Flamingo Stakes contenders clash at Hialeah as Tim Tam favorite
Calumet Farm's stablemate Tim Tam remains the solid favorite for the Flamingo Stakes, with Jewel's Reward and Liberty Ruler among early second choices. Happy Princess wins the Kissimmee Purse at 6 furlongs in 1 11 15, paying 47.16, while Pucker Up and Scansion finish behind. Capeador scores a daily double with Royal Pen.
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Miame
Fla
Calumet Farm
Tim Tam
Tom Feel
Mais
Olymar
A.J. Ostriker
Ada L. Rice
R. D. Prewit
Terra Firma
Edward Pott, Jr
Piion
Hig
Nashville
Sir Robby
Nedir
Nisht Amool
Mabel D. Lewis
Mike Sorrentino
Christopher T. Chenery
Scansion
Happy Princess
Danetter
Princegillo
Pucker
Royal Pen
Capeador
Brookmeade Stable
Alston Praises Erskine Warmup During Dodgers Camp
Palm Beach area report notes Carl Erskine throwing batting practice after a sore shoulder season. Manager Walt Alston says Erskine looks better than last spring as Dodgers camp progresses with Roseboro getting extra batting instruction and several pitchers and catchers involved in drills and intrasquad work.
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Vero Beach
Carl Erskine
Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Alston
Fred Kipp
Jackie Collum
Stan Williams
Ron Negray
Ralph Mauriello
Rube Walker
Carlton Willey
Mike Rourke
Trams Draw Crowds at Hialeah Grandstand Parking
Tram trains in the grandstand parking lots captivate fans at Hialeah this season. The novelty draws attention amid racing action and adds to the venue experience for spectators and visitors.
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Miami
Hialeah
Thoroughbred Entries at Hialeah Park Draw Crowd
A dense list of racing entries and betting terms appears for Hialeah Park and Sunshine Park. Horses such as Noble Jac, Dream, and Fighting Chief are mentioned with weights and purses. Multiple riders and trainers are listed in a sweeping catalog of entrants and fees for 4 year olds and mares, with several stakes and allowances noted.
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Fituss Ciemr
UNE Fees Aula Treie
Sime
Patricia Hall
Kaige Radel
Ginger Bisssoms
Gladsom
Bey Nealass
Nancea Mest
Irim Boy
Coast Moemam
Aursymes
T Geal
Acey Beart
Melia
Elliotts
Isco
AH Thrace
Tadeo
Siarthe Binley
Jos Lacier Vaeer
Hay Roger
Pasian Prince
Dutcher-Lipkus Enirs
CIA
Youngstown Og Lasbiseh
Bursar
ePolkachtia
Seereld & Fur
Accara
Bonnie A
Barnal i. Staner
Pire
cAmerica
cJet- Spirit
Voleartte
Ravel Warrior
Jo Meyer
Bozans Noble Court
Leila Jran
Fea King
the Connery
Meee Desay
Dublin
Daréllitgent
Grand Daze Voy
Televisa
Hialeah Selections and Fair Highlights
Community event coverage lists winners for local contests including crafts and livestock at the Hialeah First Fair. Names and items are referenced with brief notes on participants and prize categories.
Gonzales Defeats Hoad in Tight 6-5 Match
In a rare duel the players deliver a 6-5 finish marked by late exchanges. Gonzales edges Hoad with a decisive point swing and strong serves, reflecting a tense contest on the court.
Dusty American Loop Begins Title Playoffs
The four team YMCA Industrial Basketball playoffs open tonight at the Brass Recreation Center with Lycoming Meeting Detroit Controls at 7 and Raybestos Brake Liners versus Southern New England Telephone about an hour later. A 9 o clock contest pits Remington Arms against Jenkins Brothers for the No 4 National Division spot. Managers from Bassick and Mitchell Dairy will draw for No 1 and No 2 seeds. The Industrial League seeks its fifth straight Raybestos title while Lycoming carries momentum from a 62 43 win over Detroit Controls.
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Ymca Industrial
Brass Recreation Center
Lycoming
Detroit
Raybestos Brake
Southern
New England Telephone Company
Remington Arms
Jenkins Brothers
Bassick Company
Mitchell Dairy
Brass Recreaton Center
Telephone Company
Raybéstes
Detroit Controls
Raybestos
Bob Wollert
Don Young
Charley Collimore
SNET
Reducing With Pleasure At Hialeah Jockeys Bowling
Jockey Albert Schwiz rides at Hialeah to slim down as he balances a racing season with bowling. He uses four games of practice after workouts to keep his weight in check amid references to equipment and other names, including Bassick and Bryant Electric, in a fragmented sports column.
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Bnet Co
Miami
Albert Schwiz
Hialeah
Bassick Cofie
Mitchell Dairy
Bikovsky
Jenkins Seo
Bryant Electric
Cournay Triumphs In Bowie Feature At Heavy Track
Cournay, a six year old gelding from Livingston Stables, accelerated from last to win the $4860 allowance race by four lengths at Bowie. White Cadet led early before tiring, finishing second with Honey's Tiger third as heavy track conditions persisted after a blizzard. Payouts included Cournay at 14.28 to 1, with White Cadet 7 to 1 and Honey's Tiger at 5 to 1. The daily double paid $38.40 on the two-race sequence.
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Bowie
Livingston Stables Cournay
Ournay
Labece
Honey
Tiger
Honey's Tiger
Mia. W. B. Dietrich
Durnay
Bandit AL
Vola Reigh
Sterling Hausé Juniors to Compete in Junior Olympics
Sterling Hausé boys ages 8 to 12 will join the Middle Street Boys club in a Junior Olympics program at the Boys Club today from 2 to 4 PM. Competing Sterling House groups include Littles with Fred Lalley Ron Grabowski Paul Kappick Bob Schulze Howie Knepler Bob Bourque Stan Pina John Simmons Pee Wees with Paul Harmnstein Brad Hawkins Ray Rose George Guman Dave Gosart Warren Smith Roger Vandenburg Paul Smith Joe Caselli John Hetteron Midgets with Al Pudims Mike Saxa Andy Anderson Bil Sumner Jim Murdock Dick Wadeka Denny Pace Jim Cox John Mozzi Olga Anderson and Sy Knepler supervise the Sterling group Bill McBride in charge of the program.
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Sterling Hausé
Middle Street
Sterling House
Little Fellows
Fred Lalley
Ron Grabowski
Paul Kappick
Bob Schulze
Howie Knepler
Bob Bourque
Stan Pina
John Simmons
Paul Harmnstein
Brad Hawkins
Ray Rose
George Guman
Dave Gosart
Warren Smith
Roger Vandenburg
Three YMCA House League Night Slated With Three Games
Three games are set in the YMCA Senior House league at the YL gym. Village Restaurant faces Esquires at seven, Park City Supply meets Flying Saucers at eight, and Miners clash with Roxy quintet at nine.
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YMCA
Village
Esquires
Park City
Flying Saucers
Roxy
West Point tops Hilltoppers in Biddy league clash
In Sunday play at the Jewish Community Center the West Point team beat Hilltoppers 18 to 14 while Yale defeated Harvard 38 to unknown. Yale’s Goldstein led scoring with 15 points as other results were unclear.
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West Point
Hilltoppers
Yale
Harvard
Bakers Win 80 71 Over Edo's All-Stars
The Berkshire Bakers defeated Edo's All-Stars 80 to 71 as Pedro Tagatac scored 30 points and Dan Dobdas added 24 for the Stars. Edo's meets Savoy A. A. at 7 p.m. in the North End Boys' Club tonight.
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Berkshire Bakers
Edo
Pedro Tagatac
Dan Dobdas
Savoy A. A
North End Boys’ Club
Eros Alj
Stars Berk
Bakers
Ratesaa
Velget
Sik Ewer
Barron
Dennis
Kansrail
Bridgeport Squires Top Oakville 69 51 in Nonspecific Clash
Bridgeport Squires led from start to finish for a 69 51 victory over Oakville Circle. Joe Troiano poured in 30 points and Joe Taddin added 24 as Butch Holst anchored defense. Bridgeport Jayvees won 66 44 behind Fred Spadaccino 23 and Ricky Kentosh 19.
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Bridgeport Columbian ‘Squires
Enish
Oakville Circle
Joe Troiano
Joe Taddin
Bridgeport
Butch Holst
Bridgeport Jayvees
Oakville Jayvees
Fred Spadaccino
Ricky Kentosh
Plamer
Darville
Kentash
Fenton Coffer
Holst
Lamothe
Teddia
Srazino
Rowe
OB Brooks
Gedccing O
Troimre
Fisl
Rookie Casey Stengel Hails Powerful Debutant Deron Johnson
Casey Stengel praises Deron Johnson as a strong rookie with power and fielding instinct in Yankee spring camp. Johnson, 18 months out of San Diego high school, impresses in intra-squad drills and is projected to stay with the Yankees by 1958 at latest. Johnson previously hit .316 with 26 homers and 163 RBIs for Binghamton, and vowing to simply play baseball.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Deron Johnson
San Diego
Calif
Yankee
Mantle
Gil McDougald
Tom Morgan
Yankees
Johnson
Stengel
Sputik
Ike
Casey
Yankee Stadium
Richmond
Binghamton
Nebraska
McKinley Wins Sudden Death Overtime Thriller
Pete Frigon delivers a second overtime layup as McKinley beats Fairfield Woods 33 to 31 in a feature Fairfield Recreation Junior Basketball game at Andrew Warde High School. Gallagher 12 and Gandini 11 paced McKinley. Helgren led Fairfield Woods with 17. Holland Hill and Wakeman clubs each won to stay tied for first in round two.
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Pete Frigon
MccKinley
Fairfield Woods
Fairfield Recreation
Andrew Wardeigh School
Gallagher
Gandini
Curt Helgren
Holland Hill
Wakeman
Conunation Cyo
Wargo
S'Regan
Messace
Woos McKinley
Ofuete
Mere Go Peut
Slarre Sowarth
Rison A
Erawiecs
Ncurke
Ielgren
Gfeax
Sin Keller
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Uneies
Rene Sateher
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Prince Tig
Simegar
Blencrist
Sheer Folly
Georme Ardin
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Winant
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Colonel Wilson
Clark
Chaseo Gontm
Sorénsén
Mr. Baker
Feler
Centeses
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Usoran
Shee
Beng
Hasty Girl
Ikurrin
Kings Blood
Migs Canter
Tnne
Vallman Porter
Venne
Elsay Girl
Martinez
Oren
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Hapeya Sam
Heres Trouble
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San Francisco Giants
O'Connell Swallow
Antonelli
Bill Rigney
Giants
Valmy Thomas
Ramon Méazant
Thomas
Marv Grisscom
Ernie Broglio
Ruben Gomez
Rigney
Collins Gulf Service
Pesten AY
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Ferest
Hialeah Selections
Sacsa
Vt. Os
Gonzales
Hoad
Geouw Tg
Nick Vancho
Frank DeLucas
Eddie Gee
Stan Geter
Bill Nance
Ernie Gomez
Cournay
JCC Biddy League
Bridgeport Squires
Oakville
Casey Stengel
Gordon Josas
Bell
McKinley
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Ogeport Hydraulic
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