Elpis Scores Upset at Belmont in American Oaks
Belmont report notes Elpis, ridden by Willie Bets, upset Monsoon and Reece to win the 725.275 flat Mobey in 2 38 25 as track dried in sun. Monsoon finished second eight lengths clear of third place, with 110 655 of 168 863 wagered on Whitney pelt. Attendance topped 25 121 as Whitney fillies loomed early, Elpis overtook rivals late to claim the prize.
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Belmont
Col C. V. Whitner
Monsoon
Reece
Willie Bets’ Elpis
Mobey
Apare
Johnny Adams
Elvis Homie
William Woodward
Segula
Fock
Brides Biscuit
Bueg
Etpis
New York
State Racing Commission
Acorn
Eipis
Repair Tops Liner 105s 5 2 at Arsenal
Repair tops Liner 105 in Arsenal League 5 2 victory. Grimm started for the winners and earned the win with relief by Charbou teau in the fifth. Evertsen pitched for the losers with Osterhout catching. Callahan and Bob Matthews led the winners with timely hits. Kasofski paced the losers at bat.
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Grimm
Charbouteau
Petoskey Refuses to Report to Memphis in Little Bizons Standoff
Outfielder Ted Petoskey, optioned by Buffalo of the International League to Memphis of the Southern Association, informed manager Bucky Harts yesterday that he would not report under the offered terms. He was placed on the suspended list.
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Buffalo Cfi
Ted Petoskey
Buffalo Club
Memphis
Bucky ‘Harts
The
Bizons
Favorites Fall Back in Second Round of Women’s Golf Meet
In the second round of the first annual Western Ones tournament at Highland Country Club, favorites faltered. Co-medalist from Los Angeles and Louine Suess faced tough matches, while Dorothy Germain of Philadelphia and Babe Freese of Port Townsend advanced. Betty Hicks struggled, and Carol Freese beat Beattye Mims. Ana Casey and Phyllis Onto won in Iowa and Atlantic respectively, with Hopkins and Miss Hopkins delivering late-life rallys to reach quarterfinals.
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Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Highland Country Club
Zacharias
Jean
Cleveland
Ohio
Louine Suess
Atlerta
Gasnetumted
Dorothy Germnaiz
Philadelphia
Gach & Aice
Didrikspo
Dorothy Kirby
Atlenta
Atce O'Neal
Betty Hicks
Chicago
Beattye Mims
White
Dallas
Beuy Jameson
Sac
Pesgy Kirk
Findlay
Albert Becker
Englewood
N. J
Alfred Brunno
New Rochelle
Miss Hopkins
Baby
Miss Hopsins
Babe
Pouc
Ming Germain
Tan Cest
Miss Suggs
Dog Racing Has Biggest Daily Double Win In Florida
Miami Florida reports a daily double at Biscayne Kennel Club paid 2850 dollars, claimed as the largest ever in Florida dog racing. Winning greyhounds were Torn Away paying 54.80 and Scarab's Beauty at 9.26. Track officials did not identify ticket holder's gender.
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Miami
Fla
Seven Net Matches on Red Cross Benefit at Forest Hills
Seven matches fill tomorrow's Red Cross tennis exhibition program at the West Side Club in Forest Hills. Bill Tilden, 52, faces Lloyd Budger in singles while Tilden teams with Vincent Richards against Welby Van Horne and John Dick Grady in doubles.
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New York (P
Red Cross
West Side Club
Forest Hills
Bill Tilden
Lloyd Budger
Vincent Richards Agaliat
Welby van Horne
John Dick
Grady
Veteran Woodland returns as Saratoga race secretary
Woodland a longtime harness racing figure from Washington Court House resumes duties as Saratoga Raceway race secretary for the season opening. He is praised as a top handicapper of trotters and pacers with decades of experience across the Ohio circuit and Midwest tracks, having guided fields and introduced influential systems at several venues.
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Saratoga Raceway
Sinight
Frank Woodland
Washington Court House
Mace
Ohio
Herness Horse Sport
Saratoga
Middle West
Bes
Michigan
Canton
Woodland
Joyce Trims Freeman in Philly Main
Willie Joyce of Gary Indiana defeated Philadelphia’s Dave Freeman by ten-round decision at the outdoor arena stadium in Philadelphia. The 136-pound lightweight title bout drew 3,983 fans paying 8898.95 dollars as Joyce outworked Freeman who led early, with Joyce taking six rounds to four and one even on two judges and five to Freeman on another. An earlier eight-round semi windup saw Jiggs Donahue win a decision over Stanley Miller.
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Philadelphia
Willie Joyce
Gary
Ind
Dave Freeman
Arena Stadium
Gary Negro
Ike Williams
Trenton
N. J
Freeman
Joyce
Charley Daggett
Lew Tress
Leo Comtelio
Jiggs
Donahue
Stanley Miller
New York
Leading Race Tracks Entries and Results at Seffola
Entries and results from Seffola Minnesota tracks list purses from $1,200 to $2,500 for 2 and 3 year olds plus up. Each race shows claiming terms, ages, weights, and notable horses such as Night Wave and Flying Wwiver with numerous entries across maidens and allowances.
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Seffola
Jack Eupene
Gitardit
Baby Connie
Atrester
xxOrcus Jor
Meadow Dew
Soathvale
Becona
Delletion
Pate
Sayeer-ohiy
Torker’ Penthers
Linwoot
Ramojee
Oxnar
Harier
Finth
Darky Diemay
Ico McLaughlin
Arbor Vita
Stargeo
Ground Frey
Windwart Lele
Cake
Ene
Decision
Kear
Aadier
a-Credentials
Neward
Camridge
Ted Gardner
Vetictory
Dany Lee
Adair IH
Arum
Son Til
Wil. Sieger
SY Tee
Seeet
Farlonst
McSety
Ayutromn Boy K
Pwcket
Gasker Wi
Wise Boh
Notameer
G. Brooke
Jowace
Ciliedes
Complex Delaware track results feature many horses and times
Delaware results list numerous horses with times and placements, including La Matick finishing 36.10, Bing Pom, Be Back, Coffman and Abidale among others. The page names trainers and owners, plus multiple race entries and subsequent showings.
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Delaware
la Matick
Wood
Bing Pom
Ss. Young
F. Remerseneid
Aterculen
Anis
Voyageer
Weeez A
Beggataso
Sipwise
Yrup
Yrup. F Tal Eil
Coffman
E. Roberts
J. Mareey
Abidale
J. $. Harrison
Helen Dear
Bunk
Wetone
sHaskeil
Larasay
Gilbert
Bard
L. Bowtra
Bowie
Gremite
St. Wz
F. Raamecheia
A. Buxton
Seoztetk
J. Y. Batlasi
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George Fox
Binh
Baxios
Ivan Dadem Dinna Cate
Toe
Grose
G. Schorschesis
Momo Flag Head Victor At Suffolk
Momo Flag won the S2300 Middiesel Purse at Suffolk Downs in muddy conditions, beating Ruth Howie’s Cliememen with a decisive lead. The Oska Hit Stable’s Boy Soldier finished second, two lengths behind, as Capt Caution set the pace until the stretch. Wagers paid $56, $4.20, and $2.60 with Clansman and Soldier Boy also among top payouts.
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Scffolk Downs
Suusho
S. Licey
Bien
Vas
Hatheny Sie
High Namals
Shobie
Surikht
Samgone
SAI Play TV
Belsareity
G. Meors
Pao
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Baste
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Timte
Derest Bator
Saota Bits
Norn Sire
Urkaven Rewant
Iso Rea ' Smart
Countess Wire
G. Moxaies
Zacaprand
Brepaan
J. Lynch
Seado Ae
Shacoe Fen Yan
Gat O Tz. Gree
G. McMoyien
Tihail
Momo
Batzareiu
Clansman
M. Béstie
Rey
Boy Soldier
G._ Crowell
Stansfran Algo Tar BryAeCl
Mt Bistils Sart
Betzaretti
Queena Reward
E. Haslett
Boston
Lamoureux
Ruth Howie
Suffolk Downs
Osk
Fi Lanae
Fidder
Bish Batteretti
Stow
Serith
Reds May Start Riddle This Week
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Elmer Riddle from Columbus Georgia may return to action this week after a year away from the lineup. Manager Bill McKechnie said Riddle will likely pitch before the team heads east on Montey, with a one month leave from his duties as a recreation director in Columbus.
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Cincinnati
Elmer Riddle
Columbus
Cincinnati Reds
Bill McKechnie
Riddle
Montey
Mckrechnie
St Louis
Columm
Columbus Recreation Department
Recreation Department
St Michael's dominates St Anthony's in 7 3 win
In Prospector Park Diamond St Michael's beat St Anthony's 7 3 after jumping to a two run lead in the third and a five run burst in the fourth. Hoffmeister Printsky and J Dukek led the St Michaels offense while Willetts started on the mound and Printsky finished. Anthony's pitching by Merele and Prince kept the game tight through the final frames.
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Sacred Heart of Troy
Sacred Hear
Waterlio
C.F. OG
St Miezset
Siase Theny
Guy
Eur
Sarkhess
Watervlie Schoodiemont
Troy
Trea
Sy Hughes
Watertie
Ted
Dean
Sherwin
Richardson
Sterwin
Berernits
O’brien
Quest
Anderson
Watervilet
Masry Dwyer
Hncup
Rightield
St. Michael's
Su Anthony
Prospect Park Diamond
St Anthony's
Hoffmeister
Printsky
J. Dudek
Manlius Star George Winkler to Enter Marines
George Winkler of Manlius, a standout at Syracuse area high school, will join the Marine Corps next month after earning a spot in tryouts and securing a sequence of athletics honors. Details mention a prior baseball background and a brief association with a professional tryout, with address listed at 732 Fourth Avenue, Troy.
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George Winkler
Manlius Star
Marines
Cate George Wiskler
Lessegborg High Seroci
ES Marine Corps
Basetall
Marines Stost Vaigane
Bolo Tie Tops Chicago Race in Lincoln Fields Meet
Bolo Tie shows a mild upset at Lincoln Fields race meeting in Chicago edging Harriet Sue by three-quarters of a length for a 1:32 2-5 stretch. Jockey FL A. Smith rode the winner who paid 319.50 to win with Harriet Sue paying 3.10 to place and 240 to show. St Jock finished third as 410 show. Attendance reached 4,511 with brisk wagering and total mutuel handle around 713067.
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Chicago
H. L Ring
Lincoln Fields
Fox
Hyman Friedberg
Harriet Sue
St. D. Sigell
St. Fock
FL A. Smith
St. Jock
Wagerine
Arsenal Golf Meet Draws 635 Entrants for Handicap
Sinuy five golfers will vie for prizes totaling 375 in trophies War Stamps and merchandise during the Arsenal Handicap tournament Saturday at the Var-Behaick Island Country Club Colnes. The schedule for the tournament will be drawn up at a committee meeting. Notable competitors include Tom Walsh and Ed Sabatini among others from Frear Park. A cablegram from Aene Anderson said the Swedish mile record holder would be unable to compete in the U S National.
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Sinuy
Arsénal
Var- Behaick Island
Colnes
Ibat
Atries
Nizhi
Brosslow
Tommy Walsh
Rey Fry
Semsons
Less Goti
Arsenei
Ed Sabatini
Scheneiv
Toe Somogyi
Frear Park
Anderson
PO Cosipete
New York i
Dan Ferris
Sec Teia
Aene Anderson
U. S
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Dearlock
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Joyce Trims Freeman
Philly Main
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Mary Lebey
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Bold Das
Zanzibar
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Suffolk
Reds
Joe Palocka
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St. Anthony’s
Sacred Heart
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