Jimmie Wins First Arcadia Purse at Hialeah Park
Jimmie carried Mrs. Roy Carruthers' pink and white livery to a hard fought victory in the first half of the Arcadia purse over six furlongs at Hialeah Park. Little Conn McCreary rode to a half length win for two shot, as Fire Sticky and Valdina Malden followed, with Stymie fading as favorite. Freezout captured the second half in 4 2 5, edging Justa Note and Brief Sigh in a tight photo finish.
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Hialeah Park
Fla
Jimmie
Roy Carruthers
Little Conn McCreary
Grant Thorn
Fire Sticky
J. M. Hutchins
Valdina Malden
Stymie
Arcadia
Flamingo
Quick Draw
Valdiia Malgen
Smart Sheila
McCreary
Herb Lindberg
A. W. Wentzel
Calumet
Justa Note
River Divide Farm
B. F. Lis
Jockey Hubert Trent suspended at Hialeah Park
Jockey Hubert Trent was suspended until February for crossing the field too quickly aboard Maximont in the second race. McCreary rode three winners on the day aboard Cee Raf on the turf with Dee Raf finishing a length and a half ahead. Attendance rose to 9,118, with total handle $749,858 as Flamingo eligibles included Freezout and Eternity in the featured field.
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Hialeah Park
Hubert Trent
Maximont
Jer
Eternity
Flamingo
Freezout
Brief Sigh
Dandy Jim
Lord Hai- Tran
McCreary
Cee Raf
Dee Raf
Guiah
Mustafa
Wings Beat Bruins 6 3 in Boston Garden Clash
Detroit Red Wings roared to a 6 3 victory over the Boston Bruins at Boston Garden to extend their unbeaten streak to eight games while the Bruins suffered a fifth straight loss. Adam Brown and Joe Carveth each netted twice as Detroit built a 5 0 lead in the opening two periods with Syd Howe and Carl Liscombe adding goals. Norm Calladine briefly sparked Boston with a goal at the end, and Herb Cain and Art Jackson added late tallies. The game featured Flash Hollett in his Bruins return and was played without penalties.
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Boston Upi
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Boston Bruins
Boston Garden
Bruins
Adam Brown
Joe Carveth
Red Wings
Detroit
Syd Howe
Carl Liscombe
Boston
Toronto Maple Leafs
Norm Calladine
Herb Cain
Art Jackson
Flash Hollett
Little Rock Plans Spring Training After 1943 Holdovers
The Little Rock baseball club mailed 1944 contracts yesterday to 12 holdovers from the 1943 Travelers. Business Manager Ray Winder announced the Rocks, now managerless, will begin spring training at Travelers Field in April. A new pilot to replace Buck Fausett, sold to the Cincinnati Reds, would not be named for several weeks. Holdovers include six pitchers, two catchers, two infielders, and two outfielders.
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Little Rock
Ark
Travelers
Ray Winder
the Rocks
Travelers Field
L. Winder
Buck Fausett
Cincinnati Reds
Steuber Joins Marquette Basketball Squad
Bob Steuber, Navy air cadet and former Missouri All America back of 1942, has transferred to Marquette for primary flight training and joined the Marquette basketball squad after leaving DePauw last fall.
Boxing Shakeup Looms From Coast to Coast
Boxing leaders in New York and California denounce political influence and gambling as harming the sport. Nat Fleischer warns of bad governance and urges knowledgeable officials. Red Willie Ritchie cites a crooked California scene and vows action. The lightweight dispute between Beau Jack and Sammy Angott complicates reform efforts.
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Harry Grayson
New York
NBA
Chary
Branch Rickey
Mahatma
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rickey
Landis
Ghandi
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Willie Ritchie
California
Nat Fleischer
Fleischer
The
Ring
Wnan
Albany
Ritchie
California State Athletic Commission
Golden State
California Commission
Beau Jack
Sammy Angott
National Boxing Association
John J. Phelan
Commission
Boxing Writers
Greens
Haste Sire Dies at 21 at Himendorf Farm
Haste, a 21 year old brown stallion and sire of Quickly and dam of Count Fleet, died of intestinal inflammation at Himendorf Farm near Lexington. He produced 13 crops of foals from 1930 to 1942, 114 winners earning 856 404 in 913 races. Before retirement he won 73625 in 12 starts with five wins and several placings, including the Withers Grand Union Hotel Stakes and the Saratoga Special.
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Lexington
Haste
Quickly
Count Fleet
P. A. B. Widener
Himendorf
Race Entries and Results at Hialeah Park
Race card from Hialeah Park details seven races with purses from 1,000 to 5,000 plus entries across ages 2 to 4 and up. Notable horses listed include aVaiina Greedy, On the Double, Link, Briar Sharp, Mixer, Rurales, Hy perionian, Bay Garse, Day Dodger, and Bushwhacker among many others. First post is 2:30 pm with track condition noted as fast.
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Hialeah Park
aVaiina Greedy
xOn the Double
aValkdina
Amazon
Captain Tower
Guy Hottel
Grace Tamm
Trust
Oaking
xFree Duchess
Jacin
A—C. A. O'Neil, Jr
Link
Briar Sharp
xSpang
Son Islam
xBig Chance
Friar Scout
Bay Garse
Thales
Orcus
A Nordmeer
Richard W
aMichael Orin
Depl
Strassburger-Austin-Boukall
Rurales
Hyperionian
Johnnie J
Hasteville
Birch Rod
the Finest
Noonday Sun
Sir War
Alforay
Evonite Farm
Argonne Woods
John Gr
Peace Eagle
Roman Ginry
Scotch Abbot
Shinny Penny
Alter
High Name
Rascal
Speedway
Southport
Mite
Blitzkrieg
He Man
Charlene
Day Dodger
Company Rest
xChance Cross
Baying
Tacomi
Fiend
xAlhalon
xSquadron
Sungino
Figshith
Pyear-Olis
Ounward
Wise iBrave
Mythologist
Harebell
Tisplayer
Unclear horse racing results with mixed entries and times
Race results from Ileah Park show multiple heats with runners like Maransart and Gunflash, times around 1:15 and 1:14 for short sprints, plus numerous names and payouts. Field includes Corrour, Uncle Bud, Miss Freedom, Stolen Tryst, Arcadia and Nursery Tale with various breeders and owners unnamed.
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Ialeah Park
D. Gorman
Jdohn
E. Steffen
Arcaray
Butler
Sunredgra
Ship, Jr
Algo
Gundashic
McCreary
Dinah
R. Phelps
T. Atkinson
Corrour
Uncle Bud
Fred Havecker
Cle Reau
Black Business
Tirésore
Maximont
Miss Freedom
Speed Hoover
Maransart
Gunflash
Ford
Terry May
Pratt
Hopeville
Stolen Tryst
Cape May
God Fun
Lady Golden
Witenwater
Flying Sliver
Tidy Thing
Phaedra
Arcadia
Jimmie
C. McCreary
Fire Sticky
F. A. Smith
Valdiia Maiden
P. Roberts
Elray
Smart Sheila
Sigmie Alantan
Hf. Lindberg
A. Smith
Eternity
Dandy Jim
Bud Grey
Lord Hairan
War Production Board Opposes New Southern California Race Track
William Kyne, a San Francisco sportsman, filed for a third Los Angeles area track at Puente, Cal, seeking 55 days of July to Labor Day racing. WPB deputy Moreland opposed the project citing crowded transit, manpower limits, and loss of war production, and said no priorities would be issued. Santa Anita and Hollywood Park remain closed since the war began.
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Los Angeles
War Production Board
California
William Kyne
San Francisco
War Manpower Commission
Puente
Cal
Watt L. Moreland
WPB
Texas Has Pitcher Besides Bough
Bobby Layne, a standout Texas schoolboy athlete, will attend the University of Texas where emphasis is on baseball. At 171 pounds he is regarded as a top pitching prospect in both baseball and football, with scouts fearing college football could hurt his diamond career.
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Dallas
Bobby Layne
Texas
University of Texas
Bobby
Layne
St Peters Varsity to Face St Marys Tonight at Lyceum
St Peters varsity meets St Marys tonight at the Lyceum aiming for its 26th win of the season. Starters include Mack and St John at forward Bailey at center with Danaher and Gruman at guard. Kane Malone Caswell Vetters Jacobsen also listed. The junior team faces the Bulldogs in the 8 pm prelim and the Y O will show 1943 World Series films at 7 pm.
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St. Peter's
St. Mary's
Lyceum
Mack
St. John
Bailey
Danaher
Gruman
Kane
Malone
Stwards
Caswell
W. Vetters
Jacobsen
Gua
St. Peter’s
Thoroughbred Racing Entries and Results Summary
Multiple race headings show results, times, and placed horses. Notable entries include Sonny Casey, Fly ing Double, and River Lass with times around 1:15 to 1:59 for six furlongs to a mile. Several horses such as Valdina Nymph and Grasshopper TI appear with varying dividends and placements across different events.
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Fair Grounds
Ist
Sonny Casey
W. Ford
FAO
R. Adar
C. Martin
Dehaven
Fecklese
Arie
N. Temas
Han
E. Haslet
Due Sport
W. Bailey
River Lass
Tady Rebecca
Diego Red
Pataholeld
Dogsed
Flying Double
f-Valdiia Nymph
J. Weerzyn
Favor
Scurlock
A. Fascuma
f-Commencement
Passa Grille
Bul G
Tee Midge
f—Field Athe
Aft
Regal Maid
P. Castanova
N. Demas
Valdina Tumble
M. Perta
Fine Connie
Cohail
Valdina Rumpus
Belle Beau
Effie R. Lytta Jane
F-Hield
Sun Bash
E. Guerin
Stern
Peters
Hot Boy
Boston
Henderson
Dorothys
Field
M. Pena
Lipsiede CG. Burns
Bockader
W. Cook
Tideover
J. Lee Greetock
Sugar
Grover H'Cap
Weranoke
Demas
J. Higley
Merry March
Arne
Ideal Gift
Derby
Murphy
Westryn
McCadden
Montgomery Knocks Out Williams in 12-Round Fight
Montgomery stopped Williams in the final round at Convention Hall to end Williams 33 fight winning streak. The Trenton challenger started strong but faded as Montgomery mauled and floored him twice in the last round. A 15,000 crowd watched as the former champion dominated with infighting and power shots. Williams, weighing 137 pounds, fell to 131 1 4 pounds.
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Philadelphia
Bobcat
Montgomery
Lake Williams
Trenton
N. J
Williams
Associated Press
Convention Hall
Wiliams
Two Lightweight Title Bout At MSG Ends In Non Title Bout
The New York bout at Madison Square Garden pits Swarmin Sammy Angol against Beau the Jumping Jack in a ten round non title clash. Neither champion will be hurt by a loss as the fight is more exhibition than title fight. The event is priced at about 11.50 per ticket with a potential 50 000 to 60 000 gate, a fact critics call a gimmick amid wartime talent shortages and disputed title legitimacy. The piece questions who approved such a match and blames the State Athletic Commission for the decision.
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Sid Feder
Whitney Martin
New York
Madison Square Garden
Sammy Angol
Beau
Hudson River
John J. Phelan
State Athletic Association
Swarmin
Sammy
National Boxing Association
Hudson
Jumping Jack
Gus Fan
Kiddies
Gus
State Athletic Commission
Robinson Basora Sign for Bout at Convention Hall
Philadelphia heavyweight Robinson of New York and Jose Basora of Puerto Rico were signed for a ten round bout at Convention Hall on February 7. Promoter Herman Taylor announced yesterday. Basora, formerly a lightweight, moves to 150 pounds for the bout as the sport entertains a heavy division scramble amid light weights.
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Philadelphia
Ray Robinson
New York
Jose Basora
Puerto Rico
Convention Hall
Herman Taylor
Basora
Hoppe Cochran Split Billiard Matches in Cross-Country Series
Hoppe and Cochran again split their 2,150 point cross-country three-cushion match in New York. Hoppe led the afternoon block 50 to 40 in 37 innings, Cochran won the night 59 to 50 in 54 innings, with both posting short high runs. Hoppe holds 200 to 185 lead in the series with total 2,050 to 12 Thermaatch ends today with one more pair of sessions.
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New York
Willie Hoppe
Welxer Cochran
Hoppe
Cochrane
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Wings Crush Bruins
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Major Billy
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NEA
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Wayrtel
Valdina Rex
Wise Father
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Bull
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Lickie T
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Aten Jay
Redimic
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Xbonamo
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Tell Well
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Sway
Whoseyourgal
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Millie Jean
Infinity Sheik
xSweet Beau
Lewis
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Sir Lo
Ticco
Song At Dusk
Kopar
Lady Janice
xSwift Action
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Henry
Penny
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Eugene
Swain
Sissie Smith
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Dur Bien
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Plaidloch
Joe Palooka
Deel
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Love
Ove
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Nina
Bronze
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Walt
Frank Kim
By V. T. Haslin
Barnaby
Mr. O'Malley
Mr. O’malley
M’bo
Leprechtaun
O'Malley Dam
Crockete Johnson
By Crockett Johnson
Ailos
Dick Wakefield
Detroit Tigers
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Wakefield
F. C. Strobel
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