Large Field Set for Albany Handicap at Saratoga
A richly bred yearling by Risk sold for 66 000 last week in Lexington, sparking a likely big field for the Albany Handicap at six furlongs with 5 000 added. Skylarking, Risk’s standout progeny, headlines a slate of juveniles expected to contest the race tomorrow at Belmont Park after nominations reached 69. The card also features the Beverwyck Steeplechase with 3 000 added, drawing top cross country rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Risk
William Helis
Skylarking
New York
Albany
Saratoga
Association
Belmont Park
Zev
Papyrus
America
Cocopet
Roy Knight
Professor Lee
Jamaia
Rhodes Scholar
Stronghold
Ravenala
Beverwyck
Beverwycks
the Brook
Weldstop
Jimmy Lane
Lion Heart
Cottesmore
Ossabaw
Fred Parks
Ruszas Edges White For Troy Area Industrial Golf Crown
Joey Ruszas of Simmons Tool Corp Albany defeated Ernie White of Manning Paper 4 and 2 at Frear Park to win the Troy Area industrial golf title. The final saw Ruszas open 2 up early, stay ahead most of the day, and clinch on the 34th hole, with White making a late push but unable to catch the leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joey Ruszas
Simmons Ttchine Tool Corp
Albany
Troy
Ruszas
Ray Billews
Lake Placid
Ernie White
Manning Paper
Frear Park
Rustas
White
Steve Chiplock
Behr Manning i
Joe Somogyi
Watervliet Arsenal
H. E. Burton
Troy Union Railroad
Irving Stockser
Merchants
Charles Randell
General Electric
Arsenal
Les Gott
Ted Kane
Romeo Couture
Dick Fitzgerald
Troy Industrial A. A
Troy Recreation Commission
Johnny Moynihan
Frear Park Pro
Joey Rustas
Simmons Machine Tool Corp
Troy Area
Barons Rally To Split Doubleheader With Laurels
In Wilkes Barre Pennington’s fly misplay tied the nightcap and sent it to extra innings where the Barons won 5 4 in nine innings after trailing 3 1. The split gave the Barons 10 wins and 4 losses to Hartford as they prepare for a single game against Springfield with Alex Danelishen on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Tony Lazzeri
Barons
Hartford Laurels
Artillery Park
Pennington
Rskiey
Victory National Championship Draws Classy 40-Player Field
Chicago hosts the Victory National Championship starting Thursday with a 40-player field chosen for past records. The lineup includes 21 players with 10 major titles among them, led by Craig Wood and including Chick Evans Gene Sarazen Tommy Armour and Byron Nelson. The event opens with a pro-am 36-hole best ball at Southside Beverly course and runs 72 holes Friday to Sunday, aiming to raise about 50 000 for a wounded veterans fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Craig Wood
Chick Evans
Gene Sarazen
Tommy Armour
Tony Manero
Byron Nelson
Lawson Little
Jack Hutchison
Denny Shute
Johnny Revolta
Vic Ghezzi
Jimmy Demaret
Bill Mehlhorn
Ed Dudley
Harry Cooper
Herman Barron
John Lehman
Wilford
Chicago District Golf Association
Turnesa Clan
Sergt
Jim
Army
Ensign Willie
Wavy
Joe
Mike Turnesa
Victory
Race Entries for Today at Leading Tracks Belmon t Park and Washington Park
Pfering race card outlines nine events at Belmont Park with purses from 1 100 to 2 000, featuring maidens two-year-olds and older, claiming races, and stakes. Entries list horses by race with weights, rail chute details, and track conditions noted track fast at one site and turf at another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett
Chain Mu
Silt
Gorse Hill
Kroyal Arm
Flying Ned
Tea Clipper
Dusty
Valdiia Bien
Trefetchit
Eggleston
Colleen M
Turnabout
Valdina Rocket
Seaward
Adviser
Quatre
Grenade Law
Gornil
China Lady
Mildred R
Pida
xNight Bomner
Leo's Girl
Ellen Mist
xLittle Rene
Shute
Merry Eyes
Lady Boswell
Ray O'Neill
Miss Louis
A. S. Hewitt
T. Chenery
o—Wiliams
Baroni
Pantland Firth
Ho Hum
xAlfred Stuart
Elizabeth K
Valdina Vivid
Edabaste
Spare Room
Heloria
Colors Upill
Philjean
Wadedale
xValdina Secret
xBass Fiddle
Panthroom
Key Ring
Kantar Run
Morocco
Sir
Don Lin II
Texan Boy
Son O'Har
War Resuit
Miss Sugar
Tetra Rock
Eric Knight
Burrgway
Kansas
Bridleour
Cute Eye
My Elsie
xCirio Ili
Radio Wavelll
Michigan Sun
Brown Dancer
Gallant Dick
Susan Constant
xAlsbyrd
xFall Fighter
Gold Saxon
Flying Reigh
xRing
Wire Me
Dizz
X Quintillan
Brighten Up
Halcyon Boy
xMolasses Bill
Jelwell
Jessie Gladys
Zoroastra
Gold Hill
xCatamar
Paul A
Liberty Cap
Zostera
xOrcus
Witness Stand
Morstep
Radio Charm
E.W. T
Washington Park
Brown Flame
xHagry Grace
Layout
Play Arm
Wise Sue
Rockwood Edah
Bibelot
My Empire
xEver
Busy Ellen
Miss Escoba
Augustinas
Iron Maiden
Haggin
Headley
Walmac Farm
R. C Austin
Chute
Bobby
the Killer
xDavid B. Jr
South Border
Owasse
Michigan Blue
Flo Bratten
Teiragal
xHuracon
Valdiia Dude
Chislam
Alerry
Speedy Show
xChancy
aHy Cap
Moon Play
Miss Fluff
xRing Master
xMiss U
Detroit
Soldier
Okoole Maluna
Boy
Queen Echo
xFoliza
Alex
xMust Go
Sherlock
xJunior Easton
Slight Error
One Tank
Beau Wolf
Tosiahat
Vaidsna Brave
Beautiful Boy
Witch Work
Libyan Star Lil
Red Rebel
Royal One
Hutoka
xCountmein
xSpere Parts
Mizzie
Bold Fay
xHi Murti
Saintly
Morpan
xBragabout
Miss Marfa
Vardina Alden
Button Hole
Miss Frakes
Byphar
Ackwell
Alley
Gall
Lia’ Axelson
Little Abner
Pioneers Split With Braves To Keep 2nd Place
Elmira won the second game of a doubleheader from Utica to 0 to retain second place while the Braves won the opener 9 to 6. Elmira took the series three games to one and leads Albany by a small margin as a four game set with Albany begins. Jack Kimball Day featured a traveling bag presentation at Dunn Field between games. Al Collins started for Utica in the opener, with Emine Bickahus charged with the defeat. Alex Mustaikis outpitched Julius Hamokay to win the nightcap, aided by Less Moss’ homer with Nowak on base in the sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira CP
Elmira
Utica
Braves
Pioneers
Albany Senators
Jack Kimball
Dunn Field
al Collins
Segura Captures Eastern Net Title
Francisco Segura of Ecuador defeated Lieut. Joe R. Hunt of the United States Navy in straight sets 6 4 6 1 6 3 to win the Eastern Grass Courts title in Rye New York. Segura, a Florida student, dominated the match as Hunt faded after the first set. The women’s crown went to Margaret Osborne of San Francisco who outlasted Doris Hat of Miami 6 2 6 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye
N. Y
Francisco Segura
Ecuador
Joe R. Hunt
United States Navy
Segura
Florida
Hunt
Margaret Osborne
San Francisco
Doris Hat
Miami
Cohoes Golf Event Won By Martin
Charley Martin defeated Ramsay and Howard Allen to win the Van Schaick Island Club match play event in Cohoes yesterday. Ramsay took second. Allen was third. Gilbert Daignault shot 73 to win low gross in the weekend sweepstakes. Ken Lape earned second net with 76 at 26 handicap. Parings for the first round were announced with divisions and byes. Tom Debray scored a unique shot using a No 2 iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Martin
van Schaick Island Club
Cohoes
Ramsay
Howard Allen
Gilbert Daignault
Ken Lape
Homer Lasher
Mooney Zandra
Hien Lape
Bill Glasheen
Ernest Sherwood
Chet Graham
Gene Bellrose
Tom Oviatt
Perry Robinson
Harold McGown
Lloyd van Buskirk
Tom Debray
Debray
Hockey scores and standings update across cities
International 1 Rochester 3 and Jersey City 3 share points as Jersey City leads Rochester. Newark defeats Montreal 8 4 while Montreal drops 1 0 to Newark. Buffalo beats Baltimore 6 2, and Baltimore defeats Buffalo 3 2 as Syracuse ousts Toronto 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Jersey City
Newark
Montreal
Buffalo
Baltimore
Syracuse
Toronto
Stimson Explains Army Policy On Trainees
Secretary of War Stimson states the War Department will bar Army specialized training trainees from intercollegiate sports next autumn. He cites time constraints, discipline, and focus on rapid technical training as reasons, noting intramural and shorter contests provide required competitive sport without affecting primary goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stimson
Washington DP
War Department
Army
Representative Weiss
D-Penn
Stinson
Roosevelt
Wess
Colleges of Engineering
Troy Club Tops C. Y. O. Stars, 9 to 3 at La Salle Field
The Troy state league club overwhelmed the C. Y. O. All-Stars 9 to 3 after taking a five run lead in the first inning at La Salle Field yesterday afternoon. Troy pounded 7 hits to 8 for the All-Stars but capitalized on singles to count. Troy added two in the third and two more in the eighth to seal the win. the All-Stars managed a single run in the fourth and two in the eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Salle Field
Troy Club
Troy
HOM
Mac
Raferty
Hofmeister
Cunha
Hogan
Furdyna
Menael
Carr
Plante
Kane
Ile
Cormerford
Flante
Purespa
Caswell
Cuba
MacKay
Horan
Senex
All-Star
Russo
Comerford
Balk
Miecksy
bal—Furéyona
Wild Pich
MacKayv
Conunalty and
Thackery
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Belmont
White i
Saratoga Meeting
Widener Course
Chansian
Miitary Risk
Saratoga Polly
Blue Sash
Magic Heels
Rosa Bonheur
Resale
Assailant
All White
Miss Connie
Kelspride
War Dressing
Raw Recruit
Stuhidrehet
Gat
A—J M. Roebling
Upward J
Joan’s Tip
xxxKeene
Ral
Torpedo
Charlet
Loftsman
Good Thing
Minna
Jamoke
Messart
Miss Drummond
Frances d
Eilmar
Stitch Again
Poacher
Branmintani
Lasaway
Enthrall
Galtawn
Rural Rhythm
Second Front
Ammunition
Arly Riser
a-Philae
Paigle
Lady Pharned
a-Ski Litt
Pinela
Flash
HS. Roebling
Harford
Four Freedoms
Scotch Abbot
H. K. Finch
Lester Manor
A Proud One
xSales Talk
Builis Eye
xEspine Gold
xFull Cry
Samborembon
Wishbone
xBushwhacker
the Finest
Harvard Square
Maxiekin
Alforay
Farasing
Adulter
xDandy Fox
Calumet Farm
Playground
Faywood
Lovely Dawn
xHills
Traumelus
Drollon
Bonamo
Winamae
xRosy Brand
Camarderie
xDark Watch
Riverlass
xEvil Spirit
xCount Mio
Xkenyon
Wain Captain
xChi
Very True
Valding Blue
xDue Sport
Knois Star
Nedate's Hero
xAnthology
Bright Harvest
Sir Livery
Subdue
oPenance
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
ENE
Im Ere
Lil Abner
Enoch, Abner
By al Capp
Me Rt
Chiles
Jere
Jessica
MR. Jeepers
GO Easy
Red Riding Hood
By Frank King
MR. Jeeper
Nina
Jeepers
V. T. Hamlin
Samahv
By Crockett Johnson
Gus
O’malley
Masterlinck
C. Y.O. Stars
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