Jamaica First Race Results and Substantial Purses
A chaotic racing card lists Jamaica race results with multiple purses from 2508 to 3400 and over. Notable runners include netrouch shoemaker Vocabulary Realix Finchhaven Hoplite Escraw and several others, with times around 1 13 3/4 and numerous entries across eight races. The page records daily doubles and show results, plus a long list of horses, riders, and placements for maidens and allowances.
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Netrouch
Finchhaven
Hardirbrogi
Hoopdemont
Tirtheut
Kathy Mendel
Comout
Siwanoy
Rally
Stony Pat Jr
Ata
Phillipe-Belair Stad
Ebay
Inezmuch
Court Trim i SR
f-Hoplite
Schad
Escraw
Pexehlo Dream Otinson
Bestta
Little Harp
Prompt Boy
Dark Pigeon
Louse
Roseborough
Ais
Brookhaven
Knobbilly
Country Mile
Malanide
Colin Did
Blue Shacker
Ratrauve
Elalin
ILI
Gillie Young Schuler
Guering
Diamond Fiend
Ave
Taran
Inedividuate
la Napne
Bevrar
Stevie Deneauerint
Fila Ben Sen
Special Touch Tops Weight for Golden Poppy Handicap
James M. Crofton's Special Touch will be top weighted at 126 pounds for the 815,000 added Golden Poppy Handicap at Golden Gate Fields. Second top weight is 125 pounds for Henry Collins Spanish Dream. Trained by Allen Drumhbeiler. Other weights: Ruty Lily 117, Great Dream 112, Fleet Kings 111, Grifid 108, Worn Out 108, Short Sale 103, Miss Terri 100.
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James M. Crofton
Golden Gate Fields
Henry Collins
Allen Drumhbeiler
Walla Walla, Wash
Ruty Lily
R. H. McDaniels
Terri
Choices Tomorrow at Golden Gate
A garbled fragment lists names and phrases including Golden Gate and various odd terms unclear due to OCR errors. No coherent events, dates, or clear entities beyond locations and scattered proper nouns.
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Kinder Gives but Five Hits
Veteran reliever Ellis Kinder allowed five hits in one start as the Boston Red Sox defeated the New York Yankees 3 to 1. Allie Reynolds took the loss for New York. Boston had eight hits to New York's five, in a game witnessed by 15,338 at Fenway Park.
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Ellis Kinder
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Allie Reynolds
New York Beaton
Abhoa Ao Alzzutas
DiMagicer
Montez
Ob Pleraaies
Dupe
Lenmardt
Mize
Hompab
Posky Ap & Drapo
Goleman
Lope Enda Apcio
Brown Oo
O Kinder
P Bridewear
Houk
C Aonon Bian
Giants Edge Braves 9-5 in Four-Homer Rally
New York Giants toppled Boston 9-5 driven by four homers led by Don Mueller Wes Westrum and Hoyt Wilhelm in a pivotal fourth inning rally. Al Dark also connected as Gene Conley struggled for Boston while Mays and Marshall contributed support for the Giants.
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New York
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Don Mueller
Wes Westrum
Hoyt Wilhelm
Gene Conley
Boston
al Dark
Giants
Reeth
Widlmigh
Jiathrowe
MW Lockmath
Forgesa
lGerdontt
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Dleting
Tf Mathews
Mayscl
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Muellerik
Baniels
Darkas
Sistl
Westrume
Sonley
Howmenp
Hoovep
Qwilhelmp
Rlaus
Okosio
Crane
Shipman
Miem
Conley
Seller
Dark
Marshall
Westruim
Nathews
Thomaan
Aucler
Mussize Weniruin Wilhelm
Mathewa
Williams
Lackman
Hitler Bowman
Koso
Gonney
O's
Toaver Gin
Deneda
Finannee
Aanees Carey
Boxing and golf upsets in California state women’s amateur tour
Mrs. Ferrie loses to Mrs. Apostoli in a semifinals bid at Pebble Beach as Apostoli, the former world middleweight champion’s wife, advances. Barbara Romack from Sacramento ousts Mrs. Tilden, Ruth McCullah defeats Mrs. Stamps, and Peggy Pateh beats Mrs. Atkins to join the semifinals.
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Pebble Leach
Fred Apostoli
California
Jim Ferrie
Long Beach
Apostoli
Barbara Romack
Sacramento
Calvin Tilden
San Francisco
Ruth McCullah
Los Angeles
Bert Stamps
Richmond
Peggy Pateh
Orinda
Wilson Atkins
Enter Sunday's Pacific stock car race at Bay Meadows
SAN MATEO April 23 Entries for 25 makes have been received for the 250 mile Pacific stock car race at Bay Meadows Sunday with a $10,000 purse. Rules allow three starters per make, yielding a field of at least 45 autos. Notables include Hershel McGriff of Portland entered to drive a Hudson Hornet and Johnny Soares of Oakland, last year’s Bay Meadows winner.
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San Mateo
Bay Meadows
Hershel McGriff
Portland
Gre
Johnny, Soares
Oakland
Piersall Shines in Boston Debut at Shortstop
Boston April 24 report on Jim Piersall, new Red Sox shortstop, stroking a .387 batting average with one error in 40 chances as Lou Boudreau smiles. Chicago April 23 notes Vic Wertz, Tigers outfielder, still quiet at the plate with a .069 average after a White Sox defeat.
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Jim Piersall
Red Sox
Lou Boudreau
Boudreau
Chicago
Vic Wertz
Detroit Tigers
Wertz
White Sox
Record field enters Colorado U Relays
Boulder Colo April 23 4 Record field was assured today for the 28th annual Colorado University relays A flood of entry lists sent the total number of contestants for the meet to 11830 The entries represent 51 schools from seven states The breakdown includes 15 colleges with 238 entrants
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Colo
Colorado University
Patty Beats Remy in Paris Net Tourney
Patty of Los Angeles won his second match in the Paris international tennis tournament by defeating Paul Remy of France 7-5 7-5 7-5. Remy held three set points in the third before Patty rallied to win the fourth and the match.
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Hudge Patty
Los Angeles
Paul Remy
France
Patty
Remy
Ito
Wallis Bout Off Due to Injury in Fall River
New York heavyweight Coley Wallace is unable to fight scheduled 10 round bout with Billy Sawyer of Philadelphia in Fall River Mass tomorrow night because a shoulder muscle injury occurred during a Monday bout with Randy McPherson in Boston.
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New York
Billy Sawyers
Philadelphia
Fall River
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Eandy McPherson
Boston
Lovellette Pro Claim Faces Olympic Basketball Fallout
Milwaukee News sports editor Russ Lynch declares Clyde Lovellette, Kansas All American, a professional and likely lost to the Olympic team unless the AAU reverses its amateurism rule. He notes Wyoming star Dick Haag’s case mirrors Lovellette’s, with barnstorming tours and coach statements complicating pro status.
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Russ Lynch
The
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Clyde Lovellette
Kansas University
Lynch
Amateur Athletic Union
Face Land
Cue Master Reveals Formula for Enduring Winning Streaks
New York April 23 Willie Hoppe the silver haired cue master says his method behind 48 world billiard championships in 47 years lies in relentless training and an fighting heart. He cites John McGraw Ty Cobb Wal ter Hagen Ben Hogan Jack Dempsey Paul Brown as examples and notes champions lose their appetite for defeat but keep pushing.
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Brown
Bomer Admits Golf Drive Ends Bowling Career
CHICAGO April 23 The two time national doubles champion of the American Bowling Congress Bomer says he bowls chiefly to fund golf. He fell in love with golf four years ago and now aims for 18 holes daily. He captains the Windy City League’s Jockey-Coopers team and notes only 5 percent of bowlers average 180 or better. He cites alley conditions as a major factor in performance.
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Charles to Train at Laoma Byrd Camp in Pleasantville
Ezzard Charles will train at the Laoma Byrd Camp in Pleasantville New Jersey for a scheduled 15 round heavyweight title defense against Jersey Walcott in Philadelphia on June 3. The Philadelphia bout is set after training at the Philadelphia site on April 23.
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Basketball Star Denies Big Offer
LAWRENCE Kan April 23 Clyde Loveliette Kansas All America basketball player said he was amazed to learn he had been offered 50 000 to play with the Milwaukee Hawks of the National Basketball Association Loveliette issued a formal statement in reply to Hawk manager Hen Kerner who was quoted by Russ Lynch Milwaukee Journal sports editor as saying he had made the offer to the Kansas star He added that the only contract he ever heard of calling for such a large sum came from the movie industry or from major league baseball.
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Hogan Enters U.S. Open for Dallas Open
Ben Hogan filed his entry as defending champion for the National Open at Dallas June 12-14. The USGA announced 249 entries with a May 19 deadline. Competitors include Bobby Locke, Sam Snead, Gene Sarazen, Craig Wood, Lloyd Mangrum, Law son Little, all exempt from qualifying.
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Sam Snead
Gene Sarazen
Craig Wood
Lloyd Mangrum
Lawson Little
Joe Dey
USGA
Saigh Sees Vindication in Baseball’s Balance
St Louis owner Fred M Saigh facing income tax evasion charges said he would leave his immediate baseball future to the baseball commissioner Ford Frick and National League president Warren Giles. He expects to be vindicated and will follow court guidance before active participation.
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M. Saigh
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Mule Deer Ban Sought by Solons in California
In Sacramento on April 23, three legislators urged a two season ban on shooting antlerless and forked-horn mule deer in northeastern California. Assemblymen Lester Davis and Francisc Lindsay and Senator Ed C. Johnson said severe winter losses have depleted the mule deer brood stock.
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Fish and Game
Kryhoski Honored Browns Crowds Soar In Opening Period
ST LOUIS April 23 The new St Louis Browns surge toward first place as attendance at Sportsman's Park soars over 300 percent from last year. In the first four home dates 63,806 paying customers attended, far above the 19,353 total last season. Dick Kryhoski of Leonia N J, first baseman, is notable for this surge and will be elected to Upsala College Theta Phi history fraternity honor.
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Giants Star Outfielder Irvin To Be Released Friday
New York Giants outfielder UH Monted Irvin who fractured his right ankle in an April exhibition game will be released from Harkness Pavilion Hospital on Friday and will be fitted with a walking iron.
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Elk hunting areas expanded in Grand Teton Park
Secretary of the Interior Chapman approves opening additional elk shooting areas in Grand Teton National Park Wyoming to cooperate with state authorities in managing the Jackson Hole elk herd. The new areas lie at the park's north end west of the Snake River.
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Tigers Deny Rolfe Story Denial Sparks Club Meeting
Detroit Tigers vote confidence in manager Red Rolfe at a club house meeting in Chicago. They deny a Cleveland Plain Dealer column alleging dissension, calling the story untrue as they suffer an eight game skid with no wins this season. Freddie Hutchinson says rebuttal is in order and all players back Rolfe a hundred percent.
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Jumbo Joe Worries Over college Rams clash
Los Angeles coach Joe Stydahar of the champion Rams voices concern after Georgia Tech coach Bobby Dodd predicts an unusual offense for the Aug. 15 Chicago matchup. Dodd lists stars like Jiny Tatum and Red Sanders notes UCLA, while Stydahar points to four top college QBs Wade Isbell Parilli and others as the finest trio ever seen.
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Four Ferraris to race at Memories Day 500
MODENA Italy April 23 Four 4500-cc Ferrari racing cars will compete in the Memories Day 500 mile auto race at Indianapolis May 30 Dr Nello Aralin said today Ferrari racing director said one car will be driven by Italian Ace Alberto Ascari and another by Johny Parsons the Van Nuys Calif ace who won the event in 1950 Parsons recently visited here to pick out his machine One of the other two Ferraris will be driven by John Mauro Indianapolis veteran The fourth was bought by Edward Keck of New York for a pilot yet to be selected
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New York
State Checks Up on Cobb Residence
Sacramento reports the state franchise tax board is examining Ty Cobb residence status to decide if he is a legal resident of Nevada or California. Cobb owns an Atherton California estate but has claimed Nevada as home for five or six years amid tax implications.
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Byrne Predicts 20 Victory Season For Browns Pitcher
St Louis April 23 A mathematics trained pitcher Tommy Byrne believes he can win 20 games this season for the St. Louis Browns. He says he has the tools and will give his best, noting his best to date is 15 7 with the Yankees in 1949. Byrne is off to his best start at 2 0 after beating the Indians, and attributes his improvement to focus on control and years of work.
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Catalina to Host Cycle Races May 4
The American Motorcycle Association announced the 100 mile Grand National Motorcycle race will be held May 3 and 4 at Santa Catalina Island. More than 200 riders entered the main May 4 race, a 10 lap event on a winding course around the island. Three shorter races are scheduled for May 3.
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Jayhawks Aim for New Drake Relays Mark in Des Moines
Des Moines action centers on Drake Relays where Kansas led by Herb Semper and Wes Santee targets a 17 16 1 American mark in the four mile relay as a strong field from Texas Kansas Oklahoma and Illinois converge. Weather may affect performance while Drake seeks repeat relay wins and top marks amid Olympic year interest.
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Local Golfer Drops Match In North and South Amateurs
At Pinehurst North and South Amateur Golf Tournament Mike Ferentz of Long Beach Calif lost to Thomas Strafaci of Brooklyn 2 and 1 in the second round. Defending champion Hobart Manley of Savannah Ga advanced to the third round with a 6 and 5 win over Ray Palmer of Wyandotte Mich.
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