Twilight Tear Named Horse Of The Year After 11th Victory
Twilight Tear, a three year old daughter of Buipha, captured the Arlington Handicap and fueled talk of her as horse of the year. Trainer Ben Jones weighs the possibility as 23,000 fans saw her sprint clear from the break to beat Old Kentucky by two lengths. Her earnings rise to 163,100 with a 62,050 classic win, as Wright Ace dominates future entries and bookmakers post heavy odds against rivals.
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Chicago
Adlington Park
Warren Wrighes
Amazing Ally
Buipha
Twilight
Ban Jones
Oly
Twiight Tenr
Leon
Buddy) Haas
Twight Tear
Walmac Farm
Plosive
Kentucky
Arlington
Wright
Ben Jones
Pensive
Jones
Enyga Scores Class A Player Club Showdown
ENYGA scores detail players from Van Schaick Shaker Ridge and Edison clubs, with listed points assists and match outcomes. Names include Vergoni Van Schaick Daignault Gormley Korkosz Micklas Forget and others across Van Schaick Edison Shaker Ridge Ballston Spa McGregor Mechanicville and Campbell.
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van Schaick
Alex Perle
Shaker Riise
GH. Gurler
C. Martin
Van Schaick Dominates In Tight Meetingle 04?
Local swimming results show Van Schaick rack up wins against opponents including McGowan and Kohn with top scores by V. Schaick and MM Fisher. Other notable performances include G. Bellrose and HY Abrams contributing solid points.
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W. Glasheen
V. Schaick
T. Sculler
van Schaick
McGowan
MM Fisher
HL Kohn
Shaker Ridge
G. Bellrose
van Scheick
Hy, Abrams
J. Selogi
C. Sherwood
Laurels Take Pair from Barons in Hartford Sweep
In the doubleheader at South End stadium Hartford edged Wilkes Barre 2 3 2 and completed a sweep behind Bill Marshall who improved to 11 3 and Pete Naktenis also won his 11th. Roland Grady added a disputed home run in the tenth after a carom off the Magpole with one out in the tenth. Giada’s decisive single broke up a pitching duel as Laurals scored in all frames except two.
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Hertford
UPA
Roland Grady
Hartford
Wilkes Barre Barons
Taurels
Pete Naktenis
Giada
South End
Bill Marshall
Bill Skinner
Saperstrough
Laurals
Bill Boness
Orioles Win Two Strengthen Lead
Baltimore tops Toronto 3 to 1 in the opener and 0 to 0 in the nightcap as Stan West earns his first win and Red Embree allows three hits in the second game. The victories give Baltimore a firmer hold on first in the International League.
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Orioles
Baltimore
Toronto
Stan West
Red Embree
Five Troy golfers survive top flight play in Indus Tourney at Frear Park
Five Troy golfers reached the final staging of the Indus Tourney at Frear Park after first round play. Capt. Fry of Watervliet Arsenal defeated Rustas in a 29-hole battle. White beat McCormick 2 and 1. Forget topped Tryon 2 Up. Carpenter advanced 3 Up over Aronson. Gormley of General Electric beat Kane 4 and 3 with a 69 course record effort earlier in the week noted in round.
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Troy
Indus
Ted Kane
Waterviiew Arsenal
Gormley
Kane
Rustas
Steve Burnett
Watervliet Arsenal
Tom Gormley
General Electric
Dan Gormley
Jack Powers
Dan Gormies
General ‘Electric
Watervilet
Pee
Waterviiet Arsenal
Joe Ruygas
Simmons
Machine
Lote Forget
Roatoe Tryon
Stanford Links
Jerry Carpenter
Freat
Trips Turn Back Grays In Two Tilts
The rejuvenated Triplets defeated the Williamsport Greys in both ends of a doubleheader before 1 200 fans, 32 and 103. Karl Drews earned the regulation length opener win over Ermin Sills, though he left in the ninth after loading the bases. Drews struck out five across 3 1 3 innings while Sills allowed six, including Red Muscle's two run double in the seventh.
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Williamsport Greys
Karl Drews
Ernin Sills
Pete Kunis
Drews
Sills
Lewis Cops Troy CC Links Event at Troy Country Club
Harold Lewis won the Kickers handicap at Troy Country Club with a net 71 aided by a 215 handicap. Emmett Howd and George Radz tied for second with nets of 79. William Manning Jr 74 with a 13 handicap, Dr John C Roba 80 with 12, and Jona son 84 with 15. Clarence Scott made an eagle on par four ninth after a 260 yard drive.
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Harold Lewis
Kickers
Troy Country
Yés’terday
Emmett Howd
George Radz
Howd
Tadz
Wiliam Manning, Jr
John C Roba
Jonason
Brunswick Road Links
Clarence Scott
Scott
Utes Take Double Win Over Pioneers In Baseball Tilt
Utica Blue Sox push to 12 of 14 in the standings after a doubleheader sweep of the Elmira Pioneers winning 7-4 and 4-0. A crowd of 3,274 saw $105,000 in bonds sold yesterday. Tonight, the Sox meet Elmira in a single game at 8 with Al Schacht performing at 7:30 and Johnny Long slated to start.
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Utica
Elmira Pioneers
Sox
Pioneers
al Schacht
Clown Prince
Johnny Long
Tura
al Todd
Emira
Trine
Ramsey Wins Golf Final At Cohoes
Bill Ramsey captured the spring tourney championship at Vac Schaick Island Golf Club in Cohoes over the weekend, defeating Sam Clinton 1 up in a hard fought final. Ramsey led by two at the turn, Clinton rallied, and Ramsey nailed an eight foot putt on the final hole to clinch the win. Ramsey had advanced to the final with a prior victory over Fred Munrey last week.
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Bill Ramsey
Vac Schaick Island Golf Club
Cohoes
Sam Clinton
Ramsey
Clinton
Fred Munrey
Sacred Heart takes two in CYO league doubleheader
Sacred Heart swept St. Peter's in a Senior CYO League doubleheader at Prospect Park. In the nine inning opener Sacred Heart built a big sixth inning with two walks an error and six hits then added three more in the seventh to win 12 to 5 as Obie O'Brien allowed five hits. In the seven inning nightcap Sacred Heart led two runs in the first and held on for a 8 to 1 victory behind Tom Quest who fanned eight and limited St Peter's to two hits.
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Sacred Heart
St. Peter's
Prospect Park
Obie O'Brien
B_ Welther
Abbate
Caswell
Bebarnitz
Zoro
St Peter's
Seeord
Dwyer's Nine Will Meet Brownies
The second of a series of Special games on the School 2 diamond tonight features St Michael's opposing the Brownie All-Giants. Game time is 6 30 pm Marty Dwyer will start Jack Conway Joe Prince or Mike Pigbury behind the plate Bonville. Teg Nelson of the Brownies leads a squad of veteran stars in a rematch sparked by Bill Carley after St Michael's defeated the Service All-Stars 15 to 6 last Monday on the same diamond.
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Se. Michael's
Marty Dwyer
Michael
Jack Conway
Joe Prince
Mike Pigbury
Bonville
Teg Nelson
Brownies
Bill Carley
St. Michael's
Rockingham Opens Racing Season Today at Park
Rockingham Park kicks off its first annual season with eight races in a program seen as a career highlight for the pastoral track. Total purses exceed 230 dollars along with $14,000 in trainers' awards and a record number of entries, as horses arrive from Windsor Downs and Boston area meets. New steward Norris Casilton begins his post guiding starts as the Bristol Purse headlines the six furlong card with further $5 additions on Saturdays.
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Salem
Rockingham Park
Eug- Jane
Rockingham
John Turner
Gralles
Strots Downs
Et Baston
Norean Casilton
New England
Beazyrog
Bristol
Byrd Captures Michigan PGA Title in Midland
Sammy Byrd of Detroit won the Michigan PGA golf championship near Midland by finishing two under par for a three shot edge over Detroit competitors Al Watrous Jack Winney and Claude Harmon. Jimmy Demaret, in the Navy, trailed by three strokes after morning play. Byrd posted 276 in the afternoon to seal the victory.
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Midland
Mich
Sammy Byrd
Detroit
Michigan
al Watrous
Jack Winney
Claude Harmon
Era
Jimmy Demaret
Navy
Geized
Tosi
Rustas Fires 7 to Capture Top Prize In ENYGAT
Rustas won the state amateur championship at Cohoes, finishing with a strong 34, 34 for a 68 total. Gurney of Waters Run claimed Eastern New York Association honors with a final round 70, while Curler of Edizon Cieb and Netfox of Van Schaick Ill provided solid showings.
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Rustas
Enygat
Gurney
Cohoes
New York
Hiustas
Arex Toguschet
Wes
Requistion Sgures
der Gormiey
Waters Roos
Strosoley
Indus
Curler
Edizon Cieb
Netfox! EH
van Schsick
Dom Mangiso
Ballston Spa
Marsino Vergoni
van Schaick Island
Joe Rustas
Filia
Sassen
Jug McSpaden Sets Fort Douglas Course Record at Utah Open
Jug McSpaden of Philadelphia shattered the Fort Douglas course record by two strokes to win the $2500 Utah Open with 271 for 72 holes. He posted 136 over Friday and Saturday then a par-shattering 63 in the Stadium morning round and finished with a par-T2 for the windup. Byron Melson of Toledo took second with 3132-7268.
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Salt Lake City
Harold Jug
McSpaden
Philadelphia
Fort Douglas
Byron Melson
Toledo
Ohio
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Ame Anderson
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Sweden
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Button
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Iup
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Cluetts
Jack Croker
Américan Locomotive
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Roger Walsh
RPL
Alex Vesty
Waterviies Arsenal
Clifford Boink
Andi
William Leavitt
Freak Park
Harry Robinson
Frear Park
Morris Harple Essley
Joseph LaFrénier
New York Central
Joseph Somogyi
Watervliet
Arsenal
John Kulkman
Art Frament
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Romeo Couture
Waterviet Arsenal
Walt Grotsbeck
Hudson Valley Fuel
John Liotta
Pete’ Kopcha
American
Locomotive
John Luce
Walter Roberts
Ed Sabatini
Low Maslan
Art Hintz
Frank Durkee
American Locomotive
E. F. Justin Chetts
James Clark
Watervlie
Byrd
Joe Palooks
Gorter
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Gond
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Dale
Bash
Hasters Srasrose
Halirose
Ra ‘Ss
Eet Glash
Gormley Oust
SBS Ta
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Jug McSpaden
Mark
Ty Cobb
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By Frank King
Pye
Crash Iesaapeaa
Tampedig
Oscar
V. T. Hamlin
Doc
By Crockett Johnson
Tittlecott
Barnaby
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