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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1964
Page
10
Ohio high schools vote to redraw class lines in basketball baseball and track. The measure passes 621 to 161 shifting four year and three year schools into AA or A by boy counts, with many area schools changing status next season.
A dense catalog of bowling scores for individuals ledgers and clubs, followed by district notices from Trenton Madison and Camden area towns. Appointments, executors, and estate notices list case numbers and names with four month claim deadlines. Public school class assignments and potential moves to AA or four-year systems noted for Trenton and Fenwick.
Ohio bowlers led by Roy Anderson and Steve Frost return to the Ohio State Men's Bowling Tournament at J-J Lanes and Sports Bowl Akron teams headline Sunday shifts. Brad Lewis of Mansfield, an ABC all events champion, will compete as the two thirds of the event conclude with four weeks remaining.
At the National AAU women’s swimming and diving championships in Pittsburgh, new American and championship records fell in four finals. Santa Clara’s George Haines notes deep talent as Roby Whipple and Terri Stickles faced finals challenges, with Cynthia Goyette, Cathy Ferguson, Sharon Stouder and Donna deVarona among record-setters.
Gordie Howe again looms as the decisive figure for Detroit in the Stanley Cup final against Toronto. The Red Wings wing has 15 points in the series and set up vital goals, including a decisive pass to Delvecchio for a 4-3 win in Detroit. Game five moves to Toronto Tuesday night.
Middletown High's Middie baseball team scored in every inning to beat Lakota 8 to 5 at Barnitz Field yesterday. Emerson Sangster homered solo in the third, Ron Long tripled for a fifth inning run, and Ed Hopkins opened the scoring with a double. Score by innings shows Middletown rallying with steady hits and timely offense.
Springboro High routed Carlisle 11 to 1 as they batted in five of six innings. The Panthers won their fourth game in five outings this season behind solid hitting and pitching. Wynn and Smallwood shared duties with Franks, Stanifer, Jackson, and Glass contributing offensively.
A charity basketball game to benefit the American Cancer Society is set for tonight at Lebanon High gymnasium. Sponsored by Warren County Unit, the event features coaches Gerald Saunders Springboro High Jim Saunders Hillsboro High Tom Hatton Waynesville High Gordie Hatton Dayton senior Lonnie Norris and players Don Felds Pete Gephart Ron Holtrey John Lindenburg Phil Lansdale with 6 3 p m start.
Middletown High's tennis team remains unbeaten in four matches after defeating Madison High, 1 0, at the Tennis Club. Singles saw Sexton, Su Song, Johnson post wins for Middletown while Bevis Gillette and Frost Dixon won by default in doubles.
Middleweight champion Joey Giardel of Philadelphia won a split decision over Rocky Rivera of Argentina in a nontitle bout in Cleveland. In Frankfurt Zora Folley from Chandler Arizona and Karl Mildenberger of Germany fought to a draw over ten rounds.
Fen rick High plans its annual athletic banquet in the school cafeteria with Jack McMahon listed as guest speaker but possible absence due to travel opens the door for Dick Bray to substitute and share the dais. Banquet starts at 6 30 p m with remaining tickets at 2 50, per Emrie Debroszi, Falcon Booster Club president.
Boston opens a best of seven series against San Francisco led by Bill Russell and Wilt Chamberlain. The Celtics, 31 point favorites, seek a sixth straight NBA title as Chamberlain aims to offset Boston’s defense and strong bench in the opener.
SPARTANBURG AP Shirley Englehorn muffed six putts inside six feet but still joined Ruth Jessen and Marlene Hagge as first round co leaders with two under par 70 scores at Spartanburg Country Club.
Eddie Perkins of Chicago defends his world junior welterweight title tonight in Kingston Jamaica against Bunny Grant of Jamaica. Perkins has been a slight favorite though Grant trained sharply and may threaten the upset in the 15 round bout at National Stadium drawing unprecedented local interest.
Hill Rise led by three quarters of a length over Cycleblond with In Accord another neck back in a seven furlong, $10 000 Forerunner Purse at Keeneland. Trainer W Bowen and jockey Willie Shoemaker termed the victory as largely satisfactory and focused on the race experience ahead of the Kentucky Derby.
Pitcher Jack Lamabe of the Boston Red Sox stopped the Chicago White Sox 4 1 on five hits for his first complete game in three years in the major leagues.
Case notices show Robert Lehmkuhl as executor for John Frederick Lehmkuhl and Dore Taylor as administrator for Album W Taylor both in Middletown Ohio. Watter F P Smith and Mary E Greves estate notices cite executors in Butler County Ohio with creditors required to file claims within four months. Dates range April 1964 to April 1984 with probate judges named.
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