Dodson Hurt In Spill at Pinheco
Maryland jockey Dodson suffered a broken collarbone in a spill at Pinheco Park while riding for Calumet Farm. He was taken to Bon Secours Hospital and had previously ridden Pot Luck in a winning effort at Garden State Park.
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Pinolico
API
Douglas Dodson
Dodson
Rod Brady
Pinsiog Dodson
Bon Secours Hospital
Dotson
Calumet Farm
Maryland
Twilight Tear
Mra
Moore
Toyarda
J.P. Harris
L. M. Carver
Dear
Y. Bieber
Pheecia
L. Funinewitz
J. W. Brown
Cy Dart
Pherecia
Ted Atkinson
Houlgate
Atkinson
Mills
Hougate
W. J. Susini
Surrogate
Sir Burton
Arnold Kirkland
Son of
Wise
Counsellor
Anish
Art Brown
Hippomenes
Surrogaté
Sir Barton
Betty Couzens
Tidy Re Ward
Laniasi
Wit
G. A. Lawson
Pompa Regin
Pompey
C. Hartwick
Edasei
Bis. M. Owsley
Hav-U-Heard
Bine Wings
Green Apples
Brown Preps for Colgate Contest
Brown Zoothail team resumes practice in Providence after a one day break as they prep for the season finale with Colgate on Saturday. Pain keeps the squad indoors for drills on offensive assignments and signals under assistants Ed Crotty and Carl Hector while head coach Rip Engle is sidelined by a cold. Focus shifts to sharpening the Bruin attack and preparing the defense against Colgate Red Raiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Brown Zoothail
Colgate
Ed Crotty
Carl Hector
Rip Engle
Bruin
Red Raiders
Rip Collins Voted Eastern League MVP for 1944
Rip Collins Albany manager and former big league star was named the Eastern League Most Valuable Player for 1944. He led the league in batting average while managing Albany, and received 15 of 14 writers votes for the top honor. The award was announced by Joe M Ryder of the Baseball Writers Association.
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Rip” Collins
Albany
Eastern Loop
Circe
James Ripper
Aeling
Albany Senators
Joe M. Ryder
Master Leagce Baseball Writers Association
Collins
Naot Gto
Fete Natkesis
Hartford
Daflota
Rolie Gladu
Hertford
Nazkenix
Mot
Utica
Shupe
Gallardo
Williamsport
Daniels
Uties
Cohen
Binghamton
Todd
Elmira
Brody
Taylor
Alex Mustailis
Wilson
Johnastown
Middle Atlantic
Savannah
Southeastern
Danville
Three-Eye
Rochester
International
St Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Pittsburg Pirates
Army Drills Indoors for Navy Battle
Inclement weather pushed Army indoors as the undefeated Cadets prepared to meet Navy in Baltimore. Led by Glenn Davis of Claremont Cal Army has 482 points against eight opponents, with Davis averaging over 12 yards per attempt and 19 scores. Doc Blanchard has 243 yards in 44 carries.
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West Point
Army
Navy
Baltimore
Glenn Davis
Claremont
Cal
Davis
Doc Blanchard
Middies Prep for Army Game with Rugged Drill
Annapolis Md Navy football team held a tough practice focusing on offense and scrimmage in preparation for the Army game on December 2. Head coach Comdr E Hagberg indicated the defense would take a back seat as they refine ball handling and offensive plays this week.
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Annapolis
Navy
Comdr. E. Hagberg
Tata
Football Not on Level It's on Three Levels
Football this season spans three distinct levels beyond the pure high school and pro game. Service teams top the field, colleges with trainees form a second level, and civilian college teams rank third, with Army and Navy potentially bridging the top. Ohio State and Great Lakes illustrate shifts, while civilian schools struggle for player power and proximity influences matchups.
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Whitney Martin
New York CP
Army
Navi
Alayer
Air Force
Randelps Field
Camp Peary
Bainbridge
Great Lakes
Duke
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Chia! State
Aste Army
Navy
Ohio State
Armr
Narr
Aure
Naty
Albany Hurler Leaders Dominate Eastern League Records
Official Eastern League pitching records show Albany hurlers high on the list. Leonard Gildore led in wins and starts with 21 wins and 32 starts. Fred Clemence topped in complete games with 24 and pitched 252 hits. Pete Naktenis posted the best winning percentage at .857 with 18 wins and 3 defeats. Earl Henry appeared in 43 games and 249 innings. Ernest Sills allowed 155 runs with 16 unearned. Don Thompson and Bill Skiener led in walks and wild pitches. John Moore and Karl Drews are noted for strikeouts and hits.
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Tommy Hichardson
Albany
Leonard Gildore
Senators
Fred Clemence
Pete Naktenis
Hartford
Naktenis
Earl Henry
Wilkes-Barre
Ernest Sills
Wiliamsport
Don Thompson
Scranton
Bill Skiener
John Moore
Binghamton
Wen
Karl Drews
Stickel to Lead Quaker Gridders
Philadelphia Penn captain Walter Stickel will lead the Quakers against Cornell Saturday. A Navy veteran with three years service, Stickel has played most minutes this season and is listed as a Navy W-12 trainee.
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Philadelphia
Walter Stickel
Penn
Quakers
Cornell
Navy
Stickel
Race Entries and Results From a Turbulent Card
Race entries reveal purses from 31,800 to 2,560 across multiple events. Notable horses include Mechania Gor, Teddy Lass, Ossanay, Pontcharcrai, and War Skaters with varied weights and odds. Entries show 4-year-olds and older contested over distances from 5 furlongs to two miles, with steeplechase and flat races reflecting a busy programme.
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Big Dora
Ask Me
Brerzie
Sunset Boy
xMad Bunny
Qui Darhsel
Maiden Fern
Rosa Atleca
Ginger Man
Mehan Lad
Sebastienne
Gor
Teddy Lass
Tatmob
Sigvant
Shannon River
Ossanay
Beneksar
Reer Bolet
Pontcharcrai
Lady Vaiesha
Rinzevie
Bis Ausela
Bouttai
Sesue Gree
Fairdalvers& Meerde
Adtmo We
Momiles Choice
Ecien
Sirmus
Lyne
Aeice
Saieine
Qileman
Neiz Mowiee
Wiekelte Gat
Son “Allesee
Mine Kaloteis
Johos Sap GH
Callotla
Andrew PaSner
Maskgroft
Authanguer
True Lass
Eady
Bru
Neutrsity
Bice Devil
xTodcan
Niles
Justice
Nap
Powerhoune
AP Bleraren
Aprarist
Groty
Gilbert
DA Fiaimea
Racing results and bettor totals from the Ist-Ch meets
Race results list multiple horses with times, odds, and names such as Good Mite, Paula's Star, Gallant Zen, Morsil's Lad, and Saxonian. Entries include riders A Kirkland RL Meade and TL Luther with totals like 934.10. Daily Double and ticket mentions indicate Win and place payouts across numerous races.
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Fimlico
A. Kirkland
Meade
K. Scaxthom
Paula
Pee
Sore
James Accu
Rosai
Jobbs
St. Botter'a
Wayaise van
Woodward and
Zell
Luther
RL Scatthorn
Brother Dear
Arkixsesya
Miser Chat
Hamimer-Leck
Buxton
Kirkland
Heyrova
Liz Berton
Tity Howard
T. Aterson
Tatiana
Saeinees
Wrights
Adelphia
Mr. Pharsed
Plane Stanew
Cayatorma
Atkinton
Mills
Seatthorn
Roth Doty
Harel
Hugh
Byres
R_ Meade
Greta
B. Mls
D.seade
Calta Pet
Begaai
Saxon Paul Wesley A
Easy Chance
Cushiamaarte
Romeward Bound
Rodis Alec
Blades Triumph Over Washington in Eastern League Clash
Baltimore Blades defeated Washington 3 at their home venue in a late night Eastern League game. Blades secured the win with key plays and better late defense to seal the road victory.
Veterans Lead CCHS Court Squad In Diocesan League Action
The Eighty Streeters, led by Gary, Holmes, Savans and O’Conne, face Vincentian Institute in a Diocesan League game in December. Veterans Degnan Guie Egen and Shattey join the roster as the team competes in the Diocesan and Catholic Central circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Central High
Sting
Langer
Imo Action 2
Suils
Bob Degnan
Bos Guie
Tom Egen
Beesect
Doa
Gary
Ray Holmes
Jena Savans
Hun? Siemens
den McCeriby
Owen Shattey
Joie O'Conne
Vincentian Institute
Reds Report Profit of 32079 For 1944 Season
Cincinnati Reds reported a net profit of 32079 for 1944 after taxes of 24727. President Powell Crostey Jr. said home attendance reached 414209 up 35707 from last year while road attendance declined to 419339 by 37285 at the annual stockholders meeting.
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Reds
Powell
Marion Named Most Valuable Player In Close National League Balloting
Marion of the St Louis Cardinals edged Nicholson of the Chicago Cubs by one vote to win the National League MVP in a tight tallock by the Society of American Writers. The Syracuse, New York native received 19 first place votes to Nicholson's 15. Fred Welker and Ray Mueller also placed high as top vote getters in the 1940s era poll.
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Marion
New York
Mastin
Marios
Chamibion
Bt. Louis Cardinals
Mayer
Bel Nicholson
Chicago Cubs
Resenate Writers’ Association of America
Seléer
Iva
3. C
Sever
Caicago
Nicholsos
Fred “Dixie” Welker
Brooklyn
Chesopion
Acosgia
Fnished
San Musis
Su Louis
Musial
M. Cooper
Merion
Mery
ST S Marton
John M Slajanéy
Basico
Prext
Writers
Rochester
Mack
Cubs
Hotten
Jane
Doudie
Serond
Duer Snore Pointe
Rip Sewell
Pitt
Allied Army Plans Major Sports Slate for Troops
Allied Army officials unveil a broad sports program for troops in Paris and across Europe featuring organized athletics, interwar competition, and support from coaches and civilian officials. The push aims to bolster morale and physical readiness as preparations intensify for Olympic-like events among allied forces.
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London
Am S
Acay Olympics
Paris
Cobleze
Zoot Fio
Asd
Taskerzatt
Sheady Nave
Frenz McCen
Mick
Gteer
American Legion
Denex
Thackground
Gthlert Sipmen
Aetna
Bei
Uae
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Brown
N. B.C
Radi Mutt
Bali
J. J. Schaper
Mgr
Cota
Hifper” Collins
Quaker
Quik
LI Abner
Utd
Ion
By al Capp
By Frank King
Okra
Iain c
Een Srar
V. T. Hamlin
maRiOl Fxsht
Seanes
Yres
Barnaby
By Crockett Johnson
CCHS
Joe Palooke
Allied Army
Cochran
Ricago ‘—Chatenger Welker Cochran
Las Feanclaes
Willie Hoppe
Sewds Hoppe
Los
Ars
Sally
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