England trainer says Americans race two-year-olds too often
Walter Nightingale, famed Epsom Downs trainer, argues British practice limits races for two-year-olds. He cites Masked Light in the Derby and Colonist II abroad, noting American horses rush starts and may hinder Derby readiness. Nightingale notes grey horses and course direction influence results.
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Caps Reds Record Victories In Final Hockey Loop Games
The Indianapolis Caps crushed the New Haven Ramblers 13 to 1 while Providence Reds routed the Buffalo Bisons 10 to 4 to close the regular season. Cincinnati Mohawks beat Pittsburgh Hornets 4 to 3. Harvey Fraser Jack McGill and Jack Hamilton each scored twice for Providence as they built a 3 0 lead, Les Hickey scored twice for Buffalo, and Emil Francis was tagged by the Caps as he allowed seven goals in two periods. Enio Sciusizzi added a hat trick in the late action.
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Sports Shorts Tavern League Action At Bowl-O-Drome
Four matches set for seven at Bowl-O-Drome with Memo's Tavern League teams in schedule. Names appear garbled but list includes local club entries and sponsor Gene's Jewelers among advertisers.
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Sain Back in Form Boosts Braves in Spring Camp
In Bradenton Boston Braves regain optimism as Johnny Sain shows 1948 form in a 3 2 loss to the Philadelphia Phillies.Meanwhile Hank Wyse remains a holdout with A's as Spring Series stands 2-1 Dodgers over Athletics after a triple play by Eddie Joost and Ferris Fain. Cardinals beat Reds 4 2 in Tampa with Ken Johnson and Red Munger strong. Diering and Glaviano homer. Tigers note two top starters Trucks and Houtteman near ready in Orlando as Senators stage a four-hitter. Red Sox top Yankees 10 7 in Miami with Doerr timely homer. Browns beat Giants 10 8 in Phoenix as Lollar homers in 10th. Pirates beat Cubs 7 2 in Los Angeles, McCall and Gregg strong on mound.
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Babe Does Zaharias Sets 298 In Golf Tourney Win
Babe Didrickson Zaharias roared to the 11th Hua Titleholders Tournament in Augusta with a record 298, eight strokes clear of rivals as she claimed the $9,000 top prize. Her score, a new low, came with a “whole new game” shaped by Tommy Armour. Claire Doran shot 77 final round to finish amateur best at 306.
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Pro Cage Results NBA Scores and Anomalies
Pro basketball results show Wayne 68 defeating Minneapolis Beenestey 97 in Baltimore aS Chicago 80 to 66, Waterioo Ye. Tri Cities 77 Syracuse 72, Anderson 7%-ee etson a7.
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Merritt and Folea Set for Lorain Boxing Card
Promoter Pete DeSantis announces two newcomers for the March 29 amateur show at the American Legion Post in Lorain. George Merritt a Cherokee Indian from Oklahoma and Dick Folea a Romanian from Vermilion are slated for a supporting bout. Neither fighter has many bouts but both are eager to mix it up.
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Lemon In Form But Tribe Loses
SAN FRANCISCO. Pitcher Bob Lemon of the Cleveland Indians appeared in shape for the season today, but the Tribe hitters didn't. Lemon hurled five hitless innings yesterday as the Indians started the game to San Francisco of the Pacific Coast League. But the Seals' pitchers Cliff Melton and Ralph Buxton held the Tribe to eight scattered hits.
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Bradley Faces Kansas in District Five Playoff Showdown
Bradley University aims to rebound from the NIT final loss as they meet Kansas University in a District Five playoff game in Kansas City Missouri. Bradley, with a stronger record, seeks redemption after a 69-62 upset by City College of New York, with coach Forrest Anderson pressing for a peak performance against the Jayhawks.
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Sportsman's Pin Schedule for Four Matches Tonight
The Sportsman's Club Bowling League begins at 9 PM on Olympic Recreation lanes. Pairings include Salyl Meats vs Bauer Dalry, Lake Erie Radio-Television vs Bak $8 Service, Surdock-Herman Studio vs Empire Tavern, Elytin Moving dé Cartage vs Western He Merchants.
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Ohio finals loom for Class A and B basketball titlists
Ohio high school basketball fans await the state finals in Columbus as Class B opens with Eaton versus Geneva and Corning against Miller City, followed by Class A matchups Akron South versus Garfield Heights and Springfield against Mansfield. Miller City stars with 27 straight wins while Geneva and Corning boast potent scoring, and Springfield aims to break through as a first-time finalist in Class A.
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Browns' Gallagher Named Santa Clara Head Coach
Santa Clara University announced 40 year old Dick Gallagher as the new head football coach on a three year contract worth about 10 thousand dollars annually. He will report April 3 and can hire his own assistants, replacing Len Casanova who left for Pittsburgh. Gallagher previously worked with the Cleveland Browns where he coached ends Mac Speedie and Dante Lavelli and served as chief scout.
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