Plucky Maud Tests Money in $10,000 Added Feature
At Aqueduct yesterday the Sickle filly Plucky Maud ran a bold race to win the mile and a sixteenth added money event left as a top return for owner Regis and jockey Johnny. Whistabout finished four lengths back after a stretch duel, while Delaware Oaks heroine Plucky Maud outpaced rivals in muddy conditions, returning $9.50 to win for the backers.
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Aqueduct
Whit- Reg
Gians
F Bareh
Plucky’ Maud
Count Ger
Lovis Bo Mayer
Berda the Way For A Four Lengths Triumph Wihnessabout
Plucky Maud
Delaware
Johnny
Owen Set Down Agqueduct Trask 2-Vet orian jockey Wiliam
Stewards announced yesterday afternoon that Owen Set Down Agqueduct Trask 2-Vet orian jockey William rode through a duyu race. The crowd of 34,261 saw Whirlabout win $3,324 with daughter of Potpey timing 1 43 35. Ted Atkinson extended his streak with two earlier wins as Good Thing chased Leaving for place.
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Trask 2
Wiliam Once
Owen
Nayr
Longden
Alfred Vanderbilt
Dozer
Grant Thorn
Whirlabout
Potpey
Ted Atkinson
Boojiana
Scorer Has No Cinch Says Oliver On Official Scorer
Travis Oliver, Arkansas Democrat sports editor, details the official scorer role in the Southern Association. He describes long hours in the press box after games, battling insects around the bright lights that cling to hair and clothing, often leaving pest bites and sleepless nights.
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Little Rock
Ark
Southern Association
Travis ‘Oliver
Arkansas Democrat
Fsat
Oliver
Burg Monarchs Seek Games With 17 Year Old Coverage
The Burg Monarchs seek to book games with teams covering players aged 17. A note references Cah North 1318 as a contact or location for scheduling.
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Burg Monarchs
North
Free For All Sets Track Record in Hyde Park Stakes
Free For All won the Hyde Park Stakes at Arlington Park in 1 04 3 5 over five and one half furlongs, breaking the track record by two fifths. Otto Grobs rode the winner as 13 two-year-olds crowded the turn. Don Ameche’s Sir Bim was disqualified, Sir Ben finished second, Scangs third, Best Effort fourth. The win drew a 26,000 crowd. payouts were 240 240 and 42 20. The stable also produced Occupation, winner of the 1942 juvenile championship, and Occupy 281 last year, signaling a potential successor to Blue tradition.
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Chicago
John Marsh
Sucersnful
Arlington Park
Svefengihs
Otto Grobs
Free For
Gete
Don Ameche
Sir Bim
Henry Titulski
Scangels
Taner
Ofdeon
Free
Sir Ben
Occupation
Covington is Winner Utes Capture Pair in Eastern League double victory
Covington and Kimball pitched deep as Utica Braves Sox swept Scranton. Covington, the league’s miracle man, turned in a seven strikeout effort over seven, while Kimball allowed seven hits and four runs. McDonald challenged a force play, but five Miners crossed in the late inning, capping two tight wins for Utica and securing fourth place in the Eastern League standings.
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Scranton
Gpi
Chet Covington
Utica Brave Sox
Eddie Sewyer
Jack Kim‘ball
Fred Seymour
Ducans
Phillis
Covington
Kimball
Chesty
Chet
George McDonald
Mickey Balle
Ducan
Nick Goulle
Bitsy Mott
Tyson
Phing
Bata
MacDonald
Blue Sox
Baile
Jack Barry
Jim Suchecki
Harty Mooradian
Suchecki
Walt Jascowczyk
Suckecki
Bob Dosk
Hia
George Savino
Vance Dinges
Torrore
Yasi
Savino
Andy Latenic
Helen Marlowe Trims Marines in Off-Duty Matches
Helen Marlowe, a second lieutenant in the Marines, keeps physical fit by playing tennis matches with fellow Marines near Camp Lejeune. She enjoys staying in trim and often wins, showing strong athletic spirit despite service duties.
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Camp Lejine
WW. C. G
Helen
Marlowe
Brown Hodgins Continue Driving Feud in Spa Meet
Saratoga Springs Jack Brown and Clint Hodgins two top drivers in hattess racing will renew their friendly duel at Saratoga Race Way when the S2 eight meeting opens June 23. The pair have traded the top driving spot at New York trotting circuits since 1941 and 1942 at Saratoga and Roosevelt races with Brown maintaining a lead in points and wins while Hodgins closes the gap through steady drives and strong finishes. Both plan to push their horses hard over the 52 night program as they chase the title of top New York State driver.
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Saratoga Springs
Jack Brown
Clint Hodgins
Hattess Racing
New York
Saratoga Raceway
Jack
Clint
Saratoga
Brown
Hedging
Nelson Avenue Oval
Hodgins
del Miller
Miller
Roosevelt
Raceway
J. Brown
C. Hodgins
Empire City
New York State
Nelson Cards Record of 29 at St Bonaventure golf
Nelsonson, winner of the Red Cross Open, unofficially broke the nine hole course record at St Bonaventure College with a six under par 29. Harold Jug McSpaden led money winners in an exhibition before 500 war bond buyers. Earl Amidon and Jim Stravino posted 78 and 77 respectively.
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St. Bonaventure
Byron Nelson
St. Bonaventure College
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Nelson
Acore
Earl Amidon
Jim Stravino
Reds Farm Out Young Pitcher To Birmingham Farm Club
Harry Grayson reports that 17 year old Joseph Henry Nuxhall, a Reds prospect, has been sent to Cincinnati's Birmingham farm club. Nuxhall, nearly 18, became the youngest player to appear in a major league game, having faced Stan Musial with bases loaded as the Cardinals overwhelmed Cincinnati. He stands six feet three and 195 pounds, a former high school athlete from Hamilton, Ohio, praised for poise and fastball.
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New York
Nea
Joseph Henry Nuxhall
Cincinnati
Birmingham
Joe Waxhall
Reds
Cardinals
Young Walkel
Hamilton
Ohio
Stan Musial
Bill McKecnie
Crosley Field
McKechnie
Bob Peller Patters
Deseon
Meechnie
Little Hoops Dominates at Safari Downs Race
Little Hoops, a 5-1 outsider, won the six furlong State House Purse at Safari Downs before 10,396. W. Baiticon’s Chicago Dr. was second with Undulator close. Time 1 14 25, payoff 2290, 6.00, 2.69. Black Swan upset in the six furlong Grade C event at 20.60, 5.00, 2.30 with jockey Gigi Moore. Safari Downs raised minimum purses to 1.50 starting Friday for the remainder of the meeting.
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J. White
Hoope
Sare Downs
Undulawr
Mintlock
Harmarket Square
Max Marmerstein
Black Swan
W. W Adams
Cavateria
H.C. Wolfe
Evelyn Rolls
Gigi Moore
W. M. Emerson
Cherrike
Marios Rich
Tigers Acquire New Infelder from Dallas in Texas League
The Detroit Tigers announced the acquisition of 26 year old infielder Jack Sullivan who played in 1942 with Dallas. Sullivan has been working in Dallas War, and his arrival brings the Tigers to a 23 man roster.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Jack Sullivan
Dullas
Sullivan
Dallas
Tigers
Pre-Tourney Favorites Triumph to Reach Quarterfinals in Women's Golf
Chicago star Patty Berg, back from Marines service, advanced to the Western Open quarterfinals. Defending finalist Dorothy Germain and Babe Dickinsin Zeharian pursued victories as Berg edged Lois Doran of Dea Moines. Betsy Jane Haemerle upset Dorothy Hirby to set Berg’s semifinal path. Germain defeated Joanie Barr Tracy to reach Berg-Germain clash.
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Chicago
Patty Bérg
Westers
Dorothy Germein
Babe Dickinsen Zeharian
Lieut Berg
Loisele
Azad Ahe
Patty
Betty Jane Haemerle
St. Louis
Dorothy Hirby
Atlanta
Miss Heemerle
Httle le Louis Star
Miss Kirby
Babe
Albert Backer
Englewood
X. J
Dark Horse
Oclsire Doren
Cleveland
Miss Doran
Georgia Tainter
Fargo
N. D
Lawrence H. Selz
Ravinia
Til
Janet Weller
Georgia
Miss Germain
Physiil Otto
Omaha
Jeanne Chine
Bloomtington
Ill
Migs Otte
Dodgers Load Roster with Youths Discard Oldsters
Dodgers overhaul their squad by dropping veteran players and promoting many teenagers. Boss Branch Rickey and Manager Leo Durocher retire seniors to clear spots for a wave of 17 to 18 year olds and recently signed youngsters from colleges and minor leagues.
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Dodgers
Oldsters
Brooklyn
Branch Rickey
Johony Cooney
Lloyd Warner
Frice Ostermquetler
Patankeemann
Gi Engusk
Leo Durocher
Arky Vaughen
Hag
Eddie “Mikels
Charles Osgood
Ralph Brasca
Calvin, McLish
Clyde Bing
Eddie Basinski
University of LaSalp
Jack Bolling
Montreal
Miksis
Gagood
Burlington
N. J
Somerville
Mass
MocLish
Navy
Branca
New York University
Duroche
King
Idyesroli Finger
University of North Carolina
Troy Man Judge at Dog Show
E K Lopeman of Troy will judge warking dogs at the Henzel Club auction match at Albany academy. Dr William B Cornell of Men and Percy Roberts of Noroton will judge best in show and Witt coert so raight in the Joseph Henry Memon tint, Albany, to complete plans for the July 4 event. Entries will be accepted at the grounds. A pedigreed Doberman Pinscher auction by Jean Baptiste will go to the highest bidder.
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EK Lopeman
Troy
I Henzel Club
Albany Academy
Willam B. Cornell
Men
Ands
Percy Roberts
Noroton
Conn
Witt Coert
Albany
Jean Baptiste
Rickey Signals Possible Roster Change After Pennant Loss
Rickey admits St Louis can shift the pennant odds as Cardinals pace the NL with fast play. He notes St Louis may lose a couple keysmen while Brooklyn adds new stars. He regrets wartime manpower limits and plans to bring in at least three more players, weighing whom to cut from the list.
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St Louis Cardinals
Rickey
St. Louiis
Keys
Brooklyn
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