New York Races Upset Derby Results Surprise Jamaica Track
Robert Morris, a 200-1 shot, stunned older horses at Jamaica in a mile and sixteenth handicap to win $10,000-added race, while Dispose and Curious Coin failed to perform as Derby favorites in the same meet. Mettlesome led a $3,750 purse, finishing ahead of Olympus, with King Cole scratched.
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Sid Feder
New York
lPi
Dispose
Curious Coin
Florida
Jamaica
Robert Morris
Victor Emanuel
Richard Wieberg
Flinleah
Isabel Dodge Sloane
Air Brigade
Zacatine
Ogden Phipps
King Cole
J. Fred Byers
Pittsburgh Steel
Snow
Jacopo
Nick Wall
Barrington
Olympus
Hash
Fenelon
Saratoga
Fred Perry Wins Pro Net Tournament at Pinehurst
Fred Perry captured the Pinehurst singles title with a four set victory over Dick Skeen of Hollywood, Calif. After Skeen faced two match points in the ninth game and another in the eleventh of the fourth set, Perry surged to triumph in the fifth, while Perry and Vincent Richards also won the doubles finals the day before.
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Pinehurst
Perry
Sheen
Vincent Richards
Stars Enter Relay Philadelphia Meet At Penn
Two of the nation’s top athletes Barney Ewell from Penn State and Edward Dugger of Tufts head a field of nearly 3000 scholastic and collegiate competitors assembled for the 17th University of Pennsylvania relay carnival in Philadelphia on Friday and Saturday.
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Philadelphia
Barney Ewell
Pen State
Edward Dugger
Tufts College
University of Pennsylvania
Newport News Panthers Win Close Golf Crown
Newport News earns a 6 to 5 victory over Guilford after a ninth inning rally, securing their second consecutive conference win. Stasuli and Nance each collected three hits to pace the Panthers, while Scotton pinned down Guilford after early trouble.
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Newport News
Cnilford
Guilford College
High Point College Panthers
Red Sox Rally To 7-2 Victory Over A's In Philadelphia
Boston jumps on Bill Beckman for three early hits and two runs, adds more in the second and third, then Cronin belts a three run homer as the Red Sox down the Athletics 7 to 2 for a sweep in Philadelphia before 8,604 fans. Emerson Dickman holds the Mackmen to six hits over seven innings, while Boston's defense errors aid the win.
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Panthers
Lowdermilk
Yow
Scotten
Thomasville
Quakers
Mills
Hilliard Nance
Lenoir-Rhyne
Stasuli
Nance
Shell
Invaders
Philadelphia
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Sox
Sboaston
Boston
Bill Beckman
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Pete Fox
Jimmy Foxx
Dominic Dufaggio
Emerson Dickman
Mackmen
Frankie Hayes
Bob Johnson
Sam Chapman
A’s
Ferrick
Harris
Eee
Philadelphia O
Peacock
Collins
Suder
Brancata
Doerr
Tabor
Hayes
Foxx
Chapman
DiMaggio
Johnson
di Massia
Fes
Doer
Fox
Dickman
Beckman
Giants Win Fifth Straight Behind Schumacher Five Hit Shutout
New York Giants complete fifth consecutive win as Flat Schumacher throws a five hit shutout over the Phillies. Babe Young and Harry Danning homer, Mel Ott adds a double, and a seventh inning rally after Tom Hughes falters caps a 7–0 victory. readings show Giants dominance despite early control issues. attendance 14,192.
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New York
New York Giants
Flat Schumacher
Babe Young
Harry Danning
Terrymen
Phillies
Schumacher
Dodgers
Phils
Kiein
Marnie
Nagel
Bragan
Warren
Hughes
Whhitehead
Grengo
Jurges
Young
Danning
Whitehead
Philadelphia
Bruner
Schumacher Rizzo
Huznes
Ballantant
Batlick
Pinelli
Winston Polo Loop: Winston-Salem Meet Fort Bragg at Pinehurst
On April 19 the Pinehurst polo field hosts a South Carolina style match with Tar Heel poloists facing Uncle Sam’s Fort Bragg riders. Major Eugene Harrison leads the Army four while A H Eller captains the Winston-Salem four in a 3 pm start. public admission welcomed.
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Pinehurst
North Carolina
Uncle Sans Army
Fort Bragg
Winston-Salem
Fort Shaw
Eugene Harrison
Jacob L. Devers
Army
A. H. Eller
College Baseball and Track Scores Across Several Camps
Baseball results show Wake Forest to fall 6 by 10 innings against Duke, plus Clemson 10 over Erskine and Virginia Tech 9 over VMI. Freshman baseball features North Carolina 2 Charlotte High, Duke 10 Oak Ridge, and a Wake Forest versus Boston College tennis note. Track reports NC State 66 over Davidson 60, Richmond 70 3 over W and L 55 2, and other small meet results across Maryland Virginia and North Carolina campuses.
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Wake Forest
Duke
Salisburyr
Catawba
Lenoir- Rayne
High Point
Guilford
Davidson
North Carolina
Clemson
Erskine
Hampden-Sydney
Hampden- Sydney
Medical College of Virginia
Lexington
Virginia Tech
Voom
Ashland
Randolph Macon
American University
Charlottesville
Michigan
Virginia
Chapel Hill
Charlotte High
Durham
Oak Ridge
Raleigh
North Carolina State
Richmond
Washington and Lee
Blacksburg
Virginnia Tech
College Park
Maryland
William and Mary
Bridgewater
Lynchburg
Boston College
Salisbury
Lenoir-Rhyne
Kansas Relays See New Marks
At the nineteenth annual Kansas Relays in Lawrence, Indiana and Texas athletes posted two new marks despite a chilling wind and heavy track. Campbell Kane of Indiana anchored a 3:51.1 in the sprint medley, 3:25.2 for the half mile, while Archie Harris set a 171 feet 6 1/2 inch discus record for Indiana. The meet also saw Carlton Terry of Texas clock 9.4 seconds in the 140 yard dash amid strong tailwinds.
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Harold Claassen Lawrence
Kas
Indiana
Texas
University of Kansas
Hoosierland
Campbell Kane
Archie Harris
Petty
Rice
Kane
Mac Amstedtt
Oklahoma
Carlton Terry
Cy Leland
Texas Christian
Piedmont Loop To Start Play In 1941 Season
Piedmont League eight club Class B circuit opens its 1941 season with high hopes for talent and finances. Norfolk president Ralph Daughton predicts attendance near one million due to defense industries. Boston Red Sox move Rocky Mount to Greensboro. five new managers debut. Durham and Winston Salem get new ownership, parks open, and Selective Service effects loom as teams release players.
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Richmond
Tobacco Belt
Ralph H. Daughton
Norfolk
National Defense
Boston Red Sox
Rocky Mount
Greensboro
Eddie Phillips
Richmond Colts
Calvin Griffith
Charlotte
Heiniec Manush
Eddie Sawyer
Tars
Don Curry
Portsmouth Cubs
Nick Cullop
Asheville
High Rock Park
Portsmouth
Winston Salem
Durham
Selective Service Act
Hank Razner
Lou Thuman
Brooklyn Powers Doubleheader with 8-0 Wins on Patriots Day
Dodgers beat Bees 8-0 in morning game with home runs by Peewee Reese Ducky Medwick and Luke Hamlin five hit pitching. Whitlow Wyatt tossed an 8-0 shutout in the afternoon with a one hitter through seven innings before two in the eighth. Wyatt drove in runs with a single and teammates added more on offense as Brooklyn game and crowd of 17,038 watched.
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Boston
Dodgers
Bees
Brooklyn
Peewee Reese
Ducky Medwick
Luke Hamlin
Whitlow Wyatt
Wyatt
Miller
Dahlgren
West
Buddy Hassett
George Barnicle
Brooklyn Attack
Reese
Pete Reiser
Babe Phelps
Dolph Camili
Bolton Arho Arho
West If
Taal Camilli
Miller Ss
Phelps
Dahlsten Ib
K'pouris
Derres
Oong
Hamim
Averill
Masi
Errickson
Majeski
Sullivan
Berres
Carnett
Waner
Majesti
Lavagetté
Canishi
Kam- Pouris
Owen
Rowell
Barnicle
Reiser
Camilli
Atiller
Earley
Carnet
Hirampouris
Vampires
Dunn
Stewart
Magerkurth
Payton Leads Newport News To South Atlantic Golf Title
George Payton of Newport News High School won medalist honors with a 153 total, edging Chip Clark of Lexington by one stroke as Newport News captured the 7th annual South Atlantic Golf Tournament at Blair Park. Team results list Lexington second, Greensboro third, Greenville fourth, and High Point fifth.
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Newport News
Blair Park
Red” Spiegle
Edwin Rappold
John Ball
George Payton
Ralph Ball
G. A. Wilkinson
Lexington
Jimmy Everhart
Carroll Wall
Fletcher Wall
Chip Clark
Carl Newsome
Enterprise
High Point Parks and Juvenile Commission
Virginian
Clark
Davidson County
Bob Alspaugh
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Greenville, S. Co
High Point
South Carolina
Virginia
Tech High Oé
Atlanta
Donald Dunkelberg
Payton
Don Adderton
Durham
Rappold
R. Ball
J. Ball
Lexington Clark
F. Wall
Co. Wall
J. Everhart
Greensboro Taylor
McLeans
McManus
Teague
Alspaugh
Newsom
McNait
O’brien
Durham D. Adderton
B. Adderston
Weaver
Green
Charlotte Eryant
Grice
Riggins
Wanzer
Fayetteville Ambrose
Olivier
Hamilton
Radshaw
Raleigh Reaves
Salisbury Dorsett
Bland
Baseball game report with scrambled box score notes
In a rough box score style the report lists Reese Camilli Medwick and Kampouris among hitters with multi base shots and RBIs. Errors and assists are noted for Camilli Sisti Rowell and Dahleren. Pitchers Hamlin Errickson Sut and Rickson are named with an 2 10 time and 5035 attendance.
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Berres
Errichson
Frror—Sists
Reese
Camilli
Kampouris
Sistt J
Rowell
Reiser
Medwick
Phe
Fices
Hamlin
Waner
Pouris
Sisti
Dahleren
Tes
Brooklyn
Boston
Bese
Errices
Bdy Hamlin
Rickson
Br Sullivan
Errickson
Sut
Itrickson
Magerkurth
Steves
Dunn
Attendans
Miller
Mass
Majeskt
Janney Rider Wins Gre National Point-to-Point Record
Stuart Janney Jr. of Garrison Maryland steeplechase rider wins his third race of the season aboard Winton a seven year old gelding setting a new record in the gre national point to point race a 49.4 time noted in Merford Maryland April report.
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Janney
Merford
Stuart Janney
Garrison
Attsney
Winton
Csing
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