Hambletonian Day Crowds At Goshen Hovered Over $13,000
The Goshen Hambletonian draw surpassed years past with just over 13 000 attendees. Arch Derby the Kansas stallion faced mixed fate as a $1845 victory and $1500 earlier money shaped the day. Weather and bustling mutuel windows colored the scene while track reporters noted star drivers and the stable life around the event.
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Goshen
Kansas
Yankes
Henry Knight
Eteller
Hambletonian
Claussle
Strang
Second Pony League Umpire Triggers Riot in Buffalo
Umpire Leo Fournier had to be rescued by Mayor Thomas C. Marlin and Wellsville’s team after a near riot at Tullay Field as Bradford Blue Wings beat Wellsville 10 9 in a late ninth inning. Fans protested a called strike on Steve Sefick and a Brad ford throw deemed inside.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
Thomas C. Marlin
Wellsville
Wellsville Yankees
Leo Fournier
Bradford Blue Wings
Fournier
Yankee
Steve Sefick
Bradford
Smokey Infindola
Tullay Field
Hornell Pirates
Olean Oilers
Hornell
Marty Fasano
Mel ‘Himes
Himes
Boston Hopes Fade as Hughson Leaves for Navy Duty
Boston’s pennant chances faded as Tex Hughson prepared for Navy duty. He tossed four hits in Chicago loss while Al Zarilla and Hughson homered, the Browns winning 9-1 and tying the pace with 18th wins. Newhouser also won his 18th as Detroit beat Washington 4-2.
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Associated Press
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St. Louis Browns
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Navy
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Bob Johnson
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White Sox
al Zarilla
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New York Yankees
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Hank Borowy
Sig Jakucki
Luke
Sewell
Bob Mumerlef
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Hal Newhouser
Detroit
Washington
Barry Wynn
Newhouser
Dizzy Trout
Tigers
Senators
al Smitht
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis Cardinals
Phills
Max Lanier
Ken Reffensberger
Brooklyn
Curt Davis
Henk Wyse
Fritz Ostermueller
Pittsburgh
New York
Boston Braves
Cincinnati
al Javery
Arnie Carter
Anniversary of Dr Kalbfus Death Noted by Sportsmen
Harrisburg Aug 10 marking the 15th anniversary of Dr Joseph Kalbfus death tribute pours in from Pennsylvania sportsmen hailed as Father of Wildlife Conservation He was killed August 10 1919 in Warren County while locating game refuges A memorial plaque was placed at the state capitol In a 25th anniversary tribute Game Commission President Ross L Leffler honors the pioneer Kalbfus helped form the Pennsylvania State Sportsmen in 1900 and preceded the 1882 formation of the State Fish and Game Protective Association Gordon and Cramer Kalbfus staff members reflect on his conservation work and legacy.
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Harrisburg
Joseph Kalbfus
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Pennsylvania
Kalbfus
Warren County
State Capitol
Dr. Kalblust
Seth Gordon
Witowr M. Cramer
Commission
Gordon
Cramer
Brockway
Jefferson County
Dr. Kalbfus
Williamsport
Fish and Gamie Protective Association
Kalbius
Quarter final matches today in women's Western Amateur golf
Betty Jean Rucker of Stanford, a 20 year old from Spokane, faces defending champion Dorothy Germain of Philadelphia in a marquee quarterfinal as Sally Sessions of Muskegon battles Georgia Tainter of Paigo in another high profile match.
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Chicago
Betty Jean Rucker
Stanford University
Spokanre
Wash
Dorothy Germain
Philadelphia
Miss Germain
Imatch
Sally Sessions
Muskegon
Mich
Georgia Tainter
Paigo
N. D
Miss Rucker
Erie Boxing Night Produces Quick KOs and Decisions
Attend Erie boxing matches featured a 10 round decision by Bobby Giles of Buffalo after a late surge from 2000 spectators. Semifinals saw Johnny Virgo defeat Johnny Chathan, and Fred Patterson stopped Nelson Thorpe in the second round. Benny McCumbs and Johnny Varey posted knockouts, while Ruth More and Miss Germain faced trouble on the greens amid a separate golf round.
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Erte
Bobby Giles
Buffalo
Tony Gillo
New Haven
Com
Johnny Virgo
Rochester
Johnny Chathan
Fred Patterson
Nelson Thorpe
Benny
McCumbs
Detroit
Jackie Carpenter
Warren
Johnny Varey
Sunny Hampton
Favorite Goes to Greenven for Futurity
Astoclated Press reports from Goshen New York that Yankee Maid daughter of Volomite, after a strong showing in the 148 Juvenile title and a recent $18 467 win at Gotham Park, is set to run in Greenville Ohio for the futurity the week of August 21. The filly has risen from a $1 500 Derby purchase to a potential top prize winner as she faces the best three year olds. Crowd estimates near 1 8900 watched her win by five lengths in straight heats, then another four lengths in the second heat. Second and third places went to Daily Scott and Wy to Mrs. J. Burke's Fighting Scot, with Ruth's Day and others also placing in the field.
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Goshen
N.Y
Derby
Kole Yank Maid
Wichita, Kas
H.yj Baker
Dafignter
Volomite
Lassit
Yankee Maid
Gerling
Atcher Grey
Henry Knight
Almaluyst
Kentucky Blue Grass
Willy
Greenville
Ohio
Gond ‘Tie Park
Yariken
Tosife
Metvorite
Racine
Henry ‘Thomas
Dmily Scott
Iast
Io Joseph F. Burke
Exhibition game with G E club at Aero Field
The G E club meets Aero Field in an exhibition at Aero Field Friday night under lights. Pappy Sayre, head of the 500 club, predicts a one defeat for Hel string of 24 straight wins as the G E boys travel with high hopes.
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Aero Field
Soir Ubeelewiem
Gt 7
Hiya
Ion Beme
Avro Ploid Brie
Navy Service Veterans On Cornell's 44 Team
Cornell University football coach Carl Snavely builds a 44 man squad from Navy service veterans and college players, with 21 year old averages. Among them are Donald A. Cale and Dowald M. Demarest, both Navy V-12 trainees at Cornell, plus Richard Golden, Richard Scully, Robert Oakley and Clinton Laws, all with notable wartime service on ships, carriers, and in battles from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
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Northeastern University
Bolt
Richard Golden
Rahway
N. 3
Golden
North Atlantic
Cornell
Foreign Service
Frederick J. Pimpein
Greil Neck
Tve
South Pacine
Imate
Uta Cre
Leslie Ghapninn
New Castle
Ind
Finn
Robert de Scully
Guadsland
Tulagi
Scully
Theodore Roosevelt High School
Bronx
Robert P. Oaklay
Buffalo
Pacific
Clinton
Laws
Belleville
N. J
Bougainville
Undefeated 500 Team Wins Again
The undefeated 500 Dep. softball team defeated their rivals 12 to 8 at Aeyn Field. Johnston’s double brought in runs as did Devereauy’s extra hit. McElray led the losers with three hits, while Stamens and Anderson delivered key plays for the victorious side. Umpires were Baresi and Messina.
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Aeyn Field
Si Hile
Ginis
Perinn
Martowita
Sveniel
Baevels
Seruss
Antler bowlers plan new season and leagues detailed
The Antler Keglers, led by Elks, announce plans for a 1944 45 bowling season with ten teams and revamped alleys. Cards and return forms go out this week as ten team fleets and multiple six team leagues for men and women are explored, with August 19 deadline for tabulation and schedules to follow.
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Ias
AL He Arto
Spain
Raymond Mig Company
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