Middletown Opti-Derby to issue equipment Saturday
Derby officials plan the 10th anniversary race with a combined Class A and B equipment handout Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Jefferson School Auditorium. R. J. Cooper of All-American Soap Box Derby fame will give a chalk talk, and a movie about last year’s derby will be shown. Screening chair Russ DeBolt reports few rejections. accepted boys will receive mail notices. Registrations closed Monday with six additions to the 86 total.
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Jefferson School
R. J. Cooper
Akron
Russ DeBolt
Les Colvin Nets 602 Series At Eastern Lanes Bowling Night
Les Colvin led the Martin's Grill squad with a 602-series at Eastern Lanes, posting 201 211 190 games. The event featured multiple bowlers across divisions including Dick Davidson, Lois Neal, Sandi Levey, and many others with high scores and triplicate entries across men and women.
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Les Colvin
Martin's Grill
Womens Recreation League
Eastern Lanes
Dick Davidson
Lois Neal
Sandi Levey
Doris Harrison
Carrie Slone
Pris Wagoner
Betty Swain
Skip Cunningham
Paul Isabel
Vic Wells
Phil Dobbins
Kelly Clair
Earle
Mary Davis
Bettie Hall
Ellen Rettich
Mary Reckart
Don Bowlin
Bud Hiteshue
Margie Farkas
Loretta Rees
Ida Hutchinson
Ida Warnock
Carol Grosardt
Adele Stiles
lJudy Brown
Betty Armstrong
Imogene Short
Betty Back
Velma Klamo
Elva Saylor
Doug Brandenburg
Mike Barach
Jim Colvin
Bob Terrell
Middie Wells
D. Baker
M. Hunter
Don Snethen
Jim Hayes
Charles Root
Tom Depew
John Boehm
Joe Hoez
Dick Dysart
C. Townsend
Laynecrest
Tom Abell
Rupe Ruppert
Lorene Roberts
Janet Ruppert
Maude Hoffman
Marg. Arnold
Rachel Beltz
Ray Puls
Jack Ertel
Tom Halderman
E. White
Doug Hall
Norm Boal
Ralph Hall
Don Taylor
Bud Thacker
Vircinta Tascey
Betty Hawthorne
Marilynne Cofee
Betty Fryman
Elinor Martin
Breda Glover
Chautasqua Dennie Justice
B Williams
Tom Hettich
R Pilkenton
Clyde McGuire
Vernon Highley
Wayne Sorrell
Pro Champions Fail In ABC Classic Bowling Showdown
Des Moines Iowa AP Twin City Skippers from St Paul and Minneapolis miss top 10 in the American Bowling Congress classic division despite a 39077 series Tuesday night. They opened with a 2880 six game total. Don Carter Gloves of St Louis leads with 6248. Bob Strampe paced the Skippers with 893 in four games.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Twin City
Skippers
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Don Carter Gloves
St. Louis
Bob Strampe
Multiple boxing results and a legal notice mix
Boxing results from Sacramento Utica Turin and London list various fighters with weights and outcomes. A legal notice in Butler County Ohio details Western and Southern Life Insurance Company v Renee and Andrew Jackson et al, foreclosure of mortgage and sale of Lot 165 in Lemons Heights subdivision with dates and attorney names.
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Butler County
Ohio
The
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
Renee Jackson
Common Pleas Court
Otve
Into Heights
Lemon Township
Marshallin
Fendant Renee Jackson
Levey
Piasnttt
Joseph 4
Herr
Freddie Mills Gets Hit By 15 Year Old
In Streatham England AP reports former world light heavyweight champ Freddie Mills let a 15 year old named John Block hit him as hard as possible at a youth center prize distribution. The boy fractured Mills chin and wrist in the sparring session. Mills expressed regret saying he felt like a bully after the injury.
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Streatham
England
Freddie Mills
John Block
John
Gus Lesnevich
Joey Maxim
Freddie
Boxer's Family Optimistic After Multiple Brain Operations
Tunney Hunsaker remains in serious condition in Bluefield after two brain operations following a knockout by Joe Shelton in Beckley last Friday. His wife Phyllis and his parents expressed cautious optimism Tuesday night as he had been off the critical list for 18 hours and spoke only a brief greeting. Dr. E L Gage reported the 42 year old fighter still faces a precarious recovery.
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Bluefield
W.va
Tunney Hunsaker
Phyllis
Hunsaker
E. L. Gage
Joe Shelton
Cleveland
Beckley
Ex Ohio State Coach Ailing
Columbus Ohio AP Dr John W Wilee Ohio State University football coach from 1913 to 1928 remains in satisfactory condition at University Hospital since March 25 Physicians declined comment on stroke reports Dr Wilce retired in 1958 after directing student health services at the university
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Columbus
Ohio
John W. Wilee
Ohio State University
University Hospital
Wilce
The
University
229000 Fans Get Season Off To Good Start
The Associated Press reports 229 000 fans attended eight second-day openers, totaling 222 675 through gates as major league baseball began its 1962 season. Dodgers drew the largest crowd at Los Angeles 52,504 for their new ballpark opening. Yankees led AL crowds in New York with 22,978 for their curtain raiser. NL attendance 145,825. AL 76.8% share. Season opened Monday in Washington with 44,383 and Cincinnati NL opener 23,506.
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Major League Baseball
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Dodgers
Ball Park
New York
Yankees
Washington
Cincinnati
Celtics Lose Grip as Lakers Take 2-1 Lead in Series
Los Angeles Lakers moved ahead two games to one in the NBA final by a 117-115 victory at the Sports Arena. Jerry West stole a Boston pass in the final seconds, dribbled 45 feet, and scored a layup as the clock expired after being fouled by Bill Russell. West also hit two clutch free throws to tie the game at 115-115.
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LOS Angeles
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles Lakers
Boston
Jerry West
Laker
Sam Jones
Bob Cousy
West
Cousy
Bill Russell
Toronto Team Is Abounding In Confidence
The Maple Leafs, up 1-0 in the Stanley Cup final series with a 4-1 win over the Chicago Black Hawks, express strong confidence. Coach Punch Imlach contrasts this game with the Rangers series noting less worry about the opener. Chicago vows a comeback as they prepare for Game 2 in Toronto.
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Chicago Black Hawks
Punch Imlach
New York Rangers
Rangers
Hawks
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Maple Leafs
Chicago
Rudy Pilous
Bobby Hull
NBA Final Playoff Result Leads Series After Game Three
Tuesday saw Los Angeles edge Boston 117 to 115 as the Lakers take a 2-1 series lead in the best-of-seven. Boston visits Los Angeles for today’s schedule with the teams set to return to the court.
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Los Angeles
Boston
Middletown Middies survive spring sports day of defeat
Middletown Middies tennis opened the season with a 3 2 loss at Barnitz Field as Oakwood edged them. Baseball opened at home with a 2 0 win over Little Miami while golf fell 11 4 to Miamisburg. Singles results list Snyder and Chalfin winning for Middletown with Lange and Slade also victorious in tough rounds. Doubles matches saw Stone-Brundige and Champion-Thomas post wins for Oakwood.
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Barnitz Field
Purple
Miamisburg
Stan Lewis
Little Miami
Middletown
Snyder
Bill Higgins
Chalfin
Brundige
Lange
Slade
Stone - Brundige
Lennie McLaughlin
Thomas
Strassburger - Justice
Falcons Lose To Garfield In Tight Baseball Game
Fenwick Falcon baseball team dropped its third defeat of the season at Hamilton Garfield 7 to 6. Garfield tallied the winning run in the bottom of the sixth while Fenwick failed to score in the seventh. Score by innings Fenwick 040 110 0 Garfield 032 011 x. Kraft and Holweger Feix Waller (5) and Bippus.
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Fenwick Falcon
Hamilton Garfield
Griffins
Fenwick
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O—F
Garfield
Kraft
Holweger
Feix
Waller
Bippus
Carlisle Squad On Error In 20-2 Loss
Carlisle baseball team suffered seven errors as Centerville defeated Carlisle 20 to 2. Ron Roland’s Indians dropped to 0-3. Paetz Cutter Smith Smallwood and Elam contributed, while Centerville totaled 6 runs in the first and 5 in the fourth.
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Ron Roland
Indians
Censterville
Roland
Centerville
Paetz
Cutter
Smith
Smallwood
Elam
Madison Mohawks Blast to 15-4 Win Over Seven Mile
Madison High exploded for an eight run third inning to beat Seven Mile 15 to 4 yesterday. Clark Foster earned the win with three RBIs and two hits while teammates Brannon Readnover and Buchell contributed, as Madison improved to consecutive victories.
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Madison Township
Seven Mile
Clark Foster
Madison
Youngstown Boxer Triumphs Over Kalingo in Cebu Bout
Honolulu light welterweight L C Morgan 14s outpoints Cebu rival Rocky Kalingo in a Cebu City matchup. Kalingo, tagged as a local contender, pressed early but Morgan controlled the middle rounds and won on points.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Rocky Kalingo
Cebu
Philippines
Franklin Falls 9-2 to Beavercreek in baseball tilt
Franklin’s baseball team dropped its season opener 9-2 at Beavercreek. Beavers pitcher Wilkins fanned 15, with two strikeout bursts in the third and fifth. Franklin chased a shutout in the fourth on Retherford’s double and Harris’s single and stolen third score. Beavercreek improves to 9 runs on 14 hits. Franklin adds two runs on 11 hits.
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Wilkins
Beavers
John Retherford
Dale Harris
Harris
Wildcats
Harp
Retherford
Robinson
Owsley
Franklin Wildcats beat Lebanon in golf match 11 to 5
Franklin Wildcat golf team posted their second win of the season defeating Lebanon 11 to 5. Franklin players Dunn 43 Ward 48 Roberts 46 Bridge 45 led scoring while Lebanon’s Ware 42 Guthiel 49 Lintner 46 Miller 48 also contributed in a tight contest.
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Franklin
Dunn
Ward
Roberts
Bridge
Ware
Gutheil
Lintner
Miller
Hornets Win VIVE Contest Opens Mid-Miami Season
Monroe High baseball beat Lebanon 3 2 to start the Mid Miami League. Pitcher Bill Conley earned his fourth win in four starts with 13 strikeouts and allowed three hits in total. Haag led Monroe with two hits and drove in the decisive run in the sixth inning.
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Lebanon
Hornet
Bill Conley
Conley
Haag
Hornets
Pee
Bennett
VanCleve
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