Charles Town Jockey Phil Grove nets fourth double at meet
Charles Town WV Phil Grove leads jockeys with his fourth double of the meeting, bringing his nine night tally to a dozen wins. He won Monday’s second race on Billy's Bumn and the sixth on Headstrong Maid, pushing his current win rate to about 30 percent with 13 wins in 35 starts. Bobby Fitzgerald, Bill Lewis and James Sam share second with seven wins.
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Frederick
Bobby Fitzgerald
Bill Lewis
James Sam
Grove
Billy’s Bumn
Miss Carnegue
Matteo
Quituque Lab
Goldie Canoa
Sing Aloud
Sigler
Hasty Weltus
Rod Roman
Lexington Green
YO Maid
Pal LY
Sea Dune
Lenny Sue
Princedot
Mad’ Val Miss
Chaperil
Cannon
Ball Belle
Mere Gus
Shaffer
Sabine Pass
Big Chuck
RinoStar
Ila Millie Milou
AO Johahads Swift
Blitz Royal
Rear Barker
Gil Corner
Laucirica
Lois
Sun Eye
Fitzgerald
Matuna
Babu
Emer
Liz King
Bella Bo
Prince Anson Dalgo
Mrml
Tg Aliform
Witmer
Omon Snow
Dellege
Headstrong Maid
Mis‘ Rullah
Knight Bay
Todastedan
Sky Joy
Sugar Mama
Williams
Espinosa
King Ron
Tuff Hough
Laurana
TedsGlow
Miss Bay Canery
Jayenne
Roy Behav
Lisa Sickle
Prin' Tozka
Domino Dot
Rustic
Johnston
College Turton
Liz Addalist
Hawthorme
Connors protége wins opening round in Salisbury event
Jimmy Connors an 18 year old left hander from Belleville Illinois upset Hans Kary Austria 6 4 6 1 to advance in the 50000 U S National Indoor Open Tennis Championships. Also advancing were Peter Curtis England and Juan Gilbert Spain with Curtis 6 2 6 1 over Milan Holocek Czechoslovakia and Gilbert 7 6 6 8 over Haroun Rahim Pakistan. Joaquin Loyo Mayo Mexico defeated Turner Howard Knoxville 7 5 6 2 in a second round match.
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Salisbury, Md
Jimmy Connors
Pancho Gonzalez
Hans Kary
Austria
Peter Curtis
England
Milan Holoceck
Czechoslovakia
Juan Gilbert
Spain
Haroun Rahim
Pakistan
Belleville
Ill
Jeff Borowiak
Los Angeles
Jan Crookenden
New Zealand
Seaboles Baranyz
Hungary
Ray Keldie
Australia
Joaquin Loyo Mayo
Mexico
Turner Howard Knoxville
Tenn
Bobby Hull Adjusts Style In 3-1 Vancouver Win
Chicago star Bobby Hull scored twice as the Black Hawks beat the Canucks 3-1 in Chicago. Hull, now 546 career goals, moved past Maurice Richard into second all time, behind Gordie Howe. He cited a shift from end-to-end rushes to a more positioning based approach to aid team success.
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Golden Jet
National Hockey League
Chicago Black Hawks
Vancouver Canucks
Chicago Stadium
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Richard
Gordie Howe
Detroit Red Wings
Gordie
Bobby
Scouts Win Four of Five as Teams Excel in Week
The A B and C squads of Troop and Post 799 posted four wins in five games. A team lost 37 32 to Calvary Methodist with DeLauter 12 leading 799, then rebounded to 53 39 over Grace Reformed as Neufeld Trout Bergmann and Rosapepe each had 11. B team beat Singapore High JV B 37 32, Neufeld 11 Gray 10 for Scouts. C team notched wins 59 20 over St Johns 52 39 over Boonsboro as Hall 14 Gray 13 Schantz 12 Dailey 10 led scouting effort. Gray scored 23 in Boonsboro.
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Fast
Calvary Methodist Church
Singer
Roberson
Calvary
DeLauter
Grace Reformed Church
Neufeld
Trout
Bergmann
Rosapepe
Collmus
Grace
Singapore
Gray
Tressler
Lancers
St. John’s
Boonsboro
Hall
Schantz
Dailey
Persichetti
St John’s
Cave
Boone the Great Captures Heagerty Stakes at Bowie
Boone the Great trained by Johnny Campono shipped from Hialeah to Bowie Race Track and won the $22,000-added Heagerty Stakes over four Maryland bred rivals. Amberope led early but Boone the Great surged on the far turn to win by six lengths in 1:25 3-5 on a food track earning $14,105. Royal J.D. and Rum finished second and third in the holiday program with a mutuel handle of $2,007,332 posted.
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Bowie
Boone the Great
Johnny Campo
Aqueduct
J. McCloy Davis
Royal J.D
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Amberope
Maryland
Arnold Invited to Orioles Spring Training in Miami
Greg Arnold of Glen Burnie is among five Neuroster players invited by the Baltimore Orioles to report to spring training in Miami. Also invited are pitchers Dick Baney and Mike Herbert, catcher Oscar Del Busto, and outfielder first baseman catcher Jim Hutto.
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Baltimore
Greg Arnold
Glen Burnie
Baltimore Orioles
Miami
Fla
Dick Baney
Mike Herbert
Oscar del Busto
Jim Hutto
Golden Era of Sports discussed by Grange and peers
Four legendary athletes from the 1920s era graced a roundtable with Red Grange Bobby Jones Jack Dempsey and Nat Holman weighing the old days against modern sport Grange believes today’s stars would blend into the crowd Jones notes telecasted fame and Ho lman cites records and enduring fame with a nod to a potential new golden era.
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Jack Dempsey
Nat Holman
Grantland Rice
Babe Ruths
Ty Cobbs
Johnny Weissmullers
Paavo Nurmis
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Palmer
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Jack
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United States Committee For Sports For
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Bill Tilden
Weissmuller
Earl Sande
Babe Ruth
Alice Marble
Mets
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