New fund to study drugs in racing horses announced
Baltimore reports a national research fund will study drugs and stimulation methods for racehorses. Aldred Rinehart chairs Maryland racing group, with $60,000 pledged by state associations and U S Trading. A nine member board will run it from Lexington. University projects include California and Pennsylvania. The goal is better methods to detect and understand doping.
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Britain’s Foul Rule May Keep Champ Home
In York on January 7 reports center on Patterson’s plan to defend the world heavyweight title in London next spring, hinging on Britain’s controversial foul rule. D’Amato voices concerns about risking a low blow deciding the championship, while public debates and a separate NCAA TV impact study highlight television’s effect on attendance and ticket sales.
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Ambiguous names spark boxing title defense chatter
An unclear report notes Alough D Amaly wants Patterson to defend for prama er Wa Levene in Joudun while the amid turmoil remains tentative. D Amata Udon Erskine, a British contender, could get a shot if he defeats Juster Johansson in Sweden in February.
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Women’s Clubs Select Theme and Meetings Details
The Wosedale Homemakers Club met January 3 at Mrs Jarl Raslow’s house. Mrs Herbert outlined the year’s theme Que American Meritage. They sang America and read a brief sketch on the Star Spangled Banner. Pennies for friendship were collected. Mrs Vinc ent Biser gave a garden report and Mrs Charles Mulican spoke of Red Cross home housing and first aid courses available. Mrs Melvin Oden assisted.
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