Four Freedoms Racks Up Brooklynh Handicap Win
Four Freedoms, a four year old trained by J. M. Gaver and ridden by Eddie Arcuro, clinched the $50,003 added Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct before a crowd of 2,988 predicting a total handle of $2,876,555. He crossed in 2:02 4-5 over a mile and a quarter, paying 14.00 to win, 5.90 to place, and 3.50 to show. First Fiddle finished third after a stretch duel.
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New York US
Payne Whitney
Larry Gay
Brooklyn
Aqueduct
Widener
J. M. Gaver
Eddie Arcuro
Ramillies
Princequillo
Stefanita
Tola Rose
Bank- Tupt
Four Freedoms
Son of Peace Chance
Whirlaway
First Fiddle
St Michael's Bally Nips Sacred Heart in CYO Game
St Michael's won 9 to 8 over Sacred Heart in the Senior CYO Baseball League at Catholic Central High Field. Sacred Heart led with two runs in the second, two in the third, three ties in the sixth and one in the seventh before St Michael's exploded in the ninth with five singles two doubles and three errors. Piskutz and Higgins led the winners with multiple hits while J Walther and B Walther starred for Sacred Heart.
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Marty Davers
St Michael’s
Sacred Heart
St Michael's
Piskutz
Higgins
Spener c
Ted
Guilyard J. Walther
Ryan
Bonville
St. Michael's Battery
O'Brien
J. Walther
B. Walther
Grays Sweep Double Bill With Miners
Williamsport Grays swept a double header from the Scranton Miners in front of 2125 fans. Van Parra pitched six strong innings in the nine inning opener to earn his eighth win. Ernie Sills silenced the Miners in the seven inning nightcap for his sixth victory.
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Williamsport
Wwilliamsport
Grays
van Parra
Ernie Sills
Scranton
Whib
Parra
Bred Plemmig
Sills
Ray Patton
Dan Day
Berlin Bearcats Defeat Lansingburg Monarchs 23 to 1
Berlin Bearcats routed the Lansingburg Monarchs yesterday afternoon in Berlin by 23 to 1. Johnny Burke pitched four and a half innings without a hit, relieved by Wirselof who surrendered one hit and one home run in three innings. Hicks also pitched no-hit ball for the final portion. The Bearcats earned the right to arrange games with fast teams in the section.
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Berlin
Teagle Captures Southern Crown in Tennis
Atlanta’s Jack Teagle won the 1344 men’s singles crown at the Southern tennis tournament by defeating New York’s Bill Lurie 6 3 6 1 6 3. Teagle advanced past Hick Shilinglay of Nashville and faced Luria in the final, while Mrs Joe Hunt beat Mrs Sarah Comer to claim the women’s singles title.
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Atlanta
Jack Teagle
New York
Bill Lurie
Teagle
Hick
Shilinglay
Nashville
Luria
Leonard Prosner
Kansas City
Darkhoree
Joe Hunt
Sarah Comer
Georgia
Atip
Radz and Lanyon Tie for First in Troy Tourney
Radz and Lanyon tied for first place at Troy Country Club during the Kickers tourney weekend. George Matthews and Him P. Sich carded nets of 76 with handicaps three and twelve respectively, while Exemert Howd posted 47 with a handicap. Women’s nine hole fag tourney started by the county club will continue tomorrow with results to be announced that night. A large crowd is expected at the Brunswick Road tryout tomorrow for medal play for men and tag tourney for women, with a holiday program planned.
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Radz
Lanyon
Kickers
Troy Country Club
Georget Radz
Rader
George Matthews
Pat
Howd
Wiliaen Manning
iJz
jCountey Club
Tomerow
Brunswick Road
Indians Again Top Nationals in Doubleheader Sweep
Cleveland swept Washington with 4 3 and 6 3 scores before 13982 fans. Joy Keltner piled seven hits including four singles in game two, driving in the decisive runs. George Case left the first game with a left shoulder injury while the Nationals were held hitless by Steve Gromek until the eighth inning of game two.
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Washington
Cleveland
Nats
Joy Keltner
Romer
Tnight
Pirate
Keltner
Lou Boudreau
Roy Callendine
George Case
Heltmer
Reid
Case
Steve Gro
Riek Reid
Hse
John Heving
St Peter's Wins Senior CYO Baseball Contest
St Peter's defeated St Anthony's 2 to 0 in a Senior CYO Baseball League game at Prospect Park yesterday. Fran Abbott won on the mound for St Peter's while Bob Bebernitz was behind the plate, Hank Marble pitched for St Anthony's, and Art Roberts and Red Mardial shared catching duties. Runs were scored in the second inning after George Winkler and Bebernitz popped out, Don Caswell reached on an error, St John walked, and Abbott singled to drive in the winner.
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St. Peter's
St. Anthony’s
Prospect Park
Fran Abbott
Bob Bebernitz
Hank Marble
St Anthony’s
Art Roberts
Red Mardia
George Winkler
Bebernitz
Don Caswell
St John
Abbott
Arsenal Golfers Advance In Meadows Golf Tourney
Watervliet Arsenal pair Captain Les Fry and Captain Les Golf from Troy Country Club reached the semifinals of the Meadows invitational at Schuyler Meadows. They defeated Tom Cantwell and Ben Grant 5 and 4, then beat Rob Boyd and Wes Van Lean 6 and 5 to earn a spot in the 1:20 pm final with Crane and Bullock.
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Watervliet Arsenal
Les Fry
Les Golf
Troy Country Club
Schuyler Meadows Country Club
Troy Area
Tom Cantwell
Schuy_ ier Meadows
Ben Grant
Albany Country Club
Rohb Boyd
Schuyler Meadows
Wes van Lean
Fry
Gott
Paul Crane
Ralph Bullock
Westchester
Johnny Doolittle
al Brennan
Utica
Raton
Bouyer
Albany
Country Club
Giants Acquire Young Pitcher From Jersey City
New York Giants announce the purchase of Bob Barthelson a young right handed pitcher from Jersey City in the International League He has seven wins and seven losses with the Little Giants and will report ten days later in St Louis
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New York
New York Giants
Bob Barthelson
Jersey City
Berthelson
Little Giants
St. Louis
Driver Fitzpatrick Captains Three Grand Circuit Winners
Harry Fitzpatrick of the E. J. Baker stables steered three Grand Circuit winners at North Randall in the first week. He powered Volo Song to straight firsts in the 2,000 Matron Stake, with the champion trotter clocking 2.08% in heat one and 2.07% in the final mile. King's Counsel led pacers in the 9,000 free-for-all heats, while Doctor Spencer won the inaugural 2,000 for two year olds, hinting at a bright season for Baker Acres and harness racing fans.
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Cleveland
Harry Fitzpatrick
E. J. Baker Stables
North Randall Frck
Volo Song
Trotter
King's’ Counsel
Fitzpatrick
Baker Acres
Spencer
Wolverines Open Summer Grid Drills in Ann Arbor
Ann Arbor Michigan reports Michigan football begins summer practice at Ferry Field with drills running until August 18 except for a one week break. Key holdovers include Bob Wiese and Bob Nussbaumer. possible return of Bullet Bob Westfall is noted amid Lions draft status. The Nov schedule begins against Santa Fe State? and Iowa Pre Flight.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Ferry
Wolverines
Iowa
A.G
Fritz) Crisier
Wolverine
Wavy
Bob Wiese
Bob Nussbaumer
Michigan
Bullet Bob Westfall
Westfall
Detroit Lions
Lions
Paige Hurls Great Game Loses In Uth New York
Paige pitched before 14,000 at Bets Field in 20 years on the mound for Kansas City Monarca, fanning 15 and yielding two hits in 11 innings. A ninth inning rally tied the game on two singles and an error before a double and a single decided it for the Cubans. The Philadelphia Stars beat the Cubans 6 86 in the opener of two exhibition games.
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New York
Gil Leroy
Satchell
Paige
Tve
Kansas City Monarca
Soratio Martinedg
Philadelphia Stars
Driggs Repeats 1927 Metropolitan Amateur Win
Driggs won the Metropolitan Amateur Golf Championship at Sleepy Hollow Country Club, repeating his 1927 victory. He defeated John Dolan of Crestwood by five and seven in a 36 hole match on his home course, securing a second trophy leg in the revived event first held in 1929.
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Scarborough
Edmond
Maurice McCarthy
Tommy Tailer
Frank Strafac
Bill Ramsay Captures Cohoes Golf Event Victory
Bill Ramsay won the Cohoes Golf event at Van Sebaiek Islands Golf Club yesterday. Charley Martin and Sam Clinton were runners up, while Gilbert Datguauts secured fourth place. Other results include Fred Murray defeating Charles Martin 3 and 2 and Jack Pisinn beating Tos Oviati 5 and 2.
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Bil Remaay
van Sebaiek Islands Golf Club
Yeterday
Chartey
Martin
Sam Clinton
Alleves
Gilbert Datguauts
Peed Murray
Tomy Seublen
Gene Bellrose
Paul Boseley
Dows
Perry Robinson
Joe Betogi
Fred Murray
Charlesi Mertin
Som O’brien
Joe Belog
bin Rassey
Ken Gregory
Jack Pisinn
Tos Oviati
Gilbert Datenault
Ed Mazur
Harold Abrams
Sam Clintean
Tom Sculles
Gene Ball
Rose
Howerd Allen
Frear Park Golfers Reach Semi-Finals in Cup Tourney
Frear Park Association cup golf at Frear Park sees three classes played. Jack Croker defeats Fred Ibbott, Lup H Polk defeats Pat Kane, and Al Archer tops Ernest Matte by one up. A quarterfinal remains between Carpenter and Sheridan. Semifinals set for this weekend with a match scheduled for Wednesday.
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Jack Croker
Fred Ibbott
Lup. H. & Polk
Pat Kane
al Archer
Ernest Matte
Jerry Carpenter
Pat Sheridan
McSpaden Surges to 65 Forcing Hogan Playoff
McSpaden shot a 65 in the final round to tie Ben Hogan and force a 36 hole playoff for the Chicago Open title. Hogan led most of the day with late birdies and clean play, while McSpaden matched par and birdied the 16th to close the gap. The playoff is set at Edgewater course with a $3,000 prize in war bonds to the winner and $1,550 to the runner-up.
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Chicago
McSpaden
Len Hogan
al Iheles
Tory National
Gm Che
Fort Worth
Texair Field
McSpalien
Bodlye Ehoes
Hogani
Messi
Issey
Gote
Hogan
Leonard Dodson
Chloe Harbert
Brran Nelson
Tve
Jug
Ben
Jack,i
St Michael’s Team Travels to Berlin Bearcats Tilt
St Michael's will travel to Berlin to face the Berlin Bearcats in a holiday contest. Manager Dwyer calls for team members to meet at 1 25 with Mike Piskuts or Joe Prince slated to pitch for St Michael's.
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Marty Dever
Berlin
St. Michael's Club
Bearcats
Dwyer
Mike Piskuts
Joe Prince
St. Michael's
Sacred Heart routs Watervliet on the baseball diamond
Sacred Heart beat Water vliet 15 to 30 on the Ww ’Sey High diamond. Johnny Harafunds starred for the winners with four hits and two doubles aided by Ned Rafferty’s singles. Water vliet’s Tom Hatsin looked for a comeback. coach hopes to box a game for tomorrow.
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Sacred’ Heart
Jonny
Letty Harafunds
Ned Rafferty
Ted
Sleo Marreé
Tom Hatsin
Sacred Heart
Somosraw
Waterviet
Waterviiet
Albany Area Dogs Show Promises Large Dog Competition
A banner of Troy area dogs signals a big Albany Hennel Club event at Albany Academy Field tomorrow. Judging starts at 7 pm with on grounds sales and silver trophies for all groups. A War Bond auction features pedigreed puppies bidding bids by Forrest Wille esbirg, a Doberman Pinscher donated by Jean L Baptiste, and a Deasehand donated by Otto Dube at 2 30 pm.
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Troy Area
Albany Hennel Club
Albany Academy Field
Forrest Wille Esbirg
Jean L. Baptiste
Otto Dube
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