Cauthen's Year Ends After Belmont Spill
Steve Cauthen, age 17, was injured in a three-horse spill in a $13,000 claiming race at Belmont Park. He suffered a broken arm, rib fracture, and facial cuts requiring stitches, with a plaster cast to his arm likely for six weeks. Jorge Velasquez also sustained a concussion and leg injuries, while Pat Day escaped injury. The crash forced the race to be halted as mounts were destroyed and riders treated at Long Island Jewish Hospital.
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NEW York
Steve Cauthen
Cauthen
Jorge Elasquez
Belmont Park
Long Island Jewish Hospital
Velasquez
Preakness
Iron Constitution
Pat Day
Notice of Appointment and Local Public Works Ordinance
Notice that Myers C Faulkner is appointed Executor of Harry C Faulkner estate in Athens Ohio with creditors to file claims within three months. Also Nelsonville Ohio approves Ordinance 4 77 authorizing public lighting contract with Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company for street lighting over five years with rates and conditions including fuel adjustments and monthly payments.
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Myers C Faulkner
Apt. 103
Block 6
Monticello Village
Athens
Ohio
Harry C. Faulkner
Athens County
Harold J. Rose
Judge Court of Common Pleas
Nelsonville
Board OF Control
Columbus and
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Columbus
Ohio Corporation
Commission
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
R.A. Burger
R.M. Morrow
Violet Hollenbaugh
Nancy H. Kern
Thomas W. Wilkinson
State OF
Carl R. Young
Soap Box Derby Champion Seeks Second World Title
Sugarcreek Ohio AP twelve year old Phil Raber winner last year on a kit car now competes in an original downhill race in a two division national format. He will race in the senior division on June 25 in New Philadelphia and is building a non kit car with ongoing fiberglass work and mechanical details. Phil cites family input and Derby experience shaping his design while pursuing a second world title and a return to Akron championship lineage.
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Sugarcreek
Phil
New Philadelphia
Rubens
Mark
Eric
Chris
Akron
Tim
Meigs Wins Own Softball Tourney at Home
Meigs Marauders remained undefeated in three tournament games to capture the Meigs Invitational Fast Pitch Softball Tournament in ROCK SPRINGS. They defeated Ironton 11-4 and South Point 17-0 to reach the finals, then beat Ironton 17-5 in the title game. Pam Vaughan led a 17 hit attack with four hits including a home run and six RBIs.
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Rock Springs
Meigs
Marauders
Ironton
South Point
Kim Grueser
Federal Hocking
Gallipolis
Trimble
Pam Vaughan
Ohio U Signs Fifth Recruit Brewer Gray From JUCO
Ohio University coach Dale Bandy announces the signing of Brewer Pops Gray a 6 6 forward from Anne Arundel Community College Arnold Md averaging 17 points and 12 rebounds per game. Gray joins two other forwards and guards in a strong 1980s recruiting class.
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Ohio University
Dale Bandy
Brewer
Gray
Anne Arundel Community College
Arnold, Md
Annapolis
Maryland
Bandy
Chris Ash
Newark Senior High School
Jim Zalenka
Parma Padua Franciscan
Dave Tompkins
Lexington
John Patterson
Cincinnati Aiken High School
Reds Still Drawing Fans At Record Pace In NL West Race
The Cincinnati Reds, trailing the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League West, still draw at a record pace and could become the third franchise to exceed two million spectators for five straight seasons. The team averaged 30 877 fans at this point last season.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Reds
Athens Women’s Softball Opens With Wide-Spread Wins
Four teams earned victories as the Athens Recreation softball season began. McDonald’s beat Nelsonville Vets 19 16 with Cheryl Lawson lifting a two run homer and Ruth Carsey going 3 for 3. Debbie Poches won on the mound. Mary Ellen Redding held Chicalini’s to three hits as Butch’s Bar won 29 1 with Redding the winning pitcher. Oak Room won by forfeit over O Bleness. Federal Hocking opened with a 19 9 win over Little Ritz as Kathy Russell and Kathy Householder sparked a 22 hit attack. Little Ritz benefited from Maggie McCuskey Nancy Haddox and Bonnie DePue. Pony Albany upended Athens National Bank 5 3 on a one hitter by Jordan in three Pony League games.
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Athens
McDonald's
Nelsonville Vets
Cheryl Lawson
Ruth Carsey
Debbie Poches
Lois Courtney
Butch's Bar
Chicalini’s
Mary Ellen Redding
Chris McDonald
Oak Room
O'Bleness
Federal Hocking
Little Ritz
Kathy Russell
Kathy Householder
Maggie McCuskey
Nancy Haddox
Bonnie DePue
McCuskey
Pony Albany
Athens National Bank
Jordan
Coe
Malone
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Cauthens
Copen
Velazquez
Jewelk
Belmont
Sanhedrin
Angel Cordero Jr
Cordero
Caathen
Steve
Valasquez
Volney
Low Return
Jorge Valasques
Wednell White
Larry Russell
Cecil Gillette Jr
Blaine Carter
Pizza Hut
Old Loggers
Jane R. Heintzelman
Diles
OU Inn
CMC Music
Belk Simpson
Abex
K of C
Stroh
Pedigo Hauling
ACRN
Baron's
Stimson Cleaners OU Credit Ours
Tracy Burdette
Glenda Brown
Grueser
Brown
Burdette
Rapp
Hess
Marshall
Dorothy Chapman
Vaughan
Chapman
Pat Vaughan
Beth Vaughan
Helen Gibbs
Karen Boggs
Leesa Wright
Mary Lou Brozak
Tators
New York Yankees
IBM
BankAmericard
the Messenger
Sauna Wheeler
York
Needlecraft
West 18Th St
Tennant
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