Mexican Sub Rider Defends Women in Jumping Events
Eva Valdez defended women’s right to compete against men in the international jumping at the National Horse Show. She noted she won two events five years ago and dismissed claims she was out of condition. The standings show Mariles with four faults for second and Bal lard close behind, as the team and individual titles hinge on tonight’s finale.
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Eva Valdez
Miss Valdez
Humberto Mariles
Billy Steinkraus
Gen. Mariles
Mexico
Steinkraus
Mariles
Social Outcast Heads 13 for Laurel International
Alfred G. Vanderbilt accepts invitation to enter Social Outcast in Laurel Maryland's turf classic now at 13 starters. Field includes four U S horses and entries from England France Ireland Germany Canada Venezuela and others as purses exceed sixty five thousand dollars.
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Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Washington D.C. International
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U.S
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Frances Worden
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Aeschylus
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Prefect
Pawaslipper
Ataturk
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How to Build Speed for Bowlers
The guide outlines four methods to gain speed without sacrificing accuracy. Raise the ball to chest level for a longer arm swing and natural speed, push the ball forward to extend the backswing, lift the backswing to shoulder height while avoiding excess, and refine timing to make the ball feel lighter and faster.
Shutouts Trigger Warning From Mohawk Mentor
Cincinnati Mohawk coach Rory McLenahan warned about players traveling to Canada after his team was shut out by Grand Rapids. In a tight start to the season, six shutouts have occurred, led by Bill Tibbs of Troy who stretched scoreless minutes to 197:54 across two games. Troy seeks a sixth straight win against Toledo Marion.
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Lou Crowdis
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Troy
Tibbs
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Marion
Predators Killed in Montana by Hunters Hit 3110
In the year ending June 30, federal predatory animal hunters killed 3,110 predators in Montana. The tally includes 1,541 coyotes 1,447 bobcats 120 marauding bears one mountain lion and a wolverine.
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Billings
Mont
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New Orleans Fighter Outpoints Centella in Narrow Victory
In a boxing bout Kenny Lane of New Orleans outpointed Kid Centella, age 37, from Nicaragua, by 138 to 138? No, Lane won on points. The match took place in Muskegon Michigan.
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Kenny Lane
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Mich
Kid Centella
Nicaragua
Hayes Plans Light Practice as Buckeyes Brace for Iowa
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes senses fatigue after 11 straight Western Conference wins and will ease up on practice ahead of Saturday's home game with Iowa. Injuries cloud both teams with Cassady and Roseboro listed among Buckeyes sidelined, while Iowa cites players hampered by wrist and leg injuries.
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Males Take Over Alleys in Monday Bowling Honors
The article reports male bowlers dominating the Monday honor rolls across multiple leagues. It notes 14 men earning spots on the All-Star League honor list at Frontier Lanes, with several 600-series games and individual scores from Bert Feinthal, Bob Lund, Don Dennis, Ray Mattingly, and others. Open Hearth takes first in Armco Major League, while Fron tier Leagues show strong individual performances at Maintenance, East Side Office, and other teams.
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Nein Brothers
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Bill Rupp
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Armco
Charley Frost
Donnie Justice
Mario Prosperi
Bill Bergmann
East Side
Gray Harrison
Ernie Ruble
Elmer O'Dell
Industrial Classic League high scores mark Bowl-Mor night
Joe Trimble led with 664 as Crystal Tissue quin tet swept Aeronca No. 2. Cy Bowley topped Aeronca No. 1 with 213 196 171-580 in a pair over Interstate Folding Box. Shartle Brothers and Sorg Paper also posted strong series as Elks League hosts crowded honor roll.
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Crystal Tissue
Aeronca No. 2
Harry Sprague
Cy Bowley
Aeronca No. 1
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G. Armour
Frank Kaufman
Carroll Yocum
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Evans Marathon
Ed Canter
Gardner Beard
Carton
Sorg Paper
Jim Isbell
Sorg
Jones To Meet Saxton In 10 Round TV Bout
Oakland Calif Ralph Tiger Jones faces former welterweight champion Johnny Saxton in a 10 round television fight. The duel is set for Wednesday night at 9 p m local time on ABC with Jones aiming to extend his year long TV appearances after his January bout with Sugar Ray Robinson.
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Saxton
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Tiger) Jones
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Football Deaths Down Only Four This Year
Dr. Floyd R. Eastwood of the American Football Coaches Assn reports only four direct football fatalities had been recorded by Nov 1. He notes the comparable figure was 12 last year and 11 in 1953.
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Los Angeles
Floyd R. Eastwood
American Football Coaches Assn
Eastwood
Los Angeles State College
Businessman Killed In Plane Crash Near Johnstown
Harold H. London 43 of Mount Vernon New York a president of Estro Chemical Co was killed when his single engine airplane crashed and burned about 15 miles east of Johnstown Pennsylvania while returning home from Mansfield Ohio where he had been on business according to family statements
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New York City
Mansfield
Ohio
Air Force Enlistments Open After Backlog
Local Air Force recruiting office resumes enlistments after September and October limits. Recruiter James Hinton says the service can accept as many qualified volunteers as wish to join, marking a return to open eligibility.
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T. Sat
James Hinton
One-Time Prof Now A Sheriff
Charlestown WV report notes Robert E. Stockdale formerly a Kent University speech professor who left teaching to become sheriff of Portage County Ohio three years ago. He told a joint meeting of West Virginia sheriffs, county commissioners and assessors that government strength must rest locally so people can choose their own candidates, enabling citizens to defeat political machines and place power with honest officials.
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W. Va
Robert E. Stockdale
Portage County
Ohio
Stockdale
Kent University
West Virginia Associations of Sheriffs
Woodward Estate Tops S5 Million
New York socialite sportsman William Woodward Jr. 35 was shot by his wife who says she mistook him for a prowler. The estate is valued between 5 and 10 million dollars with beneficiaries including his wife Ann and two sons. The will probate is pending this week and includes Belair stud farm and the race horse Nashua. Police found no evidence contradicting the accidental shooting claim.
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Sporsman
William Woodward Jr
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William 3d
James
Belair
Bowel
Nashua
Oyster Bay
Hearing On Traffic Death Postponed To Mid November
The municipal court continued the second degree manslaughter case against 67 year old Leroy Mehl of West Middletown to November 18 after a traffic death involving Mary Lettich. In other actions James Ernest of Detroit was fined 200 dollars and jailed three days for driving while intoxicated. John James Jones and Jackson were fined for liquor violations and careless driving respectively, with Jones’ fine partly suspended. Eleven intoxication cases filled the docket.
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West Middletown Rt. 2
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State Patrol
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Blythe-Williams
American Legion
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Young St
Lebanon man bound over on bad check charge
Robert Jackson aged 24 of 425 Cincinnati Ave Lebanon was bound over to the grand jury on a 500 dollar bond for allegedly passing a bad check for 57.23 on September 24 that was stopped by Lebanon Citizens National Bank.
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Cincinnati Ave
Lebanon
Lebanon Citizens National Bank
Oxford man fined for property destruction and assault
Cecil Shepherd, 30, Oxford State Road, received fines of 100 dollars and costs on charges of destruction of property and assault and battery. Odell is mentioned but details are incomplete.
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Oxford State Road
Odell
Child 4th Victim of 4 Auto Pileup
Victor Horney age 4 of Washington Court House died from injuries after a four vehicle crash near Grove City on Oct. 29 which killed his parents William Horney 25 Le Anne 23 and George Griffin 42 of Urbancrest.
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Two Elderly Men Die In Flaming Auto Crash Near Andover
In Andover Ohio two elderly men identified as John Love aged 78 and Russell Johnson 76 were trapped in a burning car after Johnson backed into a ditch puncturing the gas tank. The car exploded into flames and the occupants perished before escape.
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Ohio
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Woman from Lima Killed in Wapak On U S 25 Crash
A car truck collision six miles north of Wapak on U S 25 yesterday killed Wanda Thompson aged 47 of Lima. The crash occurred near the city, details on others involved were not provided.
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Here
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Lima
Boy Loses Bet Clinging To 125 Foot Cliff Wall
Newport Ohio County story reports fourteen year old Tom Carr and three friends dared to scale a 125 foot dirt and rock cliff. The others quit at 30 feet while Tom reached 25 feet from the top before losing grip and lying motionless for half an hour. He was rescued by rope lowered from the cliff top.
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Tom Carr
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