War Admiral’s Triple Classic Racing Laurels
War Admiral captured major stakes with victories in the Richard Johnson in 1936 the Washington Handicap and the Chesapeake in 1937 marking a noted era in American horse racing history.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1956
Page
9
Derby Title for Dalton Bandit leads Canada Cup
Dalton Bandit owned and handled by John Bird of Minneapolis won the Derby at the Austin Retriever Club Dog Trials. Cindie of Salomonsen won Open All Age. My Flicka, Cork of Oakwood Lane, Jolly Too placed in order. Qualifying and Puppy stakes winners named with merit certificates awarded. Cork of Oakwood Lane, 1955 national retriever champion, finished third in Open All Age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindie of
Salomonsen
W. J. Salomonsen
Clearwater, Minn
Foster Ashton Farm
Austin Retriever Club
Minnesota
Dalton Bandit
John Bird
Minneapolis
My Flicka
George Benton
St. Paul
Cork
Oakwood Lane
Dr. H. A. Mark
Anoka
Jolly Too
Maggie
Red Hayes
Austin
Vince Petrowski
Rip’s Bingo
Cliff Mortenson
Paul Namtvedt
Spirit Lake
Earl Nills
Rochester
Sandburr Pete
W. A. Dobson
Wayzata
Candy Lick
Frank Schmaltz
Bandho’s
Blackfoot
Stillrevin Lucky
Harold Gates
Winona
Ernest Butterfield
Leland Hirt
Queenie
Don Fruen
Long Lake
Roger Reopelle
Amber Yellow Lab
Hieb and Orowitz
al Hiet
Ron-El
Lickity Split
Ernie Butterfield
Pete
A. W. Moberg
Roddie
Dr. Stoike
Art Clennon
Jet
Eddie Plath
Lady
Herbert Berg
Clennon
For-Chee
D. L. Talbert
Rush City
Cokey
Will Fane
Champ
Harold Mort
Texas Tennis Ace in Wimbledon Test
A Houston player Sam Giammalva, 21, unseeded in Wimbledon, opens against Eduardo Argon of Uruguay as American hopefuls contend with top seeds Lew Hoad and Ken Rosewall. The event starts amid expectations of Australian dominance and fresh U.S. chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Wimbledon
England
Houston
Tex
Sammy Giammalua
United States
America
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Giammalva
U. S
Bill Talbert
Eduardo Argon
Uruguay
Lew Hoad
Ken Rosewall
Pettit leads league in scoring and rebounding
Bob Pettit, top scorer for the 1955-56 NBA season, also led the league with 1,164 rebounds, surpassing Harry Gallatin’s 1,098 from two seasons earlier with the New York Knickerbockers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Pettit
National Basketball Assn
Harry Gallatin
New York Knickerbockers
Final Olympic Trials at Los Angeles Reach the Coliseum
The final United States Olympic trials move to Los Angeles with 17 events heating up as 15 entrants per event vie for three spots on the team. Bakersfield AAU meets produced nine AAU records and multiple NCAA and Armed Forces marks ahead of the upcoming trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
United States
Uncle Sam
Armed Forces
Australia
Bobby Morrow
Abilene Christian
Towler Quits Pro Football to Take Ministerial Post
Daniel Towler known as Deacon Dan, the 228 pound Los Angeles Rams fullback, announces retirement from football to become a Methodist minister. He will preach at the Lincoln Avenue church in Pasadena starting July 8, citing the workload of both careers as impossible to sustain. He emphasizes a desire to contribute to interracial relations and rejects serving in an all Negro church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Daniel
Dan) Towler
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Towler
Lincoln Avenue
Celtics Set New NBA Record In Field Goals Attempted and Made
During the NBA campaign the Boston Celtics broke their own record with 2 745 field goals made on 6 913 attempts marking a historic scoring efficiency for the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Basketball Assn
Boston Celtics
Oak Ridge Golf Pro Leads State Open
Oak Ridge golf pro Monte Sanders leads the Minnesota State Open after breaking par Sunday at Golden Valley. Sanders shot 75 72 for a 147 total, one stroke ahead of seven rivals including Amateurs Al Clasen Bill Wargan Ade Simonsen and John Olsen and pros Ray Hill Bobby Reith and Pat Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Monte Sanders
Oak Ridge Golf
Marshall
Tex
Sanders
Golden Valley
al Clasen
Galls
Bill Wargan
Gross
Midland Hills
Ade Simonsen
Minneapolis Golf Club
John Olsen
Duluth Northland
Ray Hill
Hillcrest
Bobby Reith
Minikahda
Pat Sawyer
Ageless Paige Wins In Seven Despite Early Toronto Lead
Satchel Paige, aging star noted for relief work, started for the Miami Marlins in the second game against Toronto with two outs and the bases loaded while the Leafs led 3-0. He shut down Toronto by allowing six scattered hits over seven innings without a walk as Miami rallied to a 6-3 victory after being blanked 13-0 in the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Leafs
Marlins
Perez and Cohen to Risk World Titles Abroad
Perez of Argentina defends the flyweight crown against Oscar Suarez in Montevideo Uruguay in a first title match in that city. Cohen of France bets his bantamweight title against Mario D Agata in Rome in the first championship bout there since 1933. Ludwig Lightburn returns to action tonight at St Nicholas Arena in New York against Jake Josato after a loss on March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Uruguay
Italy
Pascual Perez
Argentina
Oscar Suarez
Havana
Montevideo
Robert Cohen
France
Mario D’agata
Rome
Primo Carnera Paolino Azcudun
Ludwig Lightburn
British Honduras
St. Nicholas Arena
New York
Jake Josato
Philadelphia
L. C. Morgan
Cleveland
Lightburn
Costa to Fight Chestnut on Washington TV Show
Carmelo Costa the Brooklyn featherweight leaves New York for a spread to box Chestnut of New York on the Wednesday TV series at Washington. It is Costa's first bout outside New York City and he carries a six bout streak though he fought only once this year. Yama Bahama from Bimini arrives for a 10 round TV clash with Gil Turner at Madison Square Garden Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmelo Costa
Brooklyn
Tke Chestnut
New York
Washington
Costa
New York City
Yama Bahama
Isle of Bimini
Bahamas
Madison Square Garden
Gil Turner
Philadelphia
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Et. Louis
Chicago
St. Louis
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Boston
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Detroit
Kansas City
American Association
Tadianapolis
Loulaville
Eta S
Main
Oakland
Dalton Bandit- Thomson
Hogan
Cindie
Salomonsen Open
Louis Lang
John Hawley
Frank Viktora
Vern Silker
Cail Lorimer
Deb Garris
Virginia Water
Oldmaster
Ben Hogan
Peter Thomson
Bright Young School
Wentworth Club
Sam Snead
Thomson
Norman von Nida
Snead
Mexico
Wales
Canada
The
Austin Daily Herald
Herald
Bakersfield
Navy
Jack Davis
University of Southern California
Dick Attlesey
USC
Methodist
Gerald H. Kennedy
Oak Ridge Golf Pro
Paige
Jack Hand
Ies
Bridge Street
Peery
Josato
Excelsior Institute
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Morris Furniture CO
Eas Furniture
North Chatham
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