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Race Tracks Face ‘Boom Season’

in the big town the books are customers can get action. The

the play the books handled in the past. Miami Beach has no more ardent cheer leader than Walter O.

Briggs, winter resident and local investor, who owns, among other trinkets, the Detroit Tigers. But Briggs will not

in exhibition games, despite the fact that facilities are uniformly +<big

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ball club to train.” The Tigers’ training camp, Lakeland, is many miles inland. ” ” ” MIAMI OFFERS a number of distractions not all of them come under the head of good, clean fun. A large percentage of the hoodlum aristocracy winters in Florida. Some of them are professional bookies. They frequently bet among themselves. They are in a vaca- . tion mood. They bet heavy on exhibition games. Action on the Brooklyn - Giants series down there was especially fast. Signs warning . against betting on

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ath oom this season. For ring mn in my quarter century

playing it safe. Only the oldest mutuels will be getting much of

to be taken seriously. Least of all by the park police.

a fix can't be far away. loathesome breed wouldn't walk

thing. They entertain lavishly exciting hideouts.

Briggs is dead right.

whom are simple rustics from the hills, to needless

WOUND UP MY Florida stay in the press box at the Orange Bowl with Andy Gustafson watching his University of Miami football forces play a family game of football which highlighted the spring practice drills. Football under a Florida moon in tropical temperature is not the | conventional design but Gustafson's young men, mostly from the! East, by the way, played with {skill and spirit. One Pud Con|stanton, a back, was outstanding. | It developed he had earlier flunked West Point requirements and Red Blaik had passed him

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Davis sald that he suffered a "|detached retina and aggravation through boxing would cost him his sight. . The young Negro star, rated {one of the top contenders for the {world crown, already had signed \for.. fights-with- Paddy Demarco Apr. 27 in New York and against ‘Art Aragon in Los Angeles In May.

8 young apd] ‘mising career, lightweight

“Pitching Chores BOSTON — Vern Bickford of the Braves pitched 312 innings Apr. 3 (UP) | |during the 1950 season. No other

Hitting Pea Peak 3 SAN FRANCISCO — National Jeague's record for the most hits in one season is still held by Frank O'Doul who set the mark in 1929 with 254. He is now manager of the San Francisco Seals.

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