Hoodoo Grabs Half Length Victory in Saratoga Feature
Hoodoo and Ariel Game, two top horses from Brookmeade Stables and Vera Bragg’s stable, dueled in the Delaware Purse at Belmont Park. Hoodoo edged Ariel Game by a half length in the one mile race for three year-olds with Tad Atkinson riding Hoodoo. Johns Dear faded to third as Bellwether and Autocrat trailed. Hoodoo’s win was his second straight and raised earnings to about 1575.
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Amme
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Svie
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Bellwether
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Ariel Game
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Umpires Named For Firemen Police Baseball Game
Troy’s Firemen and Policemen set a third softball clash Friday at Prospect Park with Bear Beale officiating and Marty Dwyer umpiring bases. Mayor Ahern to throw first ball at 6 30 p m as Firemen recently swept a doubleheader from the Petice. Perry Larkin bout headlines New York Madison Square Garden card with Aaron Perry facing Tippy Larkin in an eight round windup on Friday August 18.
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Prospect Park
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Marty Dwyer
St. Michael's
John J. Ahern
Petice
Perry Larkin
New York
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Tippy Larkin
Garfield, N. J
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Uncle Scott Captures Both Halves in Rensselaer Stakes
Saratoga program highlights Uncle Scott winning the featured Rensselaer Stakes at Saratoga Raceway in 2:66.14 after a perfect drive by Jack Brown. Brown led early but was edged by Uncle Scott as the field faltered, with Maris iC. Brooke a length back at the stretch. Race results include multiple listings from races one through six with times, starters, and bettors.
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Race Entries and Results From Belmont Park and Rockingham
A detailed schedule of race entries and outcomes across Rockingham and Belmont Park, listing purse amounts, entry conditions, and participating horses. Results cover multiple races including first through eighth events with horse names, weights, and finishing positions, reflecting a busy day of 19th century harness and thoroughbred competition.
Goober Lad Wins Rockingham Pace in Photo Finish
Ray Metcalf’s Goober Lad captured the Pelham slowance purse of 1900 dollars at Rockingham Park in a nose finish over High Name. Tatu in third by a half length. Goober Lad covered a mile and sixteenth in 1:74, paying 4.00 2.60 2.40. Daily double paid 139.20. Race details include rivals and times for the mile pace event and other entries across eighth race fields.
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Ray Metcalf
Gorman
Rockingham Park
L. Levingon
Tatu
Goober Lad
Eternal Chance
del Farro
Allief Valdiia Phao
True Chief Wins Two-Heat Pace at Kite Track
True Chief, driven by Tom Berry, captured the 56,000 WN. T. Fox Stakes for two-year-olds at the Kite Track yesterday, finishing heat times 2:03% and 2:05%. Owned by Leon C. McNamara of Indianapolis, the Chief Abbedale colt led a field of six to victory. The Colonel's Lady, Scotland Ally owned by R. & Johnston of Charlotte, won the 31,500 four-year-old trot stake, while Lady Be Good claimed the Class B trot and Bussy B.S. sparked the program. The daily double paid 360.36 and parimutuel handle reached 0.987.
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True Chief
Scotland
R. & Mohnston
Charlotte
Peter Long, Sr
Lady Be Good
St Peters C O Nine to Clash With Sacred Heart Today
St Peters C O Nine faces Sacred Heart in a doubleheader at Prospect Pack. Available mound duty by Frank Abbotte John Dudek and William Deezan. Sacred Heart taps O Brien for starting. Sunday St Peters will also play a doubleheader with St Michael's at Prospect Pack. Joe Paloaka
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Aera Breaks Track Mark At Camden
Aera sets a track mark at Camden in a crowded field of seven starters at Gergen Sette Park. The event featured Hes and Beck among contenders with Archie Daniels, Desphe, and Lemos noted in the lively, disorderly recap of maneuvers and pacing.
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Camden
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Liners Breech Win At Arsenal In Softball Action
A pair of walks in the last inning gave the Liners a 5 to 4 win over Repair I Gang while Breech Building beat PLCG.HL 8 to 2 at Gun Plast Arsenal League games. Frank Gruba led the Liners with three hits and four RBIs. Crudo and Humes split wins, while Smith and Crudo drove in two for the losers. Pat O Connor paced PC H Rit with three hits and a double. Bob Norton went 5 for 3 for the Stosers plume.
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Pat O'Connor
Finzer
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Stosers
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Kaslofsky
Dennis Ant Humes
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Mackas
Mrs Sayles Shoots 88 Dominates Edison Meet Result
Mrs Sayles carded 88 for first place at the Edison Cubb course Rexford in the Northeastern New York Women’s Golf Association turnover. Mrs Bayles won second, while Mrs Lewis posted 39 percent and 43 on a round. Other players included Miss Mechanicville and Mrs Santora among the remaining field.
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Rexford
A. L. Bayles
Cits
New York
Next Women's Meet at Cohoes
The North eastern New York Women's Golf Association schedules a meet at Van Schaick Island Golf Club in Cohoes on Tuesday August 14. Readers learn first and second gross prizes, and multiple Edison Club players dominate divisions with detailed handicaps and net prizes noted.
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Moynihan Junior Golf Meet Winner
Jacy Moynihan, son of Job Moynitsa, won the Moynihan Junior Golf Meet. He captured the 13th hole and finished strong with a late short approach, chipping up to win by solid margins. Marvin Anderson defeated Tim Anderson 2 and 1, and Findgen and Trombley also posted 2 and 1 scores in their matches.
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Hallett Hurls A No-Hitter At Service League
Former Pittsburg Pirate pitcher Jack Hallett, now in the Navy, tossed a perfect no hitter in a service league game in Hawaii. He faced 27 batters with no one reaching base as his team won two games in a row. Manager Jack Gill, described as an athletic instrument, led the club.
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