Hasty Road wins Widener Handicap at Hialeah Park
Hasty Road led all the way to win the 132,800 Widener Handicap mile and a quarter before 30,472 fans. Capeador and Social Outcast followed as Capeactor and Rain Of War faded. Hasty Road earned 95,600 for owners Jr. and Mrs. Allie Reuben.
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Miami
Fla
Hasty Road
Hialeah Park
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Brookmeade Stable
Bruce
Campbell
Hasty House Farms
Toledo
Ohio
Johnny Adams
Cerise Reine
Capeador
Social
Eric Guerin
Allie Reuben
Robert S. Lytle
Correlation
California
Henry Moreno
Hedley Woodhouse
Woodhouse
Club House
Capedor
Ram O’ War
Mister Black
Hasty House
James Cox Brady
Greentree Stable
Navy uses zone to beat Georgetown 77 to 54
Navy’s tight zone defense overwhelmed Georgetown as Dave Smalley poured in 27 points to lead Navy to a 77 54 victory. Warren Buehler scored 19 for the Hoyas, but Navy capitalized on turnovers and breaks to improve to 9 9 while Georgetown stands 12 22.
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Annapolis
Navy
Thetown
Two Top Teams Draw Byes In Rec League Tourney
The City Recreation Basketball Tournament opens Raemegae night at the Armory with top seed Sylvania awaiting the Wednesday semifinals after a 10-0 regular season. Second seed Durham Life led the lower bracket and also sits out until Wednesday. Opening Tuesday games feature Kennedy Oil vs Sylvania’s path and Briley Furniture against National Guard with semifinals set for midweek and finals Friday.
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City Recreation
Raemegae
Armory
Sylvania
Durham Life
Bar-Mil
Kennedy Oil
Briley Furniture
National Guard
erAft
Kennedy
Tional Guard
Bur-Mil
Pur-Mil Sailey Furn Jovee
Cao Bilbogs
Coltrane Tedder
Neae Oo
Durtlap
McDonald
Bureetees
Foster
MK Natl
Durham Life Mall
Teague Len
Harkins
Hamlet Dunitan
KR. L. Jones
A Royals
Howard Kennedy
Chadwick
Enbiet
Fiuard
Mickey
Sylvanta Kennedy
Peek
Sunday School Cage Results From YMCA League
Wesley Memorial defeating Springfield Friends 41 37 tops the week. Calvary Methodist hammered C I C Class 83 46 led by Harmon 35 and King 17. North Main St beat East Green St 82 48 with Teague 33 and Clinard 17. First Church of God won by forfeit as Fairmont Park did not show.
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Calvary Methodist
North Main St. Baptist
First Church of God
First
Church of God
Fairmont Park
Springfield Friends
Springfield Quint
Beefy Wright
Ingram
Eller
Jones
Harry Harmon
King
Ward
Welborn
Larry Grissett
H. Bull
North Main St
Bobby Teague
East Green St. Quint
B. Clinard
Smith
East Green St
Robertson
Kelley
U S Jumping Team Heads Into Stretch
CAMDEN S C Feb 19 The Prix des Nations team a unit of the U S equestrian squad training for the Pan American Games in Mexico City in March 2026 heads into a home stretch of daily workouts on Camden s Springdale Course Brig Gen J Tupper Cole leads the group veterans Arthur McCashin Bill Steinkraus and newcomers Charlies Dohenny Jr Capt John Wheeler are among riders training alongside the Three Day Team and Maj Robert Berg coaches the lone dressage entrant The article recalls past civilian and military links to U S equestrian competition and notes international rivals from Mexico Chile Brazil Argentina and others The piece also lists training history and the role of funding and horse selection in international events
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Camden
S.C
U.S
Mexico City
J. Tupper Cole
U.S.A
Springdale
Arthur McCashin
Pluckemin
N.J
Bill Steinkraus
Westport
Conn
Charlies Dohenny Jr
Lake Forest
John Wheeler
Camp Carson
Colo
Frank Duffy
Birmingham
Mich
Walter Staley Jr
Mexico
J. E. B. Wofford
Milford
Kan
United States
Maj
Robert Berg
Eugene
Ore
Exico
Chile
Brazil
Argentina
Army
Helsinki
Finland
Cole
Cavalry
Ft. Riley
Eisenhower
Omar Bradley
Madison Square Garden
Gordon Wright
American Equestrian Agsn., Inc
Germany
Great Britain
Meisky Handball Team Beats Kirkman Squad on Y Courts
Meisky Handball Team defeated P. V. Kirkman’s side 223 to 148 this week on the Y courts. Singles saw Meisky win 21-3 21-5. Yarborough beat Co tam 21-4 21-14. Rom Roland beat Tom Foister 21-8 21-12. Truett Grant beat Hunter Dalton 21-14 21-7. Doubles saw Shelly York and Jack Hawks of Meisky defeat Bob Cottam and Dave Leonard 21-15 21-12, while Foister and Yarborough beat Kirkman and Tunstall 21-14. Next round begins Monday at 5 p.m. with Hayworthmen vs Kirkmen and Meiskymen vs Millismen.
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Dick Meisky
P. V. Kirkman
Meisky
Kirkman
Yarborough
Meiskymen
Bob Cotam
Rom Roland
Tommy Foister
Truett Grant
Hunter Dalton
Shelly York
Jack Hawks
Bob Cottam
Dave Leonard
Foister
Tunstall
Hayworthmen
Kirkmen
Millismen
Speed Week Opens At Daytona
Daytona Beach FL February records the sixth NASCAR speed week opening with measured mile time trials for sports cars on the Ocean Beach course. Contenders include Rutherford Whiteman Goldschmidt Cunningham Walters Kimberly Black Shakespeare and others aiming to set new marks. Races run Friday through Sunday with qualifying Thursday.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
National Assn
Nascar
Ocean Beach
Jack Rutherford
Palm Beach
Paul Whiteman
New York
Reade Tilley
Offutt Air Force Base
Neb
Allard J. R
Erwin Goldschmidt
Briggs Cunningham
Phil Walters
Jim Kimberly
Chicago
Duncan Black
Parkton
John Shakespeare
Centralia
Ill
Rutherford
Ferrari
U.S
Swaps Wins Santa Anita Derby in Upset Over Blue Ruler
Swaps, a California colt, defeated Blue Ruler and Jean's Joe to win the Santa Anita Derby at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia Cal. The 137 500 dollar race drew 49 000 fans and paid 9.20 to win 4 and 4 dollars place. Rex C Ellsworth owns Swaps with Johnny Longden aboard. The field of 14 went 1 mile 1 8 to finish in 1 50 slow on a fast track.
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Arcadia
Calif
California
Blue Ruler
Jean's Joe
Marcain Stable
Sweps
Rex C. Ellsworth
Santa Anita
Khaled
Swans
Johnny Longden
Marcain
Little Determine
Willie Shoemaker
Jean
Joe
Eddie Arcaro
W-L
Honey
Souchak Extends Texas Open Lead With 64 Rounds
Mass ive Mike Souchak shot a 7 under par 64 to reach 192 after 54 holes and lead the Texas Open by two strokes over Freddie Haas. Haas posted a 65 with two eagles but remained two behind as Bob Rosburg and Gene Littler also closed in. The weather cleared after morning rain as Souchak, Haas and Rosburg shared the front in a crowded leaderboard with several 64s.
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San Antonio
Tex
Mike Souchak
Freddie Haas
Haas
Worther
New Orleans
Claremont
Calif
Souchak
Irons
Duke University
Johnny Palmer
Charlotte
N.C
Rosburg
Gene Littler
Palm Springs
al Balding
Toronto
Jerry Kesselring
Paul Mcae
Wichita, Kans
Freddie
Big Mike
Souchak and
Shelley Mayfield
Chicopee
Mass
Mayfield
Jimmy Clark
Laguna Beach
Tony Holguin
Midlothian
Ill
Chandler Harper
Chattanooga
Durham
A Haas
A Rosburg
San Francisco
Canada
al Baldin
Paul McGuire
Wichita
Kans
Leguna Beach
Celif
Marty Furgol
Lemont
Walter Burkemo
Franklin
Mich
Jack Burke
Kiemesha Lake
N.J
Bob Harris
Chicago
John Jacobs
London
England
Joan Barnum
Grand Rapids
Mike Krak
Louisville
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Jack Mann
Temple
Peter Thomson
Melbourne
Australia
Jimenes
Joe Moore Jr
White Pisins
N.Y
Day Hebert
Long Island
Pocono Manor
Backus Wins Weight Throw at Indoor Track Meet
Bob Backus of the New York Athletic Club won the weight throw at the national indoor championships with 60 feet 4% inches, narrowly edging Harold Connolly of Boston AA. Yale's Stu Thomson took third. other top throwers included Gil Borjeson and Nat Baker. Trial heats for 60-yard dash and 60-yard hurdles also ran, led by Armed Forces sprinters with times around 6.3 seconds and hurdle winners near 7.5 seconds.
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New York
Bob Backus
New York Athletic Club
Backus
Harold Connolly
Boston AA
Tufts College
Stu Thomson
Yale
Gil Borjeson
New York AC
Nat Baker
Red Richard
Armed Forces
John Haines
Penn
Lindy Remingino
Art Aes
Baltimore
Andy Stanfie
New York Pioneer Club
Jack Davis
Don Hildreth
Harrison Dillard
Cleveland
Willie Stevens
Hildreth
Fay Crocker Leads Open Golf by Two Strokes in Miami Beach
Fay Crocker of Montevideo Uruguay holds a two stroke edge in the third round of the $5 Open at Bayshore Golf Course Miami Beach with a 75 to reach 220. Ise Suggs and Patty Berg trail, while Babe Zaharias slips to 10th. several contenders falter amid winds and showers as Crocker eyes first U.S. major victory.
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Miami Beach
Fla
United States
Fay Crocker
Montevideo
Juguay
Bayshore
Ise Suggs
Sea Island
Miss Suggs
Chicago
Patty Berg
Miss Crocker
Jackie Pung
Babe Zaharias
Tampa
Uruguay
U.S
Ition
Sooas
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Tex
Miss Jameson
Sagette Rawls
Suggs
Pay Crocker
Sages
Seatei
Hetty Jameson
Raiis
Spartanburg
Beee Pung
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hetty MacKinnon
Savannah
Mariene Bauer
Sarasota
Pia
Betty Dodd
Louisville
A Zaharias
Flo
Mare Lena Faulk
Thomasville
Marilyn Smith
Wichite
Kan
Betty Bush
West Palm Beach
Betty Hicks
Palm Sprites
Valut
Minnesota Defeats Michigan in Big Ten Clash
Minnesota led by 6 foot 10 Bill Simonovich beat Michigan 74 to 65 at Yost Fieldhouse in Ann Arbor. The nationally televised game kept Minnesota atop the Big Ten pace as Simonovich dominated inside.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Minnesota
Bill Simonovich
Michigan
Yost
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