Man O'War Too Old for Insurance at 24 in Report
Lexington July 4 report from Cromwell Bloodstock Agency says Man O' War has no insurance and cannot obtain it due to age. He notes life insurance for thoroughbreds tops out around 19, with Britain stricter limits, while policies cover death only for 12 months. Cromwell warns values determine insurable amount and declines to disclose Man O' War's coverage.
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Saratoga
Kellner to Hurl Last Game of Series Tonight
Alex Kellner, 16, aims for his 10th win as the Cowboys close a four game set with El Paso at Municipal Park. Mitch ell Memorial activities honor J R Mitchell with free admission for children and perks, as Waddies seek a three of four finish.
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George Burpo
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J. R. Mitchell
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Hank Squire's Press Box Caliber notes on sports and weddings
The column lists Henry Stanton and Ruthie Dannenhauer wedding plans at month’s end. It highlights Lefty George Burpo’s varied no hit to four hit totals for the Cowboys, praise from Yankee Scout Joe Devine for several players, Hank Gowdy’s pinch hitting theory, Byron Nelson iron play guidance, St Andrews Sabbath golf ruling, Charley Yates invited to Omaha, Baltimore youths Lowe and Haselback in a junior golf finish, Tex Oliver predicting Stanford upset potential, and Huskies’ Rose Bowl context.
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Charley Yates
U. S. Army
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Maryland
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Leo Haselback
Lowe
Tex Oliver
Oregon
George T. Davis
Los Angeles Herald Express
Stanford
Washington
Huskies
Breeder Calls Horse Raising and Selling a Good Business
Paris Kentucky August 4. Arthur B Hancock of Claiborne stud explains breeding as a profitable enterprise. With 57 yearlings for Saratoga and famed sires like Sir Gallahad III and Blenheim II, Claiborne boosts its stock for yearling sales while maintaining racing prospects.
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Sir Gallahad
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Phoenix All Stars Claim State Title
The Phoenix All Stars defeated the Tucson Dragons 13 to 11 in the third game of a series to win the Chinese baseball state championship in the capital city. Jack Ong pitched for Phoenix with Gene Tang catching. Phillip Donn started for Tucson with Bennie Lee behind the plate.
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Phillip Donn
Dragons
Bennie Lee
Jack Ong
Gene Tang
Milo Walker and Spurlock Capture Pistol Event Medals
Tucson police hosted the Pima Pistol club at Randolph Park range for two national match course strings. Milo Walker won smallbore pistol in the first match and W G Spurlock took smallbore in the second. Muffly Allaire high guns faced penalties for high handicaps. Lenua and Stover penalized in large calibre. Japan Europe trade impact noted by commerce department.
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Stover
Carlos Carrillo Breaks Ankle In Juarez Game
The Southern Pacific Lines baseball team lost two of three in Juarez over the weekend and saw manager Carlos Carrillo break his ankle sliding into second in the first game of a Sunday double header. Carrillo, an infielder, was injured as he slid. The Railroaders used three different International League players on the Mexican side, dropping a 3-2 in 10 innings Saturday, winning 8-0 Sunday morning behind Rudy Robles, then 7-5 Sunday afternoon.
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Carlos Carrillo
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Railroaders
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Yesterday Stars Shine in Doubleheader Victories
John Niggeling and Bob Harris led Browns to two wins over the Yankees with a four hit shutout and a two hit 5-0 victory. Whitlow Wyatt of the Dodgers delivered seven strong innings, homering once and driving in a run to beat the Cubs. Feller and Moses helped the Indians and Athletics to a split, Feller three hits for 20th win and Moses scoring the deciding run. Tobin and Hutchings of the Braves shut out the Reds, while Sullivan led the Tigers with three hits in an 11 hit onslaught against Boston. Cooper and Warneke limited the Phillies to 11 hits across two games. Lyons of the White Sox contributed a six...
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Pirates blank Giants in doubleheader opener and shutout win
Hits, no walks, five strikeouts for a pitcher in the opener. Lloyd Dietz and Bob Klinger combined for two hits allowed in 8 2/3 innings of relief as the Pirates beat the Giants 5 4 in the first game. Klinger's sharp relief sealed the nightcap victory.
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Passengers Boarded Vessels Stop Crowding Checked
The department of commerce checks passengers boarding excursion vessels to prevent overcrowding and ensure safe capacity.
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Pepper Martin Handles His Fists After Car Altercation
Sacramento manager Pepper Martin sustained a swollen hand after hitting a man who crowded his car in Sacramento. He and his wife were en route to Marysville when three men in another car forced the vehicle to the curb. Martin said he struck the first aggressor as his wife and he then drove off. A doctor treated his finger and wrist, keeping him out for several days. He had played as a pinch hitter in a Saturday doubleheader and started the Sunday twin bill.
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U.S. Honey Crop Typically Reaches 80000 Tons Annually
The article notes that the United States honey harvest commonly totals around 80,000 tons each year, reflecting the scale of apiary production across the country.
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Long Shot First Trotting Entry For Hambletonian
GOSHEN New York August 4 A long shot was the first official entry for Wednesday's Hambletonian trotting stake at Good Time park Sullivan and Newwhinny of Machias Maine posted a $500 starter fee for their brown filly Merwynna at the secretary's office Track secretary Al Saunders noted optimism with 10 entries anticipated.
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al Saunders
Major League Leaders Summary
In the American League Williams of Boston leads with a .410 batting average while Travis of Washington hits .378. DiMaggio of New York tops runs 97 and hits 153, with Kellner of Cleveland and Travis among leaders in triples and doubles. Keller of New York saves 27 homers, Case of Washington steals 17, and Keller of Cleveland leads 20 wins while Gomez of New York clocks 10 saves.
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Keller
Baseball Stat Leaders and Standings Summary
Batting leaders include Reiser of Brooklyn with 340 runs and Hopp of St. Louis with 538. Moore of St. Louis has 76 runs and Hack of Chicago 75. Slaughter of St. Louis has 125 hits, Moore 123. Mize of St. Louis 81 RBIs, Nicholson of Chicago 76. Slaughter 9 doubles, six players tied with 7. Camilli of Brooklyn, Ott of New York and Nicholson of Chicago each have 19 home runs. Riddle of Cincinnati 11 wins, White of St. Louis 173 strikeouts.
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St. Louis
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Hack
Chicago
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Mize
Nicholson
Camilli
Ott
New York
Three-Year-Olds Show for $45,000 Jackpot Race
A week earlier officials expected only about six starters for the $45,000 purse race as 11 two and three year olds prepared to pull sulkies toward the starting line.
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