Miller Horse Victor at Suffolk Downs Triumphs in Feature
Frances G. Miller's Weersood Belle won the 1 mile Darmouth Purse at Suffolk Downs in 1 38 35. Oak Hillstable's Boy Soldier was runner up amid controversy over a claim by jockey Bob Martin. Nor Fire and Adayne followed. payouts included 60 60 and 280. Daily handle topped 1.6 million for the eighth straight racing day.
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Bostics Lps
Frances G. Miller
Weersood Belle
Suffolk Downs
Docney Joe Martin
Oak Hilltable
Boy Soldier
Bob Martin
Neek
Dfenvington
Joan Beatte
Adayne
F. Corners
N. J. Neveck
Price Paid for Stud Service Sets World Record
Newmarket England reports a record stud service price when the Maharaja Gaekwar of Baroda paid 4500 guineas ($13,620) for 2 1930 to Nearco sire of Dante. The bid, begun at 800 guineas, shattered the previous press record and suggested Nearco could earn up to £138,000 in a full season of 30 mares.
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Baroda
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Dante
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Sailors Win As Great Lakes Top Philadelphia Athletics
Great Lakes Bluejackets beat the Philadelphia Athletics 16 to 6 at the Naval Training Center. Bob Feller struck out twelve, aiding a see-saw game that shifted in the seventh inning as Great Lakes pulled away behind early offense and strong relief by Cherley Gassaway. Hal Peck led Philadelphia with three doubles while Jim Riedy and Major Bowles kept the Athletes competitive before the setback.
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Great Lakes
Til
Max Marshault
Bob Feller
Cherley Gassaway
Mackmen
Hal Peck
Athletics
Phila
Philadelphia
Reidy
Bowles
Gassaway
George
Feller
Cooper
Droege
Raceway Entries First Race Purse 200
Race details list multiple trotting races for three year olds and up with purses 200 to 300. Entries include Myrtie Hexeter Puckett Princes Athlens Vanaukena Houston Hanover Sere Braden and others with drivers noted. Several races specify ages two to four year olds and upward with entries such as Major Smifeshaw, Linen Hanover, and Busy Way.
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Myrtie Hexeter
Puckett Princes Athlens GM
Vanaukena Houston Hanover
A. Jones
Sere Braden
Arzey Hunter Haine
J. Amaaio
Korta Brooke
Komervtiey
Cratpy Molle
Brickle McKinney
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Bob Mann Wins Featured Rustic Purse at Aqueduct
At Aqueduct Oval Bob Mann romped to a four length victory in the Rustic Purse, by Paravan Stable rider Ted Atkinson. Pindus and War Trophy followed for place as Alabama faded late. a jockey was injured in a spill in the third race.
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Bob Mann
Aqueduct Oval
Aqueduct
Bal Mann
Terael Bilbermran
Paravan
Ted Atkinson
William Helis
Pindus
Samuel D. Riddie
W. Hooper
Aprer Wincer
Bob Mans
Lagu
Pingus
Alabama
Chief Barker
Ime
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Hey
Warrophy
Paragon
Modest Nme
Jimmy Ancisto
First Aid
Onorato
Mary Immaculate Hospital
Searby
Jamaica
Brownies Rally Past St Michael's In Nine Four Tilt
The Brownies Oldtimers exploded for seven runs in the third inning to defeat Marty Dwyer's St Michael's 9 to 4 at Prospect Park Diamond. Jimmy Moran led with two doubles, while Bill Carley Eloy Peacock Bob Cody and Willie Kane added two base hits each. Tom Cassidy and Sammy Edwards pitched for the winners as St Michael's hitters managed seven safeties. Peacock also flashed defense with solid plays at first base.
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Brownies
Marty Dwyer
St Michael’s
Prospect Park
Diamond
St. Michael's
Jimmy Moran
Catholic High
Troy
Bill Carley
Eloy Peacock
Bob Cody
Willie Kane
Carley
Kane
Bearcat
Tom Cassidy
Sammy Edwards
Peacock
Booter
Hartingte
Conroy
Mike
St Michael's
Browhie
Willie Hope Wins At Raceway In Tight Race
Willie Hope driven by Harry Craig scores a surprising victory at the Rensselaer Purse race, paying $31.80. Kate Volo breaks late, Louise Woolen second, Sonja Patch third in a rain delayed program with post time moved to 8 45. Leonard Bol Jr and Sunny Ebbs also win in other events, completing a $41.80 daily double.
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Seracoge
Willie Hope
Rensselaer
Wille Hope
Harry Craig
Kate Volo
Club House
Harry Stout
Louise Woolen
Sonja Patch
Leon Forbes
RE. Day
Ken Hanover
Stelly BicKinney
Leonard Bol, Jr
Watervliet
Sunny Ebbs
Corinth
Secial
Uncle Pete
Frank Muckle
Albany
Troy
Gee Mies Leon Forbes
Hen Hanover
R. Dracksters
Stella McHinser
G. Thompson
Martin
Lane Rose
Lang Fson
Laer Bate
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Sunny
Willams
F. Mtuckie
Symbiet Vicorta
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Baxine Noon
Hace—Troz
Buster Patch
C. Wind
Buckie Poréttpkin
R. Atteny
Wye
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Zoe Tiste
Kay Dresee
George Wallekbers
Craigs
Rie Burt Fister
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Migaty
Roy Chenault
Mace Verxes
Ho Craig
D. Argo
Senta Raich
Kate Vein
Frencis Dawn
Misé Geusader
Joan Scotland
Nelson Brewer
Gunny Hoy
Wille Rope
Joan Scoland
Frances Dawn Nelson
Sunny Bay
Raceway Results First Race Troy
Race results list multiple horses with times and riders across six races. Notable entries include Stella McHinser, Sunny Blitish, George Wallekbers, and The Mystery Maid, with times ranging around 2.2 to 4.3 and purses noted for some trots.
Race Entries and Results SUPFOSE and Related Notes
The page lists numerous horse entries and purses across races. Entries include Vaieina Greedy, Sara Sister, Rough Honey, Grandiy, Water Cover, and many others with varying numbers and odds. Multiple race purses range from 2,000 to 3,500 and include details on age groups and conditions.
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Sara Sister
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Boia Chance
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Unclear OCR results from 1st-GL sports page
Readable fragments show names, numbers, and event codes, but text is garbled. Likely a sports results roundup with athlete names such as De Gre, Trae, Ban Arteox Bind, and various scores or times yet rendered unreliably.
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Lawtinses
Trewarcel
Toye
Pigarey
F. Thacker
Manex
Argirs
Scidery
Albudo
Modestone
Oitennaen
Ssiama Islam
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Cogpwell CP
Valdina Lamar Wins at Chicago Amid Stakes
Valdina Lamar, riding for Utopia Stable, secured a narrow victory in a $3,000 Arlington program race at Chicago. Teddy’s Comet and Mus. 33 were notable contenders as the field featured about 3,000 ladies in attendance, with the winner drawing strong support from bettors and fans.
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Chicago
Veldina Lamar
Utopia Stable
Arlington Prograsa
Washington
John Mare
Ronkless
Bald
Teddy
Comet
Gou Maid
Polynesian In Aqueduct Stake Today
Polynesian faces a strong field in the Aqueduct Stake with notables such as The Doge from Pentagon Stable and rival geldings led by William Finfi’s entrant. Key horses include Tegara Ariy S a Helicarry Post Grad Sate and Sun Herod with 163 pounds to carry as they challenge for the prize.
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Hoonie
Wayne Wright
Widener Cal
Hell
Edri
Pentagon
Polyness
Wiliam
Finfi
Tegara Ariy
Helicarry
Post Grad
Sun Herod
Whdhie
Colleto
Trymenow
Veil
Saratoga Meeting Highlights at Belmont Park Card
Saratoga's 2iday meeting features 25 stake events at Belmont Park with varied races. Notable entries include the North American Steeplechase Handicap and the Widener course additions to several races, offering purses and extended distances for multiple age groups.
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Saratoga
Belmont Park
Dee
Issa
Barsenem
Sesie
Value
Smoe
Aguaster
Siba
Syearelds
Widener
Roosevelt Raceway Opens with Largest Daily Double Event
The Roosevelt Raceway opening night of the Cedar Point Trotting Association meet saw Seymour Hanover and Lee Hinpers win the first two races to form the largest daily double of the meet at 43750 dollars. Hanover paid for the first race and Hinpers, second, paid 12.50 to bettors.
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Westbury
Roosevelt Raceway
Seymour Henover
Lee Ripper
Cedar Point
Seymour Hanover
Lee Hinpers
Ita
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