Noor Horse of the Meeting Highlights Writers Poll
Turf writers named Noor the horse of the meeting after a single Holly Day race while Great Circle topped the 3 year olds and Mrs Fuddy led the best filly or mare. Hindu Star won the 2 year olds, and Dorothy Head defeated Hella Strecker to win an international tennis title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee
Noor
Hollyday
Great Circle
Valquest
Specifl Touch
Ray York
Ralph West
Fuddy
Willie Molter
Dorothy Head
Vienna
Alameda
Calif
Hella Strecker
Noor Streaks to Narrow Win in $50,000 American Handicap
Nicky Wall aboard Dharan edged Noor by a head in a thrilling stretch duel at Hollywood Park. Noor, carrying 132 pounds, posted 2:00 1-5 over the mile and a quarter in front of 48,808 fans, with Dharan and Miche close behind as Old Rockport faded late. Cover Up’s track mark remains faster, while Noor heads east to meet weight-for-age races before standing at stud in Moorpark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicky Wall
Noor
Hollywood Park
Albert
Charles
Seabiscuit
Esposa
Jacol
Drahan
Nicky
New York
Dharan
Johnny Longdén
Mike
Sharon
Old Rockport
Miche
Dheran
Frankly
Cover Up
Arsa
Golden Gate
U. S
Rey Meadows
California
Howard Interests
Trish Bret
Howard Ranch
Moorpark
Special Touch
Wille Shoemaker
Fair Truckle
On Trust
Br Sure Now
Spartan Noble
Breezing Home
Jet Black
del Mar
Mere
Chuck Tally
Trith
Brad Noor
Dom
Howard
Tu Photo
Johnny Longden
Parede Wood
Ingle
Frenkly
Bharen
Triompn
Triumb
Longden
Burley Parke
Howard Stable
Howard Star
Citation
Ferrier Takes St Paul Lead In Open Race
Jim Ferrier of San Francisco surged to the lead at the St. Paul Open as rain affected the round, finishing day two with 205 after a 69. Skip Alexander, Barber, Stranahan, and Ransom trailed by one to three strokes with scores around 206 208. Demaret quit after a 40 opening nine. Dave Douglas posted the day’s best 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Paul
Minn
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Ferrier
Skip Alexander
Knoxville
Tenn
Barber
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Henry Ransom
St. Andrews
Ilr
Ted Kroll
New Hartford
N.Y
Paul O'Leary
Bismarck
N. D
Dave Douglas
Newark
Del
Demaret
Jimmy Demaret
Dial
Calif
Fred Haas Jr
Claremont
Akip Alexander
Tend
Jerex Barber
Philadelphia
Fore Ghanuhag
Ohio
Teetroll
Razaom
Manxtum
Chitago
Himnarek
Puraat Royal Oak
Mich
Gaetrty
Rural
Cniit
Tiaotee Hawking
H Pawo
Texan
Lgere Runes
Cleveland
Wally Ulrich
Minneapolis
Cary Middincott
Ormond Bench
Fit
Tomy Ball
Durham
N.C
Sam Snead
Weeee
Coast Net Stars Reach Semifinals in Penn East Tennis
At Haverford Pennsylvania, Dick Savitt of Orange New Jersey former Cornell captain upset Earl Cochel of San Francisco in a marathon semifinal. Moylan of Trenton New Jersey advanced as did Maureen Connolly of San Diego to win the women’s title 6 2 4 6 3. Heather Nicholls beat Alice Fehrenbach, and Connolly partnered with Baba Lewis to win women’s doubles. Cochel and Mrs Perez won a mixed doubles semifinal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverford
Dick Savitt
Orange
N. J
Cornell University
Pennsylvania
Ed Moylan
Trenton
San Francisco
Savitt
Earl Cochel
San Francisgo
Caill
Moylan
Maureen Cornwolly
San Diego
Helen Perez
Encino Park
Cailf
Heather Nicholls
Bermuda
Alice Fehrenbach
Philadelphia Rifle Club
Miss Connolly
Swith
Baba Lewis
Boston
Perez
Barbara Kimbrell
Los Angeles
Cochell
Mrs. Perez
Fred Fisher
Seattle
Mra Lewis
To Market in Arlington Win
To Market captured the Arlington Futurity at Arlington Park, earning 6 to owner S A Mason II Richmond VA. Bugledrums was second and Jumbo third in the 67,350 race run over six furlongs on a drying track. Angel Rivera rode To Market to a 1 33 5 time as Bernwood faded to eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arlington
Arlingtton Park
S.A. Mason, II
Richmond
Bugiedrums
Jumbo
Sir Bee Bum Finshed
Angel Rivera
Bugle Jarunte
Here Me
Hal Price Headley
Lexington
Bernwood
Market-Pretty
Johnstown
To Market
Rivera
Beavers Trade Outfielders With Blues
Portland club of the Pacific Coast League announced a trade with the Kansas City Blues of the American Association. Portland sends Dail Clay, an outfielder, for Fenton Mole, a converted first baseman who will be used in the outfield this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Portland Club
Pacific Coast League
Kansas City Blues
American Association
Daii Clay
Fenton Mole
Slo-mo-shun Wins Gold Cup Breaks Two Speed Records
Slo-mo-shun IV won the 90 mile Gold Cup on the Detroit River, setting speed records in two categories and claiming three heat victories before a breakdown by My Sweetie narrowed the field. Stanley Sayres and Ted Jones led Seattle's entry to a dominant run, with Lombardo’s Tempo VI placing second overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slo-mo-shun
Jonescraft
My Sweetie
Golden iGate
Slo-MoShuns
Etroit
Stanley Sayres
Detroit River
Detroit
Seattle
Sayres
Ted Jones
Lombrrdo
Guy Lombardo
Long Beach
Sweetie
Lou Fageol
Fageol
Hadden WN. J
Deaconess Hospital
Norm Langerbach
Dee Jays
Greek Ship Wins Monmouth Handicap at Oceanport
Brookmeade Stabie s Greek Ship Jed led all the way to win the Monmouth Handicap at Oceanport on July 22 before 24,531. Ridden by Joe Calmone, the mile and a quarter race finished in 2:02 25 with a purse of 321. Hypocrite finished second, narrowly ahead of Felix de la Madris and Mrs Evelyn Seki in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanport
Brookmeade Stabie
Jed
Joe Calmone
Felix de la Madris
Hypocrite
Svo
Evelyn E Seki
Vesper Club Wins Three Boat Titles in Regatta
PHILADELPHIA July 22 The Vesper Club of Philadelphia won three national rowing championships on the Schuylkill to lead the Julius P Barnes trophy race. Vesper swept senior quadruple sculls and two other events, with notable crews including Jack Kehoe and the Kieffer brothers, as rivals trailed in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
UP Vesper
Club
Schuyhill
Julius P. Barnes
Vesper
St. Catharines of
Can
Jack Ke Jr
Wil
Airm Tion
Kieffer ™ Brothers
Philaorp
Ack
Guest Jr
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B1ck Zehms
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St. Paul
Beavers
By Charles C. Cain
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