Tracks Prepare for Big Summer Despite War
War pressures loom on American horse racing with California and New York tracks facing shortages of equipment and feed as the industry braces for a tighter summer schedule. Officials warn some meetings may be curtailed while bets and budgets hinge on government wartime demands and potential track consolidation.
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Anita Slone
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Alparacks
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Furt Westhime
Death of horse trainer William Bareiek in Miami
William Bareiek, a veteran horse trainer and figure in the racing world, died in Miami on Monday night at about 73. A native of Kentucky, he trained Cavalcade the year it won the Kentucky Derby, and had managed lightweight champion Frank Eme. The report notes his long career, notable mounts, and associations with prominent stables and owners.
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Frank Eme
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Brucker Signs and Connie's Set Update Athletics Staff
Philadelphia July 23 The Athletics coach Connie Mack completed the 1932 staff by filing away the contract of Earle Archer who handles the pitchers. Uncertainty remains about Brucker's return after last season and the team plans training trips to Carlsbad New Mexico on February 12 for preliminary spring talks.
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Fight Results By the Associated Prope of York
A fragmented listing of boxing results and participant names across multiple cities and states. Names include Tami Murvnle, Caminar Barland, Brenden, Willie Pap, Abe Kiarfivis, Henry Van fie, Charlie Agheneh, and Ed Banger with various scores and city affiliations such as Hartford Brooklyn Philadelphia Stanford and Detroit.
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Willie Pap
Abe Kiarfivis
Phiadelpha
Henry Vanfie
Brooklyn
Stanford
Portland
Charlie Agheneh
Ed Banger
Tunis
Déteott
Honor Hugh Duffy After 47 Seasons
Boston writers honor veteran Hugh Duffy for a 47 season career while presenting annual trophies to Boston players and notable figures. Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio attend as awards honor past achievements and long service in baseball and journalism.
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Williamson To Be Yale Head Coach Announces New Appointment
The New York Herald Tribune reports Yale has named Tyan B. Williamson, longtime Yale assistant of eight years, as head coach. Announcement postponed until Williamson confirms assistants. Emerson W. Nelson resigns from Yale after one year to join the U S Army Corps in Philadelphia.
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Military and sports notes from wartime dispatches mix with erratic notices
Decatur and Boston briefs report naval and football personnel changes including transfers and duty reporting dates. Montreal and Montreal area teams feature in a Rowton Bruina lineup with players of Kaleliener origin. Minnesota and Seattle items mention physical examinations and reenlistment, while references to Philadelphia Metis Helige Fae and other names appear in a cluttered, partial wire service style roundup.
Hint For Cage Coaches From CAMP DAVIS Team Roster Note
Private Richard Witkin has not played basketball but impressed as a coach. He leads seven victories this season with Lenitas A etean and others, using water bucket and towel on floor to motivate. His defensive depth and gym support mark him as a standout figure among college teams.
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Stiner to Get Raise in Pay at Duke Bowl Coach
The North Carolina State College board approved a four year contract for coach Stiner after his 41 season team beat Duke 20-16 in the Rose Bowl. The package includes 7000 a year plus 2000 extra for Rose Bowl prep over six months and raises for staff.
Baugh Again Best Punter Among Pros
Sammy Baugh of the Washington Redskins led the NFL punting title with a 48.7 yard season average from 94 punts. Detroit Lions standout White also posted a strong 48 punt average in the season. Local report notes strong punting performances across the league.
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Hartman's Team Captures The Light Trophy Polo Victory
Hartman led Hartman team to a 7-4 victory over the Liana Raiders to win The Light's trophy in the winter polo tournament. Harold Barry and Clarence Starks each scored twice, Hartman and Lloyd Wilkshire added single goals. Rube Williams paced the Indian drive with three, Roy Barry added one. Hugh Fissimens and Jack Lapham were scoreless. Mrs. Rube Williams presented the trophy after the final bell. Williams leaves for Mexico City to play with a Texans group in a series against army players in the capital.
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San Antonio
Ice Hockey Scores From Last Night Across Leagues
National league saw Boston fall to Toronto 0 9 in a lopsided clash. American association results include Taiva 2 Dalles 2 and St Paul 4 St Louis 2. Other divisions list NY 17 Wash 3 and Johnstown 17 tied with Atlantic City 7 with several tonight matchups scheduled.
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College Cagers Grid Tough Conference Showdowns
Southwest scores feature Emory and Henry, Roanoke, Davidson, Wake Forest, North Carolina, Howard Payne, McMurry, and Arkansas Teachers in varied results. McPherson, Nebraska Wesleyan, Wayne Teachers, and California Tech also post wins or close games as midwestern and western teams clash across multiple conferences.
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Roanoke College
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A North Cargling State
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Howardy Paine
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West Texas State vs Long Island Blackbirds in MSG feature
Promoter night at Madison Square Garden headlines a college double header. West Texas State, boasting 17-16 record and high-scoring pace, faces Long Island University Blackbirds, renowned for quick offense and tough shooting. The match ups spotlight prominent players and a packed arena crowd.
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Seguin golf group forms local association with 45 members
Tee to Green Seguin business and professionals organize a golf association. Charter membership expected around 45 with 15 to 20 more anticipated. Handicap league tournaments planned with four men per team. Names of women players Aileen Williams and Viola Redman noted among signees at Max Staike Work Course.
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Duncan League Electricians Sweep Dun Can League Court
The Electricians dominated fest place in the Duncan Interdepartmental basketball league on Wednesday defeating the Paint Shop 24-1. Other results saw Machine Shop 22 Office Clerks and Repay Dock No 1 34 Pushilipe Ronni.
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Rare Fishin Hole Discovered Off Fort Myers Gulf
Fort Myers Florida January reports a mysterious underwater feature off the Fort Myers coast drawing anglers. City editor Ronald Halgren notes the hole may yield amberjack, dolphin, jewfish, and grouper up to 25 pounds, yet visibility remains poor and the exact spot hard to identify.
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Texas U After Valley Grid Stars
Texas University staff scours the Rio Grande Valley for backfield talent to replace stars like Crelin and Leyden. Bully Gile arrives in Brownsville with four top local prospects Walter Leveman J Cox Tommy Landry and Kony Poulos. Poulos and Landry led their high school teams in 1940. Landry starred for Mission and helped win District 40 4 title.
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Edison Juniors Edge Edison in Tight Junior Contest
County juniors saw Edison juniors win a close 22-21 game after leading 20-16. Edison junior team also notes a 89-23 victory and a 25-1 rout over a rival, with mixed results across a junior baseball set. Cincinnati Reds sign Bucky Walters to a one year contract as of the January 26 report.
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Track Star Dies in Crash at Sea Off Hawaii
Leonard Anderson, 22, USC track star and member of a relay team that set a world record in the 4x100 yard, died in a mid air plane crash off Hawaii on Jan 33. His mother Mrs. Mary Anderson received the Navy cable confirming the death. his body was not recovered.
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Walla Walla Garden Night Boost for Bobby Tanker
Jimmy Johnston designs a publicized comeback scene at the Garden as hometown promoter types promote a Jan 1987 fight. The article traces Robert Fantis Foster and rival Bob Nea wohl through recent showdowns, noting past ringside clashes and grooming a vivid promotional narrative around the supposed comeback.
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