Lebanon Raceway Results and Entries Note
Race by race results from Lebanon Raceway with winning payouts and times. Entries list racers across 9 races including trot and pace events with multiple horses per race and a detailed 1st to 3rd payoff structure.
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Speedy Indian
Shinway Bubbles
Candy Colby
Marie Elaina
Bold Melody
Babe Senator
Princess Ex
Henry Prior
Harrell’s Freddie
Storm Princess
Miss Stormy Night
Miss Lynn Adios
Greenland
Cindy
Lady
Noble Mrk
Queen Sharon
Edgewood Myra
Andreea Dale
Byrd Car Lith
C. Honor
Time
Peter Hod
Little Rep
Josedale Ginger
Hal Tiger
Samantha Q
Kay Jean
Polly’s Pride
Devereaux Dude
Mayflower Maid
Pat Marine
Gayle Lass
Thunder On Lady Colewood
Lew Dora
Ann Fae Ee Star Shadow
Speedy Baron
Adios
Richie
Damita Rose
Basin Street
Rolling Agile
Taconite
Dolly’s Kirk
Ensign Lea
Chief Strongbow
Date
Wilsman's Top Team Wins Armco Tournament Crown
Wilsman's and Ruhlman's Trucking finished first and second in the Armco Triangles tournament at Goldman Park. Wilsman's beat Ruhlman's 19-18 in a semifinal, then defeated Don's Carry Out 11 46 in the final to capture the title while Bobby Harrison earned the home run trophy with eight long blasts. Middletown Barons took third, Kendrick Movers fourth, Mr. Gibbons fifth.
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Hamilton
Goldman Park
Wilsman’s
Ruhlman
Armco
Wilsman
Down Don's
Oxford
Bobby Harrison
Harrison
Middletown Barons
Kendrick Movers
Lebanon
Mr. Gibbons
Dayton
Hudderson
Electric Shop
Wherley
Roll Shop
Don Canter
BOF
No. 2
Open Hearth
Hearth
International
Sales Service
West Processing
F. Long
Joe Marshall
Prep Record Books Are Rewritten In Ohio
Ohio Athletic Association rewrites state scholastic records to fit expanded three class system. Former Class AA records convert to AAA, A records may move to A or AA based on school size. Fifteen records assured at Columbus meet May 28-29. Also, Canton Lincoln coach Vince Venditti seeks four days of contact drills but board rejects two day request.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Neces
Canton Lincoln High
Lou Venditti
Venditti
The
Football Coaches Association
Franklin and Garfield edge near in extra innings thriller
Franklin High and Hamilton Garfield played an eight inning semi final with Garfield winning 1-0 on a eighth inning error. Garfield pitcher Bill Braden was touched for seven hits, while Franklin left early with runners on base but failed to score. Greenhills beat Colerain 10-2 and will face Garfield in the district final at Mt Healthy.
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Franklin High
Hamilton Garfield
Oxford
Franklin
Garfield
Paul Reasch
Bill Braden
Greenhills
Colerain
Mt. Healthy
Braden
Jackson
Alexander
Arndt
Hornets Rally Past Kings 8-1 in Doubleheader Sweep
Monroe High Hornets defeated the Kings 8-1 as Terry McGuire and Ted Thomas drove in runs with two key hits in the seventh inning. Bill Angel homered for the Kings in the fourth, their lone scoring. Propps, McIntosh, Doughman, Austin, Trauie and Angel appeared for the game.
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KINGS
Monroe High
Terry McGuire
Ted Thomas
Hornets
Monroe
Bill Angel
Kings Mill
Propps
McIntosh
Doughman
Austin
Trauie
Angel
Boyer Alves Spark Spartans in 12-2 Victory
Valley View rode a two run homer by Tom Boyer and a two run triple by Fred Alves to crush Madison 12-2 on the Mohawks’ field. The win improves Valley View to 20-5 with 25 games played. Madison scored on errors and misplays by Murphy.
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Valley View
Tom Boyer
Fred Alves
Spartans
Madison
Mohawks
Murphy
V. Alves
Harris
Ward
R. Stiver
P. Elam
J. Elam
Middies fall to Fairfield in GMC baseball clash
Poor fielding plagued Fairfield Middletown High as they lost 8-2 to the Fairfield Indians in a Greater Miami Conference game. The Middies JV also lost to the Indians JV, 7-4.
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Fairfield
Middletown High
Miami
Fairfield Indians
Middies
Indians
Middletown Netmen Top Little Miami 41 Victory
Middletown tennis team improves to 10 4 overall with a 41 win over Little Miami at the Middletown Tennis Club. Williams from Middletown defeats his opponent in singles.
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Middletown
Little Miami
Williams
Falcons Blast Edgewood 5-0 in boys tennis
Fenwick High netmen dominated Edgewood, blasting the Cougars 5-0 for the Falcons seventh win after eight losses. Singles results show Rooster defeating Agee 6-0 6-0 and Mahay beating Rivera 6-0 6-0. doubles Braun-Brill won 6-0 6-2, East-B Mahany prevailed 6-3 6-4.
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Fenwick High
Edgewood
Cougars
Falcons
Rooster
Agee
Cramer
B. Agee
M. Mahay
Rivera
Braun-Brill
Brewer-Hoerst
East
B. Mahany
Pfeiffer-Dickerson
Hawks Sweep Carlisle for Third Win of Season
Madison High tennis men beat Carlisle 4 1 on Madison courts to claim their third win this season and second in three outings. Singles results include Canter over iCombs 6 3 6 2 Curry over Keitz 6 2 6 1 Oaks over Pottinger 6 1 6 1. Doubles see Porter Fershee of Carlisle over Woodruff Edwards 6 3 6 3 and Prichard Oakley over Adams McKinney 6 2 6 1.
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Madison
Carlisle
Madison Courts
Hawks
Canter
iCombs
Curry
Keitz
Oaks
Pottinger
Porter-Fershee
Woodruff-Edwards
Prichard-Oakley
Adams-McKinney
Carlisle School Faces Coach Search After Deatherage Era
Carlisle officials interviewed two of four candidates for basketball coach last night with two more slated tonight. Athletic director Chuck McLaughlin denied earlier reports of a decision last night and said the board will likely name a new coach at Monday night’s meeting.
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Carlisle
Gary Deatherage
Chuck McLaughlin
Nicklaus Leads Money and Points on PGA Tour
New York AP report shows Jack Nicklaus topping both money and point charts on the PGA Tour despite skipping Houston Champions International. Nicklaus has $131,788 in earnings and 130,607.5 exemption points, with Arnold Palmer second in money and Gary Player second in points. Hubert Green climbs to ninth after Houston win with 58,204.6 points.
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New York
Houston
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Hubert Green
Buehner and Snowden spark Triangles rally to 11 10 win
In a seven inning finish at Goldman Park Armco Triangles beat Charlie's Top Shop 11 10 as Buehner adds a double and Snowden a single in the bottom of the seventh. Armco posts its third straight Federal League victory amid late scoring surge.
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Paul Buehner
Art Snowden
Armco Triangles
Charlie's Top Shop
Goldman Park
Armco
Barons
Bill Miller
Whitt
Brooks
Thompson
Armco Safety League
Association Park
East Processing Annealing
Armco Park
Electric Shop
Labor Reserve
Cavaliers Add Two All-America Players in Swap
The Cleveland Cavaliers signed two more players, guard Charlie Davis from Wake Forest and forward Jackie Ridgle from California, adding depth after Davis, a 10th round pick, initially appeared bound for the ABA Nets. Cavs president Nick Mileti said Davis would sign today and Ridgle agreed to terms Monday as the club’s third round selection.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Cavaliers
National Basketball Association
Charlie Davis
Jackie Ridgle
Davis
American Basketball Association
New York Nets
Nets
Wake Forest
Cavaliers
Mileti
Ridgle
University of California
Cavs
Nets Acquire 6-8 Forward Washington in ABA Deal
New York Nets land 6 foot 8 Tom Washington from the Floridians for a high pick in the 1972 ABA draft. General manager Lou Carnesecca announced the trade on Tuesday praising Washington’s rebounding and ball handling. Washington, while limited by injuries, averaged about 9 points and 10.6 rebounds last season.
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NEW York
New York Nets
Tom Washington
Texchage
American Basketball Association
Lou Carnesecca
Washington
Monday's Fights in three cities showcase knockouts and decisions
In Tampa Tony Licata stopped Larry Carney after four rounds while in New York Donato Padavano outpointed Bobby O'Brien. A third bout in New Orleans saw Hedgeman Lewis halt Percy Pugh in eight rounds.
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Tampa
Fla
Tony Licata
New Orleans
Lary Carney
Lowell
Mass
New York
Donato Paduano
Montreal
Bobby O’brien
New York City
Hedgeman Lewis
Los Angeles
Percy Pugh
Nolan Lands Five-Year Deal With 49ers
San Francisco coach Dick Nolan signed a new five year contract as the 49ers prepare to move into their new Candlestick Park home He led the team to its first NFL division title last season and is believed to earn about seventy five thousand dollars annually The 49ers finished 10 3 1 in 1970 and lost the NFC title game to the Cowboys 17 10 They will play in Candlestick Park this year after 25 seasons at Kezar Stadium and the old contract was torn up
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SAN Francisco
Dick Nolan
San Francisco 49Ers
Ers
Lou Spadia
Nolan
49Ers
Dallas Cowboys
Candlestick Park
Kezar Stadium
Thaw Hinted In NCAA and AAU Feud Talks
In Knoxville Tennessee NCAA President Dr Earl Ramer hinted a possible thaw in the long standing feud with the Amateur Athletic Union after a meeting with AAU President Jack Kelly of Philadelphia. He said increased understanding could lead to greater cooperation though no commitments were made. The dispute centers on control of track meets and amateur events and NCAA athletes being barred from AAU meets. Kelly sought the meeting to discuss administration of amateur athletics.
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Knoxville, Tenn
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
NCAA
Earl Ramer
AAU
Jack Kelly
Philadelphia
Ramer
Collegians
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J.W. Song
Adios Silk
Dottier
Miracle Win
Razor’s Edge
Mitzi Rambler
Kentucky Bourbon
Charming Adam
Over Dream
Dude
Jessee Handy
Quick Silver
Pat Hand
Pink, Cloud
Sargeant Creed
David
Mark Up
Willie Knight
Melda C
Queen's
Rush
Hull
Ord
Association
Harold Meyer
Clip Kings
Boyer, Alves Spark Spartans
Buehner
Snowden
Spark Triangles
Knight of Columbus
Armco Metal Products
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Nick Mileti
Carnes
John Carnes
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