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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1941

Page

13

Nation's Leading Jockeys To Handle Derby Horses

Louisville May 1 leading jockeys dominate the Kentucky Derby mounts for the 67th running. Veterans such as Eddie Arcaro Carroll Bierman and Don Meade ride favorites Our Boots Peter's Cap Blue Pair and Little Beans while rookies like Conn McCreary ride the long shot Our Boots trainer Ben Jones and owners Wicener and Whitney back the Derby field in a high stakes race.

Conn McCeary St. Louis Méides Arcaros Woolfs Herb Lemmons Valdiia Paul Conn McCreary Boo Florida Eddie Arcaro Whirlaway Newport Ben Jones Lawr N Nellie Flag Leon Buddy) Haas Peter’s Cap Fort Gson Oklo Seabiscuit Carroll Bierman Centralia Iml Gallaha ‘Ion Basil James Blue Pair Sunnyside Wash Noon Harry Richards Robert Meris New York George Wicener Irving Anderson Market Wise Hoskins Neb Jock Whitney Don Meade Little Beans Plankington S. C Broker's Herb Fischer Georgie Woolf Staretor Cardston Canada Arcaro Seabi Ted Sloan Valdiia Pai Benton, Ill Johnny Gilbert Swain Pittsburg Kaw Mlaw

Standings and Games Preview Across Cities

The standings list Tucson two, Bisbee seven. Albuquerque nine, El Paso eight. The only game tonight is El Paso at Bisbee. Other scores show New York seven, St. Louis one, Boston eight, Detroit twelve, Philadelphia five, Cleveland six, Washington and Chicago five. Americans discuss catching sharks off Colombia and shipping rivers to the United States.

Tucson Bisbee Albuquerque el Paso New York St. Louis Boston Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland Washington Chicago Colombia United States

Cardinals Surprise Giants Move to First as Experts Blunder

New York May 1 In a spring surprise St Louis manager Billy Southworth defied baseball experts by beating the Giants and climbing into first place while Brooklyn fans roared over the Reds loss. Lawyer Sam Nahem, a Cardinals signee, impressed on the mound and dreams of facing the Dodgers.

New York U.P Billy Southworth St. Louis Cardinals Cardinals Giants Polo Grounds Ebbets Field Brooklyngers Cincinnati Reds Sethworth Southworth Sam Nahem Nahem Dodgers Ducky Medwick Brooklyn Pittsburgh Pirates Sam

Brown University Star Shines On In Multiple Sports

Providence reports Ernie Savignano Brown University star has a busy spring. He serves as captain elect of the football team and is the top catcher on the baseball squad. He alternates afternoons behind the plate with football practice.

Providence R. I Ernie Savignano Brown University Ernie

There Is Reason For Close Plays There Is Reason For Close Plays

umpires note Griffith Stadium slope gives first base edge in close plays. They say downhill slope from plate to first base favors runners reaching first a split second sooner.

Washington Griffith Stadium

Knuckle Ball Woes From Catcher Ainsmith Scout View

Eddie Ainsmith the catcher describes how knuckle balls from Walt Johnson and Dutch Ward baffle fielders. He recalls wild, unpredictable hops and says he prefers the fast ball. Ainsmith, now Giants scout and heavier than in his playing days, discusses the challenge of following the pitch.

Washington Eddie Almerith Washingtom Exterier Wallee Johnson Eddie Waltz Ward Ainsmith Johnson Walter East Leonard Eddie Rommes Philadelphia Jis New York Giants

Postage Due Letters in Brazil Move to Recipient Payment

Letters with insufficient postage in Brazil are to be delivered to the addressee who must pay the postman before receiving them, changing traditional handling.

Brazil

Bobby Jones 3rd Debuts in Southern Prep Tourney

Bobby Jones III, 14, made his competitive golf bow at the sixth annual Southern prep and high school tournament in Chattanooga. Father Robert Tyre Jones Sr. hopes he enjoys the game and stays away from a tour career, predicting a low 70s score would please him as the boy gains experience.

Chattanooga Tenn Bobby Jones Robert Tyre Jones Bobby Marist College Atlanta Jones

Hadley Joins Philadelphia A’s after Giants deal

Pitcher Bump Hadley veteran right hander joins his fifth MLB club as the New York Giants return him to the American league. The Yankees put Hadley on waivers and the Philadelphia Athletics claimed him. Hadley had previously played for Washington Chicago and St. Louis.

New York U.P Bump Hadley New York Giants Hadley Yankees Philadelphia Athletics Washington Chicago St. Louis

Bunt Balks Pirate Hurler In Opener

Cy Blanton held the Bees hitless through seven innings in the 1941 opener before a bunt ended the no hitter threat. His four hitter was the best in the majors, though his screw ball strains his arm limiting his seasons.

Bunt Philadelphia Cy Blanton Bob Feller Bees

Simon First Fighter Insures His Hands

Abe Simon insures his hands for 25000 dollars becoming the first boxer on record to take such a precaution. He fears potential damage before a Joe Louis rematch as other boxing notes from the era appear in the Derby context.

Simon Abraham Dukes Joe Louis Lou Tufano Market Wise Wood Memorial George Carroll Don Meade Lou Novikoff Ballyhoo

Blue Pair Derby Candidate Sought By Mayer After Injury

Blue Pair, the Derby candidate that changed hands for 40000, nearly sold to Louis B Mayer for 100000 before a leg injury in February. Oklahoma U. seeks a 1942 football date with Auburn. Patty Berg took eight months to write her new golf tome.

Blue Pair Louis B. Mayer Oklahoma U Auburn Patty Berg

Humorous Moment In Des Moines Dinner Toast

At a Des Moines dinner the toast master mispronounced Harry Stuhidreher and the guest replied with a joke about learning the name by age eight. The exchange showed lighthearted humor as attendees enjoyed the moment.

Harry Stuhidreher Des Moines Harry Pardner

Caught on the Fly Victor C Jones Campaign

Boston Globe reports on Victor C. Jones continuing a one man campaign to push for major league changes. Jones advocates for reforms and rallies support from fans and local backers while challenging established figures.

Victor C Boston Globe Jones

James E. Doyle Cleveland Plate Dealer Ad

James E. Doyle promotes boots and shoes for babies in a Cleveland area plate dealer advertisement. The message highlights footwear offerings for infants.

James E. Doyle Cleveland Derby

Reds Hope to Parade in Flatbush This Afternoon

May day festivities fuel hopes as the Cincinnati Reds plan a big parade in Flatbush this afternoon, aiming to showcase team spirit and community enthusiasm.

Cincinnati Reds Flatbush

Boxing Tribute recalls Pace Dano bout and Scalzo title

A year ago Georgie Pace defended the bantamweight crown by outpointing Pablo Dano over 10 rounds as the NBA recognized Petey Scalzo as featherweight champion.

Georgie Pace Pablo Dano Petey Scalzo

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