Dog Show at Syracuse Armory Draws Central New York Crowds
The Genesee Street Armory hosts a two day dog show with about 600 dogs. Finger Lakes Kennel Association sponsors Saturday events while the Onondaga Kennel Club hosts Sunday. Spectators enjoy the variety, people, and breed displays, including Dalmatians making a comeback.
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Record-setting performance shines in unusual venue
Sports Mirror reports Arne Anderson set a world record of 4 02 65 for Nile at Govleborz Sweden with Gustavson finishing second. The piece mentions Joe Dillagcin of the Yankees, Keeler's all time record, and Tulane versus Stanford in NCAA golf with Warren Berl noted.
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Joe Dillagcin
Yankees
Chiefs Fall In Montreal Doubleheader Thriller
The Syracuse Chiefs drop a wild forfeit of a ninth inning in Montreal as the Royals rally to win 6-5 after a controversial play at the plate. Pitcher Woodend and fielding errors loom large while Frank Shaughnessy weighs in on the umpire call during the tense finale.
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Notre Dame Star Samson Fights to Reach NCAL Tennis Final
Samson of Notre Dame defeats Francisco Segura to reach the NCAL tennis final at Evandon Wisconsin. The University of Miami’s defending champion Segura is dethroned in a pivotal singles clash on Northwestern University courts as the national intercollegiate championship unfolds with other notable matches including Montes and rivals from Pepperdine and Wichita.
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Santa Anita Track Back in Action Hints Given
Santa Anita may reopen by the first of the year according to Dr. Charles H. Strub general manager. Army facilities are being removed from the Arcadia California track which has housed the Santa Anita Handicap and Derby and faced closure for over three years. If needed the site could be used by Del Mar Turf Club and Hollywood Turf Club due to manpower shortages.
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Orioles Take IL Lead With 34 8 Thumping Of Toronto Leafs
The Baltimore Orioles routed Toronto 34 8 to seize the International League lead. Baltimore trailed 4 2 in the third before erupting with five runs then adding one in the sixth and three in the eighth and ninth. Toronto matched with five runs in both the first and third innings, plus one in the fifth and three in the ninth. Fight at Buffalo and a tight Rochester win also noted.
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First Fiddle and Four Freedoms Race At Aqueduct Today
In the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct Race Track, First Fiddle seeks to defeat Four Freedoms who has beaten it in recent handicaps. Four Freedoms, a four year old from Arg Payne Whitnes’s Green Isle Stable, aims to extend a win streak after previous success against the rival.
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Unclear historical boxing match report with scattered names
Fragmentary text from a boxing sports item lists many names and places with inconsistent spelling. The flow is broken, making it difficult to identify a clear event, outcome, or date. The piece seems to describe bouts and fighters across multiple locations with several stray figures.
Horse age and speed in racing legends studied
Grantland Rice discusses comparisons between human and horse age and speed, noting races where old horses like John Griffin II remained competitive. He recalls horses excelling at advanced ages, alongside anecdotes of trainers and jockeys with inside knowledge.
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John Griffin
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Canada
Names and Tales of a Racing Horse and Owners
Sammy Smith talks about a horse named Tippety Witchit owned and raced by multiple people. Alexie Hirsch recalls a win after age 12 and a long career with continued victories. Other voices discuss fits of ownership and a rival named Clog during a long-running horse era.
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Alexie Hirsch
Sammy Smith
Tippery Witchitt
Maxie Hirsch
John Partridge
Malicious Defies Odds In Long Racing Career
The piece recalls Malicious, a veteran racer who regularly trailed by 30 or 40 lengths yet surged forward amid a roaring crowd. It notes the unlikely endurance of a horse surpassing 80 and suggests a broader message that life can begin anew after later years.
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Dogs Compete in Two Day Armory Show
Judging opened today at East Genesee Street Armory for a two day Finger Lakes and Onondaga Kennel Associations event. Proceeds go to the Dogs Defense Fund as entries from Finger Lakes compete from 10 AM to 4 PM for best of show.
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Lustumbo Shuts Out as Major Softball Pace Sets No-Hitter
Joe Lustumbo pitched 17 innings in a no run game for Owen against the Bisons, part of a string of shutouts and openers. Benedicts blanked Prosper 43 to 0 as Kim Monroe and Weigand limited Prosper. Weigand turned two fielding plays and an early homer sparked Benedicts.
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Terete era mired as Browns slip. interclub results mix
The report notes Browns and several club matchups with mixed results. Cleveland’s Mickey Rocco delivered a 5-4 win margin, Walker’s early lead faded, and Boston shutout Chicago with Oscar Judd securing the win after Joe Heaving pitched through the ninth. Bocco’s 12th inning single tipped the score, Reliefer Joe Berry took the loss.
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Yaeger Wins at Hollywood Boxing Show
Belted Bobby Yaeger, 131 pounds, in a third round technical knockout over Young Chuey Tepes-yagunder from Mexico. Referee Mushy Callahan halted the bout with Yaeger dominant and Tepes-yagunder unable to continue.
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Los Angeles
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Billy Smith
Jack McBride
San Diego
Leonard Marcus
Augustine Rodriguez
New Orleans
Carlos Gomez
Rudy Cota
Nelson Leads But Amateurs Prove Worth
Byron Nelson shot 65 to lead a 57-player field after the first round at Edgewater. Steve Kovach, Jug McSpaden, Johnny Revelia and CharK Kocsis followed, with Kocsis tied for second as the field challenged the 264 U.S. Open scoring record.
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Coast League Scores Note Early Season Mix
In a garbled listing the Coast League results show Bentoe leading 4 to 2, Hollewood 2, Onkland 3, Toridind 2, with San Deve 0 and San Prnevngo 1. Jacrementy dg remains unclear, and PACH appears as a header.
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Castano Leads Batting Race and Toronto Tops Fielding
Castano takes the batting lead this year as Toronto batsmen top the league with .272. Newark pitchers pace with four no losses each, while Al Jarrett of Toronto leads as the season’s biggest winner with 10 victories. Syracuse’s Hod Lisenbe has logged the most innings and 13 complete games. Baltimore’s Bodo Palica walks the most, Hank Gona of Buffalo fans the most and records four shutouts. Toronto preserves fielding supremacy by .967 to edge Montreal.
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Tennis stars join Red Cross exhibition in New York
Lt Donald McNeill of Oklahoma, 10 national amateur champion, enters the Victory drive tennis exhibition at Forest Hill starting tomorrow. Other entrants include Pvt Frank Jene and wife Virginia Welfenden, Bill Tilden, Welby Van Horn, Alice Marble, Mary Hardwick, and Sitney Wood. Matches run through Independence Day.
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