California Track Crazy Baseball Shamed by Horse Racing
California racing drew 4,601,168 fans to six major tracks in 1933, with $336,052,450 wagered and about $290,000,000 returned. Jockey Wille Shoemaker set a world record with 476 wins. trainer Red McDaniels rode 211 victories. Calumet Farm stars claimed major prizes including Santa Anita features, with Fleet Bird taking a record mile and three sixteenths. Racing shows staying power in the Golden State.
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California
Hadden
Wille Shoemaker
R. E H
Red) McDaniels
Fleet Bird
Johnnny Longden
Royal Serenade
Ag Albert Farms, Ltd
Lengden
Vanes
Willig Shoemaker
Brown
Gosse Khal
Shoemaker
Wig
Holywood Park
Lights On
C. MW. Jones
Long Beach
Jackie Westrape
Widener Stakes at Hialeah Draws 57 Nominations
The 3100,000 Widener Stakes at Hialeah on February 20 drew 57 nominations led by 20 winners with 68 major wins this year. Top entrants include Greentree Stable, Maine Chance Farm, Valley Farm and Albertas, with international runners from England and Chile among seven horses sought for both the Widener and Santa Anita Tiandidan.
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Miami
Fila
Hialeah
Charles J. McLennan
Stanlem
Vasty House Farm
Alferia Ranches, Ltd
Wasty House
Alberta
Diamonds
Santa Anita
Florida
Santa
Cithers
Greentree Stable
Fred W. Hooper
Pic
Maine Chance Farm
Apple
Valley Farms
B. F. Whitaker
Brookmeades
Mrs. Weir
Unclear Basketball Bulletin From A Fragmented Page
Fragmentary notes list scattered basketball results and numbers. Mixed strings of team names, scores, dates, and place names create an unreadable mosaic with few coherent facts or identifiable entities.
Downey Five Edged by South Pasadena in Nonleague Bout
South Pasadena edged Downey 80 to 61 in a nip and tuck nonleague game on the team’s floor. Tick Pearce led Downey with 25 points as Pasadena pulled away late, with Wilkow from Pasadena contributing 14 points.
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Downey
South Pasadena
iPowney
Tick Pearce
Downes
Pasadena
Flambion
Wilkow
Searing
Wercnres Downer
Alumni Too Powerful for Huntington Beach Victory 83 38
Huntington Beach High Alumni defeated the HB team 83 to 38 on Tuesday night led by Howard with 29 points. The scrambled text records a one sided game dominated by the alumni squad, showcasing strong offense and a wide margin of victory.
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Huntington Beach
Jimmy Rag
Much Stricklin
Huntington Beach High
Howard
Sumas Faa
Heine Ish
Miss Fame
Cer
Jayawar
U S Scribe Predicts Yank Net Victory
Will Grimsley predicts the United States will win the Davis Cup next week three matches to two. Tony Trabert is slated to win both singles, with Vic Seixas expected to beat Lewis Head for the third point. Doubles and another singles likely go to Australia. an American upset could occur in the tandem.
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Will Grimsley
Melbourne
United States
Wll
Bombardier
Tony Trabert
Vic Seixas
Lewis Head
America
Bowling Along Highlights AJBC Christmas Holl ys Winners
Independent Press-Telegram lists winners from the Hilson High division of the AJBC special Christmas Holl ys Tournament at Marjor Bowl. Higgam, Bev Bymann, Basile, Higham, Shaw, Bender, McNab, and Car Their lead in various boys and girls events, with doubles and mixed titles, plus numerous place winners and a long roster of participants.
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Independent Press-Telegram
Karl Higham
Bev Bymann
Vince Basile
Higham
Donna Shaw
Emilis Bender
Jim McNab
Pat Car Theyre
Hilson
AJBC
Win Papers
Mar’ Jor Bowl
Highing
Boygles
Sinhile Bey
Basile
Donna
Emilie
Landers
Jim
Pat
Ducrees
Cyne Tones
Charles Olsen
Bobby "Sod
Josfer Siders
Dog SaKa
Zenshare Werk
Les Heileite c Seinen
Frew “Smead
Dim
Cies
Dourtes
Esy Eymuna
Gale Varner
Eenet
Pat Carey
Mary J. Hyland
Han Huchaman Wilson
Je Orss Rowenace
Thu Lee
Stark Smead-Baymond
Bob Pesor
Chuck Olson
Clark Work
City Basketball Inpte Hoe 4 a Huedte
A chaotic OCR reads like a local basketball schedule with team names, players and venues. It lists Ant, EAOMan, 1A, and various shops and local clubs, mentioning matches and dates though many spellings are garbled. The fragment mentions Paul’s Restaurant, Tanase, Dod, Bonds Stove Works, and several unnamed teams and players.
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Grant Oy
Athiey
Ste
Fami
Boadherry
Alempaer
Taylor
Tindal Ts. Waret
Iibrist
Miburn
Goodman Bnnson
Roharson
Harper
Evens
Riga
Senecka
Loma
Doftetson
Paul's
Tanase
Brite Carter
Mayslover Hodze Sr Tnidan Fas
Dod
Sith P. i.—Bonds Stove Works
Nile Cranks
Wit
Mo Fite Depos
Hateasa
Atraly & mm —Shop
Bipp
Dead Ducks Says Critic on U.S. Davis Cup Chances
Chicago based tennis figure Seymour Greenberg, a top American player in previous decades, declared the U.S. Davis Cup team would need a load of luck to beat Australia. He criticized Vic Seixas and Tony Trabert’s form and warned Australia holds a psychological edge at home with Rosewall and Head as key opponents.
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Kooyong
Seixas
Hoads
Hoad
Wimbledon
Paris
Forest Hills
Pacific Coast
Uncle Sam
U. S
Rosewall
Harry Hopman
Caesar
Hopman
Chicago
Seymour Greenberg
Australia
America
Greenberg
Lewis Head
Ken Rosewall
Bert
Palos Verdes Handicap Watch From Santa Anita
Impost of 428 pounds may keep Mark-Ye-Well out of the 20000 Palos Verdes Handicap at Santa Anita Saturday. Hill Gale and Pet Bully each drawn 124 pounds for the Inaugural Handicap season opener. Also notes Bowl news with Alabama, Texas Tech, Auburn, and Crosby tournament developments.
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Mark-Ye
Santa Anita
Calumet Farm
Lemate Hill Gale
Ada L. Rice
Santa’, Anita
Holiday junior high hoops draw 300 plus hopefuls
More than 300 scholastic basketball players from 10 city junior highs compete in three classes under the Recreation Department. Rod Ballard and J Hailey Ashcraft direct the double elimination tourney at Poly gym with seventh, eighth and ninth graders playing daily morning sessions. Play began Monday and continues next week with final games set for Thee 20.
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Long Beach
Recreation Department
Rod Ballard
J. Hailey Ashcraft
Polygym
Thee
Hughes
Marshall
Hamilton
Jefferson
Washington
Franklin
Stephens
Rose Bowl Rivalries Begin After Christmas Break
Pasadena reports say Rose Bowl teams Michigan State and UCLA will hold closed practices after Christmas as they prepare for New Year games. Michigan State coach Biggie Munn and UCLA's Red Sanders have an informal agreement. both squads fear lingering injuries to centers Ira Pauly and John Paior who twisted an ankle in a scrimmage.
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Pasadena
Rose Bow Footsball
Michigan State
Biggie Munn
UCLA
Red Sanders
Ira Pauly
John Paior
MSC
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Ty Kajimoto
Mey Osa
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Uhlig Leon
Tno
Teyone
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Chnstopherson
Timboe
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Lakewood
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Crndail
Ems
Matea
Dotit Holmes
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Bigher
D. H. Pothertond
Ben Rucker
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Stoge
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Injarios
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Red
Auburn
Vince Nardone
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Riverside
Colorado
Texas
Bing Crosby
Pebble Beach Jam
Crosby
Gerald Kirsten
College of Pacific
Green Bay Pagliers
Verne Lewsden
Packers
Kessler
Julius Kessler Company
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Michiano Catamm
Schifftenn & CH
Frank Shields
Jeff
Rose
General Electric de Luxe
P.M
Baker's Television Appliances
F. M. Thomas
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E. Artelia Cherry Inn
Lees Geach
Nevada