Belmont Stakes contenders shaping up amid Needles and Career Boy hype
In Saturday's Belmont field of about eight, Needles and Career Boy are pegged as top contenders. The race features rivals like Fabius and Jazz Age with jockey changes and a potential record bid as times point to a fast track. Eddie Arcaro rides Jazz Age while Dave Erb stays with Needles.
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Career Boy
Belmont
John Chandler
New York
Bonnie Heath
Jack Dudley
C. V. Whitney
Calumet Farm
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Count Fleet
Citation
Brandywine
Countermand
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Jimmy Jones
Paul Bailey
Buffalo
Booter
Delaware Park
Hartack
Whitney
Christiana Stabie
Ricci Tavi
B. Fischbach
Fortune P. Ryan
Charlevoix
Sandy Lawrence
Eddie Arcaro
Dave Erb
Rhodes Confident He Can Win U S Open Title
Ted Dusty Rhodes, a pioneer in golf and veteran Negro champion, predicts he can win the U S Open. The Nashville native, 42, led Chicago area qualifying 72 68 140 at Medinah and is competing in his second Open after a 1948 Riviera finish tied 51st with 276.
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N.Y
Ted
Dusty) Rhodes
Joe Louis
Nashville
Big Chance
Rhodes
Chicago
Medineh
Riviera Country Club
Los Angeles
Trade brewing links Cardinals Giants and Phillies in talks
Reports say a three way trade is possible after a meeting of Cardinals general manager Frank Lane, Giants vice president Charles Feeney, and Phillies general manager Roy Hamey. Lane said any deal remains conversation only with Friday’s trading deadline near. Potential targets include Stan Lopata and Al Dark, with Cardinal players Red Schoendienst or Rip Repulski possibly involved.
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St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
Frank Lane
Redbirds
New York
Charles 8. Feeney
Phillies
Roy Hamey
Lane
Globe - Democrat
Cardinals
Stan Lopata
al Dark
Ant
Giants
Red Schoendienst
Rip Repulski
Asheboro Wins 6-2 as Errors Doom Legion Defeat
Asheboro handed Roger Kirchofer Post No. 206 a 6-2 loss despite six errors. Whitey Brown outpitched Phil Blair in a fast contest as High Point left eight runners on base and collected only three hits.
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Roger Kirchofer
American Legion Post No. 206
High Point Legion
Asheboro
Phil Blair
Whitey Brown
Blair
High Point High School
Legion
Bessemer
Ben Smith
George Hayworth
Tom Johnson
Jerry Webb
Jim Swiggett
Greensboro
Giambra Seeks Title Shot After Victory Over Sullivan
Syracuse report notes Joey Giambra, 23, favored 2-1 to beat England's John L. Sullivan in a 10 round return. Sullivan vows knockout, but Giambra's jab and left hooks highlight a master boxer's style. bout to air on ABC at 9 p.m. EST with national broadcast and local blackout.
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N.Y
Joey Giambra
Engeland
John L. Sullivan
Sugar Ray Robinson
Giambra
Sullivan
Hag & Special
U.S
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