Hollywood to Track Coast Racing If Winter Meets Reach Coast
In New York on July 14 Hollywood park bosses hope racing returns to the coast next winter. Army installations at Santa Anita barely change Hollywood, while a July 27 show in Smokytown features Jake Mintz staging Claudio Villar against Harry Bobob.
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Service Dept. Swede Larson Navy Assignment After Annapolis
Swede Larson, a graduate of Annapolis, entered the Marine Corps and was assigned to a new duty post. He joins a growing banner of officers facing early career assignments within the armed forces.
Louis C Leith Memorial Steeplechase Set At Belair Track
Belair Maryland July 14 the Louis C Leith Memorial steeplechase will debut during Harford County Pair Association ten day meeting starting July 22. Leith resident of Middleburg Virginia friend of Belair GM G Ray Bryson laid out the course and boosted jump racing. Trainers John Bosley Jr Arthur White Miss Judy Johnson and others target horses for the Leith Memorial.
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J. H. C. Forbes
Willie Jones
al Young
Service Men May Get Vote Chance
Washington July 14 The House Rules Committee faced a push to act on a bill granting absentee voting to eligible soldiers and sailors for the November election. Rep Ramsey urged quick committee action before the war tax debate, while Chairman Sabath warned opposition could stall. The plan would allow fighting men within the continental United States to vote via state secretaries with a 21 day return window. Some lawmakers questioned this as many states already permit military voting, but Ramsey said the bill would supplement existing state laws.
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A Slight Case Of No Murder
In Tacoma Washington on July 14 authorities investigated months of reports of freshly dug graves near Fort Lewis. Deputies digging three fox holes found only an orange a milk bottle and a paper sack with live munitions and maneuvers explained by Army authorities.
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Yankees stay ahead as Tigers fall in tight win
JUDSON BAILEY reports New York beats Detroit 4-3 while Washington blanked Cleveland 7-0. Gomez limits Detroit to four hits as Gor don drives in two with two doubles and Rolfe adds a two run homer. Senators surge to three games behind with Masterson tossing seven scoreless innings. Athletics edge White Sox 4-3 in 11 innings. Phillies at Reds postponed.
British Gadget To Catch Planes Recalled From WWI
The report notes Britain's anti aircraft rocket with long wire tentacles echoes World War I ideas by Prof. R. W. Wood. The spaghetti shell concept was studied but not fielded before the war ended. Swiss inventor Erich Bickel holds several U. S. patents on similar wire devices issued earlier this year.
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R. W. Wood
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Q and A Box On Sports Q and A
Baseball rule on hit by pitch depends on umpire ruling batter had no chance to avoid. Hambletonian trotting stake set for August 12 at Goshen New York. Warneke no hit no run game last year against Reds not perfect as three reached base on errors and a walk.
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Whirlaway Set To Cop First In Massachusetts
Boston July 14 Whirlaway driven by Waxgen Wright targets the $50 000 Massachusetts handicap at Suffolk Downs to add to a earnings total nearing Seabiscuit s all time mark Four year old Whirly faces the same heavy weight challenge as Seabiscuit did when winning the race in 1937 with top weight conditions and past upsets by notable horses.
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Playing Both Ends Against The Middle
Fire Chief Dick Thurston ordered his volunteer department out for practice runs after a movie theatre fire. Firemen rushed to the scene and two hydrant ends were connected to the same water line. A wrench was needed to free one end as a civilian fought the small blaze in Gig Harbor, Washington.
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Dick Thurston
Stars Gomez Gordon lead Yankees over Tigers in two-hit, four-hit duel
Yesterday's games saw Lefty Gomez and Joe Gordon of the Yankees limit the Tigers to four hits with seven strikeouts while Gordon had four hits and two RBIs. Walter Masterson of the Senators held the Indians to three hits in a shutout. Phil Marchildon of the Athletics sparked an 11 inning rally with a single as Oakland beat Chicago.
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Shapiro Wins by Technical Knockout in New York Bout
Maxie Shapiro, 133, New York, defeated Mickey LaMarr, 136, by technical knockout in New York. Billy Speary, 132, Nanticoke, Pa., outpointed at Cockfield, 129, New York. Bill Petersen, 202, Indiana Harbor, Ind., was outpointed.
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Unclear Fight Draws Noted Boxers Across Cities
Eddie Blunt from New York and Holyoke with Angelo Callura of Hamilton and Kefly Jessup from Springfield were involved in a reported draw. Newark opponent listed as Vinnie Vines with a 150 score appears in the fragmentary snippet.
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Local Bouts Report Narrow Wins Across Cities
Schenectady’s fighter outpointed Irish Eddie Peirce 156, Patterson’s match shows 10 rounds. Pittsburgh’s Tommy Yarosz, at 158 1 2, defeated Ossie Bulldog Harris, 159, Pitts.
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Baltimore-Chalky Wright Wins by Technical Knockout
In Baltimore, Chalky Wright, 130, defeated Lou Transparenti, 127, by technical knockout. In Sioux City Everett Rightmire, 132, outpointed Jordan Davis, 139, and Saverio Turlelfo, 148, New Orleans, outpointed Jackie Byrd, 149, Blytheville, Ark.
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