Local Harness Horses Launch Six Week Racing Circuit
Anderson harness horses train through winter at Athletic Park and nearby tracks then begin a six week circuit in Louisville Kentucky Hilliard and Lebanon Ohio with horses quartered at each track Thirteen trotters and pacers already there including Ladies Last Made Line Jack the Ripper Mary Main Rodeo Sue Regal Bird Casa Lemoore Guy Strong Direct Miss Yum Yum and Bettina head to races while Ted Williams faces a potential return to the batting title battle amid rule quirks and injuries to the Red Sox lineup
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Lebanon
Louisville
Ladies Last
Madeline
Otis Kopp
Jack the Ripper
Mary Main
Maurice Hawkins
Rodeo Sue
T. G. Hill
Regal Bird
M. L. McGary
Kentucky
Dr. N. C. Elberson
Virmeugil Sigler
Guy Strong
Little
Porturus
Russ Bullington
Fhat
Russ Swinford
Ted
Dr. Butler
Fred Stickler
Frank
Yankees Top White Sox In Slugfest As Minoso Hurt
New York defeated Chicago 114 in a high scoring game highlighted by Mickey Mantle’s grand slam in the seventh. Minnie Minoso left after being hit on the head by a pitch but was later reported to have no broken bones and to possibly return this weekend.
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New York IA
Chicago
Minnie Minoszo
New York Yankees
White Sox
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Yankee
Vern Stephens
Seveenth
Clint Courtney
Jimi Rivera
Stephens
Yanks
Bob Grim
Eddie Robinson
Minosa
Grim
Lenox Hill Hospital
Sidney Gaynor
Minoso
Tom Morgan
Virgil Trucks
Jack Harshman
Morris Martin
Mike Fornieles
Saved By Bell P News: Miami Telephone Car Loss
A Miami feature notes a telephone car valued at 44 800 dollars to Mr and Mrs Allie E Reuben of Toledo Ohio after it failed to arrive on time. The item underscores a costly delivery miss affecting the couple and reflects local consumer issues.
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Miami
Fla
Allie E. ‘Reuben
Toledo
Ohio
Madison County Coon Hunters Club
Cross St
de Anowwer
Kirk
Reuben
George Valentine
Leeds Blankets
Hasty House Farms
Britain
Johnnied
Miss Romack
Victoriol
Santa Anita
Tim
Otis
California
San Zara Bolton
England
Kopp
John Sokol
Hector Juan Canicrann
Virgil Sigler
James Hawkins
Virgil Manis
Faye Hawkins
American advances to final round of British tournament
Barbara Romack, the American golfer, reached the final round of the British Women's Championship at Portrush after a semifinal win over Scotland’s Jeanette Robertson. The 22-year-old Sacramento native, who sells life insurance between events, faces Betty Stewart in Thursday’s 36-hole final at the 6,500-yard Seaside course.
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Portrush
Northern Ireland
Barbara Romack
Ireland
Wave Py
Sacramento
Calif
Scotland
Jeannette Robertson
Miss Romack
Valentine
Barbara
Pep Outpoints Cadilli in Ten Round Televised Bout
Former featherweight champion Willie Pep, 32, of Hartford, outpointed Gil Cadilli of Los Angeles over 10 rounds at Olympia Stadium. Pep weighed 128 1/4 pounds to Cadilli's 126 1/2, and the veteran's speed and experience prevailed over the 23-year-old challenger. Referee Jackie Swartz scored 100 to 88 for Pep, with the judges at 98 to 87 and 98 to 87.
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Detroit
Willie Pep
Gil Cadilli
Los Angeles
Olympia Stadium
Pep
Hartford
Michigan
Joe Greenberg
Andy Brown
Cadilli
Vet, Youngster Lead ABC Masters Winners Bracket
In Fort Wayne Indiana veteran Buzz Fazio of Stroh's Beer Detroit and Joe Kristof of Chicago advanced in the ABC Masters winners bracket at Memorial Coliseum. Fazio defeated Billy Welu 886 860, while Kristof defeated Joe Witman to reach the finals.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Memorial Coliseum
Buzz Fazio
Stroh
Detroit
Billy Welu
St. Louis
Joe ‘Kristof
Chicago
Fazio
Kristof
Joe Witman
Wilman
Welu
Lou Sielaff
Dick Hoover
Akron
Ohio
Indians Triumph Over Charleston Feud On White Sox Umpire
The Yankees beat the White Sox 7 6 in New York as Hank Bauer of Chicago was charged with interference after a seventh inning play. Nellie Fox barely beat a flip to first while Bauer collided with him. umpire Ed Hurley ruled interference, McDougald scoring for the Yankees.
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Joe Reichler
Ed Hurley
NEW York
Chicago
White Sox
York
Hank Bauer
Bauer
Yankees
Husky Yankee
Yanks
White
Marty Marion
Hurley
McDougald
Mickey
Yn Oe
Mathews
Aly
Jane
Cary Such
Tuphe
Gome Shger
Milwaukee Hospital
Jack Barry
Fox
Philadelphia Athletics
Holy Cross
Nct
Marion
Indianapolis
Senators
Mar
Charleston
Santiago
Davidson
Country Club
Nellie
Averill
Invita
Frank Lane
Harrison Dillard
J. B. Hiday
W. C. Edmundson
Eddie Mathews Hospitalized After Acute Appendicitis
Milwaukee Braves third baseman Eddie Mathews was hospitalized Wednesday for appendicitis surgery. The article notes controversy over a Detroit baseball incident and mentions surrounding games and figures, including comments by Fox and Bauer, along with invitational events and a Bolivian goodwill tour.
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Milwaukee
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee Braves
Campbell P Indiana Vics Campbell P Indiana Vics
Indiana dominates the Big State track meet led by A Milt Campbell scoring three wins in high hurdles low hurdles and discus. Notre Dame Purdue Ball State DePauw and others trail with Indiana taking top team honors 111 to 72.
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Bloomington
Ind
Milt Campbell
Indiana
Notre Dame
Purdue
Ball State
Campbell
Bill Squires
Lew Yorke
DePauw
Braelon Donaldson
Wabagh
Butler
Valparaiso
Franklin
Anderson
Cubs Sweep Twin Bill With 7-5 Victory at Wrigley
Chicago Cubs powered past Philadelphia 7-5 in the nightcap after a 3-2 win in the opener. Sam Jones earned his fifth win with 10 strikeouts in a no-hitter-tinged start, while Ted Tappe and Bob Speake homered in support. Phils slugged back with Stan Lopata and Murry Dickson offering early power but dropped to 15 losses in 16 games.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Sam Jones
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Ted Tappe
Randy Jackson
Ernie Banks
Phils
Bobby Morgan
Stan Lopata
Earl Torgeson
Murry Dickson
Gene Baker
Lynn Lovenguth
Dickson
Bob Speake
Jones
Hal Jeffcoat
Rocket Drivers To Race Sunday At Mt Lawn Speedway
NEW CASTLE Rocket Racing Association drivers return to Mt Lawn Speedway Sunday night May 22 led by Coke Colson aiming for a second straight win. Colson topped last week’s feature in 10 59.95 with Irvin Payne and Dick Wade second and third. Race begins 4:30 p m CDT with trials at 7 p m and four heats plus a 15 lap semifinal. Harold Hurst hosts and tracks manager. The Rocket group lists over 50 drivers expected for the purse event.
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New Castle
Coke Colson
Muncie
Rocket Racing Association
Mt Lawn Speedway
Colson
Mt. Lawn
Irvin Payne
Anderson
Dick Wade
Daleville
Dick Mustin
Greenfield
Bob Lowe
Gene Atkinson
Harold
Dutch) Hurst
west-of-New Castle
Rocket Organization
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Ted Williams
Red Sox
Williams
Bobby Avila
Wilame
Ter
Pacer
Shelbyville
Hilliards
Chisox
Betty Stewart
Claude Watson
Everett Benefiel
Captain Guy
Kenneth Hastings
Lee
Stan
Edimost
Popowski
Montgomery
Ala
By Walt Ditzen
America
Seacram
Fincat Ie Kime Keough
U.S.A
Seagraw’s
Seagram-Distiers Company
New York City
Quality Steel
Brown's Recreation
Linder’s
Bob Simmons
Glenn Carr
Franklyn Marsh
Harold Schakel
Ward Tupman
Wayne Kiger
Cletus Harrison
Sportsman's League
Everett Boyer
Harold Scherer
Charley More
Herald
Indiana Vics
Rocket
Mercury
Stude
Fflers, Inc
Sunoco Dealers
Blue Sunoco
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