Silvestre Boots Home Victory in Black Helen Handicap
Silvestre edged Meena in a tight finish at Hialeah Park in the Black Helen handicap. Atkinace aboard Silvestre overcame a late challenge from Isaac Breroers Metn Maidan, with Ktm K Bryson watching as Fiddiera Bit and We Mass trailed in fourth and fifth amid a 12,342 crowd.
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Miamy
Tiny Tod Atkinace Food
Woolford Farm
Bivestra
Hie Yeh Park
Balrday
Campagner
Ktm
K. Bryson
J. Earest
Wok
Hie
Isaac Breroers
Metn Maidan
Silvestra
Atkinsoo
Meena
Malden Sas Mra
Lee Installed As Head Of Bar Group In Houston County
Lee was installed Friday as president of the Houston County Bar Association at the regular meeting. Other officers named were N Prank Prngdeon as vice president J Robert Hamecy as secretary and Ming Fiingteth Eapy as another secretary. Judge Lawrence T Oakley was the keynote speaker and reviewed The Lawyer's Place in an Upact World by Malcolm McDermitt of Duke University. Oakley cited McDermitt's remarks recalling Hitler's first act in conquering Germany to wipe out law professionals and rally people to him as savior.
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Duke University
North Carolina State Bar Association
Oskley
McDermott
Eddrems
Hitler
Germany
Rucker Cagers Edge Marianna in Close WAC clash
Rucker WAC Cagers beat Marianna 18 Friday night at the Field House to even the series at one game each. Irene Livingston tallied 16 points with rebounding help. Corporal Dorothy Bccardi and Corporal Helen Wineburger each added six points for the winners. Lieutenant Allen led Marianna with strong play and aggressive defense.
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WAC
Marianne Aur
Wats
Rucker
Irene Livingston
Dorothy Bccardi
Helen Wineburger
Marianna Wee
Allen
Ing
Aix
Mary J. Butler
Pxt
Viaon Dougherty
Supply Detachment Lumber One
Barger
Livingston
Breard
Jones
Hartman
Burnell
Marianna
Hedrick
Liles
Davis
Bermond
Wierquch
Spink Seeks Roosevelt View On Baseball War Effort
The Sporting News publisher I G Taylor Spink said he spoke for himself when he asked President Roosevelt for a view on baseball in wartime. Lan dis said no one authorized him to seek special treatment for players. Spink stressed the letter concerned player availability for off season war work and not the Selective Service Act. Stephen Early replied the matter depends on SS act regulations. Not all penguins live in the Antarctic, one species is in the Galapagos.
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ST. Louis
I. G. Taylor Spink
Sporting News
Roosevelt
Kenesaw M. Landis
Chicago
Spink
Selective Service Act
Bal
Thera
Stephen Early
Nation
Renewal Of Auburn Alabama Grid Relations Hinted By State Officials
In Montgomery Governor Sparks suggests renewing the Auburn Alabama football series after a long lapse. Auburn President Duncan signals strong favor and Alabama's Paty says campus committees will decide, with neither school fielding a team in 1943. The 1907 split stemmed from antagonistic administrators, though interest in a resumption remains.
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Sparks
Xo College
Duncan
Auburn
Alabama
Auburn Bay Bees
Mercer University
Macon
Sthluise
Haygood Patereen
Caid
Revelta Leads Texas Open After Frantic Front Nine
Texas Open leader Revelta shot a five stroke lead at the halfway mark with eight birdies and one bogey for 133. Harold McSpaden and Nelson chase from 139 and 133, while peers Byrom Neb Obie Harbert and Chick Melrig also contend as strong finishers.
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Mabold V. Bratlidf
Ban Antonio
Tex
Johnsy Nevelta
Evanston. Il
Brackenrdee Loomres
van Harold
Og McSpaden
Philadelphia
Levo
Plese
tM’s
Byrom Neb
Telads
Obie
Melrig (Chick) Harbert
Lincoln
Neb
Army Air Plebd
Gam Byrd
Philadelphis
Revolta
Nelson
Japs Ignore Offer By U.S. To Supply American Prisoners
The American Red Cross disclosed that four years ago it offered to deliver relief ships to aid American prisoners of war held by Japan, but Tokyo did not reply. Only two small shipments reached prisoners via Gripaholm in 1942 and 1943, while the Red Cross pushed for a regular relief route through neutral ports or Soviet ships to Vladivostok, with Japan offering no constructive response. The effort included proposals for neutral relay ports and even a fully crewed ship handed over to Japan, yet none led to sustained relief.
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Washington
mid-Pacific
Tokyo
Red Cross
Siberia
Japan
Big Channel
Vladijvostok
Red Crows
San Francisco
Ttwo
United States
American Red Cross
Vladivotok
Roliet
Braves Name Bob Coleman as Manager of Boston Braves
Bob Coleman veteran minor league catcher and longtime Braves figure was named manager of the Boston National League club on a one year contract. He will coach under resigned manager Caney Stengel and has appointed Tom Sheehan as coach. Coleman praised as strong with young players.
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Boston
Bob Coleman
Braves
National League Baseball
Colamat
Caney Stengel
Tom Sheehan
Minneapolis
American Association
Hie
Sheehan
George Kelly
New York Giants
Stengel
Colaman
Bob
Bob Quinn
Coleman
Hank Greenberg
Tommy Bridges
Eldon Auker
Roy Cul Ilenbing
al Javary
Whitey Wietelmann
Chuck Workman
Derringer and Nolan Reach Florida Mixed Foursomes Final
Paul Derringer of the Cubs and partner Freda Nolan fell in the Florida two-ball mixed foursome semi finals to Lee Koston and Marjorie Row, as Orlando hosts the event. In the other semi final, Herb Smith and Peggy Kirk defeated Allen Bryant and Mrs E H MacFarlane, with the 36 hole final scheduled for today. Spur Room Chardier, 1943 AL MVP, left New York for Atlanta for Army physicals after a standout season with six years in the Yankee rotation.
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Orlando
Fla
Paul Deringer
Chicago Cubs
Freda Nolan
New Castle
Penn
Florida
Darringer
Miss Nolan
Lee Koston
Muskegon
Michora
Marjorie Row
Amiston
Alm
Herb Smith
Peggy Kirk
Allen Bryant
Mra
E. H. MacFarlane
Moultrie. Ge
Chardier
New York
Tanke
Carnamville
Atlanta
Armed Forces
Chandler
Yankee
Western Open May Be Resumed This Year
The Western Golf Association plans to revive the Western Open this summer after a year’s suspension. William T. Woodson, new WGA president, says bids will go to courses accessible by public transport and proceeds will aid war bonds. The event will be held in a summer month with Amateur and pro fields affected by servicemen.
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Crarles
Chamberlain
WGA
PGA
Spokane
Waeh
Ohio State Seeks Deferment For Coach
Ohio State University President Bevis says the university asked the draft board to defer Coach Paul Brown, citing his role in campus military physical training amid many Army and Navy troops on campus. Brown, 36, father of three, had been reclassified from 3-A to LA.
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Columbus, C
Howard Being
Ohio State University
Paul Brown
Brown
Paul
Bevis
Army
Navy
Reckless Driving Charged To Georgian
Frank Selph of Valdosta Georgia faces reckless driving charges after a Friday collision in Geneva County Alabama that injured J C Ward of Malvern. Police say Selph, driving a truck, was blinded by another vehicle’s lights. Damage to the Pullum car was about 150 dollars.
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Frank Selph
Valdosta
Geneva County
Alabama State Highway Patrol
Dothan Eald
Earl Henley
P. Page
J. C. Ward
Malvern
Weslly K. Pullum
J. D. Hatton
C. A Hall
Gaid Selph
Pullum
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Jack Kingry
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Ka Lee
Dothan Roofing & Heating Co
J. E. Saliba
Fred Herring
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Ohio State
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Rita Hayworth
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