Adroit Cops First Vista Del Mar Purse Section At Hialeah
In Hialeah Park Florida Adroit a tightfooted Maryland owned filly captured the first division of the Vista Del Mar Purse in a blanket finish by a half length in 1 13. Mintlock and Page 2nd followed as favorites contended. 9,435 attend. Charitable won the second division by five lengths in 1 13 35 with Hasteville second and Bridleour third. War Bonnet led a mile and a furlong race to beat a weak field by a head for 22 70 payoff. Alhalon trailed. Governor and Mrs Howard McGrath attended.
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Hialeah Park
Fla
R. H. Heighe
Vista del Mar
Aethelatan
India
Mintlock
Page
Clyde Tolson
Zacatine
Howard McGrath
Rhode Island
Adroit
Claude Erickson
Bridicour
Charitable
Hasteville
Precision
Alhalon
Bartolo Dominates Rubino In Ten Round Belt Bout
Bartolo defeats Frankie Rubino in all ten rounds at St. Nicholas Arena before 3,000, injuring Rubino multiple times and leaving his face badly cut. Roman Alvarez stops Puji Enzenga early in the first round, Archie Wilmer wins in six, Benito Paine and Tony Delgamo both KO opponents in early rounds.
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New York
Sal_ Bartolo
Boston
Frankie Rubino
St. Nicholas Arena
Bartolo
Rubino
Roman Alvarez
Puil Enzenga
Baltimore
Archie Wilmer
Wilmington
Del
Georgia Cooper
Benito Paine
Detroit
Teddy Brown
New
Wife of Ex-Brooklyn Player Gets Divorce
Patricia Reiser was granted a divorce from Harold Pete Reiser former Brooklyn Dodger now in the Army. Judge Williams approved alimony of 50 dollars per month and 30 dollars for their 11 month old daughter Sally Ann. Reiser did not contest the suit and is stationed at Fort Riley Kansas.
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St. Louis
Patricia Reiser
Harold
Pete) Reiser
Brooklyn Dodger
Francis E. Willams
Reiser
Sally Ann
Roughhouse Burns Dies, Noted Boxer Charles Goes Found Dead
Chicago report says Roughhouse Charley Burns once a top welter and middleweight, about 40 years past. He was found dead in his hotel room presumably of a heart attack. Burns hailed from Cincinnati, Ohio, and his real name was Charles Goes.
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Chicago
Charley Burns
Cincinnati
Charles Goes
Opening of Allied boxing tourney sparks referee uproar
In Algiers yesterday the opening of a week long Allied boxing tourney to decide the Worth African Championship 16 classes amateur and professional was marked by an uproar over a referee decision. Dave Steinweller U S Army scrapper defeated Addadaine Abdalkader Algerian Arab serving in the French Navy in the amateur middleweight class. Americans British and French complained and left the open air stadium. The referee explained the ruling penalized Abdalkader in the final round for Toul. The event took place in cold damp rain as 125 finalists were cheered by a telegram from Lieut Commander Jack Dempsey former heavyweight champion.
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Algiers
Dave Steinweller
U. S. Army
Dayton
Addadaine Abdalkader
Addadaine
Toul
Jack Dempsey
Narragansett Awarded 70 Racing Days
Narragansett Racing Association will conduct two horse race meetings in 1944 totaling seventy racing days. The spring meet runs 28 days from April 12 to May 13 and the autumn session lasts 42 days from August 14 to September 30. Receipts from the first three days of spring go to charity, split between the American Red Cross and the Catholic Charity fund.
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Pawtucket
R. 1
Narragansett Racing Association
William A. Shawcross
Thomas J. Meehan
Rhode Island Racing Commission
James E. Dooley
Association
American Red Cross
Catholic Charity Fund
Fulton to Run In Chicago Relays
Johnny Fulton of San Francisco announced as the first entrant in the 600 yard race for the Chicago Relays at Chicago Stadium on March 18. Fulton, Millrose 600 champion and Boston AA 1000 yard winner, challenges defending 600 champion Jimmy Herbert of Grand Street Boys Club, who holds the meet record of 1 11.1. Fulton finishes Millrose first in 1 12.1 and carries San Francisco Olympic Club colors.
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Chicago
Johnny Fulton
San Francisco
Cal
Chicago Stadium
Fulton
Boston
A. A
Jimmy Herbert
Grand Street Boys Club
New York
Herbert
San Francisco Olympic Club
Troy Area Bowling Notes New Era Girls
Scores from Troy area league play through the New Era Girls and Pal O Mine matches feature E Bazar first 200 of the season, Yetto and Alexander families winning multiple games, and Danbury Goodwin Hawley Danbury players posting 500s. The Ranneys and Compions led wins, with top marks by Timmy Britt 514 and Cy Wagar 579, while Art Westfall led singles with 240 and 596.
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Joop
L. Alexander
E. Bazar
A. Yetto
G. Berghammer
I. Johnson
M. Beaulieu
G. Goodman
Yetto
Minehan
Alexander's
Peter
Pal Oline
Ranneys
Byrons
Pal O'Mine
Timmy Britt
Joe “Smiler
Kelly
Ed Rose
Pillsworth
AL Mochon
Claessens
Coons
Ma” Langlotz
Friedman
Frank Burleigh
Chet Joslin
Ralph Nesta
Compions
Cains
Pat Simmons
Cardinal
Dougherty
Clarence Walter
Cy Wagar
Vuvet
Art Westfall
Pete Danbury
Race Entries and Results at Hialeah and New Orleans
Race listings show multiple late 19th/early 20th century style purses at Hialeah and New Orleans with claiming maidens and allowances. Entries include xBasy Madeline Grace Tamm Chay Poppin Weapons Pride and others across six races at Hialeah, and New Orleans card lists horses such as Wise Throok Lumi ere and Flying Torpedo with varying purses and distances.
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Hialeah Park
xBasy Madeline
Grace Tamm
xChay
xPoppin
Weapons Pride
Easy Chance
Our Flare
Sunamfi
Valdine Greedy
Class Book
Ariel Leceni
Kin To Fame
Creamy
Kitty Rose
Queens Reward
Lend Leage
Thankful
Hy Ma
xValn Par
Chadeco
Tauter
Ration Scotch
Port Marly
Endman
Edmar Jojan
Col. Hockwald
New Flame
Pleasure Hours
Jngsephine
Vaidina Haven
Helen Night
Waich Henry
Boonyard
Onur Alt
Lilica
Dougs Gal
cWestler
Count Did
Alabama Boy
xTollaway
Doctors Care
Linda Dalling
Bar
t—Bridzer
Jacobs
Black Business
Betty Beau
xWhat
Free Duchess
Guy Hottel
xExwose
the Marine Gardens
Dandy Jim
Sky Tracer
Cavataria
Compatriot
xCuick
Zuma
Cactus Font
Valdina Malden
New Orleans
Wise Throok
Bayport Mills Shine In Late Results Show
Race results show Bayport Mills leading with a time near 26.00 while others like Hiew Ear R and Cacaphelly posted competitive splits. Entries include Patterson, Hadafor, Michael Orin, and Knight te among rivals, with earnings noted and several times around 3:13 to 7.10 in events.
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Bayport
B. Mills
RK. Patterson
Hadafor
Michael Orin
Moss Stiralas
a—Woordt
Ricnmond
W. Eads
Adama
H. Pratt
Notre Dame Five Beats NYU In Madison Square Garden
Notre Dame dominated NYU 59 to 53 before about 18 000 fans at Madison Square Garden. Johnny Kelly and Leo Klier scored 38 for the Irish, Todorovich controlled rebounds, while NYU’s Sid Tanenbaum had 21 points and Marty Goldstein hit 9 free throws. St. Francis beat Brooklyn 46 to 41 behind Bill Sheron’s 13 as a basketball doubleheader wrapped up.
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New York
Notre Dame
New York University
Madison Square Garden
Sid Tanenbaum
Marty Goldstein
The
Violets
Garden
Johnny Kelly
Leo
Chrystal) Klier
Klier
Hig
Marko Todorovich
New York U
Todorovich
Lujack
Rutledge
Univrsity
St. Francis College
Brooklyn College
St. Francis
Cross Country Michigan Sun and other runners
Fragmentary race notes list participants including Chickore Deadly Double Bayport and Belay pal SLre at 3rd with times and placements. Various horses and riders or runners such as Santo Turntable Easy Blend Faust and Roman Glory appear among scattered results and splits.
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Michigan Sun
Amings
Chickore
Bayport
Belay Pal Slre
the Watch
T. Atkase
Cahanisi
C. McCreary
Landska
Santo
Easy Blend
Faust
Roman Glory
Dandy Fox
Blue Romulis
Call
Quaina
Arcaroy
Prissy
JH. Claggett
Lassie Sue
Scawthorne
C. Ericksen
Minilock
Bierman
Permane
Clyde Toison
Cabin Cree
Terae
Dream Parade
Chicago
Zaratine
Lady
Gr. C
Charitable
W. Balzarett
Hasteville
W. Eads
Fth
Brooks Precision UH
Pratuy
Alhalon Ch. Lindberg
I. Om
Cherbourg
S. Brooks
Richard
Lindberg
Raf
Phillies President Carpenter Passes Army Physical
Robert R. M. Carpenter Jr., 28, president of the Philadelphia Phillies, passed his army physical in Camden and will report after a 21 day furlough. The Duke football star and son of duPont executive will join military service soon, with Herb Pennock named general manager handling operations.
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Camden
N. J. UP
Robert R. M. Carpenter
Philadelphia Phillies
Camden Armory
Carpenter
Wilmington
Del
Robert
Macy Raye
Duke University
duPont
William D. Cox
Bob
Herb Pennock
Boston Red Sox
Phillies
Wagner, An Intuitive Player, Can't Remember Ever Getting Tired
NEA staff writer recalls Honus Wagner as an intuitive player who always felt two plays ahead. The Pirates shortstop thrived on speed, power, and focus, noting his love of the game, superstition, and the era’s big earners.
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Wagner
Sam Davis
NEA
Honus Wagner
Jack
Miller
Eateh
Horus
Pirates
Flying Dutchman
Pittsburg
Georgia Peach
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Ty “Cobb
Fred Clarke
Pilrates
Babe Adams
Whd
Bill Donovan
Henus
Cobb
Detroit Spirit
Medwick Signs with Giants as 1944 Season Opens
Joe Medwick, veteran outfielder, becomes the first New York Giant to sign for 1944. Eddie Brannick announced the deal after Medwick joined from Brooklyn last June, with the same salary as 1943. Medwick hit .278 last season, down from .300, showing improved power after joining New York.
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New York GP
Joe Medwick
New York Giant
Eddie Brannick
Thay
Medwick
Brookelyn Dodgers
Brannick
Giants
New York
Brooklyn
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Troy Record
Hialeah
Frank Rubino
Roughhouse Burns
Allied Boxing
Narragansett
Troy
Duke Carner
Ros Compton
del LaDieu
Em Bonestee
Alice Goodwin
Susie LaDieu
Hup Danbury
Sam Goodwin
Walt Hawley
Margaret Carner
Gene Cunningham
Sam Walker
Berenice
Wipna wWonen
Busy Woodworth
Grace Gero
M. Connally
G. Kellet
E. Shudt
V. Cardish
I. Tuthill
R. Audet
S. Smith
M. McGivern
M. Jorgensen
M. Filkins
J Eckerson
L. Bechard
V. Cramer
L.reich
M. Cushing
Marine Gardens
Secor Vision
T Vineter
North Fire
Alpulds
Desert Ace
Leavenworth
Valdina Brave
X Nursery Tate
Blue Wines
Dar Dodger
Darby di
Formanondous
aHarebell
Thales
Mrs. McCuane
Rma. A.C
sHasty Hattle
Lumiere
Mangueht
xJay D. Kan
Lady Rebecca
xDogerd
Coercion
Valdiia Nymph
Tensleep
xVenci
xDiego Red
Dar- Dismay
xFlying Torpedo
Abeyne
xTry Fin
Black Fantasy
Valdina Singer
Valdina Tumble
Gold Thread
Good Queen
Black Brat
Erato
Maymate
Mr. X
Conall
Little Moose
Buz Osullivan
Trace
Read
Panzer Branch
Tee
LeCom
Asanc
Wm. Hellert
Jeck
Wrad Flac
Harpine Bush
Phil
Joe Palooka
Dragon” Wagner
Barney Dreyfuss
Weill
Han Qc A
Lil Abner
the Wolves and the Lamb
By al Capp
Sheldon Sharpie
Ccads
Shermyn van Jermyn
J&l
Meams Sport
YORK
Atlantic
Rui Alk
Wire Menon
Skeezix
Lieut
Ginger
Miss Clock
Rewee
By Frank King
By Crockett Johnson
Gus
O'Malley
Gosh
T&s
Oynamo
Fleischmann
By Bud Hill
Neowe Paper
Hrohl
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