Racing Wagers Set New Track Record in 1938-39
An Associated Press survey shows California leading with 2 643 684 from pari mutuel share and track licenses. California’s 66 142 358 wagering totaled surpassing 1937 by about 18 million. New York reported 595 858 from 15 percent of gate receipts. Illinois 39 250 898. Share Sweep stakes put belt states seventh with 553 718. Massachusetts 1 294 549 and Florida 1 186 511 pushed total to 9 657 070 across 16 states, excluding Louisiana.
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Demaret Ties Course Mark at Los Angeles Open
Jimmy Demaret led the Los Angeles Open second round at Griffith Park with a sub par 66, tying the course record as he posted 66 33 - to take a two stroke edge over Mark Fry and Jimmy Thomson. Horton Smith and Sam Snead also performed well amid brisk conditions.
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Oldest minor league League tops in attendance and exposure
New York report notes the International League as the oldest minor circuit, leads in attendance and players to the majors, with Giants and Yankees scheduled in New Orleans on April 1. Also mentions socialite Dick Chapman starting a new nightclub act and colorful notes from the Rose Bowl coverage.
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One Foot Off Mound Rule Draws Pitcher Alarm in Cleveland
Cleveland Indians pitcher Johnny Allen doubts the new rule allowing one foot off the mound. He foresees cantankerous windups and umpire disputes as pitchers and batters struggle to adjust. Allen also notes arm wear and tear from long careers and questions the ball’s influence on the game.
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Changes Proposed In Rules Governing High School Grid Games
The National Federation interscholastic rules committee discussed more changes to football rules to improve safety for high school players. New substitutions extend to all periods, not just the fourth, and penalties for unsportsmanlike conduct are standardized. The group also addresses six basketball rules and eliminates the freeball provision, with rules already adopted by 25 states.
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Hagerstown Y M C A Varsity Beats Frederick Co A in Armory
Hagerstown defeats Frederick County A Maryland National Guard unit 40 to 23 at the Frederick Armory last evening. Hagerstown led 25 to 7 at halftime as Hutto started strong and Carpenter Leiter Metz Goodrich and Burroughs contributed. Frederick’s Hahn Holster Hartmut McGinty Stewart scored for the visitors. non scoring Weibel Lowman and Munday noted. Referee Bussarad. Passenger locomotives use 7 to 126 gallons of water per mile. freight locomotives use 10 to 350 gallons.
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Hagerstown High Celtics Hold Off Charles Town 23 to 12
Hagerstown High School secured its third straight victory by defeating Charles Town High on their West Virginia court 23 to 12. Kelly and Morin led scoring with 9 points each as the defense clamped down, holding Charles Town to two field goals after a 7 to 4 first half. Referee Lesher supervised a low‑scoring early season contest.
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Conn Seizes Spotlight With Victory Over Apostoli
Billy Conn a 21 year old Irish American from Pittsburgh defeated middleweight champion hopeful Fred Apostoli by unanimous decision before 11,000 fans at Madison Square Garden. Conn, though likely weighing 170, proved a formidable backer with height reach and a sharp left hook, and he has defeated both Apostoli and Sally Krieger in recent bouts. Promoter Mike Jacobs plans to enter him into light heavyweight eliminations soon as Conn targets 180 pounds within six months.
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Firemen's Bowling League tightens after close wins
The Antietams halted their slump by edging Smithsburg three games while last minute rallies by league leaders kept two games close. Wade led the West Enders with strong scoring, aiding a three game win over Williamsport as Pioneers kept third place with two victories over Funkstown. High scores included Wade Poffenberger 122 and G Harper 122. March 14.
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Revised Stymie Rule May Stay
Delegates at the United States Golf Association annual meeting in New York were to approve another year of testing the revised stymie rule. The rule allows lifting of the nearer ball within six inches of the hole or the other ball, adopted for a one year trial in 1938. The executive committee report praised the 14 club rule and rejected automatic Open eligibility for former champions, favoring current ability. J T Dye was re elected manager of the Moose Drum Corps with officers H Barker C L Funk and G Pappas added.
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Undefeated Teams Clash In Sunday Soccer Showdown
Undefeated Sharpsburg and Williamsport clubs meet on the Williamsport pitch Sunday at 2 20 in a high profile county contest. A large crowd is expected as both teams bring strong form and two well conditioned lineups. Veteran referee Mr Reynolds will handle the match with focus on the goalkeepers known for shot stopping prowess.
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Precious Stone Bowling League leads with Turquoise team
The Turquoise team led the Precious Stone Bowling League by one game, with Amethyst and Emeralds tied for second. Emma Reed topped singles at 116, followed by Emma Snyder 106 and Virginia Clopper 105, with Nell Hays 104, Mary Routzhan 100, and Katheleen Regard 100 also posting solid scores.
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Mooney Pardoned Guest On We the People Broadcast
The AP notes Tom Mooney, believed pardoned, is slated to appear on a We the People program from New York to be hosted by Gabriel Heatter at 9 p.m. Eastern. Mooney will be picked up in San Francisco as a guest, with a nominal fee to cover travel expenses. Schedule changes and station listings follow, detailing NBC CBS and related network interchanges across regions and times.
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Markets Face Strong Quint at Alexandria Pro Game
Tomorrow afternoon the Jersey Marketeers visit Alexandria Virginia to face the Pros in a high profile matchup. The Pro squad features veterans from top teams around the district and aims to extend their home winning streak against a Virginiabased club of strong college hoops talent now entering the pro game.
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Pros Defeat New England Clubs in Preseason Bout
The article notes the Pros have bested top New England clubs as the preliminary game begins at 1:38 with the Victor Eagles facing the Gettysburg Merchants in a high caliber basketball battle.
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Sunday Radio Listings Show Wide Network Schedule
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