Lebanon Harness Race Hosts Nine Top Four Year Olds
At Lebanon Race Way a new concrete block barn houses nine leading four year old standardbreds in the HTA Pace. Headliners include Henry T Adins and Mighty Tide who have traded wins this year, with Mighty Tide’s trainer noting recent strong form. Also racing are Way Wave Lang Hanover Shadydale Monitor Al Sam H D Bingo Brown Jet and Well Away in Friday night’s $10,000 purse event and HTA cross country tour stop.
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Well Away
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Kelso Faces Imposing Task In Debut By John Chandler
Kelso the 1960s era American champion makes his 1962 racing debut at Aqueduct in the Metropolitan Handicap a 190000 added mile. He carries top weight 133 pounds in the 69th running. Only three horses have won with that weight since the race began in 1891. Last year Kelso won the Met with 130 pounds a rare feat amid famed jockey Eddie Arcaro adjustments.
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Carry Back Rivalry Nets 1961 Triple Crown Talk
The article reviews Carry Back and rival Kelso with Johnny Rotz aboard Ambiopoise, plus Merry Ruler and other prospects in a crowded field. It notes a controversial 10 round draw between Archie Moore and Willie Pastrano, as writers favored Moore despite a split decision.
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Browns Eye Speedy Tackle Schnacke
Jay Schnacke, a 6-foot-3, 262-pound tackle from Western Reserve, won a tryout with the Cleveland Browns due to his exceptional speed. He signed Monday as a free agent and will report to training camp in July, with coaches eyeing him at guard and both tackle roles.
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Stebbins Takes M-M Net Title
Dayton Stebbins High clinched the Mid-Miami League tennis title by defeating Monroe Hornets 3-2 in the final playoff elimination. Regular-season leaders Monroe Beavercreek and Lebanon shared the top mark at 13-4. Singles results list Power over Combs 6-1 3-6 4-1, Doehler over Sears 6-2 6-0, Steenberger over Housh 6-4 2-6 6-2. Doubles: Dougas Norris over Heck Braun 6-4 7-5 6-3, Line Page over Belcher Couson 7-5 6-2.
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Believer George Raver Stuns In Friendly Golf Match
Jamaica NJ AP reports George Raver, hailed as the longest hitter, faced Herb Lebenson of Jamaica NS at Cold Spring Harbor NY. Lebenson, club champion at the Garden Spring Country Club, watched Raver belt tee shots, praising his power. Raver shot a 60 and a 22 on the back nine, labeling the round intense in a friendly match at Coral Country Club.
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Bowling results from JJ Lanes and FASTFERA Lanes recap
In San Francisco Eddie Machen beat Portland rival Roger Rischer 1974 in Oakland after a men’s four game set at JJ Lanes where Pave Palmer rolled 210 and Phil Palmer 231. Women posted Ruth Kinser 197 and A Kine 209 214 200 in a 4 game series. The men’s 20 games included Ea Loing 223 Glenn Barker 202 Jerry West 20 Paul Bailey 5 Bill Castle 225 Elmer Morris 213 J Mc Mann 75, Steve Koster 295 217 190 in a 4 game run.
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Fastfera
Hogan and Snead face U S Open regional trials
The 497 golfers vie for 13 spots in sectional eliminations next Monday and Tuesday at Oakmont. Defending champion Gene Littler leads a field including Arnold Palmer Billy Casper Tommy Bolt Dick Mayer and former champions. Major names Jerry Barber Jack Nicklaus Gary Player and others seek final qualification for the Open field.
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Brown To Ink Highest Pact With Browns
Cleveland AP reports Jim Brown is poised to sign a one year Browns contract for 42000 making him the highest paid player in professional football. He will meet with GM and coach Paul Brown to finalize terms alongside a tax discussion. Brown has completed a prior two year deal at 3200 per year and led the league in rushing for five straight seasons.
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Hole-in-one feat echoes at Rancho Santa Fe course
Four years after a hole-in-one on the Tth hole, Jack Matziner of La Jolla returned to Rancho Santa Fe golf course to play again and again scored another hole-in-one on the seventh hole.
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la Jolla
Lebanon Raceway Results From Fast Race Card
Race by race results list for Lebanon Raceway with drivers, horses, odds, and times across nine races. Notable finishes include Spirits Lady at 2.00 and Sailor Kenny at 11%. detailed entries show numerous horse names and drivers for each race.
Women’s League Games At Goldman Park Tonight
Games tonight feature Gardner versus JJ Lanes at 6:45 pm and Carlisle against Ison’s, with Monroe Merchants clashing Stag’s Place in the Blue Division at East Side Diamonds 6:30 pm. Gray Division hosts Hoover Ball versus Barkelew Electric at Gardner Park at 7:90 pm.
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Legal Notice for Divorce Proceeding in Butler County Ohio
Jearre Leichman of unknown residence is cited for divorce from Richer Leichmen in Case No 852 serving for a divorce on grounds of neglect and duty. Defendant must answer by June 12 1926 or plead. court clerk Joseph F Y Kier and Christie F Hermens deputy certify. Mey 22 June 12.19.26
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Parkway Cafe hits seven homers for first win in league
Parkway Cafe exploded for seven home runs, defeating the Journal 18 to 7 in Federal Softball League play. Armco Metal Products won 25 to 7 over Neal's General Store in its first game after a forfeited verdict two weeks earlier. Jaycees beat Independents 11 to 3, and Duff's Cafe defeated the Eagles. Jack Elam and Wally Drury led Parkway many hits. Armen and Smith fueled Armco and Duff's with strong at bats. Jim Yost homered for the Jaycees. Steinberger led Duff's with four hits.
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Johnson Wins Wooster Letter For Golf 1962 Campaign
Middletonian Allen Johnson, a Wooster College junior, received a varsity golf letter for the 1962 season. He was one of five team members to earn the letter, as noted in Philadelphia records listing George Renton and Jesse Smith among others.
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Wooster College
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Safety Winners In Close Ones
The Armen Safety League held four tight games at East Side diamond. No 2 Open Hearth edged East Processing 17 16 while Blast Furnace beat East Side Office 4 3. Pipe Shop defeated Fabricating 4 0 and Round House won 84 over No 1 Open Hearth. Charles Moon of East Processing hit two home runs in the loss.
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