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Story December 30, 1902

The Bourbon News

Paris, Bourbon County, Kentucky

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Floyd "Red" Crawford, a famed Kentucky sportsman known on racetracks nationwide, fractured his leg in the Hot Springs poolroom explosion but faces no serious danger and anticipates recovery. (147 characters)

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"Red" Crawford Injured.

Sunday's Cincinnati Enquirer, says:
'In the first press dispatches containing the blowing up of the Chambers & Walker poolroom at Hot Springs, the initials of the Crawford who was injured were given as "J. O.," but telegraphic inquiry by the Enquirer developed the fact that the party is Floyd Crawford, who hails from Paris, Ky. He is a sport from his heels to his hair and is known on every running and trotting track in the land from Maine to California and Canada to the Gulf, as "Kentucky Red." He sustained a fracture of one leg, but the injury is reported as not serious. He has a host of friends in Cincinnati, as well as in other principal cities of the country, who will be glad to learn that he has not been dangerously injured, and that there is every probability that he will be up the line with the ponies when the Springtime comes again.'

What sub-type of article is it?

Biography Curiosity

What themes does it cover?

Misfortune Recovery

What keywords are associated?

Poolroom Explosion Leg Fracture Kentucky Red Horse Racing Sportsman Injury

What entities or persons were involved?

Floyd Crawford "Red" Crawford "Kentucky Red"

Where did it happen?

Hot Springs

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Key Persons

Floyd Crawford "Red" Crawford "Kentucky Red"

Location

Hot Springs

Story Details

Floyd Crawford, known as "Red" Crawford or "Kentucky Red," a prominent sportsman from Paris, Ky., sustained a leg fracture in the explosion of the Chambers & Walker poolroom at Hot Springs, but the injury is not serious and he is expected to recover.

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