Pen sive triumph in Belmont sparks potential Triple Crown bid
New York reports Tf Pen sive wins the Belmont if he takes the Triple Crown, becoming the second Belmont winner to tie into racing lineage. distractions include a Brooklyn chlorine gas incident and chatter about Navy V-12 theme ceremonies.
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Alabama Poly And ALA University Will Not Resume Athletics
The University of Alabama Ath athletic committee today recommended dropping athletic relations with Alabama Polytechnic Institute Auburn and Gov Sparks open letter urged presidents to cut those state schools. Board of Trustees meeting discussed renewal of the Auburn-adjoined pact and the Reds regime, with plans tied to past pennant wins.
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Southern A A U Track Meet Previews Full Program In New Orleans
New Orleans hosts the Southern A A U track championship with 107 athletes across 16 events scheduled for 2 30 tomorrow afternoon. Benn Dihenedetto, secretary of the Southern A A U and national president, notes representation from more than two states and confirms seven states from the old association will be present.
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Pensive Eyes Belmont to Take Triple Crown
Pen sive. Warren Wright's Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner could join a list of racing greats by claiming the 160000 Belmont Stakes. More than 40000 are expected at Long Island as Pensive faces Platter and six other rivals in a bid for the sport's coveted triple crown.
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Memphis Tops Southern Association Race After Big Win
Memphis rises to first place after rout of the Atlanta Crackers 10 to 1 as three local pitchers allowed 16 hits. One armed Pete Gray boosts Memphis with a 3 for 5 effort and three runs scored while Walter Brown holds the Crackers to eight safeties. Knoxville beats Birmingham 5 to 4 to claim second, and Chattanooga narrows New Orleans’ edge with an 11 to 10 win over Nashville in a two hour 30 minute slugfest.
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Results in Glen Arven Tournament Preliminaries
The Glen Arven club tourney preliminaries list winners in four flights with Jim Campbell and others advancing. Semifinal pairings include Campbell versus Kivans and Higgins versus Vereen, plus Brown versus Searcy and Stringer against Pringle.
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Crowley to Sign Contract with Boston Yankees Coach
Lt. Commander Jim Crowley, former Fordham football coach, officially signs to coach the Boston Yankees of the NFL after the war. Crowley, stationed at Sampson Naval Station, will assume duties postwar. Also noted is a near certain $3,000,000 betting day and contenders in a major horse race with Pensive and other entrants.
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St Louis Edges Yanks by Whisker in pennant race
Baseball notes show St Louis Brownies leading the New York Yankees by .0006 percentage points as October pennant chase tightens. Mel Ott powers the Giants to a 6-4 win over Pittsburgh. Mort Cooper backs Cardinals' 9-3 win over Philadelphia. Tigers, Giants, and Dodgers also win in a busy day of late-season action.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
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