Pimlico Prepares for Gala Preakness Day Stakes
Pimlico readies for a big Saturday program headlined by the Preakness field with about 50, three-year-olds in contention. The event features $30,000 added Dixie Stakes, $20,000 added Pimlico Oaks, $5,000 handicap for older horses, and three $2,500 allowances. Hoop leads early favoritism at 3 to 2, with Pavot and jockey Albert ride noted among favorites.
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Baltimore
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Dixie
F. W. Hooper
Hoop
Walter Jeffords
Pavot
Montgom
Ala
Alberta
Calgary
Red Shield Results and Preakness Odds Recap
Odds for the Preakness show Polyneisan Pavot and The Doge among top contenders led by 6-1 and 12-1. Possible high payouts range from 67 170 to 68 670 for winners and supplementary runners, with Pen sive a year ago setting the record. Separate local club games include the Lions beating Abattoir park in extra innings and the Exchange club defeating the American business men’s club 7-1 at the college field.
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Saturda
P. A. B. Widener
Pavot
Withers
Armont
Lewis
St Books
Derby
Tagon Stable
the Doge
Christiana Stable
Alexis
G. S. Howard
Sea Swallow
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Burning Dream
Bobanet
Bail Bond
Calumet Farm
Hoop Jr
Hooper
Lions Club
Abattoir Park
Lions
Coop’s
Exchange Club
American Business Men's ‘Club
College Field
Land
Carmichael
Davis
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Factoids
The roundup lists top hitters and pitchers in the American and National leagues. Notables include Cuccinello and Etten leading batting in the AL, Stirnweiss and Etten high on hits, Stephens and Johnson among home run leaders, Lombardi and Ott topping NL batting and hitting marks, with several names tied for RBIs and stolen bases across both leagues.
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Cuccinello
Chicago
Etten
New York
Stirnweiss
Stephens
St. Louis
R. Johnson
Boston
McQuinn
Byrnes
Moses
Hayes
Cleveland
Case
Washington
Myatt
Ferriss
Borowy
Holmes
Rosen
Brooklyn
Barrett
Agee
Ott and Weintraub
Adams
St. Ja
DiMaggio
Philadelphia
S Barrett
Pittsburgh
Olmo
Penne
Nieman
Mc Cooper
Postwar crippled stars inspire with renewed athletic success
Veterans and disabled athletes headline a wave of comebacks led by Pete Gray and joined by Jim Nichols and others. Nichols, a one arm golfer turned instructor, proves a comeback is possible, while ex servicemen Ferriss Benton Mungo and Juzek excel in majors and minors, showcasing resilience after war injuries.
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New York
INS
Pete Gray
Fd St. Louis Browns
Jim Nichols
California
Texas
Nichols
Ichols
Golfers Association
Dave Ferriss
Boston Red Sox
al Benton
Detroit Tigers
van Mungo
Giants
Memphis
Gerald Juzek
Guadalcanal
Juzek
Chicks
High Point Weavers beat Junior Order 14 to 3 in softball
In City Softball Loop action the High Point Weavers defeated Junior Order by a 14 to 3 score yesterday with Samuels pitching two effective innings. The contest featured strong fielding and timely hitting by the Weavers.
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