as Anderson blamed morning rain for not posting a faster time. Haegg previously set distance marks in America, while Anderson holds the world 1500 meter record at 8 45 for distance and has run a sub four mile.
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Arne Anderson
Gunder Haegg
Sweden
Anderson
Anish
Haegg
Heegg
Haege
America
Yeaterday
Phillies Beat Cardinals 4-0 to Clinch Playoff Spot
Phils trim Cards 4 to 0 as Hen Paffensberger allows four hits over nine innings to earn his seventh win. Max Lanier pitched part of the game plus earlier starts. the crowd reaches a season high of 22,737 for War Relief attendance. The Phillies’ two-run burst in the seventh sealed the victory.
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St. Louis
Max Lanier
Philadephia Phillies
St Louis Cardinals
Banier
Phils
Hen Paffensberger
Laurels Beat Triplets 6 to 4 In Opener At Bulkeley Stadium
The Laurels won 6 to 4 over the Binghamton Triplets in the first game of a 13 game series at Bulkeley Stadium. The score was tied 3-3 in the sixth before Laurels stole ahead on a bunt by Sten Wentgel and a misplay by Pete Kunis, with Roland Gladu adding two further hits.
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Laurels
Binghamton
Bulkeley Stadium
Royaly
Sten Wentgel
Huritr Pete Kunis
Roland Gladu
Rouge Dragon Wins Delware Steeplechase at Banton
Rouge Dragon won the Indian River Steeplechase at Delaware with a four length margin over Rokeby Stable's Caddie. Warren Leonard W. rode the winner as Robeerts rode Caddie and challenged a foul call during the final stretch. A 10,500 strong midweek crowd enjoyed fast footing and ideal weather.
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Ligscomb
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Yeading
S| Roberts
St Anthony's routs Sacred Heart in Senior CYO game
St Anthony's defeated Sacred Heart 6 to 1 in a Senior CYO Baseball League contest at Prospect Park. They led 2 0 after a second inning rally with Parello driving in two on a double and Matt’s single, while three later singles and three errors produced four more runs. Sacred Heart’s lone run came in the seventh on Gully’s three bagger and an infield out.
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Twilight Tear Wins Eighth Race as McCreary Sits Suspension
Twilight Tear Under Conn McCreary wins her eighth race at Chicago Oval in a six horse field. Bell Song leads briefly before Twilight Tear overtakes near the finish for the victory worth 8050 dollars and season earnings of 552,240. McCreary is suspended for the balance of the meeting for the stretch incident but remains scheduled to ride stake engagements for Calumet Farms.
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Lexington
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Hyrean Friedberg
Lewistitle
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Conn McCreary Uncer
Titnois Racing Board
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al Bediou
Preakness
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Bell Song
Menon
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DiMaggio Deferred Ninety Days by Draft Board
Vince DiMaggio was deferred ninety days by his draft board. Pittsburg Baseball Club announced delayed service citing stomach ulcers as the reason.
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Vince DiMaggio
Pittsburg
St. Anthony's Meeting Sacred Heart In Viet Game
St Anthony's of Troy faces Sacred Heart of Watervliet tonight at 6 15 at Watervliet High School diamond. Johnny Karafunda starts on the mound for Watervliet with Cooney behind the plate.
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Watervliet
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Lick Wins 44th College Golf Title
Lick captured the 44th college golf championship at Inverness on a Cradle GSis-yard course. He finished with a 75 while pre-tournament favorite Johnny Jenswold of Michigan shot 7 over par. Lick led early and never dropped from even par, securing the national title as Noire patie led the team to victory and James Jackson of Souchiapta earned individual medalist honors.
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University of Uirsesots
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Johnny Jenswold
Michigan
Inverness Conciy Cradle
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Noire Patie
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Souchiapta
Yankee Maid Triumphs in Metron Stake Two-Heat Sweep
Yankee Maid, a Volemite filly owned by A L Derby of Wichita Kansas and driven by Henry Thomas, won the $3,556 Metron Stake for three year old trotters at North Randall in two heats. Indiana Land finished second in both heats. Times were 2.08 and 2.7 for the mile heats.
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North Randall
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AL Derby
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Kam
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