Lancaster Opens at Saturday's IER meeting in Ohio
Thoroughbred racing returns to Fairfield county Fairgrounds with a June 26 meet. Steward Tom Sanford of Cincinnati will preside, bringing experience from Narragansett, Agawam, and Epsom Downs. About 100 horses are on the grounds under training as stables from Beulah Park, Wiener, Cleveland, Hoffmann, and C. T. Hall prepare. Thomas J. Brown is racing secretary and starter. officials include H. D. Kon, E. W. Steibling, Overt Neal, and H. Fiske. The Lancaster Racing Association is led by R. J. Dienst of Columbus with Walter Ritter as secretary-treasurer.
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Mud Hens Top Kansas City 10 to 4 in Rainy Washout
Mud Hens rose from last year’s basement to beat Kansas City 10 to 4 behind Alta Cohen’s pitching and 17 hits. Indianapolis defeated St Paul 12 to 5 with an 18-hit attack. Louisville lost to Minneapolis 9 to 3. Milwaukee Columbus game postponed due to rain.
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Milwaukee at Columbus and rain delays halt games
Baseball brief notes no games played in the American Association Milwaukee at Columbus canceled by rain. International League Rochester at Jersey City and Baltimore at Buffalo delayed by rain with only scheduled games postponed. National League slate shows no games on the docket.
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Games Tonight in the American Association
Night games feature Kansas City at Toledo Minneapolis at Louisville St Paul at Indianapolis New York at Chicago Brooklyn at St Louis Boston at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Cincinnati St Louis at New York Detroit at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington No games scheduled
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Indians Rally Seals Lead In Mid-Atlantic League
Springfield's Indians surged in a seventh-inning rally to widen their grip on the Mid-Atlantic League's top spot by defeating Charleston. In another game, Portsmouth's Red Birds edged Dayton's Ducks 5 to 4.
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1000 Policemen to Foil Race Riots at Big Louis Braddock Fight
One thousand police guard Chicago crowd and arena to prevent racial violence as Louis meets Braddock for the heavyweight title in a potentially explosive event. Negotiations include weather dependent start times, a 15 round limit, and a shared purse of fifty thousand dollars in radio rights plus twenty five thousand for motion pictures. Braddock labeled underdog with Louis considered favorite to knockout.
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Cubs Giants Clash In Crucial Early Series
The Cubs and Giants, both hot and desperate, open a three game NL set in Chicago. The opener marks a pivotal step in pennant race as Cardinals press the rest of the league and the Cubs chase a two of three path after a 17-4 run in 21 games.
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Rain Postpones Softball Contest In Industrial League
Rains last night washed out another softball game in the Logan Industrial League. The Godman Annex versus Godman No 11 clash is postponed and officials hope to reschedule for Friday evening. Tonight’s matchup features Camp Hocking versus Sun Glow with Durst and Milne as the respective pitchers.
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Ohio golfers tee off today for state title chase
More than 150 of Ohio’s top amateurs teed off at Canton's Brookside today to crown 34 finalists for the Ohio title. Defending champion Bob Servis, a 22 year old Dayton resident, enters as the favorite though Maurice J. McCarthy of Cincinnati is seen as a strong challenger. Past champions DeWitt Balch Cincinnati Joe Wells East Liverpool Parker Campbell Toledo John Florio Columbus Glan Bishop Toledo Bob Kep ler Dayton Neil Ransick Cincinnati also noted among finalists.
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Toronto players eye Riggs title in Cincinnati
June 22 4 AP Bobby Riggs of Los Angeles, fourth seed, returns to the tristate tennis wars as two Canadian Davis Cup players close in. The 19 year old California native won the national clay court singles crown again yesterday, the third man to win the title in two consecutive years. A Eaton and W H Peggott, both from Toronto University, reached the third round by defeating Fred Glosh and T M Rainey 6 2 6 2 respectively.
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Shipwrecked pair rescued on East Sister Island Lake Erie
Marblehead coastguardsmen recounted how Charles G. Raible a Cleveland manufacturer saved himself and his 12 year old daughter Joan after their launch wrecked on uninhabited East Sister Island near the Canadian shores of Lake Erie. Raible fashioned crude oars from driftwood and rowed ten miles to Middle Bass Island where locals provided food and shelter before continuing his journey.
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Washington crews ready for Hudson rowing meet in Poughkeepsie
Poughkeepsie New York June 22 AAP after months of back breaking practice fruits of effort to be harvested in under three hours as 16 crews from seven colleges compete on the Hudson this afternoon clear skies and eager rowers anticipate a decisive race day
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