Hoople Sees Upsets On Card Major Picks
An oft quoted prognosticator predicts Texas Tech over Texas Longhorns and Penn State over Michigan State. He also forecasts Army over VMI and a slate of college football results including Alabama crushing Tulane and Oregon State beating Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos B. Hoople
Egad
Georgia
Alabama
Clancy DeLancy
Flatbush
Clancy
Hoople
S.M.A
Miami
Oregon State
Illinois
Kentucky
Missouri
Mr. Windbag
Ancient and Benevolent Society of Bookmakers
Hak-Kaff
Texas Tech
Texas Longhorns
Penn State
Rip Engle
Michigan State
Deven
Harrumph
Army
VMI
Colgate
Cornell
Boston College
Villanova
Oklahoma
Pittsburgh
Ratgers
Princeton
Tulane
Syracuse
Fla
Florida
Mississippi St
Georgia Tech
Texas A & M
Vanderbilt
Missippi
L.S.A
Rice
Maryland
Texas
Nebraska
Air Force
Iowa
Florida State
Texas Christian
Arkansas
Tulsa
Navy
Stanford
Colts Trade LaRose To 49ers In Blockbuster Deal
San Francisco acquired defensive end Dan LaRose from Baltimore for a future draft choice. LaRose, 65, 250, a Missouri All-America and 1960 first round pick, will fill in after Dan Colchico’s season ending Achilles injury. Also joining Friday is linebacker Bob Harrison, returning after waivers with Pittsburgh, to replace Matt Hazeltine who is out with a knee injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Francisco
San Francisco 49Ers
Dan LaRose
Baltimore Colts
LaRose
Missouri
Detroit Lions
Dan Colchico
Bob Harrison
Pittsburgh
Oklahoma
Matt Hazeltine
Thoroughbred race meet high on speed and purses
At a New York race card on September 24, 1945, multiple races featured high purses from $1,400 to $2,500. Notable entries included Maiden-Claiming divisions, allowances, and stakes for three-year-olds and up. A separate item reports heavyweight boxer Ernie Terrell buying his release from manager Julie Isaacson for $20,000 after his WBA title claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eirst RA
Dixie Dien
TD Town
Terrano
Sugar Ann
Beebrook
F. M. Mw
Bernarr Mac
Small
Sun Slave
Wilson
Blackherst
Gambardella
H’s
Lord Fairfax
Greek Guard
Pryette
Tinking Va
Gentown
Sun- Lady
Tom Vaz
B. Dee
Sky Point
Bow
Clistie Wi
Lite Kielnie
Valley Squire
Abenagui Club
Moon Alone
Parkit
Dalian Place
Ann
Sally M. B
Moonlight Gail
Snow Pixie
Naretha
Pauls Joy
Barnes
Thunder Hill
Smarl
War Gebu
Lone Liz
Dark Waters
Red Erik
More Grace
Little Barnwell
Lulu
Mal Perdedor
Shining Deer
Sensible Son
NEW York
Ernie Terrell
World Boxing Association
Julie Isaacson
Valley Stream
N.Y
Terrell
WBA
Eddie Machen
Isaacson
New York State Athletic Commission
Davidsen
Hunt
Manford
Dereky A
Rishon
Cadet
Punkin Hunt
Templeton Pass
Tacaro
Windy Knob
Duchess Dana
Captain Larry
Malton
Flyingnazru
Okeanosa Tus High
Ideal
Sir Mitford
Vette
Reymolds
Jim Bowes
Lew Folly
Davideen
Mariposita
Paper Dare
Passmore
Jalstone Aaa
Reynolds
Fewcastle
Trekan
Salle
Mclver
Constant Balle
Tyrone Ie
Lady Bernetta
Joe We
Estelle Chaice
Sally-Ho Mee
Mr. Swing
Hoppyscooter
Gallant Crusaer
Mr. R. c
Peconic Bay
Nelsonvilla
To Eternity
Addesa
Evening Racing Cards Showcases Multiple Stakes and Races
The program lists nine Thoroughbred races from the second to ninth race with purses ranging from 1,100 to 2,000 dollars and age/claiming conditions. Iteman Gove, Fox, River Spotless and others are named among entrants. details include weights, odds, and time figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iteman Gove
Peters
Dumping Fox
Jennssen
River Spotless
Gininer
Phillies Sweep Pair From Cubs 11-5 and 7-4
Philadelphia pitchers Jim Bunning and Chris Short won their 18th games as the Phillies swept a doubleheader from Chicago. Bunning and Short went the distance, with key homers by Ron Santo and Ernie Banks. Callison homered for Philadelphia and Banks also hit one as Chicago produced run support in both games. Sugar Ray Robinson was announced to fight Peter Schmidt in Johnstown on October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wilcom
Monrovia
Bill Shrewnberry
Bill
Downes
Leaper
Harsiman
Harshroan
Downes & Facemire
Anglia
Vernon Rowley
Bob Luck
Pat McPhillips
Rockville
Chicago
Jim Bun- Ning
Chris Short
Philadelphia Phillies
Bun- Ning
Ron Santo
Short
Bunning
John Callison
Phillies
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Phila
Jackson
Hoeft
Holtzman
McDaniel
Bailey
L — Jackson
Santo
Bale wins world modern pentathlon title in Berlin
Andras Bale from Hungary won the world modern pentathlon championship in Berlin, defending his title. The Hungarian team also captured the team title. The United States did not participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Berlin
Andras Bale
Hungary
United States
Kaycee Rallies to Edge Nats 8-7 on Ninth Inning
Kansas City rallied with three runs in the bottom of the ninth to beat Washington 8-7. Ken Harrelson and Tom Reynolds opened the frame with hits, Bill Bryan tripled scoring both runners, then Randy Schwartz singled to drive in Bryan for the winning run. Dick Nen had a first inning grand slam for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Washington
A’s
Ken Harrelson
Tom Reynolds
Bill Bryan
Harrelson
Reynolds
Randy Schwartz
Jack Aker
Bryan
Dick Nen
Senators
McCormick
Narum
Kline
Bridges
French
Talbot
Segui
O'Donoghue
Mossi
Stock
Aker
Lachemann
W—Aker
L—Kline
New
Hodges Hit by Bat Wound Sends Senators Manager to Stitches
Washington Senators manager Gil Hodges was struck on the right ear by a bat during batting practice in Kansas City. Five stitches were needed to close the wound.
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Colts
Montgomery Co
Agatha
Smoker
Sarrete
Sarpete
Campbell
Campbell Research
Shenandoah Downs
Vasil
Baker
Valiay Site
Daigo
Sitsit
Vertis
Likabie
Mar Kay ¢Rist
Miss Chan
Gordon
Reeder
Macrae Mark
Emhennel C
Corporal
Knack
Dee's Baker
Fil Rouge
Miss Tudorka
Gam
Tempest
Roger Bala
Cooke
Happy Lu
Riston
Rough Justice
Wash Day
Joe’s
C. Smith
Espinosa
Sword of Mine
Frat Welch
Eager Sis
Knight Pride
Ducofay
Princess Nagra
Jane D
A-Anderson
Buckler and Dennis
Kutch Mahar
Mike Cannon
Sadim
King Speed
Young Hippolyta
Smail
Paper Queen
Karary
di Rico
Gun Talk
Brandy Boy
Haridle
Hagerstown
THIRG
Noor’s Arc
Ixs Guest
Davidson
Chaila
I Rock
Melvar
Mclvor
Brooke's X
Danny Blue
Johnston
Chris Sailor
Certe
Mandie
The
Northeast Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Sonny Routt
King
al Briggs
Chase
Bob Shutts
Alexandria
Bob Bear
Frederick
James Klsh
Ronnie Sox
Royal Oak
Michigan
Phil
Dalrymple
Faul
Koonce
Humphreys
Krug
W—Short
L—Faul
Philadelphia
Callison
Banks
Sugar Ray
Johnstown
Don Elbaum
Sugar Ray Robison
Peter Schmidt
War Memorial
Robinson
Bill Henderson
Norfolk
ASOC
Earolds
Marland
Irs
West Virginia
Sherantoa Downs
Males Town
West
Vrsmua
Jet
Mason Dixon
Cruise Headquarters
Memger
Buyer Travel Agency
Market Street
Freder-Riown
N. Market Street
W. Patrick Street
Shone
Dick Jesse
Urbana
RUC
New Market
Hemi Plymouth
Lions
Lion
Sully
Mercury
MOYER
Lincoln-Mercury Sales, Inc
East Patrick ST
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