Trusting and Pet Bully Lead Argonaut Handicap Field
Hollywood Park hosts the $50,000 Argonaut Handicap on Memorial Day featuring 11 entrants led by champions Trusting and Pet Bully. Trusting carries 128 pounds with Willie Shoemaker aboard, while Pet Bully weighs 122 with Ralph Neves riding, as both aim to repeat recent stakes success on the mile and one sixteenths track. Other starters include Admiral Drake the previous year’s winner, Nearquest, Indian Hemp, and a full field of turf contenders seeking holiday glory.
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Inglewood
Trusting
Pet Bully
Hollywood Park
Rea Warner
Ada L. Rice
Chicago
Keeneland
Calumet Farm
Fleet Bird
Abe Hirschberg
Admiral Drake
Nearquest
Alberta Ranches
Trojans Favored To Win 13th Straight PCC Title
Southern California leads the Pacific Coast Conference track final at Stanford Stadium with USC stars Parry O'Brien in shot put and Sim Iness in discus. Bob Mathias of Stanford is in hurdles shot put and discus before Marine Corps service. UCLA sprinters Red Richard and Len Eilers show top marks as several entries contest high jumps and pole vault.
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Palo Alto
California
Trojans
Stanford Stadium
USC
Parry O'Brien
Sim Iness
Iness
O'Brien
Stanford
Bob Mathias
Mathias
Marine Corps
UCLA
Red Richard
Bob
Gary
Washington State
Mervin Brock
Oregon State
Jim Leal
Ernie Shelton
Andy
Howard, McCants
Len Eilers
Verle. Sorgen
128 Pounds for Tom Fool 128 Pounds for Tom Fool
In New York a field of 12 leading horses entered the Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park. Tom Fool carries 128 pounds atop a mile and a quarter race, with One Hitter at 116, High Send 110, Risque Rouge 105, Kiss Me Kate ľ 127?2, One Count 126, and other weights listed for Lombards, Cold Command, and Royal Vale among entrants. Lincoln Fields Royal Bay Gem lead a group of 11 for the Peabody Handicap at Lincoln Fields with 126 pounds. Pimlico attracts ten-year-olds for the Black-Eyed Susan Stakes with all at 121 pounds and Wingsi O'Mara as favorite.
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New York
Greentree
Tom Fool
Belmont Park
King Ranch
Walter M. Jeffords
Lafourche
Cold Command
Golden Gloves
Master Fiddle
Royal Vale
Lincoln Fields
Royal Bay Gem
Lincol Fields
Ace Destroyer
Sir Mange
Mokatuck
Guy
Thaxler
Spy Defense
Berseem
Ol! Gusher
Fintan
Pimlico
Wingsi O'Mara
Calif
Choiaek
Mp Hee
Vt Pal Jeek
Shosmaker
Aarp
Martha
Vilez
Tantarua
le Blanc
Rafer
Peterson
Matcata
Longden
Trejo
Sain
Volaks
Santa Anita
Hawk
Miliér
Hunters Cross
Leon
Caliente
WA Faro
Kid
Summers
the Schenck
Gilsson
Balak
Lo Binoy
F. Moreni
Barbara Brown
York
Erikrdiy Dog
Oman
Secret
Ford
Ichein
Khal
Miller
Gustaf
Philipp Pas
Hasler
Maeze
Bam
Valenzuela
Burton
Longren
Cannell
Pearson
Lars Fly
Shoemaker
Canute
Flacorie
la Franga
Ught
Wisconsin Bay
Neves
Tosa
Shineaway
Pater
Phil
Inter
Sania
Anita
P. Morenci
Rage
Peverson
Arrow
Ne Blane
Chojnacst Lorenei
Morenoi
Liz
Charles EB. Moore
B.D. Wackertry
Elit
Nevea
Trusting
Emp Longden
Bird
Admiral Drake
Glisson
Pat Bully
Ns Rosa
Apba
Bull
Mearque
Bernwood
Endowment
Parl-Crosa
Phil O' Hell
Valor IL
Shoemeake
Manheim
iSeves
Foxia
Trejos
Pearspaello
Jo Burton
Prefsraga
Phil Ote
Mr. Frilure
Americans dominate French Championships doubles and semifinals
Maureen Connolly and Julie Sampson beat Italians Sylvanne Lazzavino and Nicoe Glioglio 6-2 6-2 in doubles, while Doris Hart and Shirley Fry defeated England's Joan Rinkel and Helen Fielbery 3 7-9 6-2 to reach the all American final. In men's semifinals, Australian youths Ken Rosewall and Lew Head upset Jaroslav Drobny and Budge Patty 6-3 6-1 6-3, and Seixas and Rosewall advance to the singles final against Seixas.
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Faris
California
Maureen Connolly
Julie Sampson
Sylvanne Lazzavino
Nicoe
Migliorio
Doris Hart
Shirley Fry
England
Joan Rinkel
Helen Fielbery
Australia
Ken Frosewall
Lewis Head
Jaroslav
Battling Nelson Seeks Lifelong Support in California Home
In Chicago ailing boxing legend Battling Nelson, nearly 71, faces poverty and relies on friends for hotel and meals. A benefit committee plans a testimonial dinner September 28 to fund a $100-a-month annuity for life, with notable contributors including Tom Yankee, Fred Miller, Bishop Sheil, and Clark Griffith.
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Chicago
Battling Nelson
Nelson
Joe Gans
Young Corbett
Jimmy Britt
Abe Attel
Terry McGovern
California
Parcel Post
Tom Yankee
Boston Red Sox
Fred Miller
Milwaukee Sportsman
Bishop Sheil
Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Softball Scores Tonight At Recreation Park Diamond
Recreation Park Diamond hosts a set of softball games tonight starting 8:45. Matchups include Mus tangts versus Nts Be and Sanchex Starliners versus Sheil Oparayors, plus several other local teams at Diamond Na and nearby diamonds.
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Recreation Park
Diamond
Mustangts
Nts
American Ave
Monts
Dreyer Cheveo
Diamond Na
Sanchex Starliners
Sheil Oparayors
Johra
Manville
Hone
Diamant
Firat Brethren QE
Crusaders
St. Isadore
Banteve
Birat Baptist
Boughiun
Parte Tis On Minott
Methotigt
Elise” Churen
Second Brethren Golts
First Lutheran
Admiral Kidd Park
Camus Club
Austin'a Furniture
Broadway Cate Va
Pacific
Snider Faces Musial In Strike Zone Challenge
Edwin Duke Ing, a relatively limited ball player, is portrayed as an exciting threat as Snider targets Musial in a New York based feature. The piece frames Ing’s evolution from limited talent to potential standout as he confronts the Cardinals star.
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Snider
Strike Zone
Musial
NEW York
NEA
Edwin Duke
Duke
Dodgers
Yankees
Dick Wakefield
Rex Barney
Dukes
Charley Dressen
Stan Musial
Pacific Coast sports notes clash with Rose Bowl stance
In Pacific Coast Conference news FCC head Victor O Schmidt notes reluctance to alter the Rose Bowl pact with the Big Ten while PCC favors continuity. Also reports include fisticuffs in the Western International League, track meet postponements, jockey standings, and major league baseball updates focusing on Willie Shoemaker, Duke Snider, and Tony Despitito.
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Thera
Big Ten
FCC
Victor O. Schmidt
PCC
Schmidt
Hollypark Race Day Results Show Several Close Finishes
Racing card at Hollypark features six races with multiple close calls. Notable finishes include Breezing Bebe in 6.80 for top speed and Our Vengeance among scratches in early races, with times ranging from 4 furlongs to 1 1/16 miles and winners such as Fortune Teglet and Fit Reader in mid stakes.
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Curtin
Fair Ben
Dons
Hermarce
S “Hoy
Frilute
Tahkeley
Furton Smart Unela
Smke
Bae la Bull
Burton
Bing Chief
Steickltnd
LABO
Forever Hue
Mitex
Shoemaker
Adair
Nada Pateh
Burtony
fBrin
Valenzuela
Lynn Anita
Ahicemaker
Soratcheda
Furion
Fae Regere
Shaker T
Misa ‘Rattle
Neves
Furlon
scFortune
Paterson
Grace
Anne Ptahle- Rainbow
Dixie Lady
Fit
Neveal
Moreno
Bowling League Scores Highlight Mixed Results Across Circuits
Readouts from multiple lanes show varied standout efforts including Rick Teske’s 4 frame string and top series by Aileé Muronde. Other notable marks include Vivien Harp’s 220 game and Zelda Deacon’s 524 series as Boulevard and North Long Beach leagues posted high totals.
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AGUS
Rick ‘Teske
Lonseif
Steve Priolo
F. Bulen
Bob Polzin
Snd
Rusaburt
Elbow ‘Bendeva
Merk
Glenn E. “Thoms
Boulevard Bowl
Nelta
Macy At Gaulle Cafe
Aileé Muronde
Beni
W. Hovdovits
Loy
J. Back
My Mall
J. Woodrutt
J. Heard
Team
Giroux
Giroux's
Econd
Jsom
Ed Berzak
Bill Willams
Eam
Seo Pee
Chuck McGarvey
Bill Goldblatt
al Waiknes
By Darling
Bud Braenum
Jim Kennedy
Odie McNight
Euson
North Long Brach
Miller's Bervier
Jeague
Pedersen Tire Co
Elora Schwindler
Orie Chen
Ward Scouts Into Finals at British Amateur Golf
HOYLAKE England Harvle Ward of Atlanta advanced to the 36 hole final of the British Amateur Championship by defeating Arthur Perowne of England and Cyril Windrow 48 5 4 Ward who beat Frank Stranahan to win the title last year faces Ireland's Joe Carr in the final Carr defeated Cecil Beamish of Ireland to reach the final and Ward seeks a second consecutive British Amateur title since Tad Little in 1885 and 1935
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Hoylake
England
Harvle Ward
Atlanta
Arthur Perowne
Ward
Cyril Windrow
Frank Stranahan
Stranahan
Tad Little
Joe Carr
Ireland
Cecil Beamish
Carr
Thia
Minor League Results Across Regional Leagues
Western International League games featured Victoria at Vancouver and Wenatchee at Lewiston with mixed scores. American Association saw Columbus defeating Indianapolis while Toledo beat Charleston. International League listings include Ottawa at Springfield and Toronto edging Rochester, with other results noted in partial inning counts.
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Talifornia
Barbara
Modesto
Tachion
Venture
Galenty
Epokane
Sinkime
Victoria
Vancouver
Wenatchee
Lewiston
Edmonton
Enlem
Ohawa
Springfield
Sureretinas Sos Tbnthea Mochester
Toronto
Mortrews
Baltimore
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Argonaut
Vic
Philadelphia
Vic Seixas
Paris
Jaroslav Drobny
Ken Rosewall
Telephone
Tom
Julie
Ernie MA
Bat
Gans
Washington
Ad Wolgast
Michigan
Admiral
Dad Os Gilberts
DeLon Cook
J. Cuttistopherson & Hanna
Shsige Heron
Tran
Arbor “Truewing
UgGueess I Bere
Dorsey
Sehlocher Eisen Mtg
Samblera
Giridson
Loewen
Allan, Johnston & Monroe
Stallay, Co
Inbites
Cosby & Johnsonen
Zintoper
F Harvey
General ‘Telephone
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Shaves
Lambe
Adrenal
Yestone
Roberta É
Ga Rutherford
the Huntress Org
Rheem Areruttanzo & Nelson
Samalloy Co
Jelus
Wilison G. Christopher & Gratley
Liggett
Haines
Brubaker & Padlo
Lewis & Lancanter
Méls Tire
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Conger
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Salem
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Jack Hemphill
Sacramento Solon
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California Interscholastic Federation
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Ray Tran
Seattle Rainier
Lulu Perez
Brooklyn
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NBC
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Hosses
Tony Despitito
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Tony
Suffolk Downs
Willie
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Joe Gemss
George Amick
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Bay Meadows
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Sam Nunn
Excelsior High
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Dolph Camilli
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Marteri Mendez
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Downen's Shop
Veterans Memorial Stadium
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Carson
HIRST
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Oman Oy Eaiern Association
Molle
Jory
ANS
Stanley Ketchel
Jeck Johnsson
Iars & Tubes
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Hudson
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Commodore
SHARP
Studebaker
Husson
Mene
Shimoff
Bopront
Madel Ram
Ste. Pierre Soirnoff Ps, Inc
Harford, Cron
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