Favorites Win in Professional Play Farmington Club Stage Title Play
Hagen and Armour advance to the Professional Golfers' Association third round at Cedar Crest Country Club in Dallas with easy wins. Hagen crushed Manero 14 and 13, Armour beat Harman 7 and 6, while others like Espinosa and Sarazen moved forward with solid performances amid a day of generally high scores.
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Racing Results From Various Thoroughbred Stakes
A vintage racing card reports multiple races with winners and placings. Susan Revecca leads the first race with a 4.60 payoff, while high Prince earns on the board and Time records near 1:48. The card lists two-year-olds, maidens, and allowances with payouts, times, and rider details across seven races plus additional events and finishes, noting also several also ran entries and disqualifications.
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Garner
High Prince
Chiaretti
Mandelette
Woodstock
Iso
General Seth
Thea Fay
Pearsie
Girlie
Howell
W. Kelsay
Brookie
C. Allen
Imrah
J. Kellum
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Joan Grier
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Hominy
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Spirit of Sense
Dwyer’s Way
Redouble
Caprile
Helgadarle
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Unchel
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Turf Queen
C. Mehl
Rosy Tint
Martha Martin
Cyclamen
Gnome Girl
Smackover
Sanford
F. J. Baker
Gormond
F. Moon
Apostle
K. Horvath
False Pride
Grippeminaud
Wamp
Ederle
Heinie Groh Released by Pirates in Surprise Move
Pittsburgh Nov 2 The Pirates unconditional release longtime utility fielder Heinie Groh who recently took over as manager of Charlotte in the South Atlantic League opening spring duties. Also Boston results Bobby Brown of Lowell stopped Joey Knapp in ten rounds with Acetta of Providence winning an eight round semi final and Newlson of Brockton victorious in a four round preliminaries Moore of Boston defeated Jordan of Lowell Rochon of Cambridge defeated Santello of Providence.
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New York
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Brockton
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Joe Jordan
Gene Rochon
Cambridge
Tony Santello
Tommy Brown Falls To Peterson In Four Round Worcester Bout
In Worcester at Redmen's hall a 1500 crowd watched Echo Peterson defeat Tommy Brown in four rounds. Peterson dominated the third and won the final round as Brown suffered a four round setback. Payne stopped Jackie Rogers in one round in a dramatic finish. Several Worcester amateurs, including Ed Skinnelli and Babe Denico, fell to visiting boxers from New Milford and Bridgeport, with referee change noted for next week.
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Payne
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Stout
Redmen
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Eddie O'Connor
Port
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Frankie Smith
Norwalk
Tommy Carroll
Victor Karnier
Jacy King
Bulie Burdick
Artie Russo
al Skincull
Jacks Herman
Ray Miller
Joe Smith
Bridgepot
Billy Jackson
Jimmy Dickson
Wick Fargo
Harry Devine
Danbury
Slattery KOs Gitlitz in sixth at Buffalo fight
Buffalo light heavyweight champion Jimmy Slattery defeated Murray Gitlitz of New Haven by technical knockout in the sixth round of a scheduled ten round bout. Slattery's lefts opened cuts near Gitlitz's eyes, and a capacity crowd of 7,509 watched as the referee stopped the fight. Weights were listed at Slattery 171 and Gitlitz 178 1-2.
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National Boxing Association
Murray Gitlitz
New Haven
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Gitlitz
Washington offers to sell holdouts in pro basketball
Washington officials offered to sell its three holdout players to Detroit for cash. Detroit had sought Roger Cooney of Brooklyn and Washington owner George P. Marshall also offered Bob Grady of Brooklyn and John Conaty of Newark, N J, as part of the deal.
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Roger Cooney
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George P. Marshall
Dundee Defends Welterweight Title in Los Angeles
Joe Dundee of Baltimore faces Ace Hudkins of Nebraska in a ten round welterweight title bout at the grandstand park in Los Angeles tomorrow night. Both fighters weighed near 147 pounds, with Dundee at 144 and Hudkins at 146. Betting swung to even money as Hudkins claimed confidence, while promoter Dick Donald hoped clear weather would boost a gate above $100,000.
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Baltimore
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Dundee
Hodkins
Hudkins
Dick Donald
Weather Man
Umbrella
Whelan Picked in Minor League Draft by Shreveport
Gus Whelan of Lynn Massachusetts was among nineteen players chosen in the minor league draft announced by John H Farrell secretary of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues He was selected by Shreveport Louisiana on November 2 in Auburn New York according to Associated Press reports
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Associated Press
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Lynn
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Shreveport
Connecticut Women's Golf Association 11th Championship Planned
The Farmington Country Club will host the 11th Connecticut Women's Golf Association championship, announced at the New Haven Country Club meeting. Tentative dates are June 12 to 16. Mrs. M. J. Lawlor was re elected president with officers named, and several clubs requested open dates for 1928.
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Whitneyville
M. J. Lawlor
Waterbury
George P. Seeley
New Haven
Russell Fenn
R. 8. Ekone
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H. A. Martelle
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Wendell G. Reycroft
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Seeley
Fenn
Martelle
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W. B. Hall
Brooklawn Country Club
John K. William Son
George N. Bissell
Harold Fish
Walter Perry
Fairfield
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