No Ruling By Ohio Court: Coney Island Track Granted Twenty Days to Argue the Ouster Suit., Daily Racing Form, 1926-05-18

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NO RULING BY OHIO COURT Coney Island Track Granted GrantedTwenty Twenty Days to Argue the theOuster Ouster Suit COLUMBUS Ohio May 17 In a decision handed down Friday by the Supreme Court of the Ohio district that there Avill be no rul ¬ ing on the litigation instituted by attorney general Crabbe who wishes to oust various racing associations from the state Repre ¬ sented by the law firm of Williams Ragland Dixon Murphy the Exhibitors and Breed ¬ ers Association Inc which operated the Coney Island race course last year have been granted twenty days to argue the ouster suit It is epected that the association will ask for an extension of thirty days daysIf If the formalities of the two corporations to surrender their charters are well under way or completed by the time the answer date is up the answer will be set up that everything sought by the attorney generals suits have been accomplished in another manner and thereafter the suits in the su ¬ preme courts are of no avail This was procedure in the case of the Capitol City Racing Association Inc of Columbus which formerly operated Beulah Park track at Grove City


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