Daily Double Pays $1,122 At Tropical
A chaotic racing card at Tropical yielded a $1,122 daily double win as Skytraver led early to win by two lengths over FF. HMinton's Boy-Piln, with Me Front Pall close behind, in a tight finish for second. The event drew a throng of 824 percent, with winning tickets at 34 percent of doubles.
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Clarence Black Buys Calumet Fingo for Troy Stud
Clarence T Black of Troy purchases Calumet Fingo, a leading pacer, to stand in Troy. The 13 year old stallion, 4230 pounds, will be bred to top mares. Walter Moore praises his strength and history, noting his undefeated 12 starts at two and a strong Grand Circuit record.
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Aggies Edge Tar Heels In NCAA Final Thriller
Aggies defeated North Carolina Tar Heels 83 79 at Madison Square Garden to win the NCAA basketball title. Ohio State claimed consolation honors, beating California 83 45. Eastern regional champ North Carolina fought hard but fell short amid late game stints and fouls.
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Browns Starred in Exhibition Before 4000 Fans
Anilmin Cal M broke through as Browne Mhats led the Heatlywood Alays in a yesterday exhibition before an estimated 4,000 fans.
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Giants Acquire Richmond Pitcher Kennedy From Piedmont
Hal Miss, manager of the New York Giants, announced the purchase of 23 year old Matty Kennedy a left handed pitcher from Richmond Piedmont League. Kennedy had been with the Led on a trial basis and appeared in one exhibition game. President Horace Stoneham backs the move and the rookie will likely be farmed to Jersey City in the International League for seasoning.
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Miss Hubbell Nets Victory in Brookline Tennis
Dedham’s Miss Hubbell defeated Miss Ithada Hop king of Woodhaven Conn 6-1 6-2 to advance in the National Women’s indoor tennis championship at Longwood. In doubles, Lyall and Pullen beat Pelix and Boyd 8-4 10-8. Edith Sigourney and Are Huse Wightman beat Sylvia Knowles and Hopkins 2-6 6-4 1-? as rounds continue with several matches settled Monday.
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New York
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Wollesley College
Williams Led Thorns With 608 In Buffalo Bowling
In Buffalo Thompson Williams totaled 621 with a 178 173 172 line and teammate Thorns posted 608 on 181 215 212 in Watervliet matches. The scores were misreported in transmission and later corrected by Tom Williams who called The Troy Record to set the record straight.
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Pirates Triumph Over White Sox in Nine-Hit Win
Kan sas City ace Aolson Bahr pitched the full nine innings for a 2y 1 victory, holding the Chicago White Sox to six hits yesterday. Bahr, who won 12 and last nine for Kansas City of the American Association last year, led Pittsburgh Pirates to victory in San Diego.
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Racing Entries at Leading Tracks Reveal Wide Field
Race cards list numerous 4 year olds and older competing in 6 furlong and longer events at multiple tracks. Notable horses include Thorn Ul, Fountain Grove, Lacy, Miss Snip, The Taltenron, and Flying Glan. Wagers show purses from 1,200 to 7,500 with allowances and claiming races across seven races.
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Bruins Triumph Over Red Wings In Lopsided Stanley Clash
Boston blanked Detroit 3-0 before 13 069 fans as Fernand Gauthier and Pap Guilolin scored to pace a strong Bruins defense. Lumley faced 21 shots but yielded all three goals while Brimac held Detroit to one tally. The series resumes tomorrow with a potential sixth game set for Sunday if needed.
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Glass Boards Rules Change in Last Four Minutes
New York sports officials unveil changes by the United States and Canada basketball committee affecting the final four minutes. Re-entry allowed, automatic clock stop for certain plays, optional transparent backboards, and revised jump ball rules. Debate over tall-player restrictions continues with no action taken.
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Casale and McPherson Clash In LaSalle Main Monday
Casale to meet McPherson in Lasalle main event Monday at the Keveny Memorial Academy. Rev Joseph Kelly to toast at the dinner. committee includes Kenney, Doherty, Barnes and others. Dodgers beat Saints in 12th. boxing card features Canale and McPherson with Ted Bayly promoting.
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Nats Rally To Shade Bisons 8-7
Washington Nationals beat the Bisons 8 to 7 in a tight exhibition at Winter Haven. Brice Campbell homered and added a run, while Buffala, Hudson, and Kennedy connected for timely hits as the Nats overturned an early deficit and held on for the victory.
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