Preakness Hopefuls And Other Sports Notes From New York
Roundup reports Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt backing Bimelech to beat Gallahadian in the Preakness. Items include Iowa football score curiosity, Jints wire chatter from Cincinnati, Notre Dame background shots at South Bend, a Cornell Ohio State betting quip, and various athlete updates from boxing golf and baseball circles around May.
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Pat O’brien
Knute Rockne
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Cornell Rooter
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Cornell
Babe Phelps Known As Blimp On Dodgers Flying Chase
Brooklyn catcher Babe Phelps nicknamed Blimp is noted for his speed while the Dodgers tour the country. Leo Durocher leads a merry, energetic group of players in a high energy road trip.
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Babe Phelps
Brooklyn
Times
Dodgers
Leo Durocher
Neglected Acid Stomach May Cause Ulcers
Many stomach specialists warn that constant acid can cause ulcers. Udga Tablets contain bismuth to coat the stomach lining and relieve ulcer and stomach pains. A 25c box offered at Baker's TM Drug Store and other drugstores with a money back guarantee if not helped.
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Baker’s
Serreadv
Baseball youngsters in Chica–White Sox roundup lists 51 pitchers
A report from Onesboro Arkansas shows 114 boys in the Chica White Sox roundup farm with 51 listing themselves as pitchers and only six seeking to be shortstops.
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Chica- White Sox
Onesboro
Ark
Spotlight on Local Softball Opens in Clarke County
Clarke County softball opened with four teams led by captains Charles Ramsburg Bill Barnett E B Blackburn and Preston Kercheval. Pete Rutherford serves as equipment custodian and D Blanton Allen was reelected secretary treasurer and purchasing agent. Raymond Webber caught an 18 pound carp on Sunday in the Shenandoah river near Locke's Mill while Mrs Webber accompanied him.
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Clarke County
Pete Rutherford
D. Blanton Allen
Charles Ramsburg
Henry Stickles
Ed Longerbeam
Cleve Pierce
Walter Wisecarver Jr
Earl Puller
Ed Kennan
Bill Burtner
Edgar Shenk
Grayson Sponseller
Marvin Carlisle
Walter Rutherford
George Skelton
Albert Cox
L. H. Bell
Ross Sirbaugh
W. E. Henson
R.G Griffith
Bill Barnett
Johnnie Levi
William M. Levi
Roy Locke
Bill Dearmont
Bo Wheeler
Garland Puller
Claude Feltner
Hunter Fuller
Ed Diffenderfer
Raymond Webber
Cameron Street
Shenandoah
Locke's Mill
Dr Wayland To Address Classis At Woodstock
Dr John W Wayland of Harrisonburg noted historian and author will speak at the final Virginia Classis meeting of the Evangelical and Reformed Church in Woodstock May 17 18 and 19 The session precedes the Potomac Synod merger with the Evangelical Synod of North America in Lancaster Pa on June 1 A tablet will be unveiled May 19 by Barbara Benchoff daughter of Major G A Benchoff and Mrs Benchoff The Hottle family has long (eight generations) belonged to Woodstock Reformed Church founded 1784 The Virginia Classis formed in Woodstock May 1825 and celebrated its centennial in 1925.
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John W. Wayland
Harrisonburg
Virginia Classis
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Potomac Synod
Classis
Evangelical Synod of North America
Lancaster
Barbara Benchoff
G. A. Benchoff
Benchoff
Barbara Hottle
Hottle
America
Church Streets
Colored Methodist
Weddings Cancelled Then Bypass Operation Themed
Ruth Gow, 27, invited hospital staff to a planned hospital auditorium wedding after enduring several major operations. Moments before the ceremony she and Donald Tindall fled in an ambulance to her home and wed instead citing wedding stress.
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Kansas City
Ruth Gow
Donald Tindall
Leiber Leads Cubs in Batting and Runs Across NL
Henry E. Leiber of the Chicago Cubs tops the National League in batting runs RBIs hits and stolen bases while teammates Homer and Dean contribute. Billy Herman's 11th inning homer delivers the winning run as Boston and Brooklyn win. Tigers overpower Yankees. A’s and Browns post wins.
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Associated Press
Henry E. Leiber
Chicago Cubs
Leiber
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Billy Herman
Phils
Dizzy Dean
Larry French
Paul
Dean
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Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Indians
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Sam Chapman
Nelson Potter
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
Chicago Monarchs Bowling Champs
The Chicago Monarchs won the American Bowling Congress team title in Detroit after a final night surge. They toppled 3 047 pins in the tournament, finishing ahead of 70 remaining teams from an original field of 6 073, and held the lead through the final card.
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Chicago Monarchs
American Bowling Congress
Monarchs
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Every Little Has Share In Helping International Falls
A lighthearted note from International Falls Minnesota reflects on the Archie Little family. Despite the name Little a misnomer, the household has grown with twins and Little serves as city dog catcher while working for a lumber concern. He quips that “every Little helps.”
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International Falls
Minn
Rouss and Health Club Battle for Second-Half Honors in League C
Rouss Fire Company edged toward second half honors in League C by sweeping Dr Pepper 3 0 to clinch a tie with Dr James team atop the standings in the season’s final match. The roll-off winner will face Friendship Fire Company for the championship as Friendship took the first half.
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Health Club
Dr. Pepper
Dr. James’ Boys
Rouss and
Friendship Fire Company
Friendship Fire Laddies
Five Women Enter Preakness Contenders at Pimlico
At Pimlico five female owned horses enter the Survivor Stakes as tune up for the Preakness. Gallahadion and three Derby dust eaters from the Derby list arrive with hopes of joining the Pimlico field. Other contenders include Merry Knight Snow Ridge Asp Your Chalice Sun Pharos Dit Pictor Royal Man Woof Woof and Jacomar progress toward the Preakness.
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Pimlico
Élassie
Gallahadion
Louisville
Uy Mars
Eraidland
Millsdale Stable
Andy K. C. V. Whitney
E. G. Lewis
Jacomar
Court weighs who will shoe Pimlico horses
Baltimore May 7 The circuit court heard a dispute over shoeing at Pimlico race track. J Elmer Strayer of Timonium sought a temporary injunction against the Maryland Jockey Club alleging bias in assigning shoeers and loss of employment. The club must show cause by May 21 why a permanent injunction should not issue. Strayer seeks damages for claimed earnings loss.
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Pimlico Race Track
J. Elmer Strayer
Timonium
Eugene O’dunne
Maryland Jockey Club
Strayer
Jockey Club
Fights Last Night Report From Multiple Cities
The Associated Press notes several boxing results across cities. George Niberg stopped Phil Latona and Joe Sutka outpointed Al Tibbitts. Vinnie Vines defeated Devlin, Maxie Fisher outpointed Frankie Bove.
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Port Arthur
Ont
Phil Latona
Dallas
Joe Sutka
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al Tibbitts
Danville
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Newark
N. J
Maxie Fisher
Frankie Bove
Campbell Yates And Slavin Win First Tournament
In the 3 prize event at the Golf Club on Sunday Campbell, Yates and Slavin led the field. Campbell took low gross with 81, Slavin posted low net 71, and Yates claimed blind bogey 76. each receives four new golf balls as prizes.
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Leon Vin
Jimmy Yates
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Roy Ryden
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Dutch Sjostrom
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Thomas Gibson
John B. Cee
E. Guteth Smith
Am McGuire
Mrke Cooper
Fred Glaise
Philip Glaize
Donald Weems
W. H. Bosserman, Jr
Lester Armold
Bill Morris
John Scully
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