Golf Stars Open Gulfport Open in Fog Delayed Start
Professional golfers headline the Gulfport Open with a 36 hole two day format. Bruce Cokart led scoring with 4 under par while amateurs and other pros posted 69s and 61s in mixed field. Weather caused an hour plus delay as 35,000 purses and a $5,000 first prize are up for grabs.
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Writ Stays Sentence for Sam Boston in Gambler Case
New York Supreme Court Justice William C Hecht Jr reserved decision on Sam Boston Lemuel Solomon on a certificate of rea willing doubt for a boxing betting conviction. Solomon, Broadway figure known as Sam Boston, was sentenced to six months with execution stayed pending appeal and $2500 bail. He had previously served time and had appeals affecting a related gambling establishment charge and retrial.
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Reds Shortstop Takes Physical Despite Knee Injury
Eddie Miller of the Cincinnati Reds underwent a preinduction physical on Wednesday after suffering a broken knee cap while skating. He has been living in Cotuit on Cape Cod this winter and the draft outcome was not yet announced, with a likely deferment due to the injury.
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RPI Holy Cross clash draws sellout crowd and hype
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute prepares for a big home game against Holy Cross at the 87 gym with advance ticket sales and a near sellout. Coach Dozal confirms lineup plans as Patton and O’Keeffe spearhead the offense amid Holy Cross’s strong roster led by Hogarier and Deem.
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Smith Edges Peters in Four Round Fight at Fall River
In Fall River at the Casino Charles Smith from Newark 13 percent and Jackie Peters of Philadelphia 240 fought evenly for four rounds before Smith pulled ahead. the late rounds favored Smith and the decision went to him. Al Pinel of New Bedford 152 and Mike Lutes of Providence 148 drew in a six round semi final.
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Bates Wallops Bowdoin in 52 to 29 victory
Bates College routed Bowdoin College by 52 to 29 in Brunswick Maine. Star guard Pri Barnhart scored a dozen points to pace Bates as they stretched a halftime 14 point edge into a comfortable second half win.
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Black Newcomer to Troy Grooms Kernel Brook for Spa
Black a Canadian born horseman from Troy grooms Kernel Brook a four year old by Kernel Clarence at Saratoga Raceway. He owns Kernel Brook and aims for a 2 09 mile time with plans to expand his stable to five or six colts yearly for sales. He brings Fair Harris to ride and plans a local stock farm with four tracing horses and four brood mares.
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Bartfield Favored Over Zavala in Garden Bout
Bartfield is favored over Zavala in a major New York bout at Madison Square Garden. The card features Mexican challenger Zavala and several noted opponents, with predictions centering on Bartfield securing an eighth straight Garden victory.
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Women May Cancel Meet At Menands New York
The 33rd Bowliss tournament at Menands faces possible cancellation due to scheduling conflicts. Lasher, president of the Women’s Late Bowling Association, would not comment on the Washington request while awaiting official word from the State men's group president.
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Blimp Sports' 670-Pound Wrestler Passes Through Door Sideways
SEEGT reports Henry Morris profiles a 670 pound wrestler nicknamed Blimp who must travel by squeezing through doors sideways. Born in Boston 32 years ago, his size forces two train seats and hotel beds to be avoided. he>
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Eastern Net Championships Start Saturday
The eastern indoor tennis championships begin Saturday and run three weeks. Men compete on three consecutive Saturdays and Sundays starting the 11th. women begin February 19 through February 23. Seeded men include William F. Talbert J Gilbert Hall Sidney Wood Jr and Frank Sroida with about 35 entries. Norma Barbar and Helen Germaine are top women seeds.
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Weill Plans Rematch With Godoy Amid Setback
Weill aims to avenge his defeat against Godoy eyeing a rematch in York, while a setback and doubts haunt his camp. The veteran fighter vows to press the action, recalling past wars and the nose injury that shaped his strategy.
Hasty Wire Victor Wins Feature at Oriental Park
Oriental Park hosted a featured race where Hasty Wire, ridden by jockey Paul Alonso, sprinted from the favorite to win by a length in 1 26 25. Sickie Toy Way, trained by B R, finished second ahead of Tiriongs nodreme de Amer. James Thornbury rode Sickie Van Sve, finishing two and a half furlongs in 2 05 2 5 and paid $7.40 to win.
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