Oaklawn Racing Results Report
Racing results from Oaklawn show multiple claiming races for four year olds and up, with purses ranging from 1,200 to 5,000 dollars. Ghost Bound narrowly leads in the first race with time 1:15.41, while other events list winners such as Novagelder and Manda's Herirat with varying payouts and times, and the Hot Springs Handicap headlines the seventh race.
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St. John
Susie _C
Jessop
Candr
Craig
Sonny Haynes
Star Osage
Nine Train
Seat Cat
tSpace
Flying Bridge
O'Mitton
Novagelr
Holstein
Pride
Rush
Havana Lad
Montgomeryy
Mithia
Playblix
Miss O'Clerry
Mere Mah
Reklaw
Tiesel Sand
Red Plush
Scotty Balso
Manda
Montgomery
Grafairehan
Hot Springs
Cotton Joe
Eads
Enforcer
Bodtoy
Reigh Belle
Scurlock
Brassy Lie
Lady Tareen
Rolmanette
Gain A'Foot
Fergie
Ariel
Manifold
Four Feathers
Keene
Nancy
U S and Britain Retain Combined Military Forces
Washington reports that the United States and Britain maintain the combined chiefs of staff, a centralized wartime command housed in a Pentagon sector. Seven officers direct day to day decisions shaping Allied warfare, weapons standardization, and joint strategic planning across services.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Pentagon
Great Britain
Brianches
Armed Forces Special Weapon Project
Adm
William D. Leahy
Louis E. Denfeld
Omar M. Bradley
Army
Carl Spaatz
Air Force
Harry Moore
William Mergah
Guy Garrod
Oaklawn Racing Meet Enters Second Week
Hot Springs March 1 Oaklawn Park opens the second week of racing with a six furlong allowance for four year olds and up. One hundred twenty four horses were nominated across eight events. Eugene W. Bory assigned the first six races as fully subscribed with a competitive list on the also eligibles. Eight races filled, two short of quotas. Potential top choices include Ample Reward Bullish Ten eva Suzerain Bug Drill Bubbling Easy. Harald Keene led Oaklawn riders with a strong last week tally including 14 mounts, five wins and two shows.
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Hot Springs
Oaklawn Park
Eugene W. Bory
All Springs
Lote
Donna Ray Stable
New England
Earl Debemark
Sugar Boot
A. M. Creeds
Teneva
Suzerain
C. Hartick
Wilhelm
Harald Keene
Oaklawn
Wo IE
Bishop
Keene
Wentolt Bads
Tomorrow's Entries and Race Highlights From Evening Meet
A garbled list outlines tomorrow's entries and partial race details across multiple events. Names like Rock, Galen Airs, and Miss lO'Gifty appear with various numbers, while entries mention stalls, horses such as Fraternize and Ariel Pal, and stakes noted as Fifth race 200.
Big Leagues Open Training Camps Open spring training amid a few holdouts
Major league camps begin in Arizona Florida California and Latin America signaling the 1943 spring season. Notable holdouts include Bosshomson Kerr Trinkle Walker McQuinn Stanky Reese Edwards Sam Rowell Tkake Van dervr and Eddie Tiake with Brown and Brave officials hopeful terms will soon be agreed.
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Ken Trinkle
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Ta Chvaredia
Ciudad Tafildithe Bermingiay Republic
Avis
Cleveland
Torsholl
Notre Dame Irish Upset NYU In Garden Showdown
UPI reports Notre Dame, 14 7, traveling to New York, faces NYU on NYU's home turf at Madison Square Garden in a game crucial to post season bids. Notre Dame star John Brennan returns, scoring 22 in a 64 55 win over Canisius. Garden seats sold out weeks ahead.
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Wolverines
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Io North
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Thonstarn
Madisor
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Four Jones
Kentucky
St. Louis
Prexas
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Haly Cross
Kennucky
NCAA
Marshall College
Kansas City Maren
Junior Bobcats win District 10 cage title over Patmos
Hope's Junior Bobcats dominate Patmos 38 12 in the District 10 AA finals to claim the title, with Maxwell and Reeder Liddleston star and Guilliams Mitchel Huddleston anchoring defense. North Heights nets two OT adjustments as Garland and Green shine in girls action, marking the last District 10 tourney before realignment.
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Maxwell
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Mitchel
Huddleston
Bobcats
Reeder Liddleston
German Maxwell
Powell
iGarland
Gereat
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Mitchell
Kite
Woods
Texarkana
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Atkins
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Taylor
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Bears
Ege
Creation of New Grid Loop Is Likely
Arkansas high school football committees expect a vote in late March or early April on forming a Big Six or Triple A loop. President Bob Cole indicated no action until after governing body decisions, with plans for basketball and track events including senior boys meets in Little Rock and exhibitions by college stars.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Athletic Association
Bob Cole
Maginalig
AAA
Onecutine
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Ion
Cole
Boek
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Hot Speirs
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Association
Johnie Burnett
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AAU Basketball Opener Falters for Southwest Teams
Two Southwest Arkansas squads stumble in the Arkansas AAU tournament at Little Rock with losses to Everette Glass Shop and Morgan Insurance, while Stamps RCs of Stamps upset a Marianna team. Beebe Junior College, Beaths, and others posted results as first round play progresses.
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Little Rock
Emmet
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Baylor Faces NCAA Bid Hopes After Loss to Texas
Baylor anxiously awaits an NCAA bid as the Bears stumble in league play, suffering a 32-29 setback to Texas. Arkansas coach Eugene Lambert leads the district committee evaluating the Selections while Texas pursues a New York Invitational bid. George Kok of Arkansas posts 43 points in his final college game.
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Associated Press
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Little Takes Title Dutch Player Sixth at St Petersburg Open
Petersting reports Little Takes title as Dutch player finishes sixth at St Petersburg Open. Lawson Little of Cleveland led with 272 after 1 under par rounds to win near 82,860 dollars. Bobby Lovke of Johannesburg earned 31,100 for second with 278. Dutch Harrison of Little Rock placed sixth with 279 earning 600. Norman Von Nida tied for ninth at 282, taking 375.
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Sydney
Australia
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Memphis
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Kansas City
Mutual Network Radio Schedule for March 1 2
Radio listings show a dense March 1 2 schedule with multiple programs and hosts across morning to late evening. Notable entries include Adventure Parade Superman Captain Midnight Tom Mix Fulton Lewis Jr Henry J Paylor Adventures of Falcon Charlie Chan Gabriel Heatter News Sportingly Yours Art Mooney Orch Michael Zaron Orch Emil Coleman Orch and later entries across the day like Queen for a Day Sutter's Livestock Auction and The Johnson Family.
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Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Henry J. Paylor
Falcon
Charlie Chan
KXAR
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Harry McDaniel
Michael Zaron
Art Mooney
Orch
Emil Coleman
Mutual Reports
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Erskine Johnson
Morton Downey
Lawrence Welk
Oreh
Mutual
Top Radio Programs Tonight and Tuesday Listings
Monday's schedule lists NBC shows led by Cornel Wilde in Black Dusters at 7:30 and Wallace Beery in Bad Bascomb at 9. Also Howard Hanlon Concert 4:80, Jane Powell, CBS Club Crosby 7:30, Godfrey Talent Seavis 9, Sen J J Sparkman on Retire Control 9:45, The Falcon 9, Quiet Please 4:30, and Wallace Beery film. Tuesday features Fred Waring Music 9 p.m., Lunch with Lopez 4:45, Date With Judy 7:20, Bob Hope CBS 10:30, Grand Slam 2 p.m., Breakfast Club 2 p.m., Sky King 5:30, Queen for a Day 1 p.m., Sports with Kyte Smith 11 a.m., and Buddy Morn Band 0:30.
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Dee T. Q
Jane Powell
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Godfrey Talent
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Paul Whiteman
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A. m
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Ladieg
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eTon Baker
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DiMaggio Sets Sights On Willigins Batting Title
St. Petersburg March 7 Joe DiMaggio declares he will challenge Willigins for the league batting title this season. The Yankee star, 38, says he feels as good as ever at spring training and aims to lead in batting, runs batted in, home runs, and other key stats.
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Joe DiMoneia
Pel Willms
Gutlieldey
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Vonlorticidur
New
Willams
DeMagno
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Yankees
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