Vodka S. Vetted as a New Zealand Trotting Sensation in Yonkers
On opening night at Yonkers Raceway 22,800 attended as Vodka S. a nine year old New Zealand trotter owned by J S Shaw of Christchurch trained by J Shaw and driven by Jack Shaw contested a Class BB trot. Vodka S cast a shoe before post and started behind but surged to finish fourth while the promotion for overseas trotters sparked talk of future cross ocean matchups.
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Four Elite Teams Sign On For Bluegrass Classic Holiday Tourney
Dayton and St Louis Universities have agreed to play in the Bluegrass Holiday Festival at the State Fairgrounds Coliseum on December 28 and 29. Kentucky and Louisville appear likely, with each team expected to net about 14 000 dollars. Fairgrounds director Bill Henry notes the event should pay at least 14 000 to each of the four powers, rivaling Kentucky's Christmas Tournament. Dayton and St Louis pulled from the Sugar Bowl lineup due to Louisiana’s segregation law. Also listed are minor league results from the International League with Toronto and Richmond, Montreal and Columbus, Buffalo and Miami, and Havana and Rochester games.
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Bednarski Closes Gap In Drumlins Hole In One Race
Andy Bednarski of Camillus rises to second in Herald Journal hole in one contest at Drumlins, only 99 inches from the pin on his best try. Sherrill Walling and Frank Pender trailed by one inch. Bednarski, who runs Tuscarora golf course, hit a seven iron close to the five‑foot circle on his third attempt.
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Hole-in-One Lineup Includes Wide Of Targets
One shot on target listed in order of distance from the cup for both ladies and men. Names include Maury Hemens Pauline Clark Edith Sochia Mrs Gladys Dank and a long list of competitors led by Tony Rynkiewicz Terry Wild John Joy Joe Zan grill Joe Sadowski Bob Lent Fred Weinheimer Jim Hebblethwaite Bil Howe Jerry Curry and others.
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Joe Cimilluca
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John Moriarity
Pauline Clark
Gladys Dank
George Mackensmith
Edith Sochia
Louis Alkoff
Tony Rynkiewicz
Terry Wild
John Joy
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Jim Hebblethwaite
Bil Howe
Jerry Curry
George Broom
Tony Farnett
Joe van Hoesen
John Macko
Guy Grenga
Richard Waack
Len Wood
Jim Collins
Bill Childs
Bill Warner
Bernie Weisbond
Bill Smith
Bob Atkins
Dominic Pallone
Jack Handlin
George Hockensmith
Rudy Tarelli
Bill Dalgety
Carmen Malone
Pete Byrne
Fred Ellis
Pete Budzielik
Len Markert
Jim Brennan
George Sahl
Charles Sullivan
Fred Bruun
Robinson Defends Self in New Orleans Segregation Row
New Orleans sports writer accuses Jackie Robinson of inciting Louisiana's new ban on Negro versus white sports contests. Bill Keefe of Times-Picayune called Robinson an insolent troublemaker, prompting a Robinson letter published by Louisiana Weekly defending his stance on injustice and racial equality in sports.
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War Lords Top Princes in Rec reation Softball Action
Jim Smith led the War Lords with five hits including a home run as they beat the Princes 5 to 4. Other scores include Bears 12 Lob laws 11 Hermans 13 Eagles 7 Transit 6 Kiaks 1 UEA 10 IG L Davis 4 Maggies 10 Jets 9. Slow pitch results feature Eagles over Gray Hairs 15 2 Dot terers 13 5 Shags 14 6.
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Eastern League results and tonight's schedule
Eastern League scores from yesterday include Syracuse 6 Albany 0 Reading 3 Johnstown 2 Binghamton 3 Schenectady 2 Williamsport 4 Allentown 3 in 10 innings. Tonight Schenectady visits Syracuse 7 30 p m Williamsport at Reading Albany at Binghamton Johnstown at Allentown. Pacific Coast League results list Hollywood 6 Vancouver 1 Los Angeles 4 San Francisco 0 with other games postponed.
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Giambra Set for Fourth Straight Win in Madison Square Garden Show
New York welterweight Joey Giambra, 2year veteran from Buffalo, challenges Rocky Castellani in a 10round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Giambra seeks a fourth straight victory and a spot in the division rankings, while Castellani aims to derail the rising contender. The fight airs NBC TV and radio at 9 p.m. EST Coast to Coast.
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Seixas-Richardson Lead U S in Davis Cup at Rye
Vic Seixas and Hamilton Richardson, top U S players, faced Mexico's Mario Llamas and Francisco Contreras in the opening singles matches of the American Zane Davis Cup finals at Westchester Country Club Rye N Y. Seixas and Richardson are the defending American stars in the event.
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Outsider favored to win Sedgwick tennis title
Pete Alford, the last local hopeful, was upset by Gordon Ide of Rochester in three sets 5-7 6-4 8-6, sealing Ide as the likely Central New York singles champion. In junior play, unranked Rick Fencle of Chicago defeated third-ranked Bill Richling of St. Albans 6-2 1-6 6-4. The Alford Ide clash remained tight throughout.
Valley Softball Playoffs Open Tonight at McKinley Park
Playoffs in the Valley Softball League begin tonight at 6 45 at McKinley Park and Van Duyn Field. Further competition is slated for Monday and Friday nights of next week.
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