Eagles State Pin Meet enters final weekend limelight
Polonic predicts a disruptive finish as top bowlers chase higher scores than 1960 Akron winners. He notes Larry Hosey leads with 2 095 total pins across events, with three majors trailing last year’s marks. Seventeen cities will compete with shifts at 5 and 7 30 p m Saturday and 9 11 a m 1 3 and 5 p m Sunday for doubles and singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Polonic
Polonic
Eagles
Akron
Larry Hosey
Bucyrus
Cleveland
G. Vrean
Franklin Dominates Five-Wteam Track Meet in Dayton Area
Franklin defeats four rivals led by riders Rhodus and Carmack with 10 event wins and scores 74 1 3 to 35 1 2 for Little Miami. New Vienna, Springboro, Fenwick trail as Franklin sweeps sprints, relays, throws, and jumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Cat Cindermen
Little Miami
Springboro
New Vienna
Fenwick
Lamb
Morris
Pitts
Pleasants
Fry
Carmack
Vinord
Watts
Snider
Rhodus
Hawthorne
White
Hilton
Harris
Hefflin
Pierce
Haynes
Dyas
Whaley
Richards
Litle Miami
Powell
Creech
New Miami
Jones
Thompson
Snyder
Steiner
McDonough
Riodus
Bewolfe
Figley
Strumake
Howard
R. Stevens
B. Stevens
Wallace
Middletown Middies Rout Miamisburg in Big 11-2 Victory
Middletown baseball at Barnitz Field hammered Miamisburg 11 to 2 as pitchers Billy Truck and Crowe combined to limit the Burg to four hits. Shortstop Milt Pate and catcher Al Fugate each had three hits for the undefeated Middies who moved to 4-0 on the young season and completed a doubleheader sweep with a 6-1 Jayvee win over Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Middies
Barnitz Field
Miamisburg
Milt Pate
al Fugate
Billys Truck
Crowe
Jayvees
Madison
Truck
Fugate
Westbold
Hanson
Stamm
Thomas
Kershner
Al Singer, Famed Boxer, Dies at 51 in New York
Al Singer, a colorful figure in boxing who competed during a era with stars like Sharkey Canzoneri and Rosenbloom, died of a heart attack at age 51 on Thursday. He had worked as a salesman for the past four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Singer
Boxer
New York
Jack Sharkey
Primo Carmera
Kid Chocolate
Young Strimbling
Jimmy McLarnin
Tony Canzoneri
Maxie Rosenbloom
Singer
Yale track team features mixed South African, Venezuelan, Jamaican athletes
Traveling Thinkies lists Yale track members Johannes Gouws from Pretoria Burgert Roberts from Er mijo South Africa Robert Winter from Caracas Venezuela and Rod Weekes from Kingston Jamaica as part of the squad all competing in distances sprints throws and pole vault events with diverse national origins highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
Johannes Gouws
Pretoria
South Africa
Burgert Roberts
Er‘mijo
Yale
Robert Winter
Caracas
Venezuela
Rod Weekes
Bowling Scores and Results Across Leagues
OCR sports roundup lists individual bowler scores led by Art Spruance and Bil Crase with totals 639 and 8543 respectively. It covers multiple lanes, women and men divisions, and weekly results from Frontier Lanes, National Reds and Major Consolidated leagues with numerous team names and high game tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Spruance
Bil Crase
George Lucas
Don Eisele
Ed Fabing
Ora Marshall
Don Dennis
Bart Feinthel
John Hatton
Martha Davis
Bonnie Barach
Pat Paynter
Gerry Gunderson
Jenny Stem
Mattie Sorrell
Gail Medley
Kay McCue
Marge Sanders
Elouise Davidson
Betty Murphy
Margie Moore
Dean Dickerson
Peg Wombold
Gibbys First Pin Champion Crowned Local Bowling Champs
Gibbys was crowned Middletown's first bowling champions of 1960-61 after winning the Central League title at Frontier Lanes. The team beat Wiedeman's in a roll off 2845 to 2770 with Harold Combs leading scoring for the victors at 216 193 211 620.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibby
Charley Noble Earns Outstanding Senior Athlete Honor
Germantown High honors Charley Noble 150 pound football and basketball star as outstanding senior athlete at an all-sports banquet in Camp Miami. Noble received the trophy from Mrs Paul Kelly, with three other seniors earning top awards including MVPs for football and basketball and a high scholastic prize for his cumulative grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Charley Noble
Camp Miami
Noble
Paul Kelly
Order of Eagles
Germantown Eagles
Bob Seither
Ray Whitt
Kent Southard
Germantown High
Bill Mulliken
Marichal First NL Pitcher Debut Lone-Hitter
Juan Marichal, a 21 year old righthander for the San Francisco Giants, became the first National League player to throw a lone-hitter in his major league debut. He allowed the Phillies only one hit in the game played on July 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giant
Marichal
Phillies
Graham Blanks Chaminade 4-0 in tough loss
Fenwick right-hander Pat Graham pitched a two hit complete game to defeat Dayton Chaminade 4 to 0. Graham allowed two runs in eight innings and benefited from strong offense as Joe Hornback and Graham drove in three runs with timely singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datyon
Fenwick
Pat Graham
Dayton Chaminade
Chaminade
Doug Wessels
Falcon
Joe Hornback
Graham
Hornback
Wessels
Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eagles State
McMillan
Horton
Middie
Taft
Hamilton
Middletown High
Hamilton Taft
Hamilton Garfield
McClellan
Wehr
Parish
Ritter
Defrees
Fialho
Moon
Traveling
Mance
Phillips
Stevens Ave
Krogers
Bunyan Oil Inc
Lefferson Ave
Gwen
Owling
Dolly Lemmons
Betty Bergmann
Margaret Beachier
Virginia Hayes
Frontier Lanes
Idustrial
Ohio
Tropical Paint
Shartle’s
Mike's
Aeroncg Frontier Queens
Marie Lenee
Pepsi - Cola
Neal's
Cottage
Radio Lab
Barta’s
Vernor’s
Soule
Naomi ‘Ugett
Rose Bowen
J-J Lanes
National Reds
Dodgers
Braves
Giants
Cards
Pirates
Cubs
White Sox
Tigers
Senators
Orioles
Indians
Athletics
Yankees
Red Sox
Ad&mp
Reclamation
Coca-Cola Housewives
Lassic Otis
Hanover Realty
Dave Finkelman
Wiedemann
Miami
Clyde’s Barbers
Park St
Major Consolidated
Koeh
Borden's
Jack's Sinclair
Byrd's Barbers
Fedders
Bert's
QC Lab
Data Control
Jig & Fixtures
Pepsi-Cola
Hanover
Jets
Spaceman
Rockets
M. Quillen
Don Baker
Rollie Hamilton
Bill Bergmann
Ralph Dondaro
Arnie Grine
Larry Miller
R. Forbes
Ken Carpenter
Leon Wolfe
Homer Feerer
Davidson
Gen. White
Corner Men's Shop
J. B. Strickland
Schiff
Armco
J-Ettes
Trenton Bakery
Wilson Rug Clars
Jany's Big Shop
A&a
Gorman Ins
Midd. Cab
Ohio Belles
St. Mary's
F. Spence
D. Sprague
P. Johnson
Howards Skull
G. Brooks
Don Orts
C. Mills
Wayne Dunn
Jim Sebald
Wilbur Dennis
Virgil Winglewich
Walt Pawel Koski
Bucky Hoover
Bob Hammerle
Bob Cross
J. Zuiderhoek
Gene Slaughter
D. Hedges
Charlie Listerman
C. Hornbeck
Area Church
Amanda Methodist
Avalon
Cumberland
Nazarene
Jacksonburg
Y Church
First Baptist
Ch. of God
Calvary
Ronald Allen
Doug Bench
Pat Bolinger
Larry Bradford
Bob Conner
Ralph Copenhagen
Richard Cox
Joe Em
Rick
Barry Ernst
Joe Garner
Frank Jennings
Weldon Jone
David Larson
David Meadows
George Meninke
Charles Messmer
Bill Miller
Clinton Napier
von Peyton
Bill Riley
Leither
Bob Short
David Shuey
Southard Whitt
Allen
Bench
Tom Bowman
Ralph Bowser
Jim Bressler
Emrick
George Garber
Rick Gehron
Larry Hall
Bob Klopfer
Gale Mabry
Messmer
Allen Noble
C. Noble
Peyton
Riley
Jim Shaffer
Bob Smith
Dar
Tangeman
Kenny Thompson
Whitt
Jim Winning
Bellingler
Bradford
Charles Brads
Jack Brewer
Garner
Gehron
Traverse Hollo
Goodyear
Bischwall
Whitewall
Raul A Ia
eCheck
Manchester
Graham Blanks Chaminade
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!