Garden State win leaves Crimson Satan with undecided colt title
Crimson Satan won the Garden State last Saturday earning 180,819 for owner Peter Salem Sr. amid an unsettled yearend voting scene among racing secretaries and sports writers. The colt now eyes Pimlico Futurity on November 18 as the season's title picture remains unclear after a 2 1/2 length victory over Donut King in 1 44.15.
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Monroe Boosters Meet With Former Miami Star Speaker
The Monroe Athletic Boosters Club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Monroe High. Johnny Pont, former Miami University star and Redskins coach, will speak and show films of the Miami Bowling Green game and the Monroe Beavercreek contest.
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Bucks-Iown Film Shown Here Tonight
Movies of Ohio State's Big 10 win over Iowa will be shown tonight at 8 o'clock at the Manchester Hotel offices. Sponsored by the Butler County chapter of the Ohio State Alumni Association in Dallas, the event highlights the Buckeyes' victory and local alumni support. Lionel Hebert, 1960 PGA champion, faced a rope mishap in the Dallas Open first round, borrowing a knife to cut the rope and proceed.
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Bowling Results From Eastern Lanes Tonight
Eastern Lanes results show Treva Terrell 522 series with 192 144 186, Arlene Mattingly 516, Kathy Harrison 515, Gerry Gunderson 506, Boots Gillespie 180 and Amy Chandler 180 in 180 games. Men include Jim Colvin 200, Frank Jones 204, Bert Bailey 26, Frank Armstrong 264, Bob Eichhorn 201. Bay Pals totals 266 173 151 610. Dolores DeHart 519, Myrt Rowland 501, with Pate Egelston 201, Shockey 205, Cottle man 208, Leo West 209, Chester Fultz 242, Art Glover 201, Bob Miller 207, Jack Lewis 214. Women 180 games Nancy Burdge 180 Fairy Egleston 184 Claudia Gray 187 Mary DeAloia 187. SPORTS BOWL includes Jerry Perry 205.
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Bert Bailey
Frank Armstrong
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Myrt Rowland
Pate Egelston
T. Shockey
F. Cottleman
Leo West
Chester Fultz
Art Glover
Bob Miller
Jack Lewis
Nancy Burdge
Fairy Egleston
Claudia Gray
Mary DeAloia
Ladies Day insult breaks out in wildlife misunderstanding
A terse exchange comically mislabels a moose call as a insult during a lighthearted Ladies Day event, highlighting a mix up between wildlife sounds and rude language. The exchange underscores playful tension and local humor without escalating into conflict.
Wright Patterson Leads Sixth Annual Five-Man Handicap
Wright Patterson Air Force Base bowling team leads the Sports Bowl event with 3 115 in the Six-Man Handicap and the Journal Singles Classic over the weekend. Marion’s Robert Hunter tops the singles with 817 for four games, while Worthmore Clothes of Middletown sits second in the team standings with 3 043. The field includes 400 teams, and the event runs seven weekends ending December 17.
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Idle Celtics Open Season Strong Behind Cousy Spark
Celtics captain Bob Cousy, age 33, led Boston to a 127-107 win over Syracuse, delivering 23 points and steering a decisive 38-point third quarter. Red Auerbach complained the sparse schedule hurts sharpness as the team opens four games in four weeks. Other NBA results include West and Baylor powering the Lakers past Chicago, Lacour rallying St Louis over New York, and Chamberlain scoring 58 for the Warriors.
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Maple Leafs Near First Tabbed Finish in NHL Race
Toronto Maple Leafs sit in a second place tie with the idle Rangers and one point behind Montreal as Red Kelly and Johnny Bower spearhead a 3-2 comeback win over Detroit. Nesterenko led Chicago past Boston 4-3, while he also assisted on Fleming's third-period goal.
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NBA Standings Saturday Action Flames Through Scores
Boston defeated Syracuse 127 to 107 while Philadelphia led Detroit 135 to 132. Los Angeles beat Chicago 125 to 112 and St Louis edged New York 112 to 111. Tuesday schedule includes New York at Cincinnati and Los Angeles at St Louis.
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Farrington Sets New Harness Racing Victory Mark
CHICAGO AP Harness driver Robert Farrington of Richwood Ohio shattered Billy Haughton's American record with his 177th win of the season after Daily Malone won at Maywood Park. Rival Harry Burright at Suffolk Downs had 173 wins through the weekend, sparking a potential chase to overtake the record.
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Alongi Faces Logan at Madison Square Garden Saturday
Tony Alongi 21 year old unbeaten 27 bout heavyweight prodigy from Passaic NJ meets George Logan of Boise Idaho at Madison Square Garden Saturday. Logan has 21 wins in 27 with wins over Besmanoff Rademacher and Charles. Also on card are Tony Hughes and Billy Daniels unbeaten in 15 and 13 bouts respectively with 10 round co features.
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Brown Name Echoes On Florida Football Field
Gainesville Florida AP reports coach Ray Graves calls for Brown and the response comes from Bill Brown at center Russ Brown at end and Barry Brown also an end as Florida football players.
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U S Ace Sees Silver Lining In Poor Record
In New York United States riding ace Bill Steinkraus says the poor showing at the National Horse Show offers a silver lining. He notes focus on building for the 1964 Olympics, with green horses and young riders. He cites Argentina leading, and U.S. riders adapting after early disqualification.
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Trinity coach Dan Jesse claims longest unbroken tenure
Hartford Conn Dan Jesse football coach at Trinity College says he holds the nation s longest unbroken head coaching tenure at a single college. He has served at Trinity since 1932.
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