Girl 21 proves sex no barrier in racing
Jeannie Maxwell, 21, is a rising jockey profiled as proving women can succeed in horse racing. Born in Akron and raised on a father's Oklahoma farm, she has ridden at Thistledown and Commodore Downs with multiple winners per card and a weekly paycheck of 400 to 900 dollars.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Jeannie Maxwell
Miss Maxwell
Canada
Thistledown
Commodore Downs
Erie
Jeannie
Akron
Ohio
Elk City
Okla
Pete Maxwell
Dayton pilot Boggs set to lead national diving fields
Air Force Lt. Phil Boggs of Dayton Ohio is favored in the AAU Swimming and Diving Championships in Louisville. He will enter the one meter three meter and 10 meter events with preliminaries today and finals on Thursday and Friday. His coach Micki King a former Olympic gold medalist praises him as a top Olympic hopeful.
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Louisville
Air Force
Phil Boggs
Dayton
Ohio
Boggs
Micki
Locals Shine in Ohio Valley Invitational First Round
In Cincinnati Leslie Carson and Leann Grimes advanced in Girls 18 with strong wins. Carson defeated Beckey Bridgeland 6 1 6 0 after a first round bye, while Grimes beat Bonnie Croskley 6 0 6 0 and then Margaret McCormick 6 2 6 0. Other results include Laura Green’s 6 4 6 3 win over Cathy Mapes before a loss to Nancy Jango, Suzie Gibbs’s early exit, and OWI matches in Parkersburg with Doug Gaker and Kevin Carson winning in Boys 14 and 12 14 divisions.
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Leslie
Beckey Bridgeland
Queen City
Leann
Bonnie Croskley
Cincinnati
Suzie Gibbs
Sally Hockwall
Dayton
Gibbs
Valerie Fitch
Parkersburg
Doug Gaker
Kevin Hackett
Springfield
Kevin Carson
Robert Koleskel
Charleston
Amy Douglas
Deanne Addis
Nicklaus backs Kings Island Open in Ohio debut
Jack Nicklaus promotes the Kings Island Golf Tournament scheduled October 1 to 7 at the Jack Nicklaus Golf Center near Kings Island with a $125000 purse. He says top players are expected to attend and stresses the course will remain a public layout while host to a PGA tour event.
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Tom McRoberts
Kings Mills
Ohio
Kings Island
Jack Nicklaus Golf Center
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Maine
Gunners Set Hall of Fame Inductions at Grand American
At the 74th Grand American Trapshooting Tournament in Vandalia Ohio five shooters are inducted into the Hall of Fame Ned Lilly Joe Hiestand Mary Meadows posthumously Fred Tomlin and E F Woodward Hiestand wins veterans Class AA title with 193 of 200 McKinley wins AA crown with 96 of 100 shootoff Missouri shooters shine Harrison Ljutic and Hampton brothers claim top titles Nattrass wins women AA crown Henderscheds capture couple title Champion of Champions Race delayed until Thursday
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Vandalia
Ohio
Ned Lilly
Stanton
Mich
New Haven
Hiestand
Lilly
Larry McKinley
Rich Hill
McKinley
Dale Millar
Ashville
Joseph Staats
Buffalo
N.Y
Millar
Mark
Mike
Susan Nattrass
Edmonton
Alta
Canada
Dayton
White Haven
George Hendersched
Delores
Swimmers get chance to stock up on gold
United States swimmers seek multiple titles at the World University Games as the Soviet Union tightens its grip on gold with 44 overall. American track stars conclude the event with two relay wins and disqualification altering the 1,600 event, while Soviets continue to dominate gymnastics and wrestling.
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Moscow
U.S
Soviet Union
Mona Lisa Persiainen
Finland
Pietro Mennea
Italy
Britain
Francis Clement
Crazyna Rabsztyn
Poland
Margrit Olfert
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Vladimir Maly
Bulgaria
Liliana Tomova
Wilsman Draws National ASA Open Bid in Parma
Wilsman Trucking of Hamilton and Worthington Steel Columbus will represent regions 13 and 14 in the National ASA Open in Parma Labor Day Weekend. Worthington beat Wilsman 5-4 to win the State Open after a two bracket run. Dan Smith Bob Harrison and Wayne Bowling named to All-State. Smith earned trophy for .720 batting average going 18 for 20.
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Columbus
Wilsman Trucking
Hamilton
Worthington Steel
Parma
Worthington
Wilsman
Warren
Stauffer Realty
Worth
Ington
Dan Smith
Bob Harrison
Wayne Bowling
Smith
Skipalong Stew Wins Latonia Pace in 2:01
Skipalong Stew captured the featured conditioned pace mile at Latonia in 2:01 by half a length. The upset paid $5.60, $3.60, and $3 with Penny Knight second at $3.20 and $2.60 and Gee Heels third at $3.20 on Monday night.
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Florence, Ky
Skipalong Stew
Latonia
Penny Knight
Gee Heels
Pabst Clinches State Slow-Pitch Softball Title
Springfield Pabst International Harvester defeated Warren Harrells Furniture 11 to 10 in Mansfield Ohio to win the state American Softball Association slow pitch tournament. The victory earns a trip to McAdenville North Carolina for the national finals starting Thursday, after finishing second last year in Providence Rhode Island.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Springfield
Pabst International Harvester
Warren Harrells’ Furniture
American Softball Association
Pabst
McAdenville
N.C
Providence
R.I
Latonia Entries Racing Card Snapshot
Latonia trotting and pacing card lists horses by race number with names such as Cardinal Song Fair Knight Nitty Gritty Kitty Quick Nick Shapely Jane and more. The entry sheet shows nine races with multiple horses in each race including pacing trotters and a television note at the end.
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Cardinal Song
Brad's Buddy
Eddie Dell
Starlite Moon
Sota Snip
Creed Spirit
Sharon Dale
Fair Knight
Nitty Gritty Kitty
Quick Nick
Shapely Jane
Davey Can't
Speedy Willow
Kingly Girl
Pepi Wilson
Ensign Rose G
Trot Merry Merrill
Add Air Freight
Hidden Puddin
Oaklawn Queen
Roan Breeze
Pace
Flash
Ensign Haen
Ohio
Gene
Brother Byrd
Harry
Melody
Noble Dart
Hideaway Hobo
Skipper Jim
Green
Chuck
Susie
Pal
Trillena
Jay Jeff Counsel
Lang’‘s Lass
Tap the Till
Red Rhapsody
Mapledale Knight
Nelva’s Girl
Quaker Pam
Miracle Boy
Shirley M
Sun Dia
Patsy
Queen’s
Pagan
Sugarbrook Bobbie
Siope’s
Florit
Appollo
D’s Dagger
Victoria Creech
Doub
Little Miss Ellen
Win Sam
Franklin High seeks new runners for cross country team
Franklin High cross country coach Marvin Sands invites interested boys to join the team this fall. Report to the high school at 9 tomorrow morning to sign up.
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Franklin
Marvin Sands
Franklin High
Sands
Armco Tourney Singles Elimination Final Noted
Armco tournament results show single elimination rounds in the Yard 23 product planning and the Ham. Blast 18 pipe shop divisions with final in the slab yard.
National Rifle and Pistol Championships conclude with team match
The month-long 1973 National Rifle and Pistol Championships end at Camp Perry Ohio with the National Trophy rifle team match sponsored by the U S Army.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
U.S. Army
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King
Munich
Mexico City
ASA U
First Ave
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Leann Grimes
Kings Island Inn
Gunners
America
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Darwin Bond
University of Tennessee
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Trim’s Arena
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ASA
Skipalong
Wildcats
Armco
State Farm
Fred Parrella
North Verity Pkvy
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington
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