Zanzibar Wins Big Blaze Purse by Four Lengths at Jamaica
It was a feast or famine for top horses at Jamaica yesterday with Zanzibar delivering a easy victory in the Big Blaze Purse, his fourth win in five races. Esterita was second, Water Pearl third, as Alfios and Miracle Kin completed a three-horse field over 2 miles and 16 lanes in 1 46 45. Attendance reached 17,311. Also, Tommy Glover of the Lynchburg Cardinals was sold to Columbus of the American Association after leading the Piedmont League in two-base hits and runs last season.
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New York
Jamaica
Zanzibar
al Fred Vanderbilt
Agaw
the Dock Stable
Esteria
Hudson Valley
Water Pearl
Alfos
Miracle Kin
Belmont Park
Wayne Wight
Son of Discovery
Esterita
Alfios
Columbus
Lynchburg
Tommy Glover
Lynchburg Cardinals
American Association
Glover
Piedmont League
Aftel
Vedders Brooks
Michigan Chevy
E Guerin
Romiants
Grubs
Ambassador Silver Plate
Solita
We Gerlock
Marmeduke
DB Wright
Kehrab
C “Kahter
Honfleur
fLlana Blanco Spalpeen Justinian I
Moondritt Saros
Lilsou
Sabatis
Cincus
Yolandita Stull
Jodeler
Suita
Trust Buster
PY Abindon
Ash Me
W Mann
Saxon Paul
Brooka
Thoring
Magiala
Happy Yard
Brooks
Gertock
Tal Fork Benth
T Atkinson
Clorlan
Jannhar
Wod Wright
Po Atkinson
S Brooke
Tady Flores
C WeCreary
Gold Flare
Orpheum
TP Atkinson
Smaer
Maurice Alo
Director J. E. Cops Johnson Stakes Triumph at Pimlico
Maryland owned horses dominated the race scene as Director J. E. captured the Richard Johnson stakes for $5,000 added. J. E. led from the back stretch to beat Royal Prince by a length and a quarter with By Jimming close behind. The crowd of 10,000 watched as the Bickle colt paid $53.80 after three-quarters in 1:19 1/5. Jockey Johnny Breen steered Bryson’s representative through a tight opening and held off a late rally by Royal Prince.
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Pimlico
E. E. Bryson
J E
Laurel
J. E
H J Mohr
Alfred P. Parker
Jimming
Dustman
Autocraft
Royal Prince
Johnny Breen
Bryson
Army Points For Columbia Prepares For Saturday Matchup
Army coach Earl Blaik continued two days of hard scrimmaging with the undefeated Army football team as they sharpen for the Saturday game against Columbia in New York. The squad practiced against the B squad and finished with a pass defense drill. Doug Kenna, sidelined by a knee injury, worked out and could debut if Blaik needs his triple threat back for the contest.
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West Point Upi
Earl Blaik
Army
Columbia Inew York
Doug Kenna
Blaik
Race Entries and Results at Jamaica Track
Race card lists multiple purses across six to eight races. Notable entries include Abrek, Chailo, Whippet, Troop Train, Fortunelus, and Oma Joe among maidens and claiming 2 year olds through 7 year olds. Post time 1 p.m. track fast, with substantial purses from 1200 to 7300 dollars and various allowances and handicaps.
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Wamaica
Celtics
Abrek
Handsome Boy
Whippet
Chailo
Coldstream Stud
Lianero
Grey Wing
Solhies Choice
Sugar Pation
Trerarch
Dark Discovery
Whimbrel
Sun Lover
Jubazon
Fort Vancouver
Philadelphia
Sentinel
Ib Miles
Cardinals lose two regulars to Army service in 1944
Outfielder Harry Walker, 25, and pitcher Alpha Brazie, 28, passed their physicals and were sworn into the Army. They will report to Jefferson Barracks after a 21 day furlough. Walker is married with a son under a year old. Brazie is married with no children.
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St Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Harry Walker
Alpha Brazie
Jefferson Barracks
Walker
Brawley
Turf Race Notes From Jamaica and Meadowlands Card
Mixed race results and entries across Jamaica and Bay Meadows include multiple purses from six races with 3 year olds and up, featuring horses such as Sunny Portresa Boum On Tex Hygro and Fighth Race-Putse. The card lists post times, odds, and finishing positions with numerous Desert, Beamy and Ebongoy names looping through the day’s events.
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Erty
Miss Ethel
Sunny Portresa
Boum
xDroll
Winamac
Lee Greensek
Bedhnampton
Hills Palm
Fayood
Razor Sharp
Riles Beamy
Ebony Boy
Emdale
Amadis Prine
Carla
Ted O
Joe Palooka Rochester Brushes Up Punting and Running
Joe Palooka Rochester prepared for a Colgate game at Hamilton with a short informal practice. Coach Dud De Groot praised George Dutch for improving his kicking as Rochester day highlighted a brisk session amid Navy exams. The Norfolk Naval Training Station baseball team posted a mixed season, winning and losing 24 games, with New Cumberland Army Receps achieving a rare series victory over the Savers.
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Rochester
Rochesterresterday
Itg Tul
Colgate
Hamilon
Navy
Marine
Dud de Groot
Norfolk Va
Norfolk Naval Training Station
New Cumberland Pa Army Recep
Cener
Cooper Named Toughest Hitter In National League
Marshall, former Giant and now Marine, nominates Morton Cooper of the St Louis Cardinals as the hardest pitcher to hit in the National League. He adds Ray Starr of the Cincinnati Reds was easier to hit, calling him his country cousin.
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Aicomonagua AP
Willard Marshall
New York Giant
Marines
Morton Cooper
St Louis Cardinals
Cooper
Marshall
Ray Starr
Cincinnati
Reds
Starr
YMCA Physical Program Kicks Off Monday For Men and Boys
The YMCA physical department announces a fall and winter program starting Monday with leagues and tournaments in handball badminton basketball and other sports. Men can attend noon volleyball and Monday Wednesday Friday conditioning at 4 30 pm, with weight lifting boxing and apparatus classes on specified evenings. A special military conditioning class led by Major Kaddo runs M W F at 4 30 pm. Paul E Braddon assists with calisthenics and fitness testing. Youth groups begin Monday with 9 13 year olds at 4 30 pm Saturdays 10 am, 14 16 year olds Tue and Fri 7 pm, and alternate 4 pm or 11 am Saturdays for non employed youths.
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YMCA
Kaddo
Shiny Penny Takes Lead In Last Eighth At Rockingham
Shiny Penny edged clear in the final eighth of a mile at Rockingham Park to win the featured Dover Handicap. The Garfield entry completed six furlongs in a sharp time with Navy Closing strong for second. Mintloch held third and Zaca Rosa was fourth. Downtime payouts included 34 60 and 3 to show for Shiny Penny, with Navy at 7 and 5 to show.
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Shiny Penny
Rockingham
Salem
Sam Garfields
Hiny Penny
Rockingham Park
Rustis Mintioch
Garfield
Lizbo
Gullatts Navy
Sath
Mintloch
W. E
Zaca Rosa
Navy
Shile Mintloch
T. K. Mourais
Rough Command
Hockey Loop Opens Oct 27 in 1943 44 season
The American Hockey League opens its 1943 44 schedule with six teams on Wednesday October 27 as Cleveland visits Pittsburgh League President Maurice Podoloff announced. Buffalo and Indianapolis play the next night in that city. The remaining two clubs start Saturday October 30 Providence at Hershey. Each team plays 26 home games before the season ends March 32.
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New Haven
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Maurice Podoloff
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Providence
Hershey
Philadelphia
Washington
Springfield
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