High Noon Wins Toboggan by a Head at Belmont
August Belmont watches High Noon beat Stromboli and Yankee Nations by a head in the twenty-second Toboggan Handicap at yont Park. James Butler’s colt, trained by Lirk Berson, challenged through the final furlong as High Noon ran a bold race, earning praise for speed and heart. Rock View’s temper worsens after a post day setback. Mission wins Grand National Steeplechase following a tight late struggle with Kin tore.
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Herbert
August Belmont
Jockey Club
Yont Park
Stromboli
James Butler
High Noon
Vater
Lirk Berson
Hester Pryane
Eavil
Clus
Sam Hildreth
Rock View
August Kemont
Haynes
Thomas Hitchcock
Kintore
Weliems
Canada
Litle
Racing Chart Notes and Jockey Incidents at Morning Meet
The Tribune Racing Chart reports Alles suffered a bad fall with Bally Hay and was carried to the paddock by ambulance though Teter said he was not seriously injured. Gifford A Cochran won with Royal Martyr and Short Ballot with Lilley on both. Patterson praised Royal Murtye and predicted Morning’s Topo to beat in events. McCahey was kicked in the stomach by Success after the second race, yet continued riding Hester Pyrnne and Roly, which finished third in the first race before a hoof injury from last June.
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Alles
Bally Hay
Waddock
Aid Teter
Gifford A. Cochran
Lilley
Charley Patterson
Roly
Patterson
Joe McCahey
McCohey
Hester Pyrnne
Aqueduct Track
Belmont Park
Ars Minnesota
Gollen Maxi
Stuart Tower
Mi Hughes
Cortona
Leckey
Wea
Amir Eately
Real West
Garner
Winter Musso
Hal
Bien
Eas
Wite
Ile
Goa
A. Bano
Jonas
Neryer
Tom Ile
Saratoga
Saratoga had no excunte as Tavey_enate@ the wlawe
Tom van
Turion
Ras Bis Scm
Ulern
Charley Thomas
Dancing No Sure with Racing At Helmont Park
A crowd of 50,000 jammed Helmont Park to watch racing while dancing failed to attract. The tango and foxtrot drew attention under the grandstand as the charity drive by the Vacation War Relief Committee proceeded with ticket sales at 50 cents. Anne Morgin and associates led the effort, with Cavanaugh guaranteeing 1,000 tickets sold for the cause.
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Helmont Park
Walters
Cavanaugh
Anne Morgin
Racing notes from the track amid injuries and disputes
The report details a pending damage suit against owner C K G Billings, a rider kicked in the paddock, Roamer failing to place in the Kentucky Handicap, and riders Batwell and others returning from Kentucky. A hunter named Talisman collapsed at work and a selling horse owned by C Steinbeck broke a shoulder and was destroyed. An extra attraction features H P Whitneys nose four facing a picked team after races.
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Talisman
Walters
C | Steinbeck
H. P. Whitney
Cornell Athletics Dominates Intercollegiate Field Says Observer
A long reader note from the Observer praises Cornell’s overall athletic program, noting its all around strength across sports rather than star players. It contrasts Cornell’s system with the overshadows at other schools and highlights the general excellence of Ithaca’s teams and habit forming training methods.
Football Systems and Mighty Men Clash in Memoir Style
A reflective piece contrasts a disciplined football team with a powerhouse squad of gifted players. It recalls Yost’s wartime style remark and a 0-0 early game, noting the value of strategy over sheer numbers while critiquing modern players’ fragility and referencing past Sox seasons and pitching legends.
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Yost
Columbia Tightens Athletic Code Freshmen barred from major teams
Columbia University announces sweeping changes to its athletic code. Freshmen will be barred from major sport teams next year, and graduates of other universities may not join Columbia teams. After four years in a major sport, students lose eligibility. Freshmen remain eligible for minor sports except basketball and fencing, which are restricted by league rules. No varsity football coach has been chosen yet, but a schedule is nearly ready.
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Cornell
Ithaca
Columbia
Clumbia
University
Morningside
Laird
Princeton
Alec Wilson
Yale
Outdoor boxing draws well at Ebbets Field
Twelve thousand spectators packed Ebbets Field for five open air boxing bouts. Dutch Brandt defeated Battling Lahn, Levinsky outboxed Dan Flynn, Soldier Bartfeld held Mike Gibbons to a close decision, Johnnie Dundee knocked out Johnnie Drummie, and Al McCoy fought Silent Martin to a draw. The crowd hailed sunlit bouts as a welcome change from smoke filled clubs.
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Ebbets Field
Terry McGovern
Pedlar Palmer
Tuck Hole
California
Dutch Brandt
Battling Lahn
al McCoy
Silent Martin
Battling Levinsky
Dan (Porky) Flynn
Bartfeld
Mike Gibbons
Johnnie Dundee
Johnnie Drummie
Martin
Gibbons
Mike
Queensberry
Levinsky
Flynn
Dundee
Drummie
Entries for Today at Belmont Park Is Conditions Five
Apprentice allowance of weight is noted for Belmont Park entries. The list includes five horses entered under apprentice weights with unspecified riders and conditions.
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Belmont Park
Coffey Triumphs Over Flynn In Ninth Round Sparring Battle
Jim Coffey of Dublin defeated Jim Flynn of Pueblo after nine rounds of brutal action at Brighton Beach. Flynn broke his hand in the third round yet displayed rare courage, while referee Curley halted the fight at one minute forty seconds of the ninth round as Coffey maintained the edge and crowd reaction soured on Coffey’s performance.
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Jim Coffey
Dublin
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Brighton Beach
Jack Curley
Coffey
Flynn
Colt
Miles
Ge Coffey
Billy Gibson
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