Pensive Finishes Third in Hialeah Dash Despite Upset
Kentucky Derby hopeful Pensive, ridden by unseated jockey Porter Roberts, ran third in a six furlong overnight dash at Hialeah Park, Florida, finishing behind Valdina Malden and Historian. Bankrupt won the mile and a furlong race, while a sixth race disqualification involved Rurales and Dairy Lady. Attendance was 9,176. daily handle totaled $697,790.
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Hialeah Park
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J. E
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Pensive
Pertiment
Jom Hutchine
Valdra Matden
Fensive
Maryland
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Whirlaway
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Valdina Malden
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Historian
Bankrupt
Steve Brooks
Bellike
Loveday
Onis
Mark
Air Current
Havahome Stable
Rurales
Dairy Lady
W H Kelly
Earl Steffen
Valdiia Pledge
Steffin
State Racing Commission
Justinian
Chance
Ranger
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Zon Amalha
G. McMullen
Reyes
Henry Knight
Brooke
Atkinson
Romulus Kincusher
Neent
Sunwise
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Everin
J. Brennan
Helen Night
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Gilden Hames
Josephine Dacar
Pontchar
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Ee Man
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Aise Tan
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Kelly OM
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Loverton
Golden Thorn
Ray Carse
Lord Bart
Darby Ducat
Valtina
Bieuges
Roman Glory
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H. Trent
Ranger II
J. Deering
Fancy Free
Sungino
Tacoma
Charlene
Betty
Bob
Tamief
True Lass
F. A. Smith
Parasang Snaps Losing Streak in Arlington Purse Victory
Parasang, a seven year old son of Haly ton Easter pageant, won Hot Springs Oaklawn Park in the Arlington Purse over a mile and a sixteenth, beating W I Lunt's Alergic by two lengths. Red Wrack ran third as Parasang clocked 1 47.2 earning 3.50 2.80 2.60. Jockey George Napier suffered a possible dislocated shoulder after a spill in the first race but was not seriously hurt.
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Fair Grounds
Hot Springs Oaklawn Park
W. I. Lunt
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Alergic
Red Wrack
George Napier
Williamson Stable
Lovely Dawn
Army Crushes Maryland in 85 to 22 Victory
Army overwhelmed Maryland 85 to 22 as West Point ran to its 14th straight win. Dale Hall from Parsons, Kansas, scored 22 and set a new Army single season total record surpassing 832 points in 18 games. Charley Hiden led Maryland with eight points while four Cadets matched or exceeded that effort.
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Army
Maryland
West Pointers
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Army Flash
Parsons
Kan
Harvard
Charley Hiden
Widener candidates work out at Hialeah Park
Six Widener hopefuls tested speed and stamina ahead of Saturdays mile and a quarter $25,000 classic of winter racing at Hialeah Park in Florida. The group included First Fiddle, Alquest, Martne Bolaghiese, Eurasian, Sun Again, and Marriage, each posting timed fractions and breezes in preparation.
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Fla
Widener
Edward Mulrenan
A. ©. Ernst
Randi T. DB
Martne Bolaghiese
Havahome Stable
Calumet Farm
Coward
Dupuy
Lions Center Rejected for Military Service
Detroit Lions center Alex Wojciechowicz was rejected for military service by Army medical examiners due to an ailing shoulder. The Fordham alumnus, a six season NFL veteran, is the oldest Detroit player to be deferred from service.
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Alex Wociechowicz
Detroit Lions
Army
Woyjciechowicz
Fordham University
Detroit
Riverside league third quarter title battle noted in Troy bowling
Corneil clinched the third quarter championship by whittling down Holy Cross by twenty pins in the final game. Army trailed by a tie for the lead despite a three-win stance over Dartmont. Navy edged Colgate. Harvard shut out Columbia. High weekly scorers included La Posta and Rogers among many others across multiple leagues and clubs.
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Corneil
Holy Cross
Army
Dartmount
Navy
Colgate
Harvard
Columbia
Frank la Posta
Dave Jones
Bud Watson
del Aldrich
Tommy Rogers
Jack Callahan
Harold Gauway
Muller Tracy
J. Watson
Naviy—Jones
D'Aillard
Collins
Bulson
Aldrich
Isabelle
J Rogers
Murray
T. Rogers
P. McMeel
Niebhur
Curto
Carnell
H. Watson
Ellett
Galway
Callahan
Dartmouth
Brimmier
Race Entries and Results at Hialeah and Oaklawn Parks
Race cards list multiple events at Hialeah Park and Oaklawn Park with purses from 800 to 5,000. Entries include 3-year-olds maidens and 4-year-olds up in claiming and allowance races, with horses such as Thankful, Loyal, Research, Air Talk, Flying Giant, and Paragram. First post around 2:30 pm EWT.
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Ladva Count
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Little Bud
Basicus
xCananea
Rhyme Maker
Valdiia Joe
Smoky Snyder
Golden Fleece
Aeformator
Schute
Talmadge
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Thor
Freddie's Pal
Michaelo
John Q Public
Army Glider
Hillyer Court
Annie Lea
Naushty Vinen
Stormy Bill
Tiny Tackle
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Teddy Haste
Ariel Show
Fight Man
Come Now
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Punto
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Roman Red
the Captain
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Mighty Lucky
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Tangower Lee
Pearl Harbor
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Horse Racing Results at Warlawn and Hialeah Parks
The report details multiple races with horses such as Rangh Command, Playful Pal, and Della a, noting times and payouts like 20.80 for a winning disra paid, across Warla wn Park events and a Hialeah Park segment. Included are rider initials, trainer abbreviations, and purse figures, with numerous horses noted as also ran or in field groupings.
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Pal
W. Raley
Bird Taj
Sly
Gav Sathe
Pratt
K. Scawthorne
Tessiva
Seabo
Olivia L. Duole
Disra
Midkapl
F. Ghidewelly
FE. Haslett
Fair Sand U
Westryn
Roy HS
Nancy Lee
Bird
Waldina Kotvin
Garden Pot
Doctor Reder
Glidewell
L. Weerzy
Aviation Cadet AG
Fitsbod Ate
Lavelle Joins Lambert Trophy Board Of Trustees
New York boasts Lavelle named to the August V. Lambert Memorial Trophy Board of Trustees a move seen as nearly unanimous. The Bronx native and Notre Dame guard turned scout and organizer now directs athletic programs for 80 000 Catholic Youth Organization youths in the New York Archdiocese while remaining a familiar figure in football and track circles.
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Lambert Board
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Broklyn Bridge
Empire State Building
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
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All-Hallows High
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Columbia
New York Giants
Saint Mary's
Santa Clara
Green Bay Packers
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Frank Leahy
Catholic Youth Organization
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Light Sets New Colony Alleys Record in Water Vliet
Harry Light bowled a 743 in the Schanz Brothers League at Colony alleys Water Vliet. He posted games of 237 267 and 239 with seven spares and 28 strikes, breaking the 727 record held by Jack Mitchell Jr. Light’s league average stands at 156.
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Colony
Watervliet
Light
Jack Mitchell, Jr
Schanz Brothers
Bobby Doerr Signs 1944 Contract
Bobby Doerr, longtime Red Sox second baseman, reportedly signed a 1944 contract amid spring training. The Boston club also announced an exhibition game during the spring tour, set for April 3 at Annapolis.
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Braves Map Spring Plan At Wallingford School
The Boston Braves announce spring training at Wallingford Connecticut with players reporting March 15 and on field drills beginning March 17. They will play Yale in New Haven on April 5 then face Choate the next day before heading to New York. Practice occurs in the school infirmary building with two sessions daily and proceeds benefit the Red Cross.
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Yale
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Choate
New York
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Inpeheon
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