Busher Captures Adirondack Handicap At Belmont
Busher with Eddie Arcaro aboard upset 13 rivals to win the Adirondack Handicap at Belmont by a length in six furlongs on a fast track. War Date finished second with Beory Las Tig's Lustig pair close in a three way photo for place. Aca Card faltered after a Spinaway showing, while Sun Lady and Leslie Grey chased early. Form players enjoyed a field day as Busher proved the longest priced winner among six events.
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Duftis Victor Again for Yale
Yale pitcher Victor Duftis of Rochester New York led Yale to a 16 to 6 win over High Standard Manufacturing Company in six innings. He pitched well but fatigue limited him from completing the game as in prior appearances.
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Ace jockey questioned in shooting case in Camden
Brooklyn jockey Joe Reizi released on own recognizance as a material witness in the shooting of Robert F Curran, a Garden State Park trainer. Curran, struck by 33 shotgun pellets from a speeding car near the Walt Whitman Hotel, remains hospitalized. doctors report variable condition and a blood transfusion was given.
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Frere Jacques Wins Ardmore Purse at Camden Racecourse
Frere Jacques, ridden by Doug Dodson, captured the $3,800 Ardmore Purse at Camden with a stretch drive over Flood Town by a length. Edward Lasker’s Flood Town finished second, Alexis third, in a seven horse field before a crowd of 13,134. Frere Jacques paid $7.40 to win.
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Three Dots Wins Chicago Handicap in Fast Stretch
Three Dots, owned by J H Rouse, surged to the lead in the final stretch to capture the $20 000 Chicago Handicap at Washington Park. The four year old colt, ridden by Al Bodine, finished the six furlongs in 1 12 5 and paid 240 to win, beating Occupation and Signater.
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Tigers Buy McNabb From Bisons For 1943 Delivery
The Detroit Tigers announced the purchase of second baseman Carl McNabb from the Buffalo Bisons for 1943 delivery. McNabb is a 273 hitter described as a strong addition to Detroit's infield.
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Belmont Park Race Entries and Results Summary
Race card from Belmont Park for the Saratoga Meet shows multiple purses across seven races. Entries include Naval Station, Miss Kay Cee, Piquant, Wemite, Hyxron Beauty, Slight FAge, Rockwood, Yanbai, Arthur J, La Seconde, Paris Hypty, War Battle, Izimdlar Quest, Quonset, and more. The meeting lists purses from 1500 to 5000 pounds with maidens, claimers, and allowances for 2- and 3-year-olds over distances from 6 to 7 furlongs. Track fast, post time around 2:50 pm with various results and payouts across the card.
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War Gleam Victor at Narragansett Park Feature
War Gleam won the Narragansett Park mile and a third feature, taking the lead at start and defeating Goober Lad by a length. Time 1 57 4/5. Payouts: War Gleam 8 1, 4 8, 3 8. Goober Lad 5 99, 4 80. Scorch Abbot 6 30. Double paid 51 20 to 353 tickets.
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Four Stars Upset in Net Meet at National Championships
The national tennis championships saw top seeds fall as Charley Oliver of Perth Amboy defeated Sidney Wood in a grueling three set match on an outside court. Other seeds including Bobby Falkenburg and Helen Pedersen Ripple failed to advance past the first round amid hot sun and crowd noise. Francisco Segura, Ecuador's top seed, beat David S. Jo hngen 6-2 6-3. Navy Lieut. Don Ste Neill, the 294 national champion, advanced as others fell.
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Chicago Bears Edge College All-Stars 24 21 in Windy Stadium
The Chicago Bears defeated the College All-Stars 24 to 21 at Northwestern University’s Dyche Stadium in a wind swept game. Pete Gudukasas drilled the winning field goal as time expired after a late rally by the Bears and the All-Stars, led by Glen Dodds, threatened to pull ahead.
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Utes Rally In 9th To Subdue Pioneers 12 4
Utica surged in the ninth to overcome the Pioneers 12 to 4, turning a tied game into a decisive rally led by a late clutch performance from Reliever Herman Finn. Starter Brac Tse exited early, Jack Himbls completed the pitched effort for the Blue Sox as the crowd of about 2,495 watched.
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Burg Stars Triumph at Mechanicville
The Burgers defeat Mechanicville 3 to 0 in Mechanicville. Jong Echter and John Myers shared pitching duties with Al Fitzgerald catching. The Burgers travel to Schenectady to face the Schenectady All-Stars. Ryan and Fitzgerald will pitch for the Trojans.
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Browns Release Hafey to Oakland
St Louis Browns vice president and GM Bill DeWitt announced Hafey was released to Oakland of the Pacific Coast League. The move ends Hafey’s tenure with St Louis and transfers him to the Oakland club.
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