Cincinnati Turf Club seeks more racing in state plan
A Cincinnati group of businessmen aims to expand horse racing in the area. The Cincinnati Turf Club, led by Atty Froome Barbour, asked the state racing commission to sponsor races at River Downs beyond the current 44 days, seeking a law change to allow two groups to share a track and exceed the cap. The club plans to work with the Legislature toward a dedicated track and has identified three prospective sites between Cincinnati and Hamilton.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Turf Club
State Racing Commission
River Downs Operaors
Barbour
The
Racing Commission
Hamilton
Hurricane Jackson Held In Pedestrian Fatality
New York boxer Tommy Hurricane Jackson, a top heavyweight contender, was held in a police station after allegedly striking and killing 60 year old Charles Ralga who was chasing his dog across a Queens street. Jackson faced felony court arraignment for forgery of a license as police questioned his driving credentials.
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Tommy
Hurricane
Jackson
Charles Ralga
Queens
Edgemere
Bethea Faces Folley in National TV Rematch Tonight
Syracuse crowd will see heavyweights Wayne Bethea and Zora Folley in a telecast from the War Memorial Auditorium starting at 9 p.m. CST on ABC. Bethea, 24, weighed 200 pounds with a 12-8-0 record and six KOs, while Folley at 192 pounds brings a 27-24-0 record with 15 KOs. Fro m New York, Bethea lost to Folley in New York last month and holds the No. 10 NAB standings, with potential future opponents including Patterson rivals Harold Carter and Eddie Machen. Scoring will be by rounds with points used if totals tie.
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Zora Folley
New York
Syracuse War Memorial Auditorium
ABC
Bethea
Folfey
National Boxing Assn
Harold Carter
Eddie Machen
Floyd Patterson
Beihea
New York City
Olley
Chandler
Ariz
Folley
Nino Valdes
Ezzard Charley
Carter
Sponsor Denies IBG Pressure Behind Boxing Show Fold
A Cleveland sponsor of a studio boxing show says the series ended due to difficulty in getting enough boxers, denying the International Boxing Guild pressure was the deciding factor. Testimony at a criminal trial included George S. Carter of PCC Brewing Co., read from a deposition, countering claims of IBG influence on WEWS station cancellations after two shows.
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International Boxing Guild
Wee
IBG
TBG
Strde
WEWS
George 5. Carter
PCC Brewing Co
Track Is Sought at Waterford Park Sale Questioned
East Liverford Ohio reports a possible sale of Waterford Park race track at Shearby Newell West Virginia. Huntington resident Nicholas Tweed said Arthur Lynch of Beverly Hills California is a partner in the venture. A J Boyle Charlestown Jockey Club chief denies a deal is completed.
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Ohio
Waterford Park
Shearby Newell
W. Va
Huntington, W. Va
Nicholas Tweed
Arthur Lynch
Beverly Hills
Calif
A. J. Boyle
Charlestown Jockey Club
Waterford
Charlestown
Hungarian Olympic swimmers bask in Miami before tour
Members of the Hungarian Olympic swimming team refuse to return home behind the Iron Curtain and relax in Miami Florida before an exhibition tour. The trio includes Kate Szoke, an Olympic champion at 16, and L Rypszina.
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Miami
Fla
Kate Szoke
L. Rypszina
Breakfast Club League forms at Sports Bowl for women
A new women’s bowling league named the Breakfast Club League is forming at Sports Bowl. It will meet on Tuesdays at 10 a.m. with free coffee and doughnuts. Several teams have joined. organizers seek more players led by league president May Levey.
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May Levey
Meeting Set For Local Match Game Championship
A meeting to discuss details of a local match game bowling championship will be held at the Sports Bowl Thursday at 8 30 p m. Tournament committee members include Jack Frish'e President Donnie Justice Bob Phillips Jim Martin and Art Spruance.
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Sports Bowl
Jack Frish'e
Donnie Justice
Bob Phillips
Jim Martin
Art Spruance
Turner Stops Morris in Miami Beach Fight Results
In Miami BeachGil Turner 149 pounds from Philadelphia stopped Jimmy Morris 150 pounds in six rounds Bob Satterfield 185 pounds of Portland knocked out Dale Hall 203 pounds of Chicago Virgil Akins 151 pounds of Buffalo outpointed Sammy Webern 153 pounds of St Louis in a ten round bout event noted by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Gil Turner
Philadelphia
Jimmy Morris
Miami
Portland
Ore
Bob Satterfield
Chicago
Dale Hall
Los Angeles
Buffalo
N. Y
Virgil Akins
St. Louis
Sammy Webern
Springfield
Mass
POTHLING RES POTHLING HS HONOR ROLL AND RESULTS
Yesterday's results list Potlhing and Potling HS students on honor roll with scores for Jasper Harrison Lowell Brower Lefty Hyde Bob Selby and several women players led by Charlotte Pergram Leslie Colvin Boot Mills Nell Bauer Mary Presta Fritzie Schwall Treva Riggs and others. Local leagues show J J Lanes Women Recreation Dr Leach Pets Burger Friendly Tavern Bouleard Gardens Poffenbar ger's Moyer Meats Baker's Funeral Home Gardner B. & C Bourdettes Ring Stylers and many team matchups with scores. PORTS BOWL results also included.
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Charlotte Pergram
Leslie Colvin
Boot Mills
Nell Bauer
Mary Presta
Fritzie Schwall
Treva Riggs
Women’s Recreation
Dr. Leach
Burger
Friendly Tavern
Burnett's
Bouleard Gardens
Poffenbarger's . Moyer
Baker's Funeral Home
Gardner B. & C
Pin-Meads
Eight Ball United Welding and Local Team Standings Review
A dense roundup lists numerous league match results across teams such as Eight Ball United Welding beating Aeronca 2 1 and Cine Gas Free 0 Optimist No. 3 with multiple.Detailed scores cover various clubs including Miami Cab No. 12 No. 23 and others, plus extensive 200 games lists for men and 180 games for women with players like Dave Specht Harold McGraw and Mary Presta achieving high scores.
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Optimst
Cine. Gas & Free
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Ross Motors
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Ruppert's
Unnamed
Jim Curry
Heber Jones
Terhune Pontac
Hughes
Upsetters
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Duces
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Clyde Hollow
H. Carter
Lox Thomas
Harold McGraw
Orville Lansow
B. Koch
Francis Hilz
Calvin Blount
Dick ‘Cope
C. Campbell
Hornback
Reith
Ken Lucas
Dick Ns
A S Switzer
Dale Tayoy
Frank Botos
Owen Case
Jasper Harrison
Bob Medley
H. Hyde
Charles Conatroe
Lowell Brewer
Jerry Leak
Bil Dmnan
Hank Dennis
Bob Selby
Pattern of Experimenting for Bowling Improvement
Pattern in experimenting guides bowlers to define the fault, track changes, and repeat successful adjustments. Focus on one element at a time, starting with footwork before armswing, then compare to the original style to ensure clarity and progress.
Italy Leads U S In Contract Bridge Tourney
Italy's European champions hold a 780 point edge over the United States midway through the week long World Contract Bridge Tournament in New York NW. The gap is the smallest lead for the visitors since the event began on Sunday. An evening session is scheduled today as play continues through Friday.
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New York NW
Italy
United States
Boy Waits 11 Days To Fix Broken Leg
Ten year old Teddy Cokenour limped into a Phoenix hospital with a femur fracture suffered in a Tolleson tree fall eleven days earlier. His father Roy A Cokenour recalled the boy never complained and noted the journey to care hurt less than the wait.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Teddy Cokenour
Teddy
Tolleson
Roy A Cokenour
First AHL shutout occurs in 31st game season
The first American Hockey League shutout of the current season came in the 31st game. Then four more shutouts followed in the next eight games.
Goalie Life Described Through Notable NHL Stars
The AP feature profiles the demanding role of hockey goalies, noting equipment weight and speed of shots. It cites Gump Worsley, Jacques Plante, Terry Sawchuk, Al Rollins, Glenn Hall, Ed Chadwick, Bill Durnan and others, tracing how each became a goalie and highlighting the Vezina trophies and shutouts.
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Jacques
Terry Sawchuk
Boston Bruins
Winnipeg
Man
Terry
Mitchell
Detroit Red Wings
al Rollins
Chicago Black Hawks
Nets
Glenn
Minor League Player, Manager of 1956 Named
Question on 1956 minor league player and manager of the year. Also asks which veteran league manager nicknamed the Littl Napoleon, described as an outspoken pilot in the minors. Mentions Joe L. Brown of the Pittsburgh Pirates selecting him as manager.
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Napoleon
Hollywood
Joe L. Brown
Pittsburgh Pirates
Basilio to Begin Training for Saxton Rubber Match
Cleveland welterweight champion Carmen Basilio is expected to start training today for a title rubber match with Johnny Saxton set for January 16 at Cleveland Arena. If pursued, the bout would crown the champion after their previous fights drew split results and regional anticipation remains high.
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Cleveland
Carmen Basilio
Johnny Saxton
Cleveland Arena
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