Little Egypt Favored In Rillito Tourist Dash Tomorrow
Little Egypt returns to the Rillito track as the favorite in the 330 yard Tourist Dash for three year old quarter horses. Owned by Tom Finley and trained by John Hazelwood the Arizona bred mare holds three world records including the 220 yard mark in 12.2 seconds.
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California
Little Egypt
Rillito
Tom Finley
John Hazelwood
Finley Ranches
Chandler
Arizona
Billy van Dorn
Jack Majors
Cortez
Colo
Phoenix
Los Alamitos
Calif
Robin Reed
Clabbertown G
Hyle
Hard Twist
Dallas Clark
Billy Gabbert
Propitious
Wanderer
Bar Velvet
Drifting Dream
Dapper Tapper
Sorrel
Panade
Willoplay
Ridkin
Belle Lisa
Little Retake
Fanny Leo
Ariel Lisa
Oklahoma
Pollard Buys Brood Mare for Lightning A Stables
Pollard, owner of Lightning A ranch, added brood mare Miss Pinkie to his racing stock after purchasing her from Jim Derrick in Carlsbad New Mexico for about 2000 dollars. Miss Pinkie combines thoroughbred and quarter horse lines with Blob as sire and Daisy P as dam. Pollard and Elmer Hepler plan a 1000 dollar April 440 yard match race between Lightning and a Hepler entry.
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Art Pollard
Pollard
Carlsbad
N.M
Miss Pinkie
Jim Derrick
Blob
Daisy P
Doc Horn
Bubbling Over
Elmer Hepler
New Mexico
Billito
Lightning
Bardellia
Hepler
Go-Go Style Drives Sox Reserves in Exhibition
Sport column notes manager Paul Richards keeps Chicago White Sox subs active during spring exhibition with Cleveland. Richards motivates players with constant movement, earning his teams the Go-Go label. Texan promoter Rod Fenton imports Frank Murdock, a longtime Richards admirer and White Sox fan, who recalls their Texas roots and Richards’ lifelong baseball focus.
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Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Sox
Paul Richards
Richard
Richards
Frank Murdock
Rod Fenton
Murdock
Waxahachie
Texas
Frankie
White Sox
Richards and Murdock A Baseball Friendship Tale
Interview recounts a boyhood duo Richards and Paul sharing nighttime brawls and railroad track ball games. Paul, two years older, played third base on a high school varsity early and later joined St. Louis Browns prospect list in 1926 before switching to catcher in 1930 with Macon Sally League. Paul could throw with either hand and often pitched without his glove to speed play.
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Murdock
Richards
Paul
St. Louis Browns
Crisfield
Macon
No Baseball For Frank How About Murdock
The article recalls Paul Murdock and nickname Sleepy from his Waxahachie roots. He refused a Browns offer to pursue football and boxing, playing at Trinity College and Santa Clara as a tackle. He fought 86 bouts with one loss and notes Richards as a scrapper from a rough Waxahachie background.
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Murdock
Browns
Trinity College
Waxahachie
Santa Clara
Paul
Sleepy
Richards
Murdocks
Frank
Centenary Gents at Arizona Bear Down clash on campus
Centenary comes to Tucson to face Coach Fred Enke's Arizona Wildcats in a late evening game at Bear Down gym with 8:30 tipoff. Centenary, 5-1-1, features Rea and Hester while Enke ponders starters, Brower and Kemmeries set as knowns. Arizona seeks first college foe as Delaney rotates lineups.
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Centenary
Gents
Shreveport
Fred Enke
Arizona Wildcats
UA Wildkittens
Norton Afb
San Bernardino
Calif
Arizona Pos. Centenar Kemmeries
Ramirez Lazovich
Rae Bruner
Hester Brower
Wright Inglis
Whitler
Bear Down
Arizona
S. F. Austin
Nacogdoches
Tex
Russ Delaney
Connie Rea
Toar Hester
Rea
Muncie
Ind
Hester
Hall Summit
Arkansas
Jim Whitler
Enke
Bill Kemmerfes
Jim Brower
Cats
Brower
Texas Western
el Paso
Delaney
West Coast
Pepperdine
Los Angeles State
Loyola
Los Angeles
Races and Horses at Rods Picks Card Best Bet Little Egypt
Rods Picks listing nine races with horse names matched to riders or stables. Best bet is Little Egypt in race six, supported by related entries such as Little Sister W Major and Ipana Bar Punjab in prior/following spots.
Sunday Billito Entries and Race Card Highlights
Rail of 300 yards Grade B line with Baby McCue Wilcox leading, followed by Miss Hindu Brammeier and Zandy's Best Clark. Five furlongs card shows Mansoo No Boy and Gaileanera in Grade events, plus 330 yard Grade A minus with Navajo Willis and Baby Jo Ann May. Multiple horses listed with odds and jockeys, plus eligible entries.
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Baby McCue Wilcox
Miss Hindu Brammeier
Zandy
Clark
Leck
Ginger Baker
Unexpected J. Figueroa
Linda M Guinup
Mona Lisa K Perez
Tattoo Bowdle
Bill
Mansoo No Boy
Gaileanera Brammeier
Volatien Wilcox
Big Pass
Athey Rai
Tetrino Pearce
Continued Baker
Pronto Guinup
Hawkiet Perez
Valero
Jocko
Niger Nate
Navajo Willis No Boy
Baby Jo Ann May
Pigoy Wigsy Pattio
Little Devil Baron
Joe Dee H Vinson
Duwrange Kid
Guinup
Yuma Twist Pearce
Witcox
Red Static
Queen O
Pitty
Grace
Betty Low
Pattie
Stormy Lady Perez
Miss Print Gabbert
Whistling Cat Curry
Boom Chain Clarks
Black Mike Pearce
Bardo Vinson
Sugar Joe Walker
Hot Pepper
Bubbdies II
Sadie Tony Perez
Fanny Leo Guirve
Toanie Bar Curry
Little Annie
Boyle leaves Packer Boyie to return to Sun Valley
Boyle, who served as athletic trainer for the Arizona football team this season, has returned to Sun Valley Idaho to resume duties at the winter resort. He departed this morning by auto.
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Packer Boyie
Arizona
Sun Valley
Idaho
Boyle
Auto
IBC Chairman To Investigate Matchmaking After Saxton KO
New York boxing officials summoned IBC head Harry Markson to Albany to explain matchmaking policy following Johnny Saxton's one round knockout of Raul Perez at Madison Square Garden. Perez collapsed after a body punch, later described as mild abdominal trauma, and Saxton extended his winning streak to 34. A return bout with Ralph Jones was hinted at by Saxton's camp.
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New York
International Boxing Club
New York State Athletic Commission
Johnny Saxton
Madison Square Garden
Harry Markson
IBC
Bob Christenberry
Raul Perez
Saxton- Perez
Christenberry
Ira McCown
Alexander Schiff
Saxton
Vincent Nardiello
Commission
Perez
Ralph
Tiger) Jones
Yonkers
N.Y
St. Nicholas Arena
Tech lifts Negro ban at Lubbock athletics
Texas Tech athletic director De Witt Weaver announced the policy change allowing Negro athletes to participate in Lubbock. He said the ruling may extend to all sports, with Arizona and College of the Pacific named as future opponents. The move is expected to unify the Border Conference and end discrimination concerns.
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Lubbock
Tech
Arizona
Texas City
DE Witt Weaver
Texas Tech
Weaver
el Paso
Texas
College of the Pacific
Golf match for Sportsmen's Fund at El Rio tomorrow
The annual Sportsmen's Fund golf exhibition will be held at El Rio tomorrow afternoon starting at 1 o'clock. Lloyd Mangrum and Dave Mose will face Ernie Ball and Johnny Bulla in this charity event with admission priced for spectators.
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Sportsmen’s Fund
el Rio
Lloyd Mangrum
Dave Mose
Ernie Ball
Johnny Bulla
Ford Holds Miami Lead in Miami Open Golf Tourney
Doug Ford from Harrison New York led the Miami Open with a 67 67 134 total six under par at Miami Springs. Jack Burke of Houston was one stroke back with 135 after a 66. Jim Ferrier of San Francisco shot a 65 for 136, and Tommy Bolt and Dick Chapman followed with 136. After two rounds, 60 pros and 10 amateurs advanced. 146 was the high qualifying score for pros.
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Miami
Fla
Doug Ford
Harrison
N. Y
Ford
Miami Springs
Jack Burke
Houston
Tex
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Tommy Bolt
Maplewood
N. J
Dick Chapman
Pinehurst
N. C
Playoff set in amateur golf in Phoenix semifinal berth
Hard-driving Charles Lamb and Pete Grant faced off for a semi finals berth in the Arizona Amateur golf tournament in Phoenix after their 18 hole match ended in a deadlock. Ed Updegraff of Tucson was eliminated 2 and 1 by Fred Siegel in a close match. Siegel then advanced to meet Loren LaPrade, who beat Bob Robbs 3 and 2. Gray Madison defeated Ray Dznowski 5 and 4 and awaits the Lamb Grant winner. Siegel clinched the Updegraff match with key par saves on holes 14 and 16.
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Phoenix
Charles Lamb
Pete Grant
Arizona
Ed Updegraff
Tucson
Fred Siegel
Siegel
Loren LaPrade
Bob Robbs
Gray Madison
Ray Dznowski
Lamb
El Rio To Host Monday Pro Am Golf Meet
Fifteen pros are expected to compete in the Pro Am at El Rio Golf and Country Club on Monday. Start time is 12 30 p m with a five dollar entry. Johnny Bulla will stay on to play. pros may form teams or take entries at El Rio. One pro and three amateurs per group with best ball counts.
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el Rio Golf and Country Club
Johnny Bulla
Bulla
el Rio
Solons' Trower May Not Return
Don Trower, manager of the Phoenix club for three of the last four years, likely will not return next spring as Solons manager. He has been named Arizona sales manager for Premier Autoware, with no indication of a leave to pilot the Senators. Solons' management would not confirm his return while seeking a working agreement with a major league club.
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Phoenix
U.P
Don Trower
Solon
Trower
Arizona
Senators
Solons
John A Heydler Re-elected National League President
John A. Heydler was re-elected to a four-year term as president of the National League, marking a continuation of leadership held for two decades. The decision reinforces stability in league administration and sets the stage for upcoming seasons.
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John A. Heydler
National League
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American Quarter Horse Association
Black Easter
Major H
Jady
Johnny Packard
Sugar King’s Memory
Little Sister
Karl Johnson
Ray McNally
Ezts
Gent
Arizona Cage
South
Connie Mac Rea
Wruwse
KTKT
Memonhis St
N. E. la. State
S.F. Louisiana
Rod
Linda M
Mansoo Volation
Little Devil Durango
Betty Lou
Whistling Cat Black
Ipana
Punjab
Professor Dom
Laddie Lady Stobian
Wanderer Propitious
Isie of
Skye Billie E
Little
Rerg
Fintey Clark
Annier Gabbertge
Wag Baker
Punjab Pattie
Ariel Lisa Wilcox
Miss Prissy Gill
Mary Wens
Iron Watt Lujan
Furliongs
Nogales
Sorre
Parr Lujan Panace Pattio
Guirve Wilipolay Stroud
Ridkin Athey Belle Lisa Provincie Wanderer
J. Figueroa
Pearce
Billie E Provincio
Brammeier
Skye Athey
Black Easter Pearce
Vinson
Major H Jady Bowdelle
Little Egypt Clark
Billy van Dorn Gabbert
Lucar
King's Memory
W Curry
John Red
Gal
Tech-Ua
Sedley-Hopkins
Lancer
Salpointe
Larry Baroldy
THS
Patagonia
Lancers
San Simon
Solons’ Trower
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