Carter DeMarco title bout dominates Friday card
Madison Square Garden hosts a 15 round lightweight championship as Jimmy Carter, a 3-1 favorite, defends against Paddy DeMarco. Carter holds a 65-16-8 record with 26 KOs. DeMarco stands 67-31-2 with seven KOs. The undercard features TV telecasts by ABC NBC and scans of other bouts across New York and Detroit venues.
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Charlie Slaughter
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Hurricane) Jackson
Clarence Henry
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Holly Mims
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Moses Ward
Husky
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Rocky Casillo
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Curley Monroe
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Dan Bucceroni
Ralph Schneider
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Yankees Sign Martin Woodling End Spring Holdouts
Second baseman Billy Martin and outfielder Gene Woodling signed contracts ending holdout issues with the New York Yankees. Martin reportedly accepted 17000 dollars and Woodling 27000. Both will join workouts. Woodling already in town, Martin flying from Berkeley. Martin revised to 1-4 and may face induction in April or May, competing with Jerry Coleman for keystone duties.
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Preakness To Be Run On May 22
Pimlico announced nominations for the Preakness Stakes to be run May 22 at Baltimore. Among 133 3 year olds named for the $100000 added classic are Turn-to Artismo Best Years Hasty Road and Arrogate along with Derby contenders. Nominations cost 50 dollars, with supplements due by May 0 at 1000 dollars.
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Fights Last Night Report From Associates Press
Teleda Terre Langitis of France defeated Pedro Gonzales 158 to a split decision in Rankin, Pa. A separate bout in Waterville Maine saw Babe McCarron of Brownsville Me win by decision over Bursy Gallant at 148 pounds. Rumford, Me. credited as the venue.
Holy Cross Bowling Green Named To NIT Berth
New York Feb 28 Holy Cross and Bowling Green were named to the National Invitation Tournament leaving one NCAA spot to be decided. Connecticut was selected to represent New England in the NCAA post season. Connecticut beat Holy Cross 78-77, boosting their 16-0 New England mark while Holy Cross stood 21-2. Officials awaited the Southwest Conference outcome before finalizing. Wichita was a doubtful NIT starter. NCAA brackets depend on remaining conference races with March 8 approaching. Other regions set up regional play and ACC, SEC, and Southern tourney favorites eyed spots for Kansas City bracket.
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Names and rules of the Jockey Club for racing horses
The 1948 feature explains how race horse names are chosen by The Jockey Club. It cites Mrs Lillian Brennan as registrar, outlines rules on length and uniqueness, and notes examples from Col E R Bradley and others. It also covers penalties for late naming, and the influence of sire and dam in forming names.
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Frank Eck
C. T. Clifford
San Francisco
Jockey Club
New York
Warken Club Varictrar
Col. E. R. Bradley
Behave Yourself
Burgoo King
Broker
Bet Mosic
Bagenbaggage
Bimelech
Lillian Brennan
Oradell
N. J
Chub
John W. Galbreath
Columbus
Branch Rickey
Pirate
Jeacher Club
Harry F. Guggenheim
Source Royal
Ireland
Guggenheim
Brennan Monhakie
Park Ave
Churchill Downs
Wheeling
W. Va
Tule
Pennant
1Ington
Ruth
Tournament schedule set for 14th annual Mason-Dixon tourney
Baltimore reports the 14th annual Mason-Dixon Conference basketball tournament at Loyola Gymnasium with top eight teams vying for the crown. Johns Hopkins seed No.2 opens against Bridgewater, Roanoke faces American University, and Loyola meets Hampden-Sydney in first round games. Virginia’s Joch Shankle stars in Maryland indoor meet, scoring 22 while high jumping and hurdles lead. France has rebuilt 5400 bridges since WWII with 2550 more pending replacements.
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Southern Sports Writers Assn
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Hemikie
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North Carolina State
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Schotll Lalincu
Vic Molodet l
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Joe Belmont
Duke
Jerry Vayda
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Baltimore Evening Sun
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Ray Quillen
Maryland team finishes strong in first annual distance meet
Maryland track team finished with a strong showing in the distance races to win the first annual event held in Chapel Hill North Carolina.
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