Racing's Three-Year-Old Contenders Dominate Spring Debut
United Press reports from New York outline a star-studded cohort of three-year-olds shaping the spring racing season after wartime disruption. Stable stars Pavet and Free For All loom as top Derby contenders, with rivals Esteem Jeopardy War Jeap Vat O Luk Fighting Dan Aly Pholos Floodtown Ciudim Pericles Sed Swallow and the filly Busher among likely nominees as June races approach.
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New York
Remmants
Jast Yery
Utes
Sir Barton Gaskint Fox
Omati
War Admiral
Whirkiviry
Clowat Pluet
William Teffords Pavet
John Mars
Bit Pavet
Free For
Esteem
Jvep
War Jeap
Vat O Luk
Fighting Dan
Aly Pholos
Floodtown
Ciudim
Pericles
Sed Swallow
Busher
Racing Dates May Be Okeh
LOS ANGELES The state horse racing board meets here to allot 1945 racing dates to Santa Anita Del Mar Bay Meadows and Hollywood Park. Santa Anita officials expect the board will grant their request to open Tuoseliy. Representatives from the four tracks discussed entry mechanics in a conference. Speculation has Santa Anita seeking a fall meeting through July 7 and Del Mar proposing 87 days through Tanber Day. Hollywood Park and Ray Meadows are expected to split fall dates.
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Los Angeles
State Horse Racing Board
Santa Anita
del Mar
Bay Menowwa
Mollywoods Park
Npan
Holywoodack
Ray Meadows
Beavers Top Padres Behind Messer Solo Homer Lift
Roy Messer of the Beavers outdueled the Padres with four innings of strong relief and eight strikeouts as Portland beat San Diego 4 0. Frank Shone added a homer as the Beavers widened their lead to four games while Seattle rose to second with a Rainiers win. Oakland fell to fourth after a 5 1 defeat to Los Angeles and San Francisco swept Hollywood 3 0 at Seals Stadium.
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United Press
San Diego Padres
Roy Messer
Portland Beaver
Padres
Selmy
Portland
Frank Shone
Beavers
Seattle Rainiers
Ayead
San Diego
Sacramento Somitors
Vetunin
Carl Piseler
Hini
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Hol Suen
Uo Solon
Oakland Acorns
Forth Place
Los Angeles
Len Gilmore
Acorn
Jodie Phipps
Angels
Tennis Charges Cleared for Talbert and Segura
Billy Talbert of Indianapolis and Segura of Ecuador, ranked Nos. two and three in the United States, were cleared of charges they accepted excess expenses for Florida tours. U S Lawn Tennis Association president Holetombe Ward said the investigation found they received proper expense money for exhibitions at Palm Beach and Pomano, and editor Edward Stillman apologized to all parties.
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Billy Talbert
Indianapolis
Francisco Segura
Ecuador
Florida
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U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
Edward Stillman
Pali Beach
Pom Pano
Stillman
Talbert
Sexura
USLTA
Junior B B League to Be Formed in Hayward
Hayward plans a junior baseball league for boys under 18 with teams from area. Aimed at May 15 meeting at city hall, jointly sponsored by the Hayward Review and Hayward Recreation Commission. Discussions also on possible softball leagues and moving lights at the high school field.
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Hayward
City Hall
Tin
Pou UK
Wesley Ciarcon
Hayward Review
Hayward Recreation Commission
Uret Hate
Walign
Hoppe Extends Lead In Billiards Exhibition Tourney
The cross country exhibition tourney between Willie Hoppe and Welker Cochran shows Hoppe leading 3,724 to 3,695. Hoppe won last night’s block here 60 to 46 and took the matinee 60 to 47, tightening his overall advantage in the series.
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Hoppe
Portland, O
U.2
Willie Hoppe
Welker Cochran
Cochran
Service Olympics May Develop From Military Program
Millions of American soldiers in Europe join a vast athletic program that could culminate in Service Olympics at Paris. 22 sports areas begin, directed by Lt. Col. F. G. McCormick, former Minnesota athlete and head of the Army athletic program. Softball volleyball touch football and table tennis each expected to draw 1,200,000 participants. Basketball baseball and shoe racing may involve 600,000 participants.
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U.S. Army Headquarters
Europe
Paris
Army
F. G. McCormick
University of Minnesota
Pepperdine Star Buzolich Named Athlete of the Month
Pepperdine hoops center Nick Buzolich is chosen Athlete of the Month by the Helis Athletic Foundation after starring at the National Intercollegiate Tournament in Kansas City. Also named Athlete of the Month is Adolfo Quiniano, the national light heavyweight Golden Gloves winner, who recently turned professional.
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Los Angeles
Helis Athetic Foundation
Lody Atamud
Nick Buzolich
Pepperdine College
Jay Marth
Buzolich
Kansas City
Adalfa Quijano
Quire Juuio
May Snowstorm Rages In New England
A May snowstorm in northern New England caused two deaths and over 1 million dollars in crop and property damage. Up to 15 inches of snow snarled highways, especially in western Massachusetts Vermont New Hampshire and Maine as power lines and plows were disrupted and towns faced outages.
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Boston
Wrey
New England
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Finance Head Defends Bill
Finance Head defends a bill on county tax losses and a proposed partial old age pension. The plan would cost the state about 27.5 million dollars, with 56,000 potential applicants and 5.5 million in county costs. An 18 year old voting age amendment was set for Wednesday. The assembly estimates 300 dollar monthly pensions for those 60 to 63, with federal support of 20 dollars per month for those over 66.
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Orsus
Assembly
Neantime
Assembly Social Welfare Department
Tax concessions proposed for reconversion plans outlined
The joint congressional committee on postwar taxation proposed broad tax relief to aid reconversion. It cites a $5.4 billion speeded refund program and a liberal excess profits exemption, potentially saving businesses about $160 million in 1947 on 1946 taxes. It also notes a 1 percent cut in excess profits tax could drop payments by $80 million this year and $710 million in 1946, with refunds of about $1.8 billion to corporations if paid after January 1.
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U.P
Joint Congressional Committee On
House Ways and Means
Senate Finance Committees
Joint Committee
SF Police Officer To Speak in Hayward
Lieutenant Meehan, eight years with the San Francisco Police juvenile detail, will discuss youth centers and juvenile problems at Edward Union High School Wednesday evening May 16 under sponsorship of the Hayward Areas Community Council. The event invites the public to hear Meehan, known for his work with youth issues in the city.
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Edyward Union High School
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Lieu
Movhsin
Hayward
Ares Community Council
Lieul. Meehan
San Francisco
Valle Vista PTA Installs Officers and Scouts Event
Valle Vista News reports the Valle Vista PTA hosts an installation of officers at Valle Vista School on May 17 with a luncheon and decorations led by Mrs. Kya Cauble and Mrs. Lorin Blackwell. Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts perform, a new scoutmaster named Norton is announced, and local officials brief attendees on scouting and Dumbarton Oaks plans.
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Hayward
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Jorita Blackwell
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O. B. Paulsen
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Dumbarton Oaks
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Solows
Lorne Blackwe
Elizbeth Patterson
Rush Puzey
Pearl Chapin
Reva Bowman
Lois Vincent
Dorothy Armstong
Lela Hamm
R. J.barbey
Eid
Dairy and Livestock Prices Set in Bay Area Markets
SF Dairy Butter prices noted at 94 store 480 and 9 percent scare with notes of 90 and 89 scores. Cattle salable 50 with steer prices 16.50 to 16.75, grass and common cattle activity seen. heifers 14.14.50, grass cows 13.50, cutters 9.00, canners 7.50 to 8.50. Hogs: sows 14.00 to 15.00, boars and barrows 15.75, pits 22.00. Lambs: two decks good to choice 88 lb at 14.89. מס
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San Francisco
Tate
Village Schaalgiil Sought by Police
Police search for Patricia Ann Water, daughter of George Watson, missing from her home near Pause Cheanule last night while preparing for bed. Fire Chief Watson says she has been truant from St. Elizabeth's School in Oakland and was to report to the Sisters. A friend, Jackie Jlogsack of Oakland, also disappeared.
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Patricia Ann Water
San Latengo
Ediof
George Watson
Mathvis
Watson
St. Elizabeth's School
Oakland
Jackie Jlogsack
Coalidge Avert
Obituaries Mary Jane Richer 72 Dies in Hayward
Funeral services for Mary Jane Richer 72 who died yesterday in Hayward will be held Saturday at 2 00 pm from the residence chapel of Hayward Mortuary Burial will be at Lone Tree cemetery She was the wife of Prank Richer and mother of Prank M Richer of Jose A Tow native.
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Hayward
Hayward Mortuary
Buriel
Lone Tree Cemetery
Prank Richer
Prank M
Richor
Jose
Tow
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