Grace leads Royals and racing ventures in Cincinnati
Tom Grace, prominent for building Cincinnati Garden, heads the Cincinnati Royals and has expanded into thoroughbred racing. Speaking at the Furlong Club meeting, he noted Gov. Rhodes views horse racing as a vital, supportive industry and sympathetic to all involved.
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Ohio Thoroughbred Kickback Aims to Boost Local Purses
The Ohio Thoroughbred Association will share a portion of the state's betting take with harness racing interests to spark Ohio bred interest. Ohio has long been a top standardbred producer though thoroughbred fans favor Kentucky. The plan ties extra nightly races to Ohio bred or owned horses to raise purses, especially in Ohio races.
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Futurity Stakes Planned by River Downs Post OTA Support
River Downs announced a stake series funded by OTA support with an Ohio Futurity for state bred two year olds slated for mid August. Grace notes only 78 eligible horses, predicting a small first field but growth each year as incentives attract more entrants and improve Ohio breeding. He warns some eligibles come from top stables and fear may deter lesser bred horses, yet expects ongoing field and industry improvement.
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Pav's base running beats Dodgers in 13th inning tumble
Cincinnati reserve catcher Don Pavietich 211 pounds delivered a key base path in the 13th inning of the Reds 3-1 win over the Dodgers. Pavietich scored the go ahead run on Vada Pinson's single after Gerry Arrigo avoided a tag at second. Gary Nolan struck out 12 over nine innings for Cincinnati.
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Hoop Talent War Breaks Out On Two Fronts
In Los Angeles the NBA sues ABA and player Jim Barnes for 3.05 million dollars over a contract dispute as the ABA and Dallas Chaparrals recruit Barnes. Baltimore Bullets challenge Leroy Ellis and the ABA in New York amid a broader fight over player contracts and league status.
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76ers eye title as they crush Warriors in Frisco
Philadelphia defender Wilt Chamberlain dominates with 27 rebounds and 8 assists in a 122-108 win over San Francisco. Hal Greer scores 38, Chet Walker 33, Wally Jones 14 in the front of 15,117 fans at Cow Palace. The win gives the 76ers a 31 edge in the final series and a Sunday clinch bid.
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Injured Veeck Undergoes Knee Operation in Easton
Bill Veeck, injured in a fall at home last month, underwent an operation on his left knee at Easton Memorial Hospital. He said the procedure included repair and maintenance work and he is expected to stay in the hospital about a week to 10 days.
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Rutgers resumes spring football on one year trial
Rutgers University announced it will restart spring football practice on a one year trial basis after a 12 year lapse. The Kentucky Derby paid a top $20.80 for a $2 wager on Chateaugay in 1963 during its 13th running.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
National League standings show St Louis leading with 6 wins and 1 loss, Cincinnati 6 and 3, Philadelphia 4 and 2, Atlanta 5 and 6, Chicago 4 and 3, New York 3 and 4, Houston 3 and 5, Pittsburgh 2 and 4, Los Angeles 2 and 5, and San Francisco. Thursday results include New York defeating Chicago 6 to 1 and San Francisco beating St. Louis 7 to 3. Cincinnati outlasted Los Angeles 3 to 1 in 13 innings. Today's slate features Philadelphia at New York, Pittsburgh at Chicago, Cincinnati at Houston, St. Louis at Los Angeles, Atlanta at San Francisco. Saturday markets list multiple matchups across the league and Pacific Coast, with weather notes for several games.
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Baseball Roundup: Berry Drives White Sox Past Washington
Ken Berry of the White Sox collected three hits one run and an RBI in an 8-4 win over Washington. Steve Hargan of the Indians threw a five hit shutout against Kansas City, securing Cleveland's fourth straight victory.
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Weirdest Inning Unfolds In Tigers 4 3 Win Over Angels
Al Kaline called the inning the weirdest he ever saw as Detroit 4 3 beat Los Angeles on a ninth inning finale marked by a misplayed bunt and a reversed double play. Jim Northrup scored the go ahead run after a glove foul miscue, while Mayo Smith praised a relay throw that prevented a late Angels rally. Cleveland blanked Kansas City 2 0, Chicago defeated Washington 8 4, and Minnesota rained out at Baltimore.
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Pocket Rocket Henri Richard Leads Canadiens Past Maple Leafs
Henri Richard the Pocket Rocket scored three goals to lift Montreal to a 6-2 win over Toronto in the Stanley Cup final opener. The 5-foot-7 star now has 28 playoff goals in 33 games, pursuing Maurice Richard’s historic mark. Toronto coach Punch Imlach blamed Leafs’ puck pursuit and promised workouts before Game 2.
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Clay Refuses Army Induction Amid Draft War
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay vows to avoid the Army at any cost and will not take the oath when inducted in Houston next week. He cites Black Muslim religion and Louisville open housing protests as factors, warns of possible imprisonment, with no clear impact on his boxing title.
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Dallas Open leader Gay Brewer shoots 64 in 100000 event
Dallas Masters champion Gay Brewer led the Dallas Open after a six under par 64. He tied the tournament record first round 64 and matched the year’s low round as he pursues the event win amid a PGA tour season with few first-round leaders converting.
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