Middies Eyes Third Straight in VFW Track Meet
Middletown High seeks a third straight win as the Third Annual VFW Post 3809 Invitational Track Meet unfolds at Monroe High on April 25 and 26. Past contenders include Madison Fenwick Monroe Lakota Lebanon and Kings Franklin Mason with records expected to fall as stars like Sonny Brandenburg Dan Haney and L C Thompson aim to defend marks. The program starts at 4 30 p m Friday with field events then running preliminaries and finals follow Saturday at 1 p.m.
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Middletown High
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3809
Monroe High
Mid-Monroe
Fenwick
Madison
Monroe
Lakota
Lebanon
Kings
Franklin
Mason
Middletown
Sonny Brandenburg
Dan Haney
L. C. Thompson
TVS Slides To Dual Win Over Valley View
Twin Valley South cruised to a rain soaked dual meet victory against Valley View 69 to 58. TVS swept multiple events led by Masters and MacIntyre with wins in hurdles sprints and field events. Valley View claimed a few firsts including Landis in the 220 and Poorman in the dash.
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Germantown
Twin Valley South
Valley View
Spooner
Masters
TVS
Schehart
McIntyre
Landis
Poorman
Suggs
Conale McElfresh
Eek Om Valley View
Unger
Wright
Dickerson
Whitehead
C. Schaefer
France
MacIntyre
Ratliff
Cox
Bailey
Stayrock
Bowers Tvs
J. Schaeffer
EVS
Gillman
Southard
Studebaker
Dillard
Brewer
Barnhart
Middletown Golfers Win Sixth Time This Year
Middletown High golfers beat Yichmond Indiana 74 at Wildwood despite rain. Medalists were Chris Cornella and Tom Weatherwax with 42 each while Turner 46 Weatherwax 42 Cohen 46 coexist. Coach John Beckley said the team will attend Capital University in Columbus next fall.
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Middletown High
Middies
Yichmond
Ind
Wildwood
Turner
Washington Court Weatherwax
Cohen
HOUSE
Ohio
Bev Lee
Cornelia
Kinder
Miami Trace
Richmond
Runnels
McClure
Kelley
Meadows
Churton
John Beckley
Capital University
Columbus
Lebanon Raceway Results and Entries Summary
Race results list winners with payouts and times for nine races at Lebanon Raceway. Entries by race show horse names and competing runners across the program, including first race Lloyd's Abbe and Miss Saundra Song among others, plus multiple second and third tier entrants.
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Bruce Spencer
Lloyd’s Abbe
Mill Perk
Pace
Miss
April Volo
Dal Worthy
Star Darlington
Rolling Harry
Annabel Oaks
Sharon Dale
Winged Away
Libby’s
Pace Morphine
Miss Star Flash
J.A.K
Pace Brown Ranger
True Dutchess
Jane Lind
Frisky Frosty
Buddy Donlin
Easter Kitty
Hi Ranger
Cattle Ed Jones
Key
Alazan
Maxmar
Chick
Jet
Flying Aces
Mine Witty Time
Mi Lad van
Ireneese Ellen
Date Girl
Kath Adios Dean
Penny Helen
Miracle Gean
Short Pants
Linny Penny Miracle
Lady
Jeris Time
Grand Eee
Rustee
Cheyenne Dickey
Kon Clay
Alvin
Grand OB Volo
Billy Joe Hal
Walkaway Dillon
Abbe’s Dream
Roan Direct
Quickly
Miss Scott
D’s Shin Ahoy
Nelva’s Gal
Pleasant Princess
Mildred Gold
Reed's
Millie
Jean K Abbe
Aijrdois
Queponco Don
David F
Marty's Boy
Radiant Hope
Bashape
Sue Jack
Pat Hand
Luctow
Anita
Lulladon
Calico Joe
Brenda Ann
Laurel
Demon Diane
Oes Bolton
Gladstone Mite
Charly
Penny Bell
Joe Swing
Jack Byrd
Prince Volo
Victor Havens
Direct Starlite
Ladies Nimitz
Matt Corby
Prince de Direct
Mighty Doubtful
Buddy Wagner
Knicks rally to beat Celtics 112 104 in playoff chase
New York defeats Boston 112 104 to trim series deficit to 3 2 in the Eastern Division final. Knicks force 17 turnovers first half and 25 overall while overcoming a slow start as they aim to force a sixth game in Boston. Celtics still lead 3 2, with elimination possible in a seventh game.
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Vicar Mine
Knicks
Boston
Celtics
Dick Barnett
New York
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Lakers
Bill Russell
Joe Namath admits cussing during drunken driving arrest
Jets quarterback Joe Namath told police he had two drinks at the Palm Bay Club and one or two at Harbor Lounge before being stopped at 4 05 am on the 79th Street Causeway. He said he was sober and refused to let officers go back to retrieve his license. Namath's attorney said he exchanged words with the officer.
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Miami
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Palm Bay Club
Harbor Lounge
Namath
79Th Street Causeway
Ray de Santis
North Bay Village
de Santis
Pennsylvania
Laurence Schroeder
Boxing Roundup Leads With Wins In Osaka Paris McKeeps San Carlos
In Osaka Shozo Saito outpointed Pedro Rodriguez while Juarez de Lima edged Jean-Claude Bouttier in Paris. Jack Shaffer beat Don Elbaum in McKeesport and Henry Clark stopped Bob Stallings in San Carlos.
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Osaka
Japan
Shozo Saito
Pedro Rodriguez
Mexico
Paris
Juarez de Lima
Brazil
Jean-Claude Bouttier
France
Mckeesport
Jack, Shaffer
Uniontown
Don Elbaum
Erie
San Carlos
Calif
Henry Clark
San Francisco
Bob Stallings
New York
Janet Parks scores third 600 in month at Eastern Lanes
Janet Parks rolled 613 on games 226 190 197 for a third 600 series this month at Eastern Lanes. Mollie Butts opened a 569 with 191 192 186 for Red Busters in Sports Bowl Sunday Mixed Doubles. Bill Elam joined 600 club with 216 189 211 a 616 for Bartel's Shoes in American Classic League. Princeton names Jeff Petrie and John Hummer as next season co captains.
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Janet Parks
Mollie Butts
Red Busters
Bill Elam
Bill
Bartel
D. Short
G. Haney J. Long
D. Davidson
R. Mikesell
K. Emerick
J. Rothfuss
J. Houchins
B. Elam
M. Evans
P. Bailey
P. Laurens
C. Selby
B. Larsson
T. Puckett
D. Pfeiffer
P. Johnson
M. Collins
S. Rawlins
S. Larsson
A. Evans
S. Whitaker
S. Wesner
B. Matthews
S. Yenser
Two Clubs Gasp In ABA Play
Indiana and Dallas survive to face do-or-die sixth games in their semifinals. Bob Netolicky tops Pacers with 35 points while Roger Brown adds 34 as Indiana crushes Kentucky 116 97 in Indianapolis. Dallas defeats New Orleans 123 112 behind Cincy Powell 31 and a tense crowd in New Orleans. Jimmy Jones leads New Orleans with 37 as fans protest on court amid technical fouls.
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Indiana
Dallas
Kentucky
Indianapolis
Colonels
Louisville
New Orleans
Minnesota
Miami
Bob Netolicky
Roger Brown
Pacers
Cincy Powell
Jarrels
Jimmy Jones
Daniels Narrowly Misses Unanimous ABA All Star
Indiana center Mel Daniels fell two ballots short of unanimous selection to the ABA All-Star team, earning 965 of 1000 points. Joining him on the first team were guards Larry Jones, James Jones, and forwards Rick Barry and Connie Hawkins. Daniels had been Rookie of the Year in 1967-68 and is a 6-foot-9 former New Mexico star.
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Minneapolis
Indiana
Mel Daniels
American Basketball Associaion
Daniels
Larry Jones
Denver
James Jones
New Orleans
Rick Barry
Oakland
Connie Hawkins
Minnesota
Jones Boys
Barry
Hawkins
New Mexico
Fetter Victor Wins Miami Valley PGA Pro Pro Trophy
Springfield golfer Dale Fetter of Brown's Run CC and Paul Miller of Dayton's Walnut Grove CC teamed to win the Miami Valley PGA pro tournament at Reed Park. They fired a best ball 69 to take top score, while Fetter shared low gross honors with Jim Gilbert and El Collins at 75.
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Springfield
Dale Fetter
Brown’s Run
Paul Miller
Dayton
Walnut Grove
Torday
Miami Valley
Reed Park
Fetter
Miller
Jim Gilbert
el Collins
Reed Park Club
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Streifthau
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