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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1943

Page

31

Sun Again Narrowly Edges Wait A Bit In Vosburgh Handicap

Belmont Park witnessed a banner crowd as Wait A Bit under Charlie Givens upset pace leader Sun Again. Sun Again closed strong to take second by three lengths with Adulator fading, Signator and Esterita among early movers.

Belmont Park William Ziegler Espino Warren Wright Sun Miso Herbert M. Woolfe Signator Washington Park Apache Charlie Givens Adulator Esterita Cassis Ringmenow

Little Series Starts Tonight Between Red Birds and Chiefs

The Columbus Red Birds open the Little World Series against the Syracuse Chiefs aiming for a record third straight title. Columbus will start Ted Wilks against Millard Howell, with Howell having three playoff wins and Wilks last year's series win over Syracuse. The best-of-seven series continues tonight through Sunday before moving to Columbus Monday.

Syracuse I Columbus Red Birds American Association Syracuse Chiefs St. Louis Cardinal Farms Columbus Montreal Syracuse Dewelfens Nick Cullup Millard Dixie Toronto Newark

Fred Logan the Polo Grounds dresser and keeper of memories

Fred Logan, a 64 year old Irish Scotsman, recalls 54 years in New York baseball dressing rooms starting at the Polo Grounds in 1889. He served managers including McGraw and Huggins, aided run the scoreboard, and now helps Yankees and Giants clubs while recalling Tony Lazzeri’s pranks and early shower-less days.

Frank Eck New York Polo Grounds New York Yankees Giants Fred Logan Fred Johnny Ward Johnny Jim Murrie Eastern Park Brooklyn Trolley Dodgers Eddie Queens Papa Logan Miler Huggins John McGraw Joe McCarthy Highlanders Logan Tony Lazzeri Tony Babe Ruth Babe Bud Methen Mr. McCarthy Huggins Yankees Hug Eddie Plank Chief Bender Connie Mack 1905 Athletics Christy Mathewson

Race Entries and Results at Belmont and Hawthorne Pairs

Belmont Park entries show nine races with purses from 800 to 2200 dollars and multiple claiming and allowance contests for 2year olds through older horses. Hawthorne Park features nine races with purses from 900 to 1000 dollars, listing entries such as Centupia Trimmed Mastaca and Blue Steel as well as several x-prefixed horses across 6 furlong to 12-16 mile distances.

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Rain Fails to Halt LII Drills

La Salle gridders endured rain and a soggy La Salle Field as coach Chuck Biffle directed a stiff practice in preparation for the season opener with Cathedral on Sunday. The Cadets worked on blocking tackling and backfield precision while Biffle tested lineups. Jack Ryan was out with a broken ankle, shifting signals to Paul Ryan for the duration of the season.

la Salle Cathedral la Salle Field Chuck Biffle Biffle

Horse Racing Results at Hawthorne Park

Results from Hawthorne Park feature multiple race outcomes with times, placements, and paying odds. Notable entries include String Band, Weapons Pride, Doodlebug, Prominette, Liberty Flash, Mighty Lucky McLeod, and Gallant Play among others with various show and place finishes. Daily double payouts and consignments to the event are listed, reflecting a busy racing card.

Hawthorne Park Ist L. Whiting Lowe K. Pucci Knights Quest Anopheles Grand Rush Kapla Monks Memo Spanish Jewel Beamy Maihigh Weapon's Pride Fthcock Sour Up. & F Vulcann Wegrzyn C. J. Martin Burnsy Gem W Sameron Hoosier Just Beans Real Sad Sth Orig Dsr Cherrike CE Blanco Knight W. Morrissey Quick Warren Weisenheimer Genticake Uncle Walter Sam Houston Thorn Burgon Maid Burns Higley Whiting Vaidina Mari Ruditan Snow Haley Blossom Queen Creatr W. Gilles Cha Man A. Smith Pennsburg BE. Blanco Gay Hear Enony Boy Pari Sands

Lions in Workout Before Princeton Game Here

Columbia coach Lou Little held a light practice for his grid squad emphasizing punt returns and streamlined formations to protect players for the upcoming game with Princeton. The session featured non contact drills, with detailed entries noting horses and times among a long list of entrants and wagers.

New York Princeton Lou Little Columbia

Racing Board suspends five figures tied to Fairmount Park wins

The Illinois Racing Board suspended five individuals from racing activity over recent Fairmount Park races it said were won by horses stimulated with caffeine. Named are Philip Domiguez owner-trainer of Pari Sucre, C. E. Simmons owner, P. E. Simmons trailer of Street Arab, W. Bloom owner-trainer of Courtaway, and his son Duane Bloom groom.

Chicago Illinois Racing Board Fairmount Park Philip Domiguez C. E. Simmons P. E. Simmons W. Bloom Courtaway Duane Bloom

Pratt Wins Five At Rockingham Park In One Day

Salem, N H Pratt rode five winners in seven races at Rockingham Park after a layoff due to contract difficulties He won with Our Gladden in the Piermont three year olds allowance race and followed with Hard Telling Infant Queen Snider in the first and second legs He also rode Smoky Snyder and One Dollar in the daily double Our Gladden paid 80 to 1 with place payouts Flange and Leicester finished second in the featured race with Leicester earning 2 80 2 20 The daily double paid 170 60 for the two winning mounts

Salem N. H Harry Pratt Rockingham Park Outpost Stable W. L Lunt Sae W. W. Crenshaw Smoky Snyder I. Buckeye Pratt Gladden H. M. Boshamer Flange D. E Gton Leicester Our Gladden

Burgoo Maid Wins Hawthorne Six Furlong Race

Burgoo Maid, ridden by G Burns on 117 pounds, won Hawthorne’s six furlong feature yesterday. Fag finished second with Be Brief third as Burgoo Maid surged in the home stretch to win by two lengths and a half. Time 1.11 3-5. win payout 34.20.

Chicago Hawthorne Burgoo Maid G. Burns Be Brief

Dartmouth First Team Backfield Changed

Dartmouth coach Earl Brown shuffled the backfield after another disappointing practice. Freshman fullback Hal Clayton and halfback Harry Bartnick were moved up from the second team, with Milt Fromson joining at quarterback. Only regular Joel Andrejco remained at right halfback.

Anzacs Visit Yankees White Sox Tilt for A Day of Baseball

United States servicemen hosted 60 forestry troops from Australia and New Zealand at a New York Yankees versus Chicago White Sox game. The visitors learned the national pastime as Anzacs historically served with the Ninth Division in England. They arrived at an Eastern port Wednesday en route home.

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Yanks Buy Eight from Farm Clubs

New York Yankees announced the purchase of seven pitchers and an outfielder from their farm clubs Newark International and Kansas City. From Newark: Walter Dubiel Emerson Roser Joseph Page and Donal Savage. From Kansas City: Willie Baker John Johnson Floyd Beve Albert Lyons.

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Cornell Drills On Defense Before Navy Game

Cornell’s 34 man squad completed final drills in Baltimore for tomorrow night’s game with Navy. Coach Snavely and assistants Howard Babb and Tony Lascala rotated at left end. Capt. Meredith Cushing is out with a broken right thumb and Marine Tom Blackburn will start in his place.

Tibaca Cornell

State receives 1.66 million from Narragansett racehouse

Rhode Island's share of Narragansett Park's 60 day meet closed last Saturday at 1,658,724.07. The figure, announced by Narragansett Racing Association president James Donley, exceeds last year's state take by 339,862. The announcement notes the season's gains and growth in handle for the state.

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