Irish Teddy Heads Field In Hamilton Pace Tonight
Irish Teddy driven by Eddie McIntosh heads a seven horse invitational pace field at Hamilton Raceway led by Fair Princess and Ohside Irish Teddy as the program features nine races and a daily double amid a mix of pacers and trotters with notable performances for the night.
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Hamilton
Teddy
Aileen Quallen
Williamsburg, C
Hamilton Raceway
Eddie McIntosh
Batavia
Fair Princess
Earnest Shrover
DeGraff, C
Dandy Grattian
Frosty Abbe
Tom Direct
Flash Me
Wendy Way
DeBaun
Franco Iect
Shoemaker
Dazzie Joy
McPherson
Rocky Supreme
Baker Think of Me
McIntosh
Champs Indian
Roughton Masti Wendell
Brown
Stardust Wick
Bradstreet
Lilly Queen
Frye
Lightfoot Lady
Arnold
Hatchet Man
Wal Y N
Junes
Frisco Brewer
Mcon
Trot — Bruceer
McDonald
Elise Overmo Ours
Garnet Abbe
the Iomb
Norris
Ashful Hanover
Landess
Able Guy
Barnes
Nancy Sayre
Sayre
Spencer Colby
Dee Kota
Collar
Lis Woollen
Baker
Mamie Jean
Henman
Little Muffy
Dar
Taylor
Irian Teddy
Choice Gold
Jolly Scott
Knothole Results Show Tight Scores Across Divisions
Truesdell edges Barkelew 12 11 and Interstate beats Commonwealth Kot P 9 to 4 Fridys results list Frisens 7 Diamond Natl 5 FOP 12 Davidson Photo 3 Inland 3 Joe Lewis 1 Brown Singer 5 Robersons 0 Lad Lassie 5 Legion 4 Coca Cola 6 Kiwanis 1 Joe Lewis 10 Dasons
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Davidson Photo
Inland
Joe Lewis
Brown-Singer
Roberson's
Lad & Lassie
Legion
Coca-Cola
Kiwanis
American Lad
Lassie
Brown
Singer
FOP Davidson
Kiwanis Club
Jockey Killed In Track Spill At Pikes Peak Meadows
Jockey David A. Rodriguez, 29, from Azusa California, died after a two horse spill in the third race at Pikes Peak Meadows Colorado Springs. Rodriguez rode Flower Tone which stumbled over Samark and collapsed. Lamark jockey Ron Marcle sustained a hip injury but was in satisfactory condition. Rodriguez previously rode Corlee in the first race and rode last winter at Turf Paradise in Phoenix.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
David A. Rodriguez
Azusa
Calif
Pikes Peak Meadows
Rodriguez
Flower Tone
Samark
Ron Marcle
Lamark
Corlee
Turf Paradise
Phoenix
Ariz
Teens top veterans at 1965 AAU outdoor girls meet
Debbie Thompson set a U S girls 100 yard record 10.7 in wet conditions and won the 50 yard dash. Madeline Manning ran the 440 in 55.4 seconds and Cathy Catlin cut the 880 to 2 14 6. Lynn Graham led the Los Angeles Mercurettes with wins in shot put and discus as they captured the team trophy.
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Columbus
Ohio
Debbie Thompson
Madeline Manning
Cathy Catlin
Janell Smith
Wymonia Tyus
Edith McGuire
Eleanor Montgomery
Miss Thompson
Frederick
U. S S
Debbie
Detroit
Miss Manning
Cleveland
Miss Catlin
Sacramento
Calif
U.S
Husky Lynn Graham
Los Angeles Mercurettes
Miss Graham
Earlene Brown
Lynn
Holiday Show at Edgewater Drag Strip Highlights Regional
A big holiday run unfolds at Edgewater Park drag strip with a highlight named Drag News Regional. Pits open at noon and close at 7 p.m. Expected entrants include Bill King and the Bennett brothers of Trenton, with King noted as the season’s most consistent winner at Edgewater.
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Cleves
Edgewater Park
Drag News
Bill King
Bennett Brothers
Trenton
King
Edgewater
Yesterday's Stars by AP Batting Rally
Rocky Colavito of the Indians drove in five runs with a homer a double and a single as the American League leaders walloped the Orioles in a rout with strong batting and late offense.
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Associated Press
Rocky Colavito
Indians
Baltimore
Ohio Safe Boating Week Aims to Cut Boating Deaths
Ohio officials urge caution during Safe Boating Week ahead of the July 4 holiday period. Authorities cite crowded boats and fires as top hazards and promote a Ten Commandments of Safe Boating with rules on life jackets, fire extinguishers, keeping watch, and reporting departure details.
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Ken McCreary
Associated Press
Ohio
Buckeye
Paul Sarossy
Fred Rice
Sarossy
National Water Safety Congress
Speedy Scot Defends World Trotting Championship Crown
Speedy Scot prepared for the Roosevelt International at Roosevelt Raceway next Saturday night after winning the $50,000 American Trotting Championship. He beat Su Mac Lad by three quarters of a length with Speedy Count close behind. Dick Donovan started the Indians season 17-7 against the Orioles.
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Westbury
N.Y
Speedy Scot
Roosevelt Raceway
Su Mac Lad
Speedy Count
Big John
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