Auto Races at Woodbridge Boosted to 121 Laps Sunday
Woodbridge auto races extend the feature 1144 lap program to 12 miles more for Sunday June 21. Hankinson announces the third and fourth races of the month with over 50 entries expected. Frank Farmer returns plus Decker Patterson Schureh Asper Denver Winn and other 500 mile racers provide an Indianapolis flavor.
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Frankie Farmer
Philadelphia
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Farmer
Rick Decker
Herman Schureh
al Asper
Bill Denver
Wooodbridge Race Preview With Bost Cummings and Miller Cars
Last minute entry Paul Bost joins Bill Cummings at Wooodbridge as the duo ride twin Millers owned by an Indianapolis sportsman. Farmer and Best, world record holders in the American Automobile Association, hold 100 mile mark at Langhorne. Time trials Sunday at 1 PM DST, first of six events at 3 PM.
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Bill Cummings
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American Automobile Association
Langhorne
Auto racing thrills at Woodbridge track end amid track damage
Fans saw a lively program at the Woodbridge speedway with a 25 mile feature led by Billy Winn in car 88, followed by Jimmy Patterson in 25 and Herman Schureh in 4. The program halted after twenty six laps due to a damaged board on the right turn, with track manager Earl Newberry stating the Hankinson organization would not be responsible and the race would be completed next Sunday.
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Rick Decker
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Bob Sall
Bob McClure
Harry Graut
Bill Taborna
Jim Mullen Sets Enviable Baseball Record
Jim Mullen has an enviable baseball record with six games played and fourteen hits in a row. He leads teammates with a .500 batting average and has only one error in fielding. Scouts and friends anticipate continued success for this classy player.
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Fords Field Club Defeats Norfolk Giants 13 to 3
Fords Field Club routed the Norfolk Giants 13 to 3 with key hits by Clark Sikorski Soo Miller Parsler and home runs by Marakana and Romer. Pitchers Soo Cody Baronoski combined for several strikeouts and walks as umpire Van Pelt presided.
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Woodbridge A A Avenel Tennis Falls to Ford Club
Sunday afternoon the Woodbridge A A Avenel team lost 5 to 4 to Ford A A at home. Woodbridge led 4 to 1 going into the ninth, but Ford rallied with four runs as sloppy defense and wild throws helped swing the game. Key hits came from D Gerity, Keating, and Virgilio, while Eddie Gerity and Krauss drove in runs for Woodbridge.
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Wet hands save many small fish this summer
Washington officials of the American Game Association urge anglers to wet their hands before handling fish to protect the protective film on their skin. Dry hands tear this film and injure fish, potentially killing them. wet hands prevent damage and help future fishing and food yields.
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Pheasants Cleared of Killing Baby Rabbits Say Officials
Washington experts from the Pennsylvania Board of Commissioners report pheasants do not molest young rabbits after inspecting fields at the ene farm where hundreds of rabbits ranging up to adults were seen. The bulletin from the American Game Association notes no pheasants were observed attacking the young rabbits or entering pheasant coops.
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American Game Association
Chicago hanester parked machine gun by fire plug
A garbled quote mentions a Chicago figure accused of parking a machine gun near a fire plug, attributed to The Path Finder. The readable fragment hints at a sensational or satirical note without clear details or context.
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Pathfinder
Reformatory Nine Tops Police In Low-Scoring Tilt
Traveling to Jersey Reformatory last Spur afternoon the P A Police team played a tight game. Lefty Groves of the State institution allowed one hit in seven innings and struck out seven. The Caps pitching held the visitors to four hits with three strikeouts. Final score 1 to 0.
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FIRES AND SAVE WILD LIFE
Washington officials of the American Game Association urge fire prevention to protect forests grass and brush and the nesting areas and homes of wildlife. They warn fires and careless smoking caused losses to wildlife and fisheries last year and call for safe practices near wild lands.
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American Game Association
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