Three Horse Classics in Pimlico Race Forecast
Pimlico Classic field narrows to Twilight Tear Devil Diver and Megogo as top contenders for the 1249 335.08 purse with only three stakes horses likely to start the Special race and Wednesday opens at Maryland Jockey Club oval. Twilight Tear seeks Horse of the Year honors by defeating older stars while Devil Diver and Megogo also vie for top year-end recognition. First Fiddle and Bolingbroke rate as strong rivals though Bolingbroke is not eligible for the special.
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Leafs Upset Hawks 11-5 in Chicago Showdown
Toronto Maple Leafs crushed the Chicago Black Hawks 11-5 before 18 163 fans. Sweeney Schriner and Lorne Carr each tallied three goals, Gus Bodser set up four, as Toronto controlled play most of the night and outpaced Chicago with fast breaks and long passes.
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New York Giants Treasurer Leo Bondy Dies at 61
Leo J. Bondy, 61, vice president and treasurer of the New York Giants baseball club, died at 9 am yesterday in a New York hospital. A Pottsville, Pennsylvania native, he had been associated with the Giants since 191% and named vice president in 1934 after the death of John McGraw.
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Area Scholastic Grid Results
Area scholastic grid results list weekend football scores in the Troy area. Albany High 36 Albany Academy Mechanicsville 13 Bethlehem Central Hudson 13 Philip Schuyler 6 Sunday Catholic High 6 LaSalle 0 Christian Brothers Albans 5 Vincentian 0. Next notice outlines town fiscal-year budget hearing and tentative salaries with tabled figures and meeting time.
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Fire destroys grandstand at Thistle Down track
A large fire wrecked the three story grandstand and clubhouse at Thistle Down race track in Cleveland, with some 700 thoroughbreds spared. The blaze started under a stairway amid trash as winds fanned flames. damage pegged at 30 200 dollars and no injuries were reported. Fire brigades from Cleveland and nearby suburbs contained the blaze in about three hours. Notable horses at the track included Pistol Pete Romulus Mandy Lands Fort Vancouver Vice Admiral Mugwump and Side Order. Traffic clogged access roads as spectators gathered from North Randall and Warranaville Heights.
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Packers Down Lions 14-0 for Sixth Victory
Green Bay scored twice in the first half and held off Detroit 14 to 0 before 30,821 at home. Ted Feitsen plunged in from the one yard line and Joel Laws caught a 36 yard TD pass from Jy Camp, with Hutson adding a pair of extra points and another PAT on the rush. Hutson totaled 50 points this season as Detroit struggled to threaten in the second half.
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Jamaica Empire City Race Entries and Purses Detailed
Race card from Empire City lists first through eighth races with purses from 1300 to 7500, including allowances for 2 year olds to 6 furlongs and up. Entries name numerous horses and odds style, featuring A-Pheeca Cat... up to Rockwood Argo and Miss Puritan among others, with several races including Mahopac division, claiming events, and stake-style fields.
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Yanks Beat Tigers 17 14 on field goal in NFL debut
Brooklyn Tigers suffered a 17 to 14 defeat as the Boston Yanks secured their first league win on a late field goal. Ed McGee sparked the decisive drive by returning a pass to the Tiger 10, with Liz kicking from the 12 after an offside call. George Cafego connected with Joe Crowley for the Yanks first score, and John Morelli returned a fumble for another. Pug Manders added Brooklyn’s lone major with a 37-yard run following a 51-yard drive.
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Results of Grid Games Oklahoma Texas Christian Randolph Field
Results from grid games list scores for multiple colleges and military teams across various matchups. Notable results include Oklahoma 34 over Texas Christian 19, Navy 26 over Penn 0, Michigan 46 over Perdse 14, Wisconsin 40 over Greet Lakes 12, and Texas 61 over North Texas Agricultural 0. Also notes a women's bowling tournament in Albany with Iola Lash er as state president.
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Rams Bow to Bears 28 21 Lose Ground
Chicago Bears upset the Cleveland Rams 28 to 21, erasing a title chance as a late 68 yard reverse broke a 21 all tie. Luckman connected for a score and Bear defense and special teams helped seal the game as Cleveland rallied without enough power to overtake Chicago. Hartford, Conn. GPi Dr. Ray mond S. Elmer was reelected president of the United States Eastern Amateur Ski Association for the 18th time at the concluding session of the twenty second annual convention yesterday.
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Holy Cross Beats Coast Guard 26-14 to Stay Unbeaten
Holy Cross routed Coast Guard 26 to 14 in Worcester to remain undefeated this season. The Crusaders capitalized on turnovers with passing plays from Walter Idan to Wsee Atts and a Tom Smith touchdown after a Coast Guard fumble, while Ted Moraghey and Ben Turner contributed on the ground and through drives. Coast Guard outgained Holy Cross 223 yards to 164 and held a 164-85 advantage early but could not overcome the early scoring surge.
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Seahawks Win Over Marquette in Homecoming Tilt
The Iowa Pre-Flight Seahawks defeated Marquette 3 0 in the hilltop school's homecoming game. Delt Taylor led the offense with one and three yard sneaks for the opening markers, Don Samuels added a 63 yard run, and Charley Woodward scored from four yards. Vic Sehleich kicked twice as the Seahawks overwhelmed Marquette, limiting them to 23 rushing yards and piling up 2 total yards for the Seahawks.
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Eagles Reward Pay Could Drive Pro Football Hearts
WHOTNEY MARTIX says the Eagles study bonus pay for players, like $5 and $10 per standout play, as a new incentive. He argues such rewards boost individual efforts, with examples from baseball and basketball potential, noting risks of uneven motivation and complex scoring.
Bob Maxwell Retains Frear Park Title
Bob Maxwell won the Frear Park championship for the second straight year by defeating Joseph Sorcorvi 3 and 2. His victory earned him the Pat Patterson trophy while Maxwell, on leave from the Merchant Marine, will hold the title as weather allows informal play at Frear Park.
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Elliptical Ramblings On Amateur Athletics And Incentives
The writer frets about amateur athletics promising steak or rides on the merry-go-round as motivation. He suggests grading feats and paying players beyond salary may sap spirit, while opponents get Jerseys with fruit imagery as a jab. The piece then hints at a plan failing to materialize.
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