Yankee Maid wins Hambletonian heat in front of 15000 crowd
GOSHEN New York August 10 Yankee Maid the three year old trotter lived up to favoritsm in harness racing most famous race winning the Hambletonian heats by five lengths in 205 and four lengths in 204. Emily Scott finished second in the first heat and fourth in the second to claim second money. Eric gave promoter Bill Cane a share of the prize for the first time since 1929 finishing second in the last heat after dropping to last in the first. Ruths Day took fourth, Rapid Hanover sixth, and Fighting Scot fifth and fifth.
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Ducks Unlimited funds aid field work and open seasons noted
The Daily Citizen reports Ducks Unlimited approved a $140 000 field program in Canada while Arizona opens duck and dove seasons with changes to bag limits. Open seasons run Nov 2 to Jan 2 for ducks geese brant and coot. mergansers limit is 23. wood ducks limited to one. white wing dove season Sept 1 15. Pale features include Rose Bowl hall of fame plans and football writers honors. The second Colorado Springs plane diverted to Davis Monthan. Mustang team heads to Wichita for national semi pro tournament. State Legion team heads to Los Angeles and Las Vegas after state convention.
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Softball League Sees One Scheduled Game Tonight
No games were played last night though grounds were playable. Convair Chargers face Convair Silver Streaks in the sole scheduled game. Davis Monthan forfeited by Marana not receiving a victory. South Side Vets earned a forfeit win over Gas House. Marana and Davis Monthan head to Phoenix for state eliminations this weekend.
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Star Pitcher Goes To Navy and Wins Finale
Tex Hughson left for Navy duty August 28 after a four hit complete game for his 18th win as Boston beat Chicago 9 1. Al Zarilla homered to lift St Louis to 3 2 over the Yankees as the Browns won their ninth straight. Hal Newhouser also won his 18th for Detroit over Washington, while other pennant races saw the Cardinals stretch and the Braves beat Cincinnati.
Weather Delays Semipro Davis Monthan Espee Clash
Baseball scores show National League results Pittsburgh 4 New York 3 and Boston 9 Cincinnati 5 Brooklyn 5 Chicago 2. American League Detroit 4 Washington 2 and Cleveland 5 Philadelphia 3. Other scores include St Louis 4 Philadelphia 2 Boston 9 Chicago 1 and minor lineups from Louisville Columbus St Paul and Minneapolis. International League Toronto 2 Newark 1.
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Stanford Student Hopes To Dethrone West Coast Champion
Betty Jean Rucker 20, a Stanford junior from Spokane, faces defending champion Dorothy Germain of Philadelphia in the Western Amateur quarter finals. Rucker showed late fire with three birdies in five holes to win 6 and 5 over Ruth More, while Germain battled early issues but trailed Hopkins before rallying. Other top seeds include Sally Sessions, Georgia Tainter, Phyllis Otto, Jane Jarman, and Peggy Kirk as the tournament narrows.
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Scores From Regional Matches Across Cities
Baseball and league tallies list Syracuse seven Montreal seven Baltimore seven Rochester five Jersey City nine Buffalo seven Southern Association results show Chattanooga nine Mobile seven Chattanooga seven Mobile three Atlanta four Nashville one New Orleans ten Memphis five Birmingham one Little Rock zero Pacific Coast League scores San Diego five Oakland two Seattle seven Hollywood two Portland six San Francisco two Los Angeles twelve Sacramento zero.
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Stars of the day in baseball as AP reports key performances
Yesterday's Stars highlight multiple majors performances. Tex Hughson notches win No. 18 in his farewell before Navy service with the Red Sox in a 9-1 win over Chicago. Al Zarilla hits a ninth inning homer to lift the Browns 3-2 over the Yankees. Luis Olmo belts a two run shot for the Dodgers in a 5-2 win against Chicago. Tommy Holmes fuels Boston with a 9-6 win over Cincinnati. Frank Colman drives in two with singles to top New York 4-3 for the Pirates. Max Lanier earns his 14th victory as the Cards beat the Phillies 4-2. Hal Newhouser paces the Tigers in a victory over the ...
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Heat Aims For Six-Hole Rally In Golf Play
The report notes a players run to win the next six holes with an eagle and a birdie in two of the six, signaling a strong momentum shift. The description emphasizes decisive scoring and the shift in pace as the round progresses.
Tigers edge Senators for 18th win. Smith leads Indians past Phillies
Detroit beats Washington 4-2 as three players collect three hits and a stolen base while holding Senators to four runs. Al Smith helps Cleveland top Philadelphia 4-3 with eight hits allowed and two RBI on an early single.
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Phillies hire Freddie Fitzsimmons as manager in 1944
A year ago Freddie Fitzsimmons, famed knuckleball pitcher, signed a contract to manage the Philadelphia Phillies. The move marked his transition from pitcher to skipper as the team began a new era.
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Doerr Sparked Boston Lead in Batting and Home Runs
Major League leaders list Doerr of Boston with a .331 batting average and 130 hits, plus 14 home runs and 81 runs scored. Stephens of St. Louis leads with 73 RBIs, Stirnweiss of New York has 34 stolen bases, and Musial of St. Louis paces 83 runs with a .358 average.
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Nicholson leads with 24th home run in Chicago
Nicholson hits 24th homer to pace Chicago while Musial of St Louis collects 144 hits and doubles, Barrett of Pittsburgh adds his 5th triple in a compact batting summary for the pennant race.
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Radio Schedule Feature for Friday Afternoon
A vivid listing of daytime and early evening radio programs across multiple stations. Entries include talk shows, dramas, news, music segments, and a cinema review segment with host identifiers and times. The schedule anchors around 12:00 to 5:45 PM with varied genres and personalities.
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