Dispute Closes Jamaica Race Track in New York
Jamaica race track cancels Saturday program due to a three day strike by grooms and exercise boys and related workers. The Met Jockey Club seeks to move racing to Belmont Park as drivers and license issues halt transport. Labor board charges accuse owners and trainers of refusing to bargain in good faith.
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New York
Lady Luck
Jamaica
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Robert Kelley
State Racing Commission
Belmont Park
Ashley T. Cole
A. F. L. International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Hot Rods to Race Tonight at Huntington Beach
C R A hot rods contest heats up at Huntington Beach Speedway with a 50 lap main event. Top rivals Ruttman McGrath Ayala sit out as Lin den Flaherty Tip ton Bayliss and Mathis chase points. Qualifying begins 6 30 pm and the 3 lap trophy dash starts 8 pm via promoters Ware and Mathews.
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C. R. A. Hot Rods
Huntington Beach Speedway
Ruttman
McGrath
Ayala
Andy Linden
Pat Flaherty
Wayne Tipton
Jack Bayliss
Slim Mathis
Ware
Mathewson
Beach Golf Course Finals Set in Tourney Play
Huntington Beach reports finals in the golf club tournament match play to be played tomorrow. Finalists include Leo Farwell and Wilson Vaus in the championship flight with Bill Hengoed and Lem Berry in flight No 1 and Bob Davis and Pete Bink in flight No 2.
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Huntington Beach
Angy Mollica
Leo Farwell
Wilson Vaus
Bill Hengoed
Lem Berry
Bob Davis
Pete Bink
Feller's Stars Top Kansas City Royals
Bobby Feller allowed two hits in four innings and struck out seven as his barnstorming all star team defeated the Kansas City Royals 7 to 2 in San Francisco last night.
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San Francisco
Bobby Feller
Kansas City Royals
Panthers Seek Loop Victory At City College
Torrance High, Marine League champions, aims for a Bay League win over Jordan High at Lounsbury Field in a 8 Pm start. Jordan’s Ernie Radford fielded squad suffers suspensions and injuries as key players, including Jack Moore, are unavailable.
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Jordan
Torrance High
Lounsbury Field
Hubert A. McClain
Torrance High School
Ernie Radford
Jordan High Eleven
City College
Panthers
Beverly Hills
Northsiders
Torrance
Pop” Warner
Radfordmen
Jack Moore
Letterman
Garden Grove Opens Orange League With 20-0 Win
Garden Grove dominated San Juan to open the Orange League race as quarterback Johnny White orchestrated the offense in a 20-0 victory at Arden Grove yesterday. White delivered precise passes and directed scoring drives to establish early control.
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Arden Grove
Johnny White
Garden Grove
Laguna Beach opens Orange League with 13 0 win over Valencia
Laguna Beach defeats Valencia 13-0 to begin the Orange League gridiron race on the losers’ field. Emelio Hilario and Gaylord Brown star for the Beach with a 79 yard drive ending in a Taylor touchdown and a Taylor conversion.
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Laguna Beach
Brayton Norton
Boyd Taylor
Gaylord Brown
Valencia
Beach of Valencia
Hilario Boisserance Duncan
Neal Stinerh
Perez Taylor
Collier
UND
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Hilario
Norton
Taylor
Brown
Oelke
Riehl
Esslinger
Valencia— Silva
Tustin Smashes Brea Olinda 21 to 6 in Orange League clash
Tustin High defeated Brea Olinda 21 to 6 in an Orange League game. Scoring came from Tatum with a 20 yard TD, Mayer an 87 yard run, and McCalla on a 35 yard pass interception. Hood scored for Brea Olinda with a four yard plunge. McCalla added a conversion on a Tatum pass.
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F. Ledbetter
Brea-Owmda
C-R-Ceocccennee
Tustin
Tatum
Mayer
McCalla
Breat Hood
Hull
Nevada Seeks Victory Over Gaels Tomorrow
In Kezar Stadium Nevada Wolfpack, led by coach Joe Sheeketski, faces St. Marys Gaels as injuries plague the Gaels and three Nevada stars return to the lineup. Nevada aims to extend a 1933 victory memory and relies on a strong line and speedy backs including Kalmanir.
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Francisco
St. Mary's
University of Nevada Wolfpack
Kezar Stadium
Morrow
Nevadans
Joe Sheeketski
Gaels
Herman Wedemeyer
St. Mary’s
Portland University
Scott Beasley
Tommy Kalmanir
Buster Tilton
Wolfpack
Portland
California
Washington
Kalmanir
Fouch Leads Santa Ana to 28 13 Victory Over Orange
Johnny Fouch, sensational All-Southern California back, starred for Santa Ana High, scoring and setting up four touchdowns as the team beat Orange 28 to 13 in a Sunset League game before 8000 fans in Anaheim.
Saints Surge Ahead With Second League Win In Pennant Race
In a decisive league win over rivals, Fouch scored two touchdowns on plunges and threw the passes for the others as the Saints moved well ahead in the pennant race. The clash featured many players listed for Torrance High and Jordan, highlighting a dominant team effort.
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Saints
Fouch
Anaheim High Pounds Orange C,s in Sunset League Win
Jim Dickson starred in all three touchdowns as Anaheim High School beat Orange 21 to 6 in Sunset League action. Dickinson threw to Jim Bleecker for a 40 yard gain, connected with Al Maese, then rushed for a five yard score to seal the victory.
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Jim Dickson
Orange
Dickinson
Jim Bleecker
al Maese
Newport Harbor Touchdown Gives Sailors Sunset League Win
Newport Harbor High beat Fullerton 7-0 in a late third quarter drive capped by Bob Berry’s one yard TD. A 33 yard pass set up the scoring, in the Sunset League clash. Fullerton later won the Class B game 14-0.
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Bob Berry
Newport Harbor High
Fullerton
Newport
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Davis Killefer
Adams Rorick LG
Gugliemana Nourse
C Phaner Clarke
R.G. Shook Weatherwax
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Q. Nielson
Ashen
Jeane
Boaz
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DeRuff
F. Thompson
Motinn
Berry
Horrell Fullerton
Local College and High School Football Scores Across Regions
Local colleges and high schools posted varied football results with Loyola, Redlands, and Santa Monica among the notable winners. Regional showings included Loyola 19 Redlands 16, Santa Monica C C 13 East L A n ¢ 4, and Orange, Chino and Ventura posting decisive wins in California games.
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Golden Gate Fields Race Results for October 17
Results show multiple races with winners including Batchfly, Highfalutin, Wickford Point, Easy Fibber, Gini Lee, Supermont and Sally Maedic. Distinct entries list purses from 2000 to 2100 with times around 1:13 to 1:48 for six furlong to one mile events. Scratches include Nibble, Undesirable and Cracks among others.
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Batchfly
Nichols
Litz’berg
Scargo
Trent
Doubtful Row
Wickford Point
Ctotuns Ik Edge Bene Gay Heiress
Greenocks
Burgin
Bragi
Bierman
Chojnacki
Easy Fibber
Neves
Union Jack
Brook Fern
F. Zufelft
Gini Lee
Litzenberg
Pederson
Supermont
Emock
Sally Maedic
Strike Three
Mugsy
Gissimo
Nichoib
Excelsior Bee's Beats Alhambra 14 7 On Moor Field
Excelsior High undefeated B team led by Jay Palmer defeated Alhambra High 14 to 7 yesterday on Moor Field for their second Pacific League win. Charley Ruhlen and Palmer scored touchdowns and Robert Van Antwerp added two conversions.
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Jay Palmer
Alhambra High
Moor Field
Charley Ruhlen
Palmer
Excelsior
Robert van Antwerp
Death of Vandergrift High Substitue Halfback
Robert Eugene Fitzgerald age 16, Vandergrift High School substitute halfback, died in a hospital after collapsing during a football game. His team defeated Baldwin Township 41 to 20 last night. The coroner reported death from a cerebral hemorrhage.
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Vandergrift
Robert Eugene Fitzgerald
Vandergrift High School
Baldwin Township
Allegheny County
William D. McClelland
Rams Face Crucial Test Against Cardinals in L A
Los Angeles Rams prepare for a pivotal Sunday showdown at Memorial Coliseum against the Chicago Cardinals. Bob Waterfield and Jim Benton face the Cardinals famed backfield led by Trippi Goldberg Harder and Christman with over 70 000 expected in attendance. Gerry Cowhig is doubtful with a bruised shoulder. Coach Bob Snyder remains hospitalized with influenza and will likely delegate to assistants Stydahar and Trafton.
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Los Angeles Rams
Billy Dewell
Dewell
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Memorial Coliseum
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Charlie Trippi
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Pat Harder
Paul Christman
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Bob Snyder
Joe Stydahar
George Trafton
South Gate Beats Mt. Carmel 19-13 in Final Quarter Thriller
South Gate High overcame Mt. Carmel 19-13 as Ralph Long sparked the rally in the final period. Mt. Carmel scored early. South Gate answered with Long contributing two touchdowns and Parker adding a final point after a late conversion by McCollum.
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South Gate High
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Clark LE. Bailey Brotherton
Paucetta Boles
L.G. Alaborre
Kamphuis Co
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R.T. Lowe
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Fishback
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Norfleet
R.H. McCullum
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WER Corpo
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Haller
McGargar
Parker
McCollum
Jordan B's Blast Torrance to 31 6 Victory in Bay League
Jordan High B team powered past Torrance 31 to 6 on a damp gridiron. Dominant rush and passing combined for 232 total yards to Torrance's 58 as Jordan controlled the game from start to finish. Glenn Briggs connected on a 40 yard pass to Gil Lunt to set the first score and Jim Thompson, Lunt Yancky, and Pat Thompson contributed on scoring plays as Jordan secured its second Bay League win.
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Don Hinds
Bill Ingram
Whiz
Bill Newton
Sparky Richards
Bob Gower
Herman Harrelson
Frank Snyder
Warren Routt
Brawley High
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Mel Tebbutt
Snyder
Clarence Caveness
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Compton Tartars Rout Phoenix J C Eleven 33 to 0
Compton College Tartars dominate Phoenix J C eleven 33 to 0 at Ompton. Frank McDaniels third string quarterback passes for two touchdowns and directs scoring with 29 and 30 yard completions to Harris and Boyer. Strong rushing and a large bench contribution seal fourth straight win.
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Compton College Tartars
Phoenix J. C
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Compton
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Nordyke L.E. Dale Peters
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Samohi crushes Seahawks 25–0 in Redondo Bowl
Santa Monica trampled Redondo Beach High 25 to 0 in the Redondo Bowl as Samohi’s Bay League surge continues. Key scorers include Lewis Neal Wallace Jones with Neal adding a conversion. Samohi meets Jordan next Friday at Santa Monica.
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Southern California
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Redondo
Cee
Mni
Nis
L.G. Crum Watt
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Maslin
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