Mike Pick Wins Seventh Straight Pace at Hollywood Park
Mike Pick and Julia Terp stia set a 1 58 flat mile in the Santa Monica Pace at Hollywood Park on Friday before enthusiastic fans. Pick, son of Gene Abbe, edged Seabiscuit by a length as Daytona Freight finished third ahead of Princess Maud. Jim Dennis finished strong in two races, while Emmet Tass trained Camas B to a seventh consecutive win. Three drivers vie for the meet driving lead with Cruise, Rapone, and Dennis each on three victories.
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Mike Pick
Julia Terpstia
Santa Monica
Hollywood Park
Enthus
Daytona Freight
Princess Maud
Seabiscuit
Gene Abbe
Jim Dennis
Renato
Jimmy Cruise
Lou Rapone
Dennis
Riya
Trompstey
Brave Handyes
Monkenin Te
Snepenn Hayes
Wishael Ti
Knight Abbe
Fields Lady Prentana
Greusey
Ana Lidiettn
Loney
Cronk
Hanover
Brave Hanover
Ila Helch
Weskened
Hassee
Ehatie If Jewell
Sal Andy
Jarks
Shanna Rose
Devries Ray
Alpty Kuirel
Ari's
Baullen
Gravel Pelnire
Ortle Perkins
Corey
Tinos
Doe V.saigy Uris
Aga Free Jade
Shatter Gemel
Jack
Wien
Alretch
Ahdy
Jaci
Wie
Ball
Richard
Stewart
Marie
Cruise
Tony
Jodi
Sirelch
Ayn
Toner
Oddine Yeene Dirkayy
Rao
Ora
Sherry
Laury Gregor
Cave
Gresk Tide
Hans el
Lescar
Rascal
China
Richmen’ S
A&ne
A & Renala
Gaulton
Mek Imans
Farlery Cronkay
Isu
Henry Ieqkieaay
Avery
D. Akon
King
Ass Patay
Fuller Brosably Eds
Aeing Prospector
Corley Aly
Obut
Ashe
Willis P
Java
h-Dea
Ital
Couns Times
Chon
Femasa
Renale Taay
Ee Farin Oo Iday
Wish Tang Shuler
Renato Tass
Crusader
Russells
Alool
Pearest Cauter
Tim Jerry ‘Perkins
Storey
Jansakana
Anil Fae
Honeal
Cruise TE
Entra
Ar Airaclé Fratenl
Ray
Sirsiaht A. Iimems
Willianne
Stoffman
Martis
Slveremnen
Corley $ & Widlview
Tex
Conde Sener
Fassl
Iemed
Adien tSchoes
Dany Mohawk
Bamber
Trad Freight
Lenge Hof
Wes
Ier
Honest Drew
Rorses
Miracle Freight
Neac
Charles Sifford
Nim
Bob Mccallister
Ravene
Bonner Hanover
Cseavill
George B. Ec
Dewitt” Weaver
rAego
Ted Crown Sona
van Mae
Ske
Han
Randy Grover
Dlen
Sian Beonerd
Yaltey Haste
Dayton Freianl
Bob Baidsorit
Cros
Gene Aaliche
Grendeene
Paw Harney
Liobihnya
Dave
Leater Puck
Derutsy
Boeg Asco
Emory Inover
Gilvaniane
Tayarvi Fata Iy
Tom Freigat
Nantes
Fay
Crutsrd
Knox al ‘Bray
Iiss
Kate Purdue
Ant
Dobbbiack
Elvins Feithnutray
Rosemarie Meriis
Rial Santa Ee Es
Rosemarie
Santa Yeas
Atriaes
PACE
Fallbrouch Siatch
Fin
Wayre
Thal Martusts
Amre
Mee Hjei
Bay Meadows Race Results Trojans Fifth Race Summary
Mighty field at Bay Meadows yields a crowded results page with multiple listed horses and times. The report highlights trojans, Beefeaters Space, Star Space and other novices. includes odds, pace notes, and a daily double payoff at 1.44 dollars. Empire Sith, France, and several named jockeys appear among the entries with times like 1:45 for the mile race and 4 furlongs segments noted.
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Star Space
Mr Cowboys
Dyne K Kalb
Ike Walle Pammearse
Air Guide
Sweet Teen
Lucky Lin
Sunara
Lunge
Wai
Flent Ford
Gdida D
Sanchee
Eeu Oaay
Zea Elke
Gale
Hanmer
Burda Streit
Yanezie
Alsi
Scolth Pehcdilan Aish
Iil Aie
Ocerag
Empire Sith
France
Asiid
Sreend
Salen Bream
dAbet Irk
Ettel’s
Gay Beay
Ross Em Gael Fio
Tde
Ital
Fen
Ales
PeMetinge
Messeibah
Gord Corecilens
Gulek
Tanigocht
Bo Salar
Sten
Spas
Agratta
Balsiey
Ted Dower
Deminad
Lemurs
Jennings
Washington
Ghalla
Cplarass Rise
Tarouane
Mary Treome
Lillerary
Elee Mintewmany
Pucets
Express
Hather Ben
Brevle
Lily Grand
Yoto
Park Acris
Langhorns reclaim No 1 ranking after late touchdown
John to his teammates, res turned the bal th the 45, he fumbled trying to lateral it off. The Langhorns recovered and quickly stock for the touchdown that enabled them to retain their No. 1 ranking. Twenty-four lettermen ree turn from that classic strug ge, including Brotherton, whose bobble overshadowed a tremendous performance against Texas. Lloyd Currington, 9.7 sprinter who is leading ground gainer to date, claims the hardest he's ever been hit in football was by his mates in scrimmage this season.
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John
Langhorns
Brotherton
Texas
Apsies
Lloyd Currington
Trojans face lineup shakeup as injured sidelined players miss game
Injury woes force three Trojans to sit while linemen Bill Fisk and Paul Johnson return to shore up the interior. Starting lineups list alternating names as coachs seek cohesion after key absences. In other notes, New York Rangers assign goalie Jacques Plante to the Baltimore farm club while battling illness.
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Phpal
Pemabie Wimner
Hewsert
Larry Vellens
Chuck Arrebio
Iback Neale Shaw
Bill Fisk
Paul Johnson
Treas
Longsner
Baseball Writers Assn Urges Frick Probe After Beating Incident
A column from Long Beach reports on the Baseball Writers Association of America demanding an investigation by Commissioner Ford Frick into a beating of a member by a L.A. writer. The letter by Lou Hatter of Baltimore condemns the act and urges action to deter such clashes between athletes and reporters. The piece also notes reader letters about Long Beach sports, Olympic coverage, and a Marine pilot of El Toro aiming for cycling glory, with a plea for donations to the California Paralyzed Veterans Association.
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Baseball Writers Assn. of
America
Ford Frick
L.A
Angel Pieher Bo Belinsky
Lou Hatter
Baltimore
Baseball Writers Assa
Unis
Kuest
Weiters
PVA
Veterans Hospital
Long Beach
Thej
Cal
V.A. Hospital
7Th St
el Toro
U.S
Wes Chowen
Newport Beach
New York
Chowen
Rome
British Pad Tee Lead U S Canada Tie in Windy Round
In windy conditions the Eis-Fishsepainhower Trophy quartet contest saw the United States slip to a tie for second with Canada, while Britain led with a strong three-day total on a 676 course. The U S remains the favored team after two of three provisional events, as Canada and Britain vie for the biennial title.
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Rome
Olne
Palmer Survives as rivals exit early in Pleadilly World Match Play
Arnold Palmer barely defeated Peter Butler one up in a 36 hole match at Wentworth as top contenders Ken Venturi Tony Lema and Jack Nicklaus all fell in the opening round of the Pleadilly World Match Play. Venturi lost to South Africa’s Gerry P. by four and two, Lema to Neil Coles four and three, Nicklaus to Bruce Devlin three and two. Palmer advances to face Player in the semi finals after a tight start for the tournament worth forty four thousand dollars. He admitted he was off the greens but salvaged his position with a late rally.
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Virginia Water
England
United States
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
U.S
Peter Butler
Britain
Burma Rand
Ken Venturi
Tony Lema
Hurly Jack Nicklaus
Veniuri
Gacy Player
South Africa
Lema
Neil Coles
Nicklaus
Bruce Devlin
Australia
Falcons Seek Top Spot In Western League Play
The Long Beach Falcons aim for first place as they host a Sunday game after three straight wins. Portland coverage notes Litt or Orange County actions and Port Millikan references, while local high school figures Murphy Higgins Williams appear in the scene amid semifinal results.
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Imheir
Long Beach Falcons
Portland
Orange County
Murphy
Port Millikan
Romaérup Wily
Victorliam Higgins
San Francisco
Fous
al Williams
Ireland
USGA
Rhinos
Mason's Specials Best Chance Parlay Night Spotlight
A quirky card from Mason's Specials highlights top bets in a mixed card starring notable runners and trainers. The event features Meaden Striver in a featured sprint with strong odds and a favored combo including Jerry Baron and Themet Cat amid evening wagering activity.
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Mason
Stret—Meaden
Jerry
Fillies Set for Big Day in Frizette Prelude
The Frizette stakes for two year old fillies headlines a national racing card as Kenneland hosts the seven and one half furlongs event on a program with the Alcibiades at Keeneland and the Jeanne d Arc at Natational Park. Other features include the Boardwalk Handicap at Atlantic City and the San Francisco Handicap at Bay Meadows. Ayres remains sidelined by a bruised ankle but captures the Kentucky Futurity in straight heats, the trotter joining Stars Pride in a rare trio of crowns. Tesserina wins the Hollister Purse at Hay Meadows in a 3 length margin.
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Alcibiades
Kenneland
Jeane d'Arc
Nattaigansett Park
Atlantic City
San Francisco
Bay Meadows
Detroit
Ayres
Lankie
Pride
Charlotta N. Sheppard
Hannover
Bar Bay Granted Trainer's License in New York
Don Meade, once a controversial jockey banned after a 1946 incident, was granted a trainer's license by the New York State Racing Commission. Meade, 30, had previously received a license in Mexico after a long suspension, with sanctions in the United States and Canada preventing him from riding since the altercation with a steward.
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New York
Don Meade
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Imason CI
Bu Buell
Ramanoor
Renny Hanover
Prisco Celie
Renny Howe
Shatter Brynt
Shifler
Shatter
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Steentren Boy
Nck
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Irists Bang
BM Harbour Peret Ray Bal Yarbour
Bal Harbour
Hal Harboe
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Actos
Paner
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Pia el
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Freighi
Eink &N
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Ricx
Elise Hovel
Gangee
Hanovel
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Deuch
Champ Piehte Glingen Hove Daweh
Dingiber
Ruse
Fick
Russ
Vineddy
Facathy Russ
Evi Neeigy
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Taco
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Ekale Psue Hecthernaire Ihale
Rock Grewer
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Merrie By
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Mimber
Ater Falidkappars Nama
Lucky Louise
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Newertull
Frere
Asighty Ceuenaciter
Ponutsr Aautta
Glisten Hantver
Daughs
Chane Richie
Lennar Pick
Scaren Sirstob
Asaane
Chigatton Stéseer
Mr Bod'cone
Paleadias
Beck Newer
Seanlartel
Bert Se
Jercy Adias Fe
Bem Ebene Serana
Magbor
Hank
Mika Hennessey
Claremont Ave
Century Club
Hennessey
Tokyo
John D. Teller
California
BO Belinsky
Canada
Ken
Peter
Falcons
Bob Uecker
Cardinals
Yankees
Poltex Stable
Tesserina
Hay Meadows
Mee
Tenserino
Bar Bay
Renae
Quabe
Stenry CO
Gero
Ancey
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