California Leaves NCAA Track Meet With Strong Lead After Day One
California held a commanding lead at the 49th NCAA track and field championships as the first day concluded, with Ohio University and others close behind. Kansas Brigham Young and Washington State trailed tied for second at 15 points, while Oregon led third place with 13 points and several schools readied finalists to challenge. San Jose State faced NCAA sanctions affecting its competitors, including Olympic sprinter John Carlos.
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Ohio University
Bob
California
Bertelsen
Eddie Hart
Isaacs
Montana
Doug i Curtis
San Jose State
Severa
NCAA
John Carlos
U.S
Kansas
Brigham Young
Washington State
Oregon
Oregon State
Southern California
Texas
el Paso
Lebanon Raceway Results and Entries Summary
Race results list 10 races with winning and place payouts from Dean's Treasure to T.R. and Trot winners. Entries section provides horse names for each of the ten races including pace and trot fields with multiple participants across divisions.
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Dean's Treasure
Nilos Jewel
Raffles
Peter Moko
Brother Gallon
Calico Joe
Miss War Counsel
Miss Stormy Night
Bily’s Cindy
Trot Margalo
Taveling Man
Lady Onyx
Pace
Adios Dean
Buddy Wagner
Meadow Up
Shanty’s Son
Grand Ada
Sharon Dale
Hurry Home
Kid Jody
Double Creed
Creekie Vic
Carey's Dream
Thrifty Money
Sacre Bleu
King Storm
T.R
Little Charlie
Alvin
Dark Diller
Belle H
Virginia Cleo
Grand Big Boy
Taylor Saunders
Edgewood Kermit
Harriet Kelly
Harry's Melody
Burbon Diller
Grand Carroll
Marta Adios
Belle Sampson
Burley Belt
Haila Spencer
J.T. June
Miracle Lee
My Caroline
Kay's Lad
Roan Beauty
Edgewood Kent
His Gal
Mae Spangler
Jerry Hal
Nelva’s Girl
Cashmere Scott
Josedale Red Star
Fairmeade Dancer
Easy Debt
Sunset Kelly
Myrtle
Vickie
Lucky Bloss
Charming Lad
Jolly Scott
Bengal Miller
Gail Diller
Cardinal Song
Tronia
Little Berry
Bow
Newtown Betsy
Fonda Dares
Lusty
Prince Ondago
Ronda Mac
Dicky Man
Jay Dee Blackstone
Gowanna
Raunchy Hal
Diane Chase
Lynda Jo
Pride
No Misses Gets Youth Trophy at Ohio Championship
Rich Cady of Crooksville topped 94 shooters in the 100 handicap event, breaking 100 targets and a shootoff 25 for 25 from 20 yards. Norman Stout in 24% yards finished second. other age and class winners included Carol McMahon Akron 86 high gun lady resident, Robert Nieczkowski Wintersville 94 junior resident, and Rocky Spike Trotwood doubles resident champion with 94.
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Vandalia
Ohio
Richard Cady
Crooksville
Cady
Norman Stout
Kettering
Robert Glatz
West Alexandria
John Schlaback
Berlin
Billy
Carol McMahon
Akron
Robert Nieczkowski
Wintersville
Rocky Spike
Trotwood
Ed Long
Columbus
William Lawless
West Lafayette
Gene McMahon
Marysville
Borowiak Eyes Singles Sweep For UCLA In NCAA Meet
UCLA clinched the team title with 25 points as Jeff Borowiak advanced to the singles final in Salt Lake City seeking a sweep. He defeated Rice’s Mike Estep in four sets to reach the final while Roscoe Tanner of Stanford, the 18 year old freshman, faced a marathon doubles final and Pat Cramer and Luis Garcia fought to reach the finals in a five set clash.
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Salt Lake City
UCLA
Jeff Borowiak
Bruins
Borowiak
Rice
Mike Estep
Roscoe Tanner
Stanford
Tanner
Rob Rippner
Pat Cramer
Luis Garcia
Miami
Cramer-Garcia
Trinity
Dick Stockton
Bob McKinley
Mincek
Knothole Results In National Kiwanis Class C
National Kiwanis Class C results list Blake Steel 20 over VFW 0 and Sportsman's Club 5 over McDonald's 4. Barnitz Bank Cohen Brothers 6 over Brown Singer 0. Wright's TV 15 over Exchange Club 9 and K of C 15 over Wrenn Paper 10. B.D. Morgan 15 over Ben's Furniture 3. Armco Credit Dillman's Market 1 and Coca-Cola Diamond National 5 over Casanos Harry Finkleman 12. Razor's Rage 10 over Allsports 21 and McGraw Coast.
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Blake Steel
VFW
Sportsman’s Club
McDonald's
Rotary Club
Barnitz Bank
Wright's
Exchange Club
Armco Credit
Dillman’s
David L. Smith
Coca-Cola
Harry Finkleman
Razor’s Rage
Allsports
McGraw Coast
Derby returns as Reigh Count wins 1928 race
Louisville sees 196 nominations and 22 starters for the 1928 Kentucky Derby. Jockeys were advised to swing wide at the first turn as a late Bill Hamilton note. A pre race cloudburst left a pond near the rail. Reigh Count, owned by Mrs. John D. Hertz, takes the victory.
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Louisville
Bill Hamilton
Reigh Count
John D. Hertz
Beavercreek Tops Middletown in Western Legion League
Beavercreek stopped Middletown American Legion Post 231 31 yesterday in Beavercreek. Middletown drops to 0 3 in league play after 18 games, despite outhitting Beavercreek 6 5. Arnold Elam and Billy Gibbons each had two hits for Middletown. next game Friday at Covington.
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Beavercreek
Middletown
American Legion Post
Western Legion League
Arnold Elam
B14ldie Gibbons
Covington
Eldora Holds Big Weekend at Eldora Speedway
Eldora Speedway hosts a weekend of racing with a Saturday night program featuring late model leaders Chick Hale Red Harvey and Ralph Latham Horses among entrants. Time trials start at 7 p.m. with racing at 8 30 p.m. Sunday brings a tripleheader with time trials at 6 p.m. and racing at 8 30 p.m.
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Rossburg
Eldora Speedway
Chick Hale
Red Harvey
Eldora
Cincinnati
Ralph Latham
Armco Nips NCR In Over-40 League Victory
Armco downed NCR 8-3 in the DIAA Over-40 League at Armco Association Park. John Armstrong and Brack Collins each collected three hits for Armco, while Ray Moreland allowed nine hits to the NCR offense.
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Armco
NCR
DIAA
John Armstrong
Brack Collins
Ray Moreland
Clayton Street Church of God downs St Luke's to stay in league race
Clayton Street Church of God defeated St Luke's 18-5 at Goldmen Park to push into first place in the City Church League. J Allen and B Berry homered for the winners, each with three RBIs, while T Johnson homered for St Luke. Elk Creek Baptist beat Trenton Nazarene 11-2 as J Martin homered for the winners. New Life Temple routed St Luke 14-0 led by D Trenum and G Trenum homers, and also beat Calvary Baptist 22-7 with more Trenum and J Akens long balls. St Paul defeated Zion Lutheran 20-2 as Gloeckler and Williams homered.
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Clayton Street
J. Martin
New Life Temple
St. Luke
D. Trenum
G. Trenum
Calvary Baptist
J. Akens
Hester
Calvary
St. Paul
Zion Lutheran
Gloeckler
Williams
Big Money On Line In Four 100000 Stakes This Weekend
Four $100,000 stakes anchor a weekend across Belmont Hollywood Arlington and Detroit with contenders Cathy Honey Fort Marcy George Lewis and Nodouble among favorites. Other races include 50000 Ri chards at Delaware 50000 Queen's Plate Woodbine 50000 Cornhusker at Ak Sar Ben and 35000 Longfellow 35000 Ohio Derby plus 25000 Patriot 15000 Breadwinner and 10000 Summer H etc.
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Associated Press
Big Dough
Belmont Park
Hollywood Park
Arlington Park
Detriot
Cathy Honey
Fort Marcy
George Lewis
Nodouble
Belmont
Hollywood
Michigan
Leonard Richards
Delaware
Ak Sar-Ben
Thistledown
Liberty Bell
Suffolk Downs
Tropical Park
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Des Moines
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van Nelson
St. Cloud
Minn
Ewe Eee
Wever Potter
San San Jose
Fam
Baspall
Lebanon
Garrett
Dayton
Zdravko Mincek
Brigham Young University
National Kiwanis
Harry’s Furniture
Cohen Brothers
Brown- Singer
Casanos
James J. Fiessinger
DDS
Hamilton
Pol. Adv
Better Health Committee
Marion Swisher
M. D. Cheiman
Clayton St
St. Luke’s
Pieratt Electric
Iperatt Electric
BANK
Americard
Franklin
John Pieratt
Big Money
By Ted Meier
Monmouth Park
Beachwood First Church OF God
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Billy Ball
Hope
Kentucky
North Family
Calvary Trio
Harvesters
W. D. Woodly
Irving, KY
J. Steve Faulkner
Fred Whisman
Gladys DR
Otto Long
D. W. Wampler
Middleburg Church
Joe Johnson Painting
Luther Burris
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