Challedon Wins Hawthorne Gold Cup in Hard-Fought Finish
Maryland-bred Challedon overcomes eight rivals in the 15,000-added Hawthorne Gold Cup. Despite weight, he drives past on the final stretch to finish ahead of Gridiron and Chief Onaway. The 3-year-old earns 10,400 for the win, extending season and career totals to high levels in American turf history.
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Viscounty
Utica Pro Eleven Opens Grid Season September 27
Utica Pro Eleven announces its season start on September 27 in Amsterdam with stars Tubby Garland Sam Rhehard and Frank Nega. Vic Perretta coaches and Ray Stefano conducts drills as Utica returns to the New York State Pro Football League. Matches include Troy Bearcats October 4 and games with Schenectady Nighthawks and Johnstown Olympics through November.
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Tubby Garland
Sam ‘Rhehard
Frank Nega
Utica Seagrams
Amsterdam
Vic Perretta
Usy
Ray Stefano Haseen
Proctor Park
Moer
East
Johnstown
Ight
Scheneciaay
Fternoon
Troy
Ernoon
Football Officials Meet in Utica for Exam
Central New York Association of Football Officials invites members to join the New York State Association of Certified Football Officials. An initial probationary exam is set for 8 o'clock Monday night at the Utica YMCA. The event covers new interscholastic rules first used this fall. Another interpretation meeting follows at 8 o'clock September 25, with coaches invited.
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New York State Associaon
Arthur Winters
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Ontral
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Redlegs Have 19 Contests Left to Play
The Yankees clinch their fourth straight pennant after beating the Tigers 8-5 while the Red Sox fall to Cleveland 2-1. The National League remains tight as Cincinnati and Chicago win while Brooklyn and St. Louis beat Pittsburgh and Boston respectively. Standings show New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, and Brooklyn atop their leagues with residual schedules listing key dates in Sept. and Oct. for multiple matchups among contenders.
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Bostom Red Sox
Cleveland
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Laeir
Cincinnati Reds
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Bucky Walters
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Bees
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
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Ss. Louis
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Philadelphia
Coach Harkins drills St Vincent de Paul for season
Coach Tom Harkins leads Saint Vincent de Paul High School in drills with the largest soccer squad ever as the team aims to defend the Parochial League title. Enthusiasm surrounds the program and Harkins hopes interest grows across parochial institutions in coming years.
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St. Vincent de Paul
Tom Harkins
Saint Vincent de Paul High School
Northwestern Star Bill DeCorrevont Delivers Weight Update
Northwestern sophomore back Bill DeCorrevont reported to practice weighing 175 pounds rather than his usual playing weight after a summer camp. The Evanston note confirms the weight drop as the team prepares for the season.
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Evanston
Northwestern
Softball Dinner at YMCA Honors Local Leagues
More than 300 softball players are invited to a Wednesday dinner at the YMCA hosted by Evans Estabrook I. Trophies will be awarded for Latino city champions and league winners from WCAS 31, plus trophies for local games and state tournaments. Sabatinos team leads with large trophy. reservations accepted through Howard F. Miller.
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Kirkwood and Sarazen Stage Notable Green Lakes Exhibition
In Syracuse Green Lakes Golf Club hosts Joe Kirkwood and Gene Sarazen for an afternoon exhibition. Emmett Kelly and Bill Mitchell partner with the visitors to showcase trick shots including Sarazen’s iron play and Kirkwood’s backspin and ground-buried ball shot.
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Green Lakes Golf Club
Joe Kirkwood
Gene Sarazen
Emmett Kelly
Bill Mitchell
Onondaga
New York
Saracen
Kirkwood
Sarazen
Green Lakes
Saturday Race Card Highlights From A Turbulent Meet
First race totals $1,000 maid en for 2 year olds at 5 fur lons. Queen's Gambit odds list 3 to 2 with Dotted Swiss 116 taking the win. Second race $1,000 hurdle event for 3 year olds and up over about 1 miles. Flying Falcon leads to victory ahead of Lone Gallant and Barry Nore ton. Third race features the Junior Champion for 2-year-olds at 6 1/2 furlongs. Merry Knight edges Your Chance and Glorious Time. Continuous listing of subsequent races shows claimed and allowance events across 2-year and up classes with various placings and times.
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DeJohn May Take Surgery After Draw With Woods
Syracuse light heavyweight Ralph DeJohn appears bound for a long rest and surgery after a brutal Friday bout with Walter Woods at the Coliseum. A late eye cut and lingering hand injuries prompt manager Gabe Genovese to plan road work and surgical treatment, while DeJohn and Genovese insist the fighter is at a career turning point despite the draw.
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Syracuse
Walter Woods
New York
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Decorrevont Stays As Second Stringer For Northwestern
Northwestern coach Lynn Waldorf directed a scrimmage stressing down field blocking and forward passing. Red Hahnenstein, improved punting, and Paul Soper of Muskegon, Michigan, hold the edge at left half over Bill Decerregori and Dan Kruger, two Chicago sophomores, as potential starters.
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Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern
Red Hahnenstein
Wildcats
Paul Soper
Muskegon
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Chicago
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Dan Kruger
Archibald to Box Jaffra in Washington Sept 28
New York Sept 16 P A L Weill manager of featherweight champion Joey Archibald of Pawtucket R I announced Archibald will meet Harry Jaffra in Washington on Sept 28. The bout was postponed from last Monday after Archibald suffered a cut eye in training.
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al Weill
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Pawtucket
R. I
Harry Jaffra
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Pagliacci Wins Governor's Handicap at Narragansett Park
Pagliacci, ridden by Eddie Robart, edged favorite Sorteado by a half length today to win the Governor's Handicap at Narragansett Park, the final race of the 30 day summer meeting. Bernard F led early, with Ligaroti third. Pagliacci paid 18.40 to win and boosted earnings to 18,780 this year.
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R. I
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Narragansett Park
Caruso
Charles S. Howard
Sortendo
Binglin Stock Farm
Ligaroti
Sorrendo
Wiliam H. Vanderbilt
Feuster
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Buddy Wingfield
J. J. Collin
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Hingham Receives Crimson Jersey in Harvard Drill
Harvard football session expands squad to 71 with promotions of George Downing of Hingham to end and George Smith of Providence to blocking back. Francis Lee of New Haven joins as a sophomore wing back. Downing holds Harvard shot put record and impressed in today’s contact work.
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Crimson
George Downing
Hingham
Crimean Snreere
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George Smith
Providence
Francis Lee
New Haven
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Detroit Amateurs Blank Birmingham In Diamond Playoffs
Elwood Lee pitched a complete game shutout as Detroit beat Birmingham 10 to 0 in the National Amateur Baseball Federation playoffs. Birmingham collected four singles, all in the ninth inning, before Lee relaxed and walked two. The clubs meet again tomorrow with the series winner to claim the amateur title.
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Washington
Elwood Lee
National Amateur Baseball Federation
Lee
United States
Keeling Considered to Succeed Bostrom as Pilot
Kansas City report says William F. Grant of the American Association Hockey League notes the war will not disrupt the league schedule. Melville Keeling of the New York Rangers has been offered a contract to coach and play with the Kansas City Greyhounds, replacing Helge Bostrom, with the fall meeting in Chicago on Sept. 24. Grant also says he will not seek re election as president.
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American Association Hockey League
Tetme
Canada
Grant
Melville "Butch" Keeling
New York Rangers
Kansas City Greyhounds
Helge Bostrom
Chicago
Michigan Man To Referee Pastor Fight Michigan Man To Referee Pastor Fight
Detroit Sept 16 NEA News that James J Johnston sent a telegram to a New York newspaper claiming George W Blake of Los Angeles would referee Bob Pastor’s 20 round bout with Joe Louis at Briggs Stadium on Sept 20 drew a cool dismissal from John Hetteke Michigan boxing commissioner who said Johnston is a ribber and likely kidding If a Michigan official is not ill the referee will be chosen from local officials and the judges will be Michiganders Hetteke noted he has not heard of Blake nor heard of the referee choice until fight day and Johnston’s telegram also claimed Hetteke bought 50000 worth of tickets with hopes to buy more
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NEA
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New York
George W. Blake
Los Angeles
Bob Pastor
Joe Louis
Briggs Stadium
John Hetteke
Johnston
Michigan
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Hettche
Pastor
Louis
Nathan Mann
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Patsy Perroni
Cleveland
Newsboy Milich
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Charles Crowell
Spokane
Wash
Italo Colonello
Italy
Willie Snell
Chicago
Jack O'Sullivan
Niagara Falls
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Lee Savoldi
St. Paul
Charley Ketchuck
Binghamton
Movie notables push All-America Games in Hollywood 1940
Hollywood leaders and stars including Pat O’Brien Bing Crosby Jean Hersholt and directors urged holding All-America Games in Hollywood if the 1940 Olympics are canceled. They sent a telegram to Daniel Iris of the Amateur Union noting Western Hemisphere athletes await international competition and LA facilities could host.
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Daniel Iris
National Amateur Athletic Union
Pat O’brien
Edward Arnold
Broderick Crawford
Bing Crosby
Jean Hersholt
Tay Garnett
Walter Wanger
Los Angeles
Galento Promoter Feud Clouds Title Chance After Nova Bout
Philadelphia report says Tony Galento’s win over Low Nova draws a dispute between his manager Joe Jacobs and promoter Mike Jacobs. Mike vows Galento will fight the winner of Louis Pastor next June at an unspecified site. Joe says it will be wherever he decides. Tony heads to Orange New Jersey to train for another title bid while Nova remains hospitalized.
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Low Nova
Joe Jacobs
Mike Jacobs
Galento
Nova
Municipal Stadium
Mike
Bob Pastor
New York
Joe
Tony
Walton Hotz
Orange
N. J
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Hahnemann Hospital
Louis Boxes Pastors Wednesday in heavyweight title defense
Detroit Sept 16 A heavyweight title bout set for 20 rounds features champion Joe Louis defending against Bob Pastor. Louis aims to end a long layoff and deter challengers while promoter Jacobs predicts a gate near 500 000 in Briggs Stadium setbacks include a reshuffled undercard after Nathan Mann withdrawal with several six and four round bouts spotlighting heavyweights.
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Pugilism
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