Stinging Bee Wins First Division At Hialeah Park Feature
In heavy track conditions at Hialeah Park Florida Wil lard Baker's Stinging Bee captured the first division of the Tamiami Purse a mile and 4 furlongs for Class C veterans by a length and a half in 1 56 3 5 with jockey Wille Morrissey aboard Rosy Brand ran second by a head from Kanlaat the favorite The day drew 6629 fans and featured a second half win by Alaflag paying 13 50 over Transformer in a half length margin Other results include Turntable seizing a four length victory in the seventh and Saxonian taking the last race by four lengths with a final daily total of 613 407.
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Hialeah Park
Fla
Willard Baker
Stinging Bee
Son
Chance Sun
Wille Morrissey
Happy Hour Farm
Rosy Brand
C. W. Anderson
Kanlaat
Red Dock
Kan Jast
Flange
Alaflag
Indian Rocks
Transformer
Llanero
Guardian
Turntable
Porter Roberts
Darby
Queen Echo
xMiss Freedom
Gur Flare
Seminole
Runaire
xLady Boswell
Tow Much
Clara Beau
Silver Donna
Cavallera
Valdiia Amazon
Close Up
Oaking
Viva Teddy
Pleasure Hour
xSumamit
xPartizan
Dick Richards
xCommiseration
Slight Edge
Linda Darling
Faba
xCat Lady
Controversy
Long Night
Our Bien
Colorado Ore
Hi Kid
Matadora
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Might Jty
xIlinois Stat
Lady Valvert
Lucia
Sun
Mikeup
Star Bien
Strolling Easy
Phil Jean
Hopeville
Wee Hialeah Park
Bonheur
Mustafa
Davy Dodger
Bright Quest
SweedJacian
Endman
Navying Dream
Darby Diadem
Bomber
Uncle Bud
Tad
Jamoke
D. Gorman
Whippet
W. Gerrock
High Fox
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Proud Shot
Saguaro
Payable
Esdeoo
Friend Or Foe
Bell Gail, Co
Hockwald
Vardina Greedy
Weapons
Indian Creek
Gr. C
T. Atkinson
Tion Miller
B. Pucel
Doctor Jeep
A. Lemmons
Thal
Tamiami
Morrineey
W. Martin
Troy and La Salle Fives Meet in Principal's League Showdown
Troy High freshman guard Bill Harrell will start against La Salle with Ted Bayer sidelined by a wrenched ankle. Both teams faced exam disruptions this week and seek their first league win as Troy aims to break a five game skid after a close loss to Catholic High.
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Bill Harrell
Troy High
Hudson High
Seventh Avenue Cagers
la Salle
Ted Bayer
Troy
Young Harveh
Catholic High
Hubbell Predicts Reds To Win Flag Despite 4-Fs
Baseball writer Harry Grayson quotes Hubbell praising the Cincinnati Reds for having the strongest pitching staff and a large contingent of 4-F players. The piece notes Reds veterans and manager Bill McKechnie, and contrasts with Cubs as winter favorites. It references Jamey boys, Gal lagher, and Wrigley fields as colorful context.
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Hubbell
Reds
Harry Grayson
New York
NEA
Chicago Cubs
Philip K. Wrigley
Jamey Boys
Gallagher
Wilson
Cardinals
Carlos Hubbel
Lenny Frey
Cincinnati
Armed Forces
Great Farms
Wrigley Field
Johnny Vander Meer
Steve Mesner
Eric Tipton
Gonfalon
Rhinelanders
Bucky Walters
Elmer Riddle
Vander Meer
Ray Starr
Joe Beggs
Clyde Shoun
Bill McKechnie
Paul Derringer
Rhineland
Deacon Bill
Jim Turner
Lou Fette
Ben Cantwell
Boston
Wee Willia Sherdel
Jesse Wainess
Flint Bhem
St. Louis
Lee Meadows
Carmen Hill
Pittsburg
Tals
McKechnie
John J. MecGraw
Giants
Fred Clarke
Old Pirates
Wilbert Robinson
Daffier Dodgers
Chillie Willie Terry
Frank Frisch
Bill Terry
Sports Page Promotes War Bond Sales
The Post-Dispatch sports section urged readers to buy War Bonds across every item. A feature on five ice skating champions urged help to crown Germany and Japan by purchasing Bonds, and even Monday night fight listings carried a punchy Bond plea.
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St. Louis Upi
Post-Dispatch
Germany
Japan
Race Entries and Results at Hialeah Park and Gulfstream
Race card details show multiple purses and entries across races at Hialeah Park and Gulfstream. Entries include xApprentice allowance claims and notable horses such as Detroit Bull, Wise Father, Valdiia, In dvermark Girl, Time Was, Gusher, Old Grad, Sir War, and many others with varying ages, distances, and purses, including a $5,000 Robert E. Lee Handicap. Betting results note payoffs from Daily Doubles and individual race outcomes.
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Rodimic
Histriontc
Detroit Bull
Cobegso
Dv. O'Sullivan
A—F. Forestiere
Shrimpie
Slashe Smith
O'Sullivan
Port Allen
Defense
xRounders
xDesignator
Trustee
Brownie
Robert E. Lee
George Case
Fox Brownie
Birthmark
Sunrip
Rover
Ideal Gift
Signals Bloke
Kels Pride
Chief Knocker
Cake Tu
Gaumseit
Shadburn
King Leroy
Pete Jr
St Peters Quint to Meet Waterford Cagers Tonight
St. Peter's varsity basketball team aims to extend its winning streak tonight at the Lyceum against Waterford Fourth Streeters. Playing coach Dion Caswell reshuffles the lineup to address point shortage, with Guinan St John and Red Mack at forward Caswell at center and Red Vetters with Al Jacobsen at guards.
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Waterford Fourth Streeters
St. Peter’s
Lyceum
Dion Caswell
Jermain
Wally Kilrea Joins Army Amid Season Schedule
Hershey captain center Wally Kilrea will enter military service January 27. His final Hershey appearance is a War Bond exhibition against the Boston Bruins on January 26, with further games set in Indianapolis and Cleveland in the ensuing days. Kilrea was accepted for service over a week ago.
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Wally Kilrea
Army
Boston
National League Bruins
Kilrea
Indianapolis
The
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Cleveland
Cofall Named Cleveland Boxing Commission Chairman
Cleveland Notre Dame football captain Cleveland Stan Cofall was chosen to succeed Tris Speaker as chairman of the Cleveland City boxing commission.
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Cofall
Cleveland
Stan Cofall
Notre Dame
Tris Speaker
Cleveland City Boxing Commission
Maple Leafs Rally To A 7-2 win Over Bruins
Lorne Carr of the Maple Leafs scored three goals and one assist to become the NHL's leading point scorer as Toronto overwhelmed the crippled Boston Bruins 7-2 at Boston Garden. Carr opened the scoring and added a second period hat trick, with Babe Pratt Bob Davidson Elwyn Morris and Tom Kennedy also tallying. Art Jackson scored both Bruins goals as Busser Jackson left early with a knee and elbow injury.
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Lorne Carr
Toronto
National Hockey League
Maple Leafs
Boston Bruins
Boston Garden
Carr
Boston
Bill Cowley
Cowley
Bruins
Boston Olympic Club
Maurice Courteau
Bert Gardiner
Philadelphia
Courteau
Babe Pratt
Bob Davidson
Elwyn Morris
Tom Kennedy
Art Jackson
Herb Cain
Jackson
Hoppe Extends Lead Over Cochran In Billiards Match
Willie Hoppe of New York, the world three cushion champion, added two blocks to his lead over Welker Cochran of San Francisco in a cross country non-title match. Hoppe won the afternoon block 50 to 45 in 43 innings and the evening block 50 to 81 in 39, with a high run of 11. The champion’s total reached 1450 to Cochran’s 1328 in games across Kansas City, Chicago, and Detroit as Hoppe won four straight blocks. The 250 point match moves to New York next week.
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Detroit
Willie Hoppe
New York
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Hoppe
Kansas City
Chicago
Cochran
RPI Hosts Middlebury Saturday in Key Weekend Games
Rensselaer Polytechnic prepares for the second half of its season with a home clash against Middlebury after a Friday trip to Williams. The Techmen aim to repeat a prior win over Williams and push their scoring edge, led by Paul Courty a V-5 cadet who contributed 11 points against Colgate and 10 versus Union as coach Ed Donald fine tunes the lineup.
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Williams College
Middlebury
Colgate
Union
Techmen
Williams
Trojans
Paul Courty
Ed Donald
Red Raiders
Vander Meer Reported for Army Induction in Newark
Johnny Vander Meer, star pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds from Wyckoff, reported to the Newark induction station and will undergo further Army examinations. He was reclassified to 1-A from 4-F due to a stomach disorder and is to be sent to New York for X-rays and 48-hour observation. He is married with a daughter born after Pearl Harbor and works for Curtiss-Wright in Clifton.
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Newark
N. J. UP
Johnny Var der Meer
Wyckoff
Cincinnati Reds
New York
Pearl Harbor
Vander Meer
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
Clifton
Hockey fans trash the ice as officials battle throwables
Chicago Stadium crews sweep vast litter after games as Earl the Iceman Davis leads 12 men to clear pennies paper planes and odd items tossed from the upper gallery. Bill Tobin recalls planes chosen to land near marks and wagers on accuracy amid prewar anecdotes of beef and clocks on the ice.
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Chicago
Earl
Chicago Stadium
Davis
Stadium
Bill Tobin
Chicago Blackhaw
National Hockey League
Iceman
Tobin
Boston
Marshall on Court Washington
Marine Sergt. Willard Marshall a former New York Giants outfielder serves on the headquarters basketball team in Washington.
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Willard Marshall
New York Giants
Bill Bailey Rides Triple in New Orleans Card
Jockey Bill Bailey rode a triple at the New Orleans card with a 3949.20 daily double. Bailey also rode Bold Lucy Pensax and Hardwrack, with Peace Fleet and Siva delivering strong payoffs. The feature six furlong Shell Beach purse was won by Jack S&S, owned by John and Letellier, with Nick Jemas aboard Miss Ethel second and Spare Man third, in 1:12 4-5.
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Domnalgina
Detson
Three Bangs
St. Jock
Frou Frou
Lady Stardust
Floysan
Liberty
Mon Flag
C. Hooper
Purcellville
OW. Bailey
Dyer
Ebon
Valdiia Rex
Lairds Cat
Brave Up
Peace Fleet
Styx
F. Bold Lucy UW. Bailey
Palturf
J. Marrero
D. Dodson
Tee Midge
Meetsum
Marcella K. Tell
Connaught
W. Conk
Misty Fox
N. Demas
EU Leneva Lad
J. Higley
Regal Maid
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Helen
Big Alvert
W. Bauler
History
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Estriita
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Wearzyn
Freedom
Strange
Slavi C
Ramsey
Guante
W. Batley
New Orleans
Bull Bailey
Bailey
Lucy
Siva
D. C
Jack S&s
John & Letellier
Nick Jemas
Miss Ethel
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Phil Danaher
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Steve Kane
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RPI
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Freddie Fan Club OF
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Nina
Uncle Walt
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Barnaby
Gus
Congressman O'Malley
By V. T. Hamim
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O'Malley
O'Malley Fund
Sohn
Taffy Abel
Montreal
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Fritzie Zivic
Marshall
Bill Bailey
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