All Blue Steals Cap Penalties For Eight Pros
Texas February report notes Eleht recalcitrant American golfers who went to Mexico for the Mexican National Open amid conflict with the Rio Grande Valley Open. Penalties assessed, outcome pending next week after TMCA meeting. Demaret and peers face PGA action for playing in Mexico.
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Texas
PGA
Mexico
Demaret
Mos
State Department
Houston
Lcores
Pastepes Golf Club Cour
Nesertich
Tamia Demaret
Oi Jean Moe Surrey
Furgol Leads at Harlingen Open Golf Leaderboard
Furgol fired a blistering six under par 63 to grab a share of the Rio Grande Valley Open lead at Harlingen Municipal, posting 54 holes of 200 as Charles Klein slipped to second with 202. Max Evans stood third after a 66 while the field eyed the final 18 holes and the $2000 first prize at stake.
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Harlingen
Texas
Cap Lean
Marty Furgol
Long Beach
Calif
Furgel
Charles
Chuck) Klein
San Antonio
Klein
Klood Sinagram
Chicage
Dat Palmer
Bardin
I. Gegan Teal
Sian
Ela Worshara
Onkaont
Calumet Stable Pulls Surprise With Victor II
All Blue powered to a three parts of a length victory in Santa Anita’s $50,000 San Antonio Handicap, a mile and an eighth preview for the March 3 $100,000 Handicap. Coaltown faded to eighth as Next Move and Sudan chased. Beau Max led early before yielding. Shoemaker rode All Blue to a 1:49 2-5 for nine furlongs, earning $44,850 for Calumet Farm affiliates amid a soft track and altered equipment setup.
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Calumai Farms
Blue
San Antonio
Santa Anita
Calumet Farms
Coaltown
Sudan
Clifford Mooers
Alfred
Vanderbilt
Mrs. F. N. Phelps
Jones Boys
Jimmy
Papa Ben
Calumet
Ponder
Spredster
All Blue
Ian Fluke
Hill Prince
Your Host
Washingston Park Park
Chicago
Beau Max
Bullreight Jr
Moontush
Bulleigh Jr
Boonrush
Next Move
AH Blue
Shoemaker
Gordon Glisson
Ralph Neves
Holwood Park
Steve Brooks
Brooks
Vulcan's Forge
Shoermaker
Paic
Ben Jones
Lee Bateson
Chuck Sundquist
Senators to Report Soon for Spring Training Pitchers and Catchers
ORLANDO Florida February 17 Todays report says Wirahbigtorn pitchers and catchers will report to Manager Bucky Harris at Tinker Field Tuesday The Cuban players are in winter ball shape and expected to join March 2 roster includes pitchers Gene Benyon Mickey Harris Joe Haynes Liz Hudson Bob Kusaya and Alf Slena Catchers listed Mickey Grasse Hal Keller Len Okrie and Frank Sacka Harris plans to use his regular staff and may borrow rookie players from Washington farm clubs to start spring training with Marel McDeane the Philadelphia Athoethos
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Orlando
Fla
Bucky Harris
Tinker Field
Tuesda
Permi
Cfib
Thay
Gene’ Benvion
Mickey Harris
Joe Haynes
Liz Hudson
Bob Kusaya
Fhew
Frank Quinn
al Slena
Mickey Grasse
Hal Keller
Len Okrie
Frank Sacka
Harria
Washington
Marel
Mc Deane
Philadelphia Athethos
Florida tracks ordered to delay race results twenty minutes
Florida tracks were ordered by the State Racing Commission to delay transmitting race results by 20 minutes. Attorney General Richard Brevin urged the embargo, saying it would help authorities cut off information flow to bookies. Officials cited Associated Press policies and newspaper needs for prompt, legitimate news.
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Florida
Fila
State Racing Commission
Richard Brevin
Leo Edwards
Hialeah
Associated Press
Frank J. Starzel
Edwards
Ervin
Commission
United States
Starzel
Jand
Miami Bout Lures Sugar Rays in March Offer
New York report states middleweight champion Ray Robinson will fight in Miami in March, with five possible opponents chosen by promoter W J Peebles. Manager George Gainford posted a $3500 forfeit to guarantee Robinson’s appearance and noted he remains welterweight champion until a defense is arranged. The NBA and New York commission have vacated the welter title.
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New York
Ray Robinson
Miami
Fiji
George Gainford
Sugar Rays
Gainford
Robinson
W.J .W. Peebles
Bobby Dykes
Peebles
Jake
La_Motta
Ray
Joe Maxim
Johnny Atte
Philadelphia
NBA
New York Commission
Texans Burke and Garth reach 36-hole U S Amateur final
In Houston the 1947 Rice Institute golfers Burke Jr. of Houston and Garth Jr. of Beaumont duel in the Houston Country Club invitational final after Burke stunned National Amateur champion Arzetta 1-up in the quarterfinals and then defeated Lupin Lupin, while Garth overcame Sellman 1-up in 20 holes and Coyle 3 and 2 to reach the final.
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Houston
Tom Burke Jr
Tyrell Garth Jr
Beaumont
Burke
Urzetta
Arzetta
Garth
Jack Sellman
Jack Coyle
Springfield
Ill
Umpire Bill Kiem Improving After Illness
Miami Beach Feb 17 veteran National League umpire Bill Kiem who has suffered heart and kidney problems for over a year was reported improving today by his doctor S D W Light.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Bill Kiem
S. D. W. Light
McNeill Chaffee Set Indoor Tennis Pace
NY, Feb 17 AP Defending champions McNeill and Chaffee opened the National Indoor Tennis championships with straight set wins. McNeill seeded first defeated Richard Sorlien 6-2 6-0, while top seed Chaffee beat Jean French Fallot 6-1 6-0. Brant Shields upset Vic Seixas. Althea Gibson routed Nancy Derenna 6-0 6-0. Patricia Todd defaulted to Carolyn Liguori. Beverly Baker had a bye and will meet Edna Salidis.
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Cpreae McNeill
Richard C. Sorlien
Wynnewood
Miss Chaffee
Jean French Fallot
Amity,ville
Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Brannt Shields
New York
Althea Gibson
Miss Gibson
Nancy Derenna
Patricia
Canning Todd
la Jolla
Calif
Carolyn Liguori
Beverly Baker
Santa Monica
Edna Salidis
Stanford Indians Open 1951 Season With 2-0 Loss
The Stanford Indian baseball team opened the 1951 season with a 2 to 0 loss to the Palo Alto Oaks in a first practice game played this afternoon in Palo Alto.
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Palo Alto
Stanford
Referee backs knockout verdict in Garden bout
Referee Ruby Goldstein said he was firmly convinced Paddy Young was knocked out by Gene Hairston in Madison Square Garden. The stoppage came at 2:57 of the second round after Young was floored three times, drawing boos from 6154 fans and prompting scrutiny by the State Athletic Commission.
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New York
Ruby Goldstein
Paddy Young
Gene Hairston
Madison Square Garden
Goldstein
Salomon
Eddie Eagan
The
Ruby
State Athletic Commission
Young
New York J
Inas
Handlan Sets Scoring Mark In Conference Record
Lexington Va February 17 Handlan of Washington set a new southern conference individual scoring mark by dropping 66 points in a game where Furman was routed 97 to 82. The 21 year old negro, unbeaten in 12 fights, rose to a No 6 rating among middleweights after former record holder Samy Ranzino, North Carolina State, had held it.
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Lexington
Tihey
Jay Handlan
Washington
Price Lee
Bairston
Cen
Jerals
Furman
Samy
Ranzino
North Carol State
Youngs
Virginia Tech
Tor
Laurent Dauthuille
Handlan
Kid Gavilan
Hairston
Louis May Move to San Francisco Bout If Charles rematch stalls
Charles May Avoid Louis. San Francisco February 17. Upset by exhorbitant demands, Joe Louis manager Marshall Miles said Jake Mintz may avoid a return title fight. If Mintz refuses fair terms, Louis could fight Rex Layne here for a title, with estimated purses between 200000 and 250000. Louis trains for a 10 rounder with Andy Walker at the Cow Palace next Friday. Louis showed sharp lefts and quick combinations in a four round workout today.
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San Francisco
Marshall Miles
Joe Louis
Jake Mintz
Ezzard Charles
Mintz
Louis
Rex Layne
Lewiston
Utah
Miles
Evrard Charles
Charles
Andy Walker
Cow Palace
Joe Mendel
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Gene Ths
Lamesa
Pesas
Alan Aire
Yale
Tony Pipatia
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Ben and
Tap
Arcadia Oval
Bull Jimmy Jones
Bernbrook
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Calumet Stable
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Arcadia Course
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