Free Lance Wins Neck Decision in Riverside Handicap
In a four-horse field at Jamaica, Free Lance edged Bel Reign by a neck with Johns Dear half a length back in third and Catta chiptico fourth. The Phipps colt, ridden by Jimmy Stout, covered the mile and sixteenth in 1 45 1 5, as Bel Reigh led most of the race with Eddie Arcaro aboard. Attendance reached 19,897.
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Jamaica
Riverside
H.C. Paipps
Free Lance
TH You Christophera Bel Reign
Johns Dear
C. T. Crewery
Fe Lanée
Bin
Eek Reigh
Suffolk Downs
Wes
Jimmy Stout
Bel Heigh
Eddie Arcaro
Cattachiptico
Stout
Phipps
Bel Reigh
Joime
Four Coast Net Stars Reach Semi Finals in Penn State Match
Haverford Pa. Dorothy Head of Alameda Cal joined other Californians in the semi finals of the Pennsylvania and Eastern States Women’s Texas Championships. Head defeated Mrs Lewise Raymond Garzenmuller of Scarsdale N Y 62 63 to complete the Golden State quartet with Pauline Betz Mary Arnold and Mrs Virginia Kovacs. Betz and Peggy Welsh reached the doubles final by defeating Arnold and Donalda Gillingham 6 3 6 1.
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Haverford
Dorothy
Alameda
Cal
Pennsylvania
Lewise Raymond Garzenmuller
Scarsdale
N. Y
Golden State
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
Mary Arnold
Virginia Welfenden Kovacs
Oakland
Miss Head
Miss Betz
Aliss Arnold
Kosecs
Peggy Welsh
Philadelphia
Biss’ Arnold
Donalda Gillingham
Kovacs
Helen Pedersen Rinbany
New York
Ganzenmuller
Ceclie Bowes
Cyawrt
Guy Bush to Trial with Chattanooga Lookouts
Veteran NL pitcher Guy Bush agreed to report for a trial period with the Chattanooga Lookouts, announced by club president Jose Engel. Bush has been out of baseball two years and has trained with the Chicago Cubs, feeling ready for mound duty in the minor league stint.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Guy Bush
Chattanooga Lookouts
Jose Engel
Bush
Chicago Cubs
Windy City
Hagel
Bartzen Net Champion Prevails in River Forest Open
Bartzen Net Champion Bartzen Bartzen of San Angelo Texas defeated Glen Bassett of Santa Monica California 2 61 to win the high junior championship of the River Forest Open for boys and girls. Buddy Behrens Fort Lauderdale Florida captured the title for boys under 16 beating Ed Chew Pase Texas 4 6 4. The junior girls championship went to Jeanne Dunne Des Moines Iowa who downed Kitty Hit Brookline Massachusetts 4 6 0. Mertha Miller Hinsdale Illinois defeated Dorothy Watman Chicago 8 6 2 to cap the girls junior title. In boys junior doubles Barizen teamed with Bassett to win the title by beating Chew and Bob Goldfarb of New Orleans Louisiana 6 3 6 3. Behrens and Dick Mouledous of New Orleans won the doubles for boys by defeating Herold Upjohn of Rate fname Michigan and Ed Davis Baton Rouge Louisiana 2 6 3.
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Chicago
Hernie Bartzen
San Angelo
Tex
Glen Bassett
Santa Monica
Cal
Buddy Behrens
Fort Lander
Dale
Ed Chew
Pase
Jeanne Dunne
Des Moines
Kitty Hit
Brookline
Mass
Mertha Miller
Hinsdale
Dorothy Watman
Ohicago
Wader
Barizen
Bassett
Whipping Chew
Bob Goldfarb
I . Ter
Behrens
Dick Mouledous
New Orleans
Herold Upjohn
Rate Fname
Mich
Ed ‘Davis
Baton ‘Rouge
Williams Wins Ten Round Decision Over Kogon at Garden
Lightweight Ike Williams of Trenton decisively outboxed Julie Kogon of New Haven in ten rounds at Madison Square Garden. Williams weighed 134½ pounds to Kogon’s 131½. The bout featured a dramatic tumble through the ropes in the final seconds of the tenth round with both fighters scrambling as the count hit six. Official judges favored Williams, two with nine rounds to Williams and one even, one with seven to Williams and two even. A crowd of 6,442 paid $18,341 for the show.
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New York
Kogon
Brankie Fullum
Pullum
Williams
Trenton
Roger
Fighd
Frankin Forbes
Hogen
Wilams
Kogen
Kogusi
Chi- Sagu
Freddie Dawson
Willie Cheatum
Newark
Ruby Garcia
Puerto Rico
Dawson
Cheatum
al Guide
Harlem
Pounder
Charley Smith
N. J
Smith
Guido
New Jersey
Billy Arnold
Philadelphia
Bernie Miller
Arnold
Miller
Sinier
Fragmentary Sports Scores From An Uneven Report
Reading shows scattered hockey and boxing results with names and places obscured. Key figures include Tom Collins of New Haven and contenders from Newark and Hartford, plus mentions of Rochester Jersey City and Montreal in unclear contexts.
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Buffalo
Montreal
Timore
Newark
Torouio
Rochester
Jersey City
Beracase
Rein
Soldier Song Wins Laurelton Purse At Garden State Park
Soldier Song, a five year old son of Mass War from Glen Riddle Farms, won the Laurelton Purse at Garden State Park in Camden N J. He paid 3 20 and led Homeward Bound while Half Grown faded in the stretch. Modest Lad placed third with Dandy Fox fifth in the field of five. Eddie Campbell guided Soldier Song to victory before a crowd of 21 500 despite cloudy skies.
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Camden
N. J
Feinberg
Dandy Fox
Soldier Song
Half Grown
Modest Lad
Eddie Campbell
Montgomery to Meet Beau Jack in Madison Square Garden Bout
New York lightweight champ Montgomery will face Beau Jack in a ten round over weight bout at Madison Square Garden on August 4. Admission by purchase of war bonds only. The Fifth Ward Loan Sports Committee and Mike Jacobs promote with Treasury backing. Expected gate around $50 million.
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New York
Red Montgomery
Beau Jack
Madison Square Garden
Fifth Ward Loan Sports Committee
Mike Jacobs
Treasury Department
Montgomery
Jack
Bradford Gets Utica Player
Wally Jakowczyk Blue Sox outfielder was optioned to Wilmington after a stay in Bradford. Fred Seymour says Bradford is in a slump and the Phillies expect Flint battler to regain his form in the Pony League. Jakowczyk is at home in Flint visiting his mother and will report to Bradford soon. Seymour also announced George Copeland pipched to Utica by the Phillies has been sold outright to Wilmington.
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Utica
Wally Jakowczyk
Blue Sox
Wilmington
Bradford
Fred Seymour
Phillies
Flint
Wally
Seymour
George Copeland
Tecentiz
The
Phils
Ambassador Sweeps Grand Circuit Trot Heats
The Ambassador, driven by Tom Berry, won both heats of the 2:08 trot in the Grand Circuit feature at Old Orchard Beach. Berry also guided Gilda Hanover to top money in the first division of the 2:12 pace, Maid of Orleans claimed the second division, and Bertin Brennan suffered a spill and retired. Dynamite Hat finished well for Joe Boldut in the day’s ninth dash, with total purses listed at $30,131 and the daily double paying $9.5.
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Orchare Beach
Neels
Tom Berry
William H. Strang, Jr
Brooklyn
Anne
Berry
Gilda Banover
Maine
Maid of Orleans
Bertin Brennan
Faresburg-reinsman
Joe Boldut
New Bedford
Mass
Dynamite Hat
GQ Extends Winning Run At Arsenal Softball League
The GQ team beat Army 9 to 1 as two hits from John Welch and Rod Jorgensen sparked a four-run second inning. Army’s Lt. Bill Fine, the league’s top batter, was held hitless. In a second Arsenal game Breech defeated Repair Gang 7 to 2 with Ray Martell and Yai Mackas contributing two hits each.
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Watervliet Arsenal
Army
Johm Welch
Rod Jorgensen
Bill Fine
Arsenal
Repair Gang
Ray Martell
Yai Mackas
Marshall Eclipse Wins Indus Game
The Marshall Eclipse beat Chueil Peabody 2 to 1 in a Class B Industrial League softball game at Knickerbocker Park Glamond. Behr Manning blanked Manning Mt Ids 11 to 0. For Marshall Eclipse DeWolf and Stolar were the battery. Bosko and Planter for the losers. Diamond Rock gained a forfeit over Hughes Autograph. Allegneny Ludlum Steel won by forfeit over Adirondack Steel.
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Marshall Eclipse
Chueil Peabody
Knickerbocker Park
Glamond
Behr Manning
Manning Mt. Ids
Pirates reject Philadelphia offers for shortstop replacement
Pirates refuse bids from the Philadelphia Phillies for veteran shortstop options Frank Zak Frank Gustine and Pete Cosletar, with manager Frisch stating he cannot part with any of them as Ray Hamrick remains unavailable. George Lett, former American Devil Capt yerpus player and now Army private, is noted for his post hours activities at Camp Grant while working as a tennis instructor.
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Philadelphia
ULP
Pittsburg
Pirates
Philiies
Navy
Ray Hamrick
Phils
Frank Zak
Frank Gustine
Pete Cosearart
Freak Frisch
Lott
Camp Grant
George Lett
Lett
Dense Path Easy Winner At Suffolk Downs
Dense Path led from the start at Suffolk Downs in the Dense Path feature race. Edie Jane and Real Sad faded late as Drudge and Chain Miss challenged with Chain Miss and jockey Herbie Claggat finishing strong for a victory payoff.
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Boston
Fred D. Rice
Sud
M. Marmorstein
Edie Jane
Chain Miss
Drudge
Real Sad
Herbie Claggat
Dense
Chein Buss
H. H. Haag
Hi Gold
Heyinolds Brothers
Beath
Wright and Whitney Stable Dominate Early Racing Totals
Whitney stable gains early lead as four horses befriend Mrs Payne Walser and John Gaver threaten supremacy of Wright. Through June 2 Wright holds $538,060, Gaver and Mrs Whitney post gains as Four Freedoms falters in key races at Suffolk Downs and Derby.
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New York
Owheer
Tralter
Warren Wright
Ena Tomes
Payne Walser
John Gever
Wexas
Jones
Pengive
Maryland
Stabte O Ronnes
Tree Br
Princeton
Wright
Jones Sill
Whitney
Havin
Wrght
Whitlny
Calumet Farm
Mrs. Whitney
Waterfliet Contest Details Remain Unclear
Fragmentary OCR note references Sacred Heart team and Waterfliet contest, with mentions of tours, tests, and the Tray area. Key entities are unclear due to garbled text. no definite date or location can be confirmed from the readable portions.
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Pha Geme
Peter's
Ind
Sacred Heart
Sirde Victor In Chicago Headliner
In a Chicago headliner Sirde Victor raced to the lead with African Sun in pursuit. The stretch turn favored Sirde Victor as betting favored oddson, with a crowd of 1,400 paying prices of 3.95, 2.50 and 2.20 for the top finishers.
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Sirde Victor
Chicago
ThArexo
Fu Birte
Yan
Siide
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CHASE
Ateel
William J. Froeblig
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Sid
Roger Harris
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Tom Collins
New Haven
Henry Johnson
Ralph Dougherty
Ted Gordon
Garden State Park
Ambassador
REE
Herisen
Furdyna
Kelley and
White
Zanotia
Keado
Yarmesch
Mackas
Indus
Philly
Suffolk
Joe Palooka
Gaver
Geveral
Big Dave
Oi Freedoms
Bree
Dyyer
Expression
By al Capp
Fem
Otner
Fisu Norv
By Frank King
Calin Axan
V. T. Hamlin
Tha Seur
Barnaby
Crockett Johnsom
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Ager
SiGe Marca
Ion
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