Derby Winner Favored in Preakness
Derby winner Lo Hopper remains the strong favorite for the Preakness at Baltimore as experts weigh a possible Triple Crown bid. The colt, bought by Fred W. Topper, tied the record with three Derby wins, and his star rider Avinoa’s victory adds to his storied career while leaving open the Belmont and Kentucky stakes.
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Nhap Jr
Kimoph
Fred W. Topper
Abel
Daddy
Sir Gullabad
Lo Hopper
Man O'War
Hockey Mdeliv Areara
Covington, Ky
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Chin
Avenuo
Issue Murphy
Park Gunde
Ves
Texas
York
Cin
Devil Wier
Stinely
Ciallant Fox
Margaret Osborne Clinches Three Championship Titles
Margaret Osborne swept three championships at the national event. She won the women's singles by defeating Wrayth of Beverly Hills 6-4 6-? and captured the women's doubles with Barbara Los Angeles 6-1 6-? Then she teamed with Dave Anva to win the mixed doubles final, signaling a dominant performance amid duress.
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Argaret Osborne
Berikelimy
Calaia Lennis
Ational
Margaret Osre
T He Sat Founessean
Oain Wrsyth
Beverly Hills
Iss Brough
Pher
Barbara Los Angeles
Gel
Davin Anva We
Mi Brough
Capt
la Anuelus
Revival Planned for Pacific Coast Football Conference
Spokane Washington reports the revival of the Pacific Coast Conference football as PCC Commissioner Victor O Schmidt outlines a two day meeting calendar. The plan centers on a divisional structure with Northern and Southern divisions, while the east and west divisions compile separately, signaling a major realignment discussed at the organizational session. A recovered grey 1998 Plymouth sedan stolen from Sparking Place on Front Street was found near Hunt's Bakery, gas cap missing, returned to owner Doris Bard of 2067 Meckland Ave.
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Wash
Reival
Aummuil Dune Leeting
PCC
Victor Ochmidt
Angeles
Burl
Washington Shire College
Sparking Place
Front Street
Ideal Police
Yes
Hunt
Mnery
Dorisbard
Meckland Ave
Coast League Play Levels Off After Hectic Weekend
The Pacific Coast League saw a tightened race after a hectic weekend. Portland Beavers slumped Sunday while Seattle Rainiers won twice to close within two and a half games of the leaders. Highlights included Bob Williams’s no hit bid for Hollywood and Mal Tagnin’s six hit shutout for Seattle. Rip Russell and Damon Jayes led clutch home runs as wind aided offense across Oakland and Sacramento. Hefty injuries struck Jimmy Grant, likely ending his season. Upcoming fixtures shift to home sites as Seattle visits Portland and Oakland hosts Francisco with other series set.
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United Press
Portland Beavers
Seattle Rainiers
Hollywood Stars
San Diego
Beavers
Seattle
San Francisco
Wiel Saevamen-to
Oakland
Bob Williams
Pollywood
Padres
Mal Tagnin
Damon Jlayes
Tom Hafey
Jimmy Frank
Sacramento
Rip Russell
Los Angeles
Oakland Sacramento
Jimmy Grant
Suchur
Port Land
Prangisco
Helwood
Voam
Sure Plane
Ana Los Angeles
Ana San Diego
Red Sox Star Dave Ferriss After Streak Ends Versus Yankees
In a drizzly night game Ferriss discussed his snapped winning streak with reporters. He blamed bad breaks and team hits, while trainer Win Green deflected blame and noted Ferriss had no alibi. Ferriss said the loss was just one game and he felt fine physically.
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Jack Cuddy
York
Dave
Boo” Ferriss
Red Sox
Shaw
Lwo
Ferris
Philadelphia
Perris
Yanks
Mississippi Mudcat
Win Green
Mississippi
Green
Big
Milwaukees College Track Champs Crowned At Meet
The 1946 NCAA track and field championships at Manquette University Stadium crowned new national and collegiate champions including Navy and Illinois. Navy led with 60 points on a 16 man squad as nine new NCAA titles were earned by competitors from Navy Texas Missouri Illinois Michigan and other schools.
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Minchies
N.C. A
John van Velter
Navy
Earl Collins
Texas
George Walker
Minois
Walker
Bill Kash
Ross Hume
Michigan
Ed Quirk
Missouri
Jevelin
Bill Patton
Browl
Henry Ailiva
Ilinois
Markets for Today Dairy Butter and Oats Prices
San Francisco market brief lists butter scores 93 and 92 at 43 and 42 12 cents. also 42 percent and 80 score. Oats price 27.9 cents per unit. Trip noted.
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San Francisco
All Major Teams Vie for Pennant
New York reports a near even pennant chase as seven teams trail leaders within six games. No club has yet shown lasting consistency, with only two struggling Philadelphia clubs clearly out of contention among the 16 majors.
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New York
U.P
Philadelphia
Livestock Prices Report From San Francisco Market
S F Livestock San Francisco market notes mixed cattle hogs and sheep prices. Light common light steers 12.50 to 14.60 with medium heifers 14.14 to 14.60, grass cows 13.50, cutters 9.00 to 7.50, bulls 10. Sheep show 25 to 94 lb lambs at 14.25 with common to medium ewes 4.50 to 36.50. Hogs salable 40, feeder pigs 99, sows 14 to 15.00.
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U.P
Wally Aleady
Expansion of Bell Telephone to Rural Farmers
A booklet titled More and Better Telephony Service for Farmers outlines a Bell System expansion to double rural telephone numbers. Led by Jason J. Tansxelman and others, the plan aims to extend service despite cost, with estimated expenditures around 100 million dollars. Distribution is handled by W. B. Sutherland of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company as surveys for further expansion proceed.
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Bell Telephone System
Jason J. Tans Xelman
The
America Telephone Sod Polegraph Company
Anlchheld S. Osborne
Dilet Enginery
W. B. Sutherlland
M Anager
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell System
Miller Urges Release Of Men Over Thirty
Congressman George P. Miller urged the War Department to release men in their thirties from active service at the earliest possible time compatible with military needs. He argued these veterans should have the chance to rejoin civilian life and pursue new occupations, returning to work and education.
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George P. Miller
War Department
Miller
Met
Car Stolen From Street Front of State Coffee Shop
Mrs Mae Bettencount of 317 Willow Avenue reports a 1946 Chevrolet convertible stolen from in front of the State Coffee Shop while she dined inside between 10 and 1?0 pm. Police were investigating the theft today.
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Mae Bettencount
Willow Avenue
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