Toy Bomb and Flying Son Win Big At Aqueduct Double
Toy Bomb led a four length victory in the Brat dash while Flying Son edged Arthur J in a photo finish. The $3,663 double payoff highlighted a crowded Aqueduct program as fans chased 23 combinations. Ben Gear and Rubicon failed to complete the long shot parlay though 23 tickets produced significant returns.
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Aqueduct
Jamsica Freck
New York
Bing
Biebeth Arden
Bobby Permane
Mergabob
Spirit
Toy Bomb
Cestnut
Chante
Shelf Hole
Permane
Arthur J
Eddie Arcaro
Doc
Ben Gear
Ted A Atkingoh
Rubicon
Iseland
Ben Gray
Cooperstown Exhibition Was Washed Out
Cooperstown exhibition between the New York Giants and Detroit Tigers was washed out after one pitch. About 7,400 fans witnessed Johnny Rucker deliver a single to Frank Overmire on the Tigers’ first offering before the game halted 49 minutes later. The Giants planned to pitch Jack Brewer, newly discharged from the Navy, in Chicago. Detroit arrived early and entertained the capacity crowd with a workout. The Tigers will play at Sampson Naval Station today.
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Cooperstown
C+—Thundershowers
Theew
York Giants
Detroit Tigers
Johnny Rucker
Giants
Frank Overmires
Jack Brewer
Chicago
Detroit
A's Crush Barons 13 to 4 in Big Show of Power
Wilkes-Barre visitors fell 13 to 4 as the Philadelphia Athletics, behind a seven-run second inning, buried the Barons at Artillery Park. Epps homered inside the park, while Pershing Towery took the loss for Wilkes-Barre as Skinner and Henry contributed relief.
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Wilkes-Barre
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletice
Wilkes-Barre Barons
Artillery Park
Mackmen
Epps
Aro Wilkes-Barre
Pershing Towery
Rarons
Bill Skinner
Hooks
Henry
Philadelphia
Scheib
Garbark
Townery
Skinner
Ruszkowski
Maloney
Rochester Pros Qualify for National 5A Tournament
Two Rochester professionals earned berths in the National 5A tournament yesterday at Monroe Club course. Leo O Grady shot rounds of 76 and 71 on the par 72 layout, while Kay Wendeller from Niagara posted 39 and 79 to secure slots.
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Rochester
Leo O'Grady
Transit
Walley
Wendeller
Niagara
O'Grady
Kay
Schultz Paces Opening Round in PGA Event at Saratoga Spa
Eddie Schultz of Troy Country Club shot a one under par 71 to lead the morning round at the Saratoga Spa course. Armandé Farina, a newcomer to the PGA, matched the 71 and trails by two shots. Johnny Gaukus and Bob Cheshire posted 153 totals to share third, with Savel and Mangin winning the pro am. Amateur honors went to Mangin and Turchi, with Alberts and Rustas also placing in the amateur standings. The next PGA stop is sectional qualifying at Amsterdam Municipal ahead of Spokane’s national finals.
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Eddie Schutz
Troy Country Cith
Extern
New York
PGA
Saratoga Spa
Best Way Mart
Armandé Farina
Schenepnardy
Troy Star
Wader Gar
Ed McK
Inneh
Schuler
Ralfwur
Ferina
Dismes . Pga
Schultz
Farina
Johny Gaucus
Normarside Country Club
Bob Cheshire
Steva Savel
Iroquois
Savel
Tom
Purina
Dom Mangin
Ballston Spa
Schulz
Gilbert Daignaul
van Schaick Island
Mangin
Joe Rustas
Shaker Ridge
Gino, Turchi
Cleo Alberts
Schenectady Municipal
Alvance
Amsterdam Municipal
Mondrey
Spokane
Washington
King McMantis Wins Eastern Clay Championship Tilt
Tack McMantis of Forest Hills advanced to the Eastern Clay Courts quarterfinals after a 6 0 6 3 victory and byes earlier in Montclair. He moved past Peter Goldman by default and later beat Richard Lester in the third round, as six of eight quarterfinal spots were decided. Frank Salichs and Eduardo Buse faced Bill Lurie and Michael Petrere for the remaining spots in the bracket.
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Montclair
N. J
Richard Lester Kene
Todey McManug
Jack von Maur
Wesleyan
Frank
Ross
Tre
Frank Salichs
New York
Eduardo Buse
Waterford Ninth Shades Owls Triumph in Close Diamond Clash
The Waterford Fourth Streeters shaded the Cotoes Owls 4 to 3 at Van Schaick diamond. Breen and Mincher formed the Saltery for Waterford, while Trombiey and Fitzgerald scored for the Owls. Mincher and Swattling led Waterford in the attack. Trombier and Fitzgerald starred for the Cohoes nine.
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Cotoes
van Schaick Diamond
Breen
Mincher
Waterford
Trombiey
Fitzgerald
Swattling
Trombier
Cohoes
Racehorse Jellico Unseats President Without Injury
Jellico the racehorse threw Raceway President W E Gilmour during a Saratoga program last night. Gilmour was uninjured and later rode Jellico to a third in the same race as Aubrey Hanover and other runners dominated the card.
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Saratoga Raceway
Jellico
W. E. Gilmour
Raceway
Mr. Gilmour
Giknout
Aubrey
Hanover
Wathen
Hopby Perkins
Johnnie M
Bobby Perkins
Royal Star
Scotty
Maurins Wiswall
Rodney
Follow Dey
Robert Day
Irma Hanover
Reeves
Women Play First Round At Cohoes
The first round of the women s spring tourney at Van Schaick Island Golf Club was completed except for a deadlocked match. Results include Gladys Alheim defeating Monica Welch 3 and 2, Mary Welch beating Dorothy Daienault 2 and 3, Helen McDonald and Leona Beechard all even, and Gabrielle Schnurr defeating Martha Finkins 3 and 2. Batch play resumes next weekend.
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van jSchaick Island Golf Club
Gladys Alheim
Monica Welch
Mary Welch
Dorothy Daienault
Helen McDonald
Leona Beechlard
Gabrielle Schnurr
Maritha Finkins
Indus League Opens Second Half Tonight
The Industrial Softball League launches the second round of its 19s campaign tonight with two Class 4 and four Class B games. At Watervliet Arsenal field Arsenal faces Rensselaer Valve, and D. and H. meets Behr Manning. Officials Constanza and Reilly. Knickerbocker Park hosts E division matches Cluett Peabody versus Adirondack Steel. Behr Manning vs Hughes Autograf. Marshall Eclipses faces Diamond Roth and Manning Mide versus Allegheny Budlam. Umpires include Vicary, Martel, Mooney, Kopcha.
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Industrial Softball League
Watervliet
Gilbert Names All-Star Team for Southern Association
Nashville manager Larry Gilbert picks a 1920s to 1930s All-Star roster for the Southern Association, naming players such as Al Lopez and Buddy Myer and citing performance within the league as the selection basis. The team fronts a game in Memphis tomorrow night against Memphis Chickasaws.
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Memphis
Larry Gilbert
Nashville Vols
Southern Association
Memphis Chicks
Association
Billy Evans
Gilbert
Gilcert
al Lopez
Tlante
Yam Yarvan
Birmingham
Joe Martina
New Orleans
Dixie Waikem
Ruben Robinzon
Little Rock
John Morrison
Ed Wells
Adj Milnar
Les Sleming
Nashville
Boze Berger
Buddy Myer
Red Smith
Atlanta
Cecil Travis
Chattanooga
Tommy Taylor
Quifleidera
Danny Taysor
Kiki Custer
She Boone
New Orléans
Fegara
Ater
Chisox Blank Fort Dix Nine 4 to 0 in Exhibition
Chicago White Sox defeated Fort Dix Nine 4 to 0 before about 8 000 soldiers. Luck Ross pitched all nine innings for the Sox allowing six hits. Wally Moses and Ras Schalk drove in two runs apiece as Chicago built its lead in the third inning. Fort Dix pitchers Chris Sensen and Schwartz worked for the Army, but Chicago rompered its lineup with timely hits and errors.
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Chicago White Sox
Luck Ross
Sox
Wally Moses
Ras. Schalk
Twojans
Chicago
Chris Sensen
Schwarts
Aree Uns
Chicare Gos
Ross
Castaina
Turner
Curis Senses
Schwartz
Beaudoin
Great Lakes Nine Triumph 6 to 1 at Naval Bay
Great Lakes nine defeated Bunker Hill Naval Base 6 to 1 yesterday at Naval Bay Air Station. Pitcher AL Picchota, formerly with Boston Bravas, worked the mound for Great Lakes and allowed 13 hits. Johnson and Cochrane led Milies Piechota Baer in the scoring and defense.
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Great Lake S
Bunker Hil
Naval Bay
AL Picchota
Boston Bravas
Pinker
Great Lakes
Johnson
Cochrane
Milies
Piechota
Baer
Oxie Victor In Suffolk Feature Race Report
Oxie Victor led late in the Suffolk feature, with Miss Jean Beattie among top finishers. Best in the $2.00 show prize earned patrons payments of 5.40 389 and 280 while Two Kick and Sack shadowed the leaders into the stretch.
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Jean Beattie
Oxie
Watcnes
Crowe
Marsosia Stables
Fran Ser
Anyother
Glen Fetuner
Orr
Bed Ted
Gien Fats
Atcom
Montgomery May Meet Beau Jack in Army bout plan
The War Sports Committee proposes an Army boxing bout between Montgomery, stationed at Keesler Field, and Beau Jack, at Fort Benning. If approved, tickets sold via bond purchases fund the event with radio rights and programs. The match is slated within a month, likely at Madison Square Garden or the Polo Grounds.
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New York
Bob Montgomers
Montgomery
Keesle
Field
Miss
Jack
Fort Benning
Wer
Bond
Lg Sand
Madison Square Garden
Polo Grounds
Johnson Bets $100000 on Roseben in Famous Wager
NEA staff correspondent recounts Johnson wagering vast sums on Roseben, the legendary sprinter, amid his rise with Thomas Appleby and Davy, including attempts to break the seven furlongs world record. The piece notes Roseben’s weight-carrying prowess and the dramatic betting behavior surrounding the horse and owner.
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Sec Brown
NEA
David
Iskgisen
Thomas
Dekrsao Pere
Chen
Devry Johnsen
Roseben
Andi
Osse E Yorker
Metronotizas
Mike
Johnson
Faro Bank
Lucier O. Appleby
Davy
Nyo Roseben
Severas
Jonson
Leclen Appleby
Rosebén
Sok
Appleby
Roseved
Hei Mc
Eauciere
Belmont Park
Acronaut
Roseden
Wille Shay
Shen
Sun Jesting Scores at Chicago in 22012 race card
In Chicago, Sun Jesting won the seven furlong Purse at 2 to Belfleszth over Walmes Breck and J Lo Bowers. Jockey Hempion Heow led into the stretch as Snack Was and What Nor split the show order with prices noted. Wagering reached 722,415 dollars on the day as Arlington previews next week’s Futurity.
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Walmes Breck
J. Lo Bowers
Hempion Heow Kest
Arington
Liewn Edward Broad Town
New Be
Free For AM
John Marshh
Chicago
Racing career flash from childhood to sports odds mix
Vague notes recount a racing career starting at age three with Fohn, Holmes as a heavy rider, and bookmakers offering odd prices. A stocker in blue sash led, Joanson regained lead briefly. Davy Johnson died suddenly while watching baseball at the Polo Grounds, not from excitement.
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Willie Holmes
Khow Holmes
Joanson T
Davy Johnson
Eye Data
Polo Grounds
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