Landmark Defeats Central Oil in Slow Pitch Tilt
Landmark toppled Central Oil Field Supply 22-14 to move to 1-1 while Central Oil fell to 0-2. After a 5-3 first, Landmark led 11-7 at halftime and added 10 runs in the fifth. Kathy Hamner Kerrill Dennis had three singles each. Trena Brown homered and singled. Sharon Thompson added two singles. Central Oil was led by Kay Mercer Tanya Johnson and Linda Smith with two singles apiece. Bush's Restaurant vs Logan Insurance Agency set for 6:30 p.m. tonight.
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Central Oil
Kathy Hamner
Kerrill Dennis
Trena Brown
Sharon Thompson
Kay Mercer
Tanya Johnson
Linda Smith
Bush
Logan Insurance Agency
Wilhelm Released by Braves in surprise move
Atlanta's Hoyt Wilhelm, age 47, was released unconditionally after a late Monday night announcement. The knuckleball standout, MLB's career appearances leader, said he hopes for another chance with a different club this year.
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Atlanta Braves
Columbus
Braves
Montreal
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Tom House
Richmond
Mary Staehl
Hawaii
Jack DiLauro
Hank McGraw
DiLauro
Houston
New York Mets
Mana Hata Wins Scioto Feature in Tight Finish
Mana Hata nosed ahead at the three quarter mark to win the Scioto Downs seventh race by a neck. Josedale Ginger finished second as payoffs ran $3.80 and $2.80 while McElwayne Key paid $4.20. Empire Ann and Goled Button formed a 4 4 nightly double worth $76.20.
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Mana Hata
Scioto Downs
Josedale Ginger
McElwayne Key
Empire Ann
Goled Button
Quinella
Cincinnati Gets Its Own Pro Hockey Team
The American Hockey League awards Cincinnati the former Buffalo Sabres affiliate franchise. The Mohawk City team will play at Cincinnati Gardens next season in the Western Division, competing in a 76 game schedule as the Sabres farm club.
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Grand Bahamas
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AHL
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Queen City
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Cincinnati Bengals
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati Mohawks
Indianapolis Coliseum
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Baltimore
Hershey
Tidewater
Richmond
Modell Puts Wife On Browns Board
Cleveland Browns owner Arthur B. Modell says he appointed his wife to the Browns board to bring a woman's viewpoint into the club operations. He noted she has good ideas and would contribute, saying it is a man's game but women attend the games.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Browns
Arthur B. Modell
Browns
Modell
AAU President Calls for Open Olympic Competition
AAU chief Jack Kelly urges an open Olympics matching pro and amateur athletes. He envisions fastest eight 100 meter finalists regardless of daily jobs, arguing for a truly universal showcase. Kelly, Grace Kelly’s brother, leads the AAU after election last year and is willing to challenge sports establishment norms.
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Mod
AAU
Jack Kelly
Kelly
Monaco
Princess Grace
Amateur Athletic Union
Classified Advertising Rates and Regulations Summary
Classified rate card from The Daily News lists deadlines for ads, minimum charges, per word rates for multiple insertions, and discounts. Obituaries priced at a $2.00 minimum or six cents per word. Late payment incurs higher charges and the publisher may edit ads.
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Daily News
In loving memory of Bill Conrad
Mr and Mrs Harold Conrad and Family recall their son Bill Conrad who was killed in an automobile accident on June 22 1968 and is sadly missed by all.
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Harold Conrad
Grace Marquette
Fred Sheeler
Mary
Bob
Betty
Lot for sale Bowers Heights with fully improved utilities
Fully improved lots available in Bowers Heights with streets sewer water and sidewalks. Choice of 14 lots at 4 250 each. Contact for complete details. 990 Walhonding Avenue features a fenced family size lot a modern kitchen three bedrooms attached garage and landscaped grounds. Call for appointment.
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Bowers Heights
Walhonding Avenue
Florence Avenue
Fosse Surges Past Freehan In AL All Star Voting
New York AP Ray Fosse of Cleveland moved ahead of Bill Freehan of Detroit for the AL catcher spot. Fosse leads 169 743 to 157 158 as of Monday, with Carl Yastrzemski of Boston still the top vote getter at 350 046.
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Ray Fosse
Cleveland
Bill Freehan
Detroit
Fosse
Freehan
Bowie Kuhn
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Cement Truck Drivers Reach Accord In Cincinnati Strike
About 700 cement truck drivers return to work in Cincinnati after a three week strike that ended with a three year contract. The Local 100 Teamsters ratified the deal by 134 to 94, securing an 85 cent per hour raise retroactive to June 1 and a total rise to 1.90 dollars per hour, up from 4.50 under the old contract.
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Cincinnati
Teamsters Union
Greater
Union Leader Describes Narrow Offer After Strike Threat
Ira Farmer, president of Local 100, says the employer’s concession was all they could afford and that a strike would have stretched the workers’ resolve.
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Ira Farmer
Local 100
Boy is Crushed By Freight Train
Charles R. Graley a 12 year old from Cleveland who liked hitching rides on trains was killed Monday when he fell under a freight train near Brookside Park Two boys found his body about a half hour after the train passed Norfolk and Western Railway Co crews were unaware of the accident until notified by radio An hour later His father Hubert 29 identified the body by the shoes near the sole read Charley Graley Peace Life
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Charles R. Graley
Brookside Park
Norfolk & Western Railway Co
Hubert
Charley — Graley
Coal Mine Strike Ends After Weeklong Sympathy Pause
In east central Ohio and the West Virginia panhandle about 2000 miners returned to work after a weeklong sympathy strike over a court ruling against United Mine Workers President Tony Boyle. The decision said his presidency conflicted with his fund board position.
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ST. Clairsville
Ohio
United Mine Workers
Tony Boyle
West Virginia
Panhandle
Boyle
Washington
Ban On Horses From Mexico Spurs US Entry Ban
Washington reports the Agriculture Department barred horses entering the United States from Mexico due to a deadly viral disease with an 80 to 90 percent fatality rate in horses. The note also mentions the Erie Canal’s completion in 1825.
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Agriculture Department
United States
Mexico
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