Waterford Race Track Results and Pacing Cards
Daily Double combinations and individual race results from Waterford and Northfield tracks list winners such as UST-Hunk of Man and Easydozer with earnings, plus detailed entries and handicaps for multiple pacing and trotting events across divisions, including 1 to 9th pace and condition races with named horses and drivers. The tallied Daily Double and pace figures reflect the weekend card alongside Saturday entries for 1st class horses and 2nd class maidens.
Ohio lakes and rivers offer strong fishing this weekend
Ohio anglers can expect generally good conditions across the state's lakes and rivers. Central Ohio highlights include Indian Lake walleye and Kiser Lake crappie while Lake Erie reports jumbo perch and white bass offshore. northeastern and southeastern districts show crappie, bluegill, bass, and muskies at several reservoirs and lakes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Indian Lake
Scioto River
Twin Lakes
Delaware
Hoover
Lake Erle
Sandusky Bay
Cedar Point
Rock Shores
Pleasant Hill
Lake Hargison
East Harbor
Huron
Sandusky
City
St. Marys Lake
Rocky Fork Lake
Cowan Lake
Lake Moramie
Dillon
Lake Logan
Piedmont
Mills Creek
Magadore
Lake Erie
Loraine County
Berlin
Punderson Lake
Southern Cal Breezing to Track Title
Southern California led the NCAA track meet after seven finals as Charles Greene of Nebraska won the 100 yard dash in 9.2 seconds amid controversy over the time. Bob Richards fell but finished the steeplechase, Chris McCubbins of Oklahoma State won the 8:51.4, while Karl McCullouch led in the high hurdles and Randy Matson set a shot put mark as SC bolstered its 24 point lead. Brigham Young and Oregon trailed. UCLA was defending champ with 8 points.
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Larry Kurtz
Associated Press
Provo
Utah
Southern California
Charlie Greene
Nebraska
Lennox Miller
Greene
Bob Richards
Brigham Young University
Richards
Chris McCubbins
Oklahoma State
McCubbins
Karl McCullouch
South California
Richmond Flowers
Tennessee
Flowers
Randy Matson
Gary Ard
Kansas
Bob Narcessian
Rhode Island
Bob Seagren
Southern Cal
Brigham Young
Oregon
UCLA
Reggie Hanover Wins Scioto Invitational Trot
Reggie Hanover defeated Fair March by a half length to take the $3,000 Invitational Trot at Scioto Downs Friday night. The favorite paid $8.60 and $4, with Mighty Victory at $4. Abbe Tea and Hodgen Special (4-6) produced a daily double of $16.80. Attendance reported as 5.82. Mutuel handle reached 9,227,667.
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Columbus
Bowling Scores From Friday Night Fun Meet
Archie Mullet posted 603 and Patty Brink 495 for honors in Friday Nite Fun. Clyde Brink 593 and Jane Schumaker STANDINGS Moliski Kreutzer 16, Roser 14, Haller 13. Shane 12, Severn 12, Kinser 10, Hupp 8, Price 7, Estep 7, Politic 6, Newton 5, Bearducei-Essay 4. Brink 16, Redmann, Little, Watson 10. Grinder 10, Ours 10, Angus-Schumaker 10, Huff-Lorenz 9, Haines 7, Bryant 7, Mullet-Mathias 6, Campbell 6.
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Archie Mullet
Patty Brink
Clyde Brink
Jane Schumaker
Moliski-Kreutzer
Roser
Haller
Shane
Severn
Kinser
Hupp
Price
Estep
Politic
Newton
Bearducei-Essay
Brink
Redmann
Little Ul
Watson
Grinder
Ours
Angus-Schumaker
Huff
Rochester Nips Toledo 9 in Row
Rochester, leading International League, beat Toledo 8-6 extending its win streak to nine against the Mud Hens. Ron Stone and Dave May hit homers for Rochester while Don Pepper and Ike Brown went deep for Toledo. Other IL results include Syracuse 4-2 over Columbus on Jim Shellenback’s six-hitter, Buffalo losses to Richmond, and Jacksonville-Toronto split pair.
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Rochester
Toledo
Ron Stone
Dave May
Don Pepper
Ike Brown
Jim Shellenback
Columbus
Jets
Syracuse
Bill Tuttle
Richmond
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Toronto
Suns
Maple Leafs
Twin City Club Hearing Before Ohio Liquor Board
The Twin City Eagles Aerie 0582 at 214 Grant St Dennison joins 54 permit holders slated for Ohio Liquor Control Commission hearings. They face three charges Sunday sale Sunday consuming and illegal possession of gambling devices. Hearing is 9 a m Wednesday in Columbus with open access to the public.
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Fraternal Order of Leagles
Twin City
High St
Columbus
Marine sprinter Bill Clark wins 5000m title again
In the Interservice track and field championships held at Quantico, Bill Clark of the Marine Corps stationed at Camp LeJeune North Carolina won the 5000-meter title for the second consecutive year. His winning time was 4 minutes 14.47.8 seconds.
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Quantico
Bill Clark
Marine Corps
Camp LeJeune
N.C
Palmer Putts For The Gold In Golf Business Boom
Arnold Palmer Enterprises dominates the golf world with last year’s filings showing Palmer’s firms grossing about 15 million from clothing books driving ranges schools and sportswear. The article notes Palmer’s prestige profits from licensing endorsements and royalties highlighting golf as a billion dollar year sport and the rise of the sport as a mainstream business driven by Mark McCormack and the International Management agency.
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New York
Arnold Palmer Enterprises
National Broadcasting Co
Palmer
International Management Inc
Cleveland
Ohio
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Mark McCormack
McCormack
Slow Pitch Loop Scores and Schedule Recap
Last night in Inter-County slow pitch Jay Mfg beat General Telephone 22-6 Hiland defeated Stone Creek 22-6 Winfield edged Union Hospital 13-8 and Goshen Dairy toppled UIC 18-4 In a makeup game Goshen Dairy beat Warner Swasey 8-2 and Hiland beat AIC 15-7 Rescheduled Wednesday games at Baltic feature Goshen vs Joy 7 p m and Baltic vs Stone Creek 8 p m AIC plays Warner Swasey 4 30 p m General Telephone vs Winfield 7 30 p m and Hiland vs Union Hospital 8 30 p m at Winfield
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Jay Mfg
General Telephone
Hiland
Stone Creek
Winfield
Union Hospital
Goshen Dairy
UIC
Warner - Swasey
AIC
Baltic
Goshen
Joy
Croy Hurls 1-Hitter In Ridgewood Game
Dan Croy pitched a one hit game for Ridgewood as they beat Smaills 6 to 3 in West Lafayette Pony League action. Croy struck out 12 and walked 7 while driving in 3 runs with a third inning triple. Ridgewood 204 000 6 Smaills 100 001 3.
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Dan Croy
West Lafayette
Ridgewood
Smaills
Woodie Leads California Sweep With Two Homers
Yesterday's stars featured Woodie held Angels hit two homers against his ex teammates as California beat Baltimore 2-1 in his ninth inning shot and another in a 5-1 three game victory. Bob Priddy pitched seven scoreless in his first start after 22 relief appearances guiding Washington to a 1-0 win over Boston in the first game of a doubleheader, then the Senators took the nightcap 4-3 to complete the sweep.
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Woodie Held
Angels
Baltimore
California
Bob Priddy
Washington
Boston
Senators
Slow Pitch Event Slated at Wooster
Wooster hosts a double elimination slow pitch softball tournament starting Thursday July 6 limited to 16 teams. Entry deadline is Friday June 30 at 4 30 p m with roster 15 players and one manager. Contact 264 5326 or Parks and Recreation Dept Municipal Building Wooster.
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Wooster
Parks and Recreation Dept
Municipal Building
Fight Results Baton Rouge Bout Ends Early
Joe Brown of New Orleans stopped Portfiro Zamora from Corpus Christi in Baton Rouge, securing a victory early in the bout. Zamora fought hard but Brown delivered the decisive finish in the late rounds.
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Baton Rouge
Joe Brown
New Orleans
Portfiro Zamora
Corpus Christi
Tex
One Set At Hidden Valley TDGA Best-ball Tees
Tee times set for TDGA out of four best ball tournament at Hidden Valley Sunday Entries accepted at the tee 7 30 and 7 40 with listed groups led by Ed Hostetler Chet Capoz Tom Schupbach Bill Yoder Carl Massarelli Dan Armstrong Gene Stull Jim Hawk 8 00 and 8 10 led by Greg Goodrich Jim White Bill Grandison Dale Grandison Don Fanti Bill Bevan Phil Albury Jerry Bussey 8 40 and 8 50 led by Jim Kelly Paul Schoelles Max Rosenberry Jake Korns Jack Matchett Ralph Bodenweber Ed Parr Gar Compton 9 10 and 9 30 led by Doran Immel Jim Troyer Ray Klingler Dick Shaffer Harold Shade Shorty Carroll D Shumacher Barney Cox 10 00 and 10 10 led by Mick McCracken Dave Miller Dick Baker Mark Francis Jeff Zifer Gene Bayer 10 20 and 10 30 led by Bob Wise George Dennis Jack Oberholzer Bud Eckhardt Ray Jones Gene Henry Gene Trimmer 10 40 and 10 50 led by Bob Austin Frank Smith Tom Povick Bob Davis Al Kennedy Andy Matchett John Harmon Roy Kennedy 11 50 and 12 00 led by Peck Ermer Snitz Fazenbaker Leo Smith Jerry Hardesty Ed Richsson Don Warner Bruce Luthy Woody Richesson
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Hidden Valley
Ed Hostetler
Chet Capoz
Tom Schupbach
Bill Yoder
Carl Massarelli
Dan Armstrong
Gene Stull
Jim Hawk
Greg Goodrich
Jim White
Bill Grandison
Dale Grandison
Don Fanti
Bill Bevan
Phil Albury
Cincinnati seeks bids for riverfront stadium project
Cincinnati will publish a bidding notice June 20 for a multi million dollar riverfront stadium to house both professional baseball and football teams. Utilities director Wallace Power said bids will likely be opened August 15 and 16.
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Cincinnati
Wallace Power
City Utilities
Inks Cincy Pacts Reds Farm Additions
Cincinnati Reds add two players to their farm system Dan Hootstein 21 an outfielder from Brookline Massachusetts Harvard graduate signs with the club Ken Geiger from Sandusky Perkins High School is also announced Both signings come as the Reds continue assembling minor league depth United Association Friday results note ties and Saturday schedule show New York Chicago Cleveland Dallas and other league matchups with rain in Philadelphia Chicago and Baltimore Oakland Toronto New York games listed
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Harvard
Sandusky
Perkins High School
Dan Hootstein
Brookline
Mass
Reds
Ken Geiger
United Association
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Dallas
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Oakland
Toronto
Storms Hit Toledo Area
Severe storms blasted the Toledo area with hail and lightning, causing scattered power failures and heavy rainfall over about 80 minutes. Earlier, Columbus also saw hard rain and wind damage with several automobile incidents. A funnel cloud near Perrysburg was sighted but did not touch ground. Lightning disrupted electrical service across Toledo.
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Toledo
Ohio
Columbus
Perrysburg
Wood County
Levine May Take Stand in Defense
Harry Binny Levine Jr., 19, on trial for first degree murder in his mother’s slaying last December may testify in his own defense Monday. His attorneys indicated as the trial began June 5 in Franklin County Common Pleas Court, with Levine also charged under indictments for the shooting deaths of his father and grandmother.
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Columbus, Ohio
Harry “Binny” Levine Jr
Levine
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Burglar Alarm Detects Blaze Destroys Ohio Market
Dayton AP report says police responding to a burglar alarm found a fire that destroyed a supermarket in Jefferson Township near Dayton. Firemen estimated damage at 200000 dollars. Cause undetermined. Flames were burning in at least two locations upon arrival.
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Dayton, Ohio
Jefferson Twonship
Here
Pol Liweman
Minor League Results By League And Score
Pacific Coast League Tacoma 3 Tulsa 1 Oklahoma City 5 Indianapolis 1 San Diego 2 Denver 1 Seattle 6 Portland 3 Vancouver 5 Phoenix 3 International League Jacksonville 3 4 Toronto 3 7 Richmond 8 8 Buffalo 3 1 2nd game 8 innings Kin Rochester 8 Toledo 6 Columbus 4 3 Syracuse 2 4
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Tacoma
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Indianapsilis
San Diego
Denver
Seattle
Portland
Vancouver
Phoenix
Jacksonville
Toronto
Richmond
Buffalo
Rochester
Toledo
Columbus
Syracuse
Austria and Scotland Reach European Amateur Soccer Final
In Palma de Mallorca Austria edged Turkey 1 0 and Scotland defeated Spain 3 to advance to the European Amateur Soccer Championship final. United by strong defense and late goals the teams set up a decisive showdown for the title.
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Palma DE Mallorca
Balearic II
Austria
Scotland
Turkey
Spain
Silver uses in medicine and industry across ages
Silver serves as antiseptic and astringent in medicines and as caustic and surgical wire for implants. It sterilizes water, fills teeth, backs mirrors, acts as a catalyst in fertilizer manufacturing, and destroys warts.
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