Jockey Hurt In Spill At Aqueduct
Jockey Lawrence Harsman sustained a compound fracture of the left leg in a spill at Aqueduct. He was taken to Physicians Hospital in Jackson Heights for treatment and is expected to miss about six weeks. A crowd of 23,582 witnessed Mercator win the Harbor Hi stake at about two miles, paying $9.65.
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Aqueduct
UPI
Lawrese Harsman
New York
Harper Hill
W. HL Lipscout
Merester
Irfwaphant
Wiic Leosard
Joe Big Stirrup
Hausman
Indianapolis
Billy Andrea Kay
Physicians Hospital
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Mexico City
BM Hicks
Boon
Jule Fink
Hirsch Jacobs
Mercato
Harbor Hi
Lohia
Kent Miller
Elkridge
Renerval
Thomas T. Moti
Bil Coffman
Mercator
Lipscomb
Leonard
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Chief Foxner Triumphs At Roosevelt Raceway
Westbury New York Roosevelt Raceway saw Frank Safford clinch his 50th victory this season driving Chief Foxner a five year old black gelding in the $1,000 feature mile pace. The Grand Circuit win came as Chief Foxner overtook Black Treasure late to finish half a length ahead of Will Abbe with Roscoe Hanover a length back in third. Time was 2 07 1 with Foxner paying $13.50. Ela ebra the 3 to 5 favorite finished out of money.
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Westbury
N. Y
Frank Safford
Roosevelt Raceway
Chief Foxner
Black Treasure
Lafford
Will Abbe
Roscoe Hanover
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Major Bowling Events Restored To Calendar For 1996
The Office of Defense Transportation cleared major bowling events to resume in 1996, including the American Bowling Congress World Series, the National duckpin meet in Providence, and the Women's International tournament in Kansas City. ABC officials said an emergency committee would vote to schedule the ABC World Series, signaling the end of wartime cancellations and aiming for events starting next spring amid travel concerns.
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Office of Defense Transportaton
J. Monroe Johnson
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Battle
Providence
A. 1
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Jackson
John Canelli
American Bowling Congress
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Buffalo
RPI Grid Squad Preps For Saturday Opener
RPI continues 1955 season preparations for a Saturday 3 PM opener against Scranton at their field. Coach Graham emphasizes refining the backfield with veterans like Powell Kiestring returning from 1944, while tentative starters remain undecided amid Navy training cutbacks.
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RPI
Enén
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Scranton University
Scranton
Troy
Institute
Paul Graham
R. P. FE
George Powell
George Kiessting
Graham
Navy
Rensselaer
Canelli Announces 1936 Rinways After Emergency Vote
Canelli says work on the 1936 Rinways starts after the emergency committee vote. Three cities chosen for next year’s mutts are in hotbeds of bowling, reducing travel. Johnson’s action extends to smaller wartime curtailed tournaments.
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Canelli
Johnson
Supermont Victor Wins Palisades Purse at Camden Oval
Supermont victoriously outran five sprinters in the Palisades Purse at Garden Strate Park. The six furlongs took 1 1/5 seconds over a fast track. the gelding paid 2390 to win. Nick re magrated him in third, while Depth Charde and Pony Ballet chased hard before Supermont surged clear.
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Lyto
O. FR. Troup
Supermont
Extreme Suisider
Garden Strate Park
Supermort
Nick
Fifth Avenue Women’s Bowling League Opens Season Tomorrow
The Fifth Avenue Women’s Bowling League will open its season tomorrow night at 7 o’clock at the Alpha Alleys. A business meeting is scheduled for 3 o’clock with Mrs. Mary Clancy presiding.
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Fifth Avenue Women's Bowling League
Alpha
Mary Clancy
Entries and Results at Leading Race Tracks AQUEDULT
Race card heavy with multiple events at Garden State Park and Monmouth Park. Lists purses from 500 to 10,000 plus fences and hurdles, with names of horses, odds, weights, and entries for maidens and claiming races across several races. Mentions track conditions, trainers, and notable runners like King Kip and Metropolitan, plus detailed results and payouts for various divisions.
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Master Play
Maz O'Sullivan
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King Kip
Flxbush
Xxbec
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Mux
Gran
Menmai
Army Merex
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Pla Ies
Minadroit
Darby Diadem
Storloness
Southern Pride
Mieleader
Lord Boszell HS
Assault
Midatett
Serignter Titore
Adathr Delian
Ravedalh
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Bright Camp
Garden State Tana
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Dallas Open Looms As Texas Feud In Golf Shows
Dallas hosts a major Texas Open golf event with top professionals and amateurs from Nashville Fort Worth and New Orleans. Notables include Snead McSpaden Penna Barron and Gnezzi. The field opens with 15 rounds followed by a cut to 60 low scorers for the weekend finals.
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Dallas Uin
Dallas
Rover
Texas
Lone Star
Steters
Beton
Enks Oy
Wits
Fort Worth
Tourims Brigade
Nashville
Thontwon
Johan Iuel McSpaden
Tony Penna
Herman Barron
Vic Gnezzi
Leonard Dodson
Larky Frid Hass
New Orleans
Simon Pores
Brundage Heads to Stockholm for International AA Meeting
Avery Brundage, chairman of the American Olympic committee, left London by air yesterday for Stockholm to attend the International Amateur Athletic conference opening today. He said the aim is to improve signal machinery and inter nation athletic communication.
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Lennon
Avery Brundage
London
Stockholm
Notch
Hubert Stops Evans In Sixth Round Of Stadium Feature
The stadium feature ends with Hubert stopping Evans in round six while Pagnelli secures a triumph. McPherson dominates, Johnson scores a technical knockout over Belanger in 2 10 of the fifth, and Olson of Syracuse wins a four round preliminary.
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Hubert
Evans
Pagnelli
Tommy
AL Evans
Tomer
Petra
Wwe
McPherson
Jim Johnson
New Bors
Carter Sipelio
Schenectady
Johnson
Sic Belanger
Syracuse
Belanger
Selanger
Carl Olson
Police Trim Firemen In Burg 16-14
The Troy Police defeated the Firemen 16 to 14 in the Burg game. Pitcher Freddy Thabat started for the Police and Bill Donovan led the offense with four hits in five at bats. Jimmy Moran and Ray Hogan starred in the field as the series moves to four games to three.
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Burg
Troy Police
Tifliimbad
Freddy
Pothls Battery
Traf
Bill Donovan
Carl Smith
Mike McG
Donovan
Jimmy Moran
Ray Hogan
Albany Nine Nips Veterans In Park Tilt
Albany nine edged the Veterans in a park tilt with a sharp first half run and steady defense. Pett led the late surge as teammates supplied key baskets to seal the win.
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Albany
Marie Luasier Wins Medal At Van Schaick
Marie Luasier earns a medal at Van Schaick amid a list of names: SMES club members and several Misses and Mrs. figures including Gladys Aibeim Jane Sagdanowicz Jana Bekaurr Frances Solonad Hetes Alcott Jane Scullen Sted Tletr ney Palmer Hurst Helen McDonald Myra Eleanor Reed Gibert Daigneauls.
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SMES
Club
Gladys Aibeim
Mary Weigh
Jane Sagdanowicz
Jana Bekaurr
Frances Solonad
Icharust
Sundsy
Hetes Alcott
Jane Scullen
Sted Tletrney
Palmer Hurst
Helen McDonald
Myra
John Filkins
Eleanor Reed
Gibert Daigneauls
Unclear wrestling prelims feature Olson and McHinney
Pat Smith of Schenectady weighs 13 cents and seals 133. George McHinney of Albany defeats Fritz Moore, alias Albury, in a preliminary.
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Pat Smith
Schenectady
Olson
Smith
George McHinney
al ‘Bany
Fritz Moore
Ail
Albury
McHinney
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