Miss Easy Winner In Seventh At Tropical Park
Valdiia Malden owned by J. M. Hutchins triumphed in the Dinner Key Purse at Tropical Park yesterday. Jockey F. A. Smith steered the winner to the final turn and drew him clear for a 4.70 payoff. Art of War and Say Miss also scored in the day’s program, with Dan's Choice paying 13.90 and totals reaching 286,723 in wagering as 4,148 spectators watched the cards.
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Tropical Park
Fla
Valdiia Malden
J. M. Hutchins
I. Goshen
Leo McLaughlin
R. Curley
Speedway
Kingfisher
Art of War
Say Miss
Expose
Herb Claggett
Albert Sabath
Dan's Choice
Iinois Star
Knight's Quest
H. Claggett
Satin
R. Permane
Anne Again CW
Gerlock
Deat Bridget
Rising Light
Keenan
BR. Thompson
W. Gerlock
P. Patterson
Dream Fox
Struttin' Dude
Peace Maker
Kings Glory
Destiny Deb
Jackorack
E. Jenkins
Tin Loon
Roadmaker
V. Nodarse
aJosephine
Lucy
Victory News
Scarlet Pansy
F. Magann
Shortbrook Farm
Back Tooth
R. Duncan
M. Basile
Michael Orin CH. Trent
Irresistible
Bezique
Hi—al
F. A. Smith
H. Allgater
T. Queen Dr
aMorani
Lord Hairan
Miss U
Ata
Gr. D
Campbell
Speedway CW
Happy Pilot
H. Trent
Tims
Betty
Bell Call
Dan
Angott Beats Aaron Perry In Ten Round Title Bout
Sammy Angott, former NBA lightweight champion, defeated Aaron Perry over ten rounds in Washington. Angott used a brutal body attack and clever tactics to outmaneuver Perry, who showed a strong right hand but was unable to find openings. The decision was split among officials, with AP scoring six rounds to two in Angott’s favor and two drawn. About 7,000 spectators watched the bout priced near $30,000 total.
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Washington
Sammy Angott
Aaron Perry
Angott
Shalf
Perry
Charles Reynolds
0. VU. Singer
Robert Eller
Associated Press
Sammy
Juan Zurita
Lansingburg Star Wins Skate Honors
Duane Cunningham of Lansingburg captured the novice championship in the roller skating event at the Brooklyn skating palace, earning top honors in a recent competition.
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Lansingburg
Duane Cunningham
Brooklyn Skating Palace
All Divisions Open As North Awaits Race Season
Horseracing outlook covers North American tracks from Jamaica and Pimlico to Narragansett and beyond. Billing the sport as wide open, the piece notes big stakes for two year olds and Derby hopefuls, with notable horses and farms named, and excitement around rail and road access during wartime recovery.
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North
Race Entries and Results at Tropical Park Mix of Races and Odds
Multiple races at Tropical Park with purses of 1200 dollars for maiden and claiming events. Horses listed include Pleasure Hour, Lone Flame, xBunny's Billie, xBus Girl, Bit O'Brown, and Paladin among others. Also notes Kosman trying out with the Cincinnati Reds in Bloomington Indiana. Track conditions and time details interspersed with betting pools and outcomes.
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Tropical Park
Billie
Scotch Valley
Prerim
Robert F
Merry-Ho
xShasta Ko
Sly Manner
Boss Darling
Dark Morning
iSpace
xCount Did
Fucht Man
xBit O'Brown
Bass Fiddle
Ever Flying
Heel Call
Hevorta
Amalka
xRe- Prhurseme
Observer ii
xAmpydan
Her Guardian
Joe Bureer
Johnny Fr
Morrowco
Conscrint
Baying
Cyrus P
Pig Tails
Paraite
Zaca Rosa
xMartien
Tetre Rock
Xmintlock
xChin Creek
Salem
Port Marly
Comenaw
Loyal
xScottsvile
Strassburger
Flahh
Technician
Xra
A.C. Firs
E.W.T
Bosox Rout Orioles 19-3 in cold doubleheader game
Boston Red Sox crushed Baltimore Orioles 19 to 3 in a soggy near freezing outing watched by under 100 fans. Johnny Lazor caught, Roy Partee absent. Old Joe Bowman pitched four innings, Lazor slugged two homers, and Boston pinned 17 hits on three Orioles pitchers before the cap end in the seventh.
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Baltimore AP
Boston
Red Sox
Baltimore
Orioles
Sox
Johnny Lazor
Roy Partee
Joe Bowman
Bostonians
Joe
Lazor
O'Neill
Bowman
Lowry
Coleman
Madsen
Imhoff
Lollar
Pirates Trudge Three Long Miles Through Snow
In Muncie Indiana manager Frankie Frisch canceled a practice due to cold weather and sent the Pittsburg Pirates on a three mile hike through snow and sleet to keep the players in shape. He also planned to start southpaw Elsin Bee on the mound for the opener against St Louis next Tuesday.
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Muncie
Ind
Robins
Frankie Frisca
McCulloch Park
Pittsburg Pirates
Frisch
Elsin Bee
St. Louis
Nats to Pare Down Cuban Players on Roster
The Washington Nationals will trim the number of Cuban players on their roster. Manager Ossie Bluege will decide who stays, with those sent down to Williamsport in the Eastern League. The team, idle due to rain, resumes exhibition play Thursday against Baltimore in Fort Meade.
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College Park
Washington Nats
Ossie Bluege
Williamsport
Nats
Baltimore
Fort Meade
Cards Have 2 More Training Camp Days
The St. Louis Cardinals trained indoors in Cairo due to cold weather. Only two days remain in camp before the team heads to St. Louis Friday to begin a seven game spring series with the Browns Saturday.
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Cairo High School
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Browns
Dodgers Rally To Top Yankees 6-4 In Trenton
Luis Quimo drove in two with a triple and a single and Frank Drews added two hits and two RBIs as the Dodgers beat the Yankees 6-4 before about 2,000 at Dunn Field. Jack Phillips homered in place of Johnny Lindell and Karl Drews fanned six over five innings for New York.
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N. J. GP
Luis Qlmo
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Dunn Field
Frank Drews
Dodgers
Jack Phillips
Johnny Lindell
Karl Drews
Innnings
Yankees
New York
Brooklyn
Drews
Hiller
Garbark
Sunkel, Warren
Ostermueller
Andrews and
Jarvis
Wie Lewis
Gas House
Lewis
Maggie Cline
McCluskey
Willie
Georges Carpentier
Carpentier
Phils Blank Bombers 6-0 In Exhibition Clash
Philadelphia Phillies topped the Martin Bombers of Baltimore 6-0 in an exhibition. Pitchers Dick Barrett and Barney Mussill each allowed one hit. Errors by the Bombers aided the Phillies scoring, and there was little power hitting.
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Del
Philadelphia Phillies
Martin Bombers
Baltimore
Dick Barrett
Barney Mussill
Bombers
Phillies
Philadelphia
Collins
Gibson
Davis
Lawenstein
Warnecker
Grady
Barret
Mussill
Seminick
Giants Oppose Red Sox Today in Exhibition
The New York Giants held a two hour workout before snow and rain halted play. The Boston Red Sox visit Lakewood New Jersey for an exhibition game. Pitching duties will be shared by Harry Feldman Ken Brandell and Louis Polli. Feldman returns to the hill for the first time since August 29 Brondell is a 22 year old right hander discharged from the Army and Polli belongs to Jersey City.
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Lakewood
New York Giants
Boston Red Sox
Mel Ott
Harry Feldman
Ken Brandell
Louis Polli
Feldman
Brondell
Pollli
Jersey City
O'Neill reshuffles Tigers batting order for exhibition
Detroit manager Steve O'Neill implemented a fresh batting lineup for an exhibition game against Rochester in Terre Haute. Don Heffner moves to lead off, followed by Eddie Mayo, Roger Cramer, Rudy York, Jimmy Outlaw, Don Ross, Edward Borom, and the other batters in order. Cramer is cited as the club's only returning 300 hitter and will hit third to boost the lineup.
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Evansville
Ind
Steve O'Neill
Detroit Tiger
Rochester
Terre Haute
Don Heffner
Heffner
Eddie Mayo
Roger Cramer
Rudy York
Jimmy Outlaw
Don Ross
Edward Borom
Cramer
O'Neill
Tigers
Indian Infielder Peters Earns Bench Time with Indians
Muncie Indiana report notes GPI Russ Peters at last on the Cleveland Indian bench with potential as a batting ace. After four years on the bench he earned a regular infield role when Ray Mack left for his war job. In two exhibition games he doubled twice and tripled once. Indians were shut out by the Pirates in yesterday's exhibition.
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Muncie
Ind
Russ Peters
Cleveland
A's Triumph Over Maple Leafs in 5-1 Exhibition Win
The Philadelphia Athletics beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-1 in Frederick Maryland. Philadelphia compiled 10 hits as Peeler McGillen Kyczynski and Hayes led the offense. TorontoMustakis Knorr Williams Kratzer scattered runs.
Bay Meadows Daily Double Pays 2917.90 On Two Winners
San Mateo Bay Meadows paid the season’s largest daily double of 2917.90 to ticket holders on Glennie and Treachery. Jockeys Glennie rider Hughie Thaens and Treachery rider George Pederson earned 209.90 and 13.90 respectively. One holder was SF restaurateur Jack Waltman. two others unnamed.
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Cal
Bay Meadows
Glennie
J. J. Sheedy
San Ysidro
Treachery
Sam Khriger
San Francisco
Hughie Thaens
Santa Rosa
George Pederson
Rowley
Town
Jack Waltman
Jimmy McQuaid
Waltman
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