Jockey’s Daughter Receives $4170 Education Fund Check
A six year old jockey’s daughter Nancy Snider received a $4170 check from the Kentucky Derby purse share won by Citation. The gift came from Warren Wright and Eddie Arcaro to Nancy’s mother in memory of her husband jockey Al Snider who drowned off the Florida coast. The funds will be saved for Nancy to attend college.
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Six Teams Vie for Class B Title Including Oak Harbor and Lakeside
Springfield notes a hot Class B title chase this week with six contenders Oak Harbor Lakeside Columbus University Lockland Reynoldsburg and Grand Seminary. Oak Harbor leads the Delaware relay with 21 1 2 points Lakeside 18 and University 17. Lockland beats Reynoldsburg 25 24 in the mile relay to edge ahead. Ohio State venues host field events Friday and finals Saturday with golf and tennis championships on campus.
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Referee lineup grows for Godoy Richards bout
Columbus officials announced a June 14 return match between Arturo Godoy and Richards with potential referees Jack Dempsey Gus Lesnevich or Arthur Donovan. If Lesnevich is unavailable officials will choose Dempsey or Donovan for the Quality Club promoted 10 round heavyweight contest featuring the South American challenger and the Ohio State student.
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Ohio State Wins College Golf Crown
Ohio State University captured the Ohio intercollegiate golf title with three teams finishing first to third as a single Buckeye squad counted in the final standings. Bob Hamrich of OSU led individuals with 150, while Alex Polie of Cleveland was runner up at 151. Miami University moved to second in the final table.
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Legion Team Drills Today At Stadium
The Elyria American Legion Post 12 independent Class A baseball team will practice today at 6 o'clock on the Ely Stadium diamond. Manager Don Aderman asks that all players be on hand for the drill. The note also mentions classroom activities and a historical nod to past styles.
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South Amherst To Oppose Columbia Baseball Clash
The South Amherst Merchants independent Class A team will oppose Columbia of the Lo rain Medina County League in a league game Thursday at South Amherst. Columbia is 1 win 1 loss in league play, South Amherst 2 games even. Game time is 6 o clock.
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Crocodile Wrecks Roadside Car Near Sibasa
A large crocodile lying on a flooded road near Sibasa South Africa caused a scare for John Anderson manager of several native trading stations. His car collided with the croc and it wedged between the wheels. In a frantic scramble it nearly overturned the car but Anderson freed it and continued on his way.
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VFW No. 9019 Sets Practice and Uniform Meeting
The VFW Post 9019 softball team will hold a 4 o'clock practice on the Hamilton diamond followed by a meeting. At the meeting members will be measured for uniforms. All last year's team members are urged to attend and submit their uniforms.
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Hamilton Diamond
True of All Snakes Snakes Cannot Blink Eyelids
Snakes lack eyelids and cannot blink. Their eyes have no lids and are exposed. Bright sunlight can be absorbed by their eyes, but twilight blinds them.
Final Practice Rounds Ahead of 30th PGA Championship
Golfers tighten for the 30th annual Professional Golfers Association championship at Norwood Hills in windy Saint Louis. Defending champion Jim Ferrier and Ben Hogan head a strong field with Lloyd Mangrum and Jim Demaret seen as major threats. Medalist hopefuls target 135 to 136 in 18 holes, with 145 to 148 enough for match play. Two 18 hole qualifiers Friday trim the field to 16, then 36 hole rounds lead to the championship Tuesday.
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