Jockey Rienzi Injured In Rail Collision At Jamaica
Jockey Danny Rienzi sustained a fractured right leg after his mount Chalara struck the outside rail during post parade for race two. He was taken to Physicians Hospital Jackson Heights for further evaluation, with the injury later described as a fracture. The incident occurred as horses paraded before the clubhouse. Challenging field of 14 three year olds, horse Chalara uninjured finished 12th. The day’s program included Sarge’s $54.80 win and a Daily Double worth $302.80, with Happy Note delivering a 4.20 upset in Rye Beach Handicap. Attendance listed at 19,645 for the weekday meeting.
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Jamaica
Danny Rienzi
Chalara
Brooklyn
Physician’s Hospital
Jackson Heights
Danny
Rienzi
Joe
Camden
New Orleans
Hirsch Jacobs
Jacobs
D. J. Sullivan
Sarge
Green Apples
Liquid Lunch
Warre Mehrtens
Connachta Wins Narrowly at Suffolk Downs Upholding Outsider Status
Connachta 9-1 outsider defeats favorite Red Moon by a head in a mile and a sixteenth race for platers at Suffolk Downs. Goober Lad third, Texalite fourth. winner timed 1.46 to pay 20.80. Red Moon paid 3.80, 2.40. Goober Lad 2.40. Race honored Elks convention with several contestants and a war bond prize to the winner’s handler.
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Boston
J. Yancy
Suffolk Downs
Glen Felkner
Sally Miter
Goober Lad
Margaret McCallum
Red Moon
Tommy Luther
Bruce Campbell
Connachta
Whirly to Arrive In Chicago Today
Whirlaway, Calumet Farm’s five year old retired from racing, will arrive this morning from Chicago and be taken to Calumet. The 1941 Kentucky Derby winner set a new money winning record with $561,161.50 for owner Warren Wright, surpassing Seabiscuit’s previous mark.
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Whirlaway
Calumet Farm
Chicago
Calumet
Warren Wright
Seabiscuit
Merritt Appeal Backing Jockey Club License Refusal
Jockey Robert Merrit's appeal to the joint board of the New York State Racing Commission and two stewards of the Jockey Club over the license denial for the 1943 season has been heard. The board voted to support the stewards' decision.
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Jamaica
Robert Merrit
New York State Racing Commission
Jockey Club
Zivic Outlasts Jake LaMotte in 15-Round Split Victory
Pittsburg bout at Forbes Field drew 12,000 fans as Fritzie Zivic, 151 pounds, edged Jokin’ Jake La Motte, 157 pounds, in a hard fought 15 round decision. The veteran battled fatigue but controlled early rounds, while La Motta surged after the tenth, opening a cut over La Motta’s eye and pressuring to the finish. No knockdowns were recorded.
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Jokin
Jake la Motte
New York
Jzivic
la Motta
Scittle
Forbes Field
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Race Entries and Results at Leading Tracks Garden State
Race card data from Garden State Empire City and Arlington Park meetings shows multiple purses from 1,000 to 3,000 plus across 8 tracks. Entries include Grand Fortune Pree Dutch Gallant Dec Gas Flame Ampydan Plucky Boy Gorget Navy Bombez Canoe Meadow Clover Passan Miss Loveable Whizzin By Scotch Irish Marquest and many others across two-year-old maidens and allowances with post times around 2:30 p.m. Track conditions vary from fast to slow with numerous abbreviations and entry notes.
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Pree Dutch
Gallant Dec
Gas Flame
Ampydan
Plucky Boy
Gorget
Navy Bombez
Canoe
Meadow Clover
Passan
Miss Loveable
Whizzin By
Marquest
Oaking
38Ik White
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Poupee
Royal Display
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Fighting Mac
Black Magic
Maccase
Philpeon
Mary Alice
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Pailand
War Agent
Jensh Money
Star Goo
Cobergo
Chance Cross
Sparker
Highland Miss
Bey Garee
Most Alert
Miss’Neptune
Henry Knight
Wise Thomie
Blue North
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Bar Keep
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Saran
Old Rosebush
xFenway
Top Transit
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Results from SUFFOLE DOWR3 racing card
Multiple horse races across classes with times, winners and payoffs from Detroit and Arlington meets. Boredom, Pomade, Liberty Square, Journey On, and many others vane through Time records and Daily Double payouts.
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Nash
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Credentials
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Occupy Dominates Arlington Futurity at Washington Park
Occupy stamped himself the favorite for Saturday's Arlington Futurity by winning the Thingumabob Purse at Washington Park yesterday, a six lengths victory over Alerter and Ravenala. Jockey Lyle Whiting restrained him to the stretch, then let him surge clear. The winner paid $4.60 with a 1:47 1-5 for five and a half furlongs on a dead track, his third win in four starts.
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Chicago
John Marsh
Occupy
Washington Park
Ravenala
Alerter
Lyle Whiting
Ogham
Tambo
Whiting
Occupation
Chicago to stage pin tourney again
Chicago planned to host the all star bowling tourney in winter from December 4 to 12. The event offers a $7,000 prize fund led by a $2,000 first prize. It is sponsored by Chicago Tribune Charities Inc and the Bowling Proprietors Association of America.
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Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc
Bowling Proprietors’ Association of America
Chicago Gridders Sign Two Stars
The Chicago Bears signed two linemen Dr James Logan formerly of Indiana University and guard and captain of the 1939 team and William Stein kemper a tackle at Notre Dame in 1985 Logan who paused pro football to finish medical training is an intern in a Chicago hospital
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Chicago Bears
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Chitaga
Chisox Nip Camp Grant By 6 to 5
The Chicago White Sox beat Camp Grant 6 to 5 with Wally Moses homering. Bob Carpenter started for Camp Grant and Lee Ross pitched three innings before Jake Wade allowed five runs. Jim Webb’s two errors and two passes produced two Soldier runs in the fifth, Bernie Markowski homered in the sixth. Bill Swift secured the lead through the final three frames.
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Wally Moses
Chicago ‘White Sox
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New York Giant
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Jake Wade
Jim
Bernie Markowski
Bill Swift
Slide Rule In Chicago Race Today
Slide Rule, a top Arlington Classic contender, races today in the Skokie Handicap at Washington Park. Previous shows saw him place second to Occupation and fourth in seven furlong events. Burnt Cork, owned by Eddie Andersen, is the other classic candidate in the field.
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Side Rule
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Rickey to Lee Durocher on Dodger Row
Brooklyn Dodgers general manager Branch Rickey said the player revolt after Lee Durocher suspended Pitcher Bob Newsom may be based on a misunderstanding. Rickey planned to discuss the matter with Durocher on his return to Brooklyn and denied any change in Durocher’s status despite reports of a resignation offer.
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Durocher
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