Brother Jones Wins Grand National Steeplechase at Belmont
H. E. Talbott's Brother Jones captured the 43rd Grand National Steeplechase Handicap at Belmont Park defeating 11 rivals. Invader finished second with Elkridge and Caddie dead heating for third. Time 5:58.35. winner earned 14500 dollars and a victory cap. Banker Note and Corrigan among favorites.
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Southwest Grid Fans Embrace “High School” Style Football
Southwest Conference fans show stronger turnout this season calling games glorified high school football. Attendance climbs by about 9,000 over last year across six schools with Rice Texas A&M and Texas each posting over 23,000 in two games. Texas Christian played one game this season after two in 1942, while U C L A matchups from last year are excluded from current totals.
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Race Entries and Results at Belmont Park and Meads Park
Race program lists multiple events at Belmont Park and other tracks with purses from 1,000 to 3,500, featuring maidens and claimers for 2-year-olds and up to 3-year-olds, with horses such as Fleetair Oldumwood Air Supremacy Ariel Flight Miss Winks Puckety and Challo. The card includes six races at Belmont and several at Bay Meadows Rockingham and Tawnthorne Park, detailing entries, weights, distances, and post times.
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Purse races and results from Romulus track card
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Columbus Hosts Chiefs in Little World Series Decider
The Columbus Red Birds lead Syracuse Chiefs 2 games to 1 in the Little World Series after games in Syracuse. Red Birds president Al Bannister says catcher Dick West may miss a game due to draft obligations in Louisville. Manager Wick Cullop plans Ted Wilks to start on home ground and to choose between Preacher Roe or George Dockings for tomorrow. If the series extends, Jack Creel or Red Barrett may start.
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Red Wrack Triumphs In Eddie Hurley Memorial at Rockingham Park
Mrs. M. K. Knieriem’s Red Wrack won the Eddie Hurley Memorial at Rockingham Park in a driving finish. The mile and a sixteenth race ended in a 1:48 clocking with Red Wrack nosing Abrupt at the wire. Light Landing finished third as Red Wrack paid $12.60, $56.50, and $35.20. Abrupt paid $5.20 and $4.00, Light Landing $6.20. The fifth race, a $15 purse, went to Visiting Nurse with Shadows Pass second and Sobriquet third. Visiting Nurse paid $3.60, $3.20, $2.40. The six furlongs went in 1:13. The daily double paid $59.40 as Argos won the first and Brave Sir led the second.
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Grid Bears Lead Pro Loop In Passing, Latent Cops
A last quarter rally gave the Repair Gang a 19 18 win over the Inspection squad in an Arsenal touch football league game. Tom Callahan helped with a 5 yard TD run and a 3 yard plunge. Art DiGiovanni passed for two scores to Quinn and Valente. Pat Maxwell and long runs set up three more touchdowns as Repair Gang edged ahead in final period.
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Harvard B C Tangle In Informal Contest
Boston College announced via John P. Curley that a football game with Harvard’s informal team is set for November 20. Curley also said BC will host Camp Hingham on October 24 at Fenway Park to memorialize former coach Maj. Frank Cavanaugh, with potential additional games under consideration.
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Cornell Practice Report Notes Shifts in Positions
Cornell players worked through a contact session with age group practice and a brief scrimmage. Harry Furman lined up at left tackle after illness, swapping with Howard. Cecil Snyder, Tony Laseils, and Nathan Scherr rotated in at end and fullback roles replacing Frank Ac ceci in an offensive week.
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Darnley Cops Trot Feature In Fast Three Heat Run
Darnley topped a three heat program marking the fastest three heat trot for three year olds this year. He set a record in the first heat, tying with Yolo Song Worthy Boy and Phonograph. The Poplar Hill old pacers feature went to My on after a battle with D Brodie. Stardus clocked 2 10 in the mile and sixteenth heat, the fastest for the distance at the meeting. Goose Goslin, ex Washington outfielder, runs a lathe in a Philadelphia war plant.
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RPI Worcester Booters Shine in Season Start
The Terran brothers Manuel and Felix have impressed this week as RPI shows strong early form. They opened with a 3-0 win over Dartmouth and followed with a 2-0 victory at Rochester. The Engineers also beat the Yellow Jackets, with Denney scoring both goals.
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