Busher Set To Face Strong Derby Field At Santa Anita
Arcadia Calif June 20. Busher the unbeaten three year old filly from Louis Baer enters Santa Anitas Derby field expected to include Sea Sovereign Best Ever and Valdia Streak among about a dozen top youngsters. Other contenders Quick Reward Careful Agent Zumzing Bymenbond Wise Eagle Mist and Checker also listed.
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Busher
Santa Anita
Charles S. Howard
Sea Sovereign
Bismarck Sea
Jay Paley
W. W Crenshaw
Valdiia
Zumzing
Bymenbond
Wise Eagle
Mist
Checker
Sensation
Mexico City
Dou Ame
Busher Aims for 121 Pounds in Santa Anita Three Year-Old Derby
In a California bred three year old championship bid at Santa Anita, Busher the only filly faces Sea Sovereign and Mayer's Patrimony after Sir Bim and Son of Chance suffered injuries while finishing second to Sea Sovereign. Busher carries a five pound allowance to 121 pounds and previously beat Sir Bim in a mile race. Sea Sovereign, once behind, is now an equal favorite with Busher as they push for the title.
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Chance
War Allies
Jin
Sea Sovereign
Mayer
Santa Anita
Busher
Hoop Jr Sent Back To Farm From Preakness Injury
NEW YORK June 20 Hoop Jr Winner of the Kentucky Derby will be sent to his owner F W Hooper s farm near Montgomery Ala to recover from a leg injury suffered in the Preakness at Pimlico last Saturday. Hooper said he wasn t sure if the colt bowd in tendon but may have strained the left foreleg. He plans to retire Hoop Jr for some time probably the entire season.
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Hoop Jr
Montgomery
Ala
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F. W. Hooper
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Hoon Jr
Connie Mack
Athletics
Frankie Hayes
Buddy Rosar
Indians
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Hayes
Frankie
Cleveland
Ray Mueller
Cincinnati Reds
Mr. Mack
Krankie
St. Louis
Philadelphia
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Bob Harris
Mack
Majority Of College Heads Favor Aid For Student Athletes
ACPA survey of 131 colleges shows 85 yes votes for grant in aid when students show need and scholastic and athletic promise. Midwest mixed 27 yeas to 13 nays. solid south and southwest largely in favor. ten Pacific coast schools approved, four dissented. Topeka requires ample cuspidors in all buildings.
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New Orleans
American College Publicity Association
ACPA
Horace Renegar
Tulane University
Midwest
Yeas
Solid South
Southwest
Far West
Pacific Coast
President's Cup pairings carded at Fountain Head club
Fountain Head Country Club announces first round pairings for the President's Cup Championship with matches starting today and running to next week's end. Elimination rounds and finals are set for late July with qualifying for the Independence Day Tournament to finish by Sunday.
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J. Mobl Miers
Bre
D. Funk
W. Thomas
BR. Anderson
G. Lehner Mathias
B. Riding
J. Staup
H. Crafton
J. Carey
A. Gardner
C. Steele
D. Ki
N. Lindsey
BR. Garrett
J. Waleks
J. K. Noel
E. Hoffman
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Pell ¥x
HM. Zimmerman
L. A. Ward
FF. Reynolds
Rsehleunnes
F. Cave
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Hines
Doveys
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Fountain Head
Carroll France
N. Grabill
P. J. Potter
W. V. Harner
Packard Mirror Test Detects Engine Sludge Dangers
Wartime driving left sludge forming inside engines that fouls piston rings and valves and can ruin bearings. As fuel improves, sludge worsens and may trigger costly repairs or junking a car. Packard dealers offer a quick Mirror Test to reveal sludge and fix it at low cost, plus checks on brakes and steering to prevent accidents.
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Packard
Middleburg Triumphs In Error Laden 15 12 Win
Middleburg defeated the Hagerstown Redbirds 15 to 12 in a high error game with 22 miscues as the lead changed hands often. Shuman led Middleburg with three hits while Bateman and Lowry each had two for the Redbirds. Next Sunday Redbirds meet Blue Ridge Summit at the Summit.
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Hagerstown Redbirds
Shuman
Middleburg
Redbirds
Bateman
Lowry
Blue Ridge Summit
Middlebu
Nichols and Burger, Crowther and Snavely
Eisenhower An Old Ball Player at Polo Grounds
General Dwight D. Eisenhower revealed he once played professional baseball in the Kansas State League under the name Wilson. The day drew about 25,000 as the New York Giants faced the Boston Braves at the Polo Grounds. Giants manager Mel Ott and Braves manager Bob Coleman personally greeted him with an autographed bat and signed baseballs.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York Giants
Boston Braves
Polo Grounds
Mel Ott
Giants
Bob Coleman
Braves
Eisenhower
Wilson
Trade sparks questions as Hayes Rosar swap shocks majors
AP News features baseball trade tensions after Connie Mack sends Frankie Hayes to the Indians for Buddy Rosar. Hayes, noted for durability, could set a consecutive games record this season, while rumors swirl about motives, salaries, and further moves involving Heath and other players.
Radio makers hopeful for Christmas home sets rise
The Radio Manufacturers Association noted that two weeks of changes may bring new home radio sets for Christmas. The War Production Board may allow repair parts production for existing receivers after July 1, easing current war goods restrictions. Tonight’s dialing includes NBC and CBS schedules with comedy, mystery, and music programs across the evening.
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New York
Radio Manufacturers’ Association
War Production Board
NBC
Billie Burke
Eddie Cantor
Ann Sheridan
Kay Kyser
Pen Mar Group Forms Local Improvement Association
Formation of the Pen-Mar Improvement Association will be completed tomorrow evening at 8 p.m. at Miller's Pen-Rock Hotel. The committee has framed a constitution to be adopted at the meeting and officers will be elected with committees to oversee street lighting sanitation protection entertainment and more. Attorney Blair Minnich may attend to explain the constitution and answer questions from property owners urged to attend. There are 70 000 dentists in the U S A of whom 22 000 are in the armed services.
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Pen-Mar
Students Vote On Byrd Policy Reforms At Maryland
At University of Maryland, 643 students cast ballots on a nine point reform plan approved by voters. The package calls for equal representation on sanction committees, student budgeting of club funds with admin oversight, advance notice to the Diamondback on policy changes, public administration explanations, and annual student assemblies. President Byrd defended existing authority, addressing criticisms of democracy and censorship while pledging to answer each demand.
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University of Maryland
H. C. Byrd
Diamondback
Leslie Daly
Student Government Association
Byrd
H. ©. Byrd
William Randolph Hearst
University president cites board authority over policy
Dr. Byrd affirmed that full policy control lies with the Board of Regents and that students act within editors discretion. He denied censorship of the student publication and said concerns about his power are mischaracterized. The university will review past papers after publication and maintain editor independence.
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