Risner Wells Duel Sets Tone For Ohio State Bowling Meet
Windy Risner and Vic Wells, former West Elkton stars now at Sports Bowl, loom as threats in the 60th annual state classic in Middletown. The 1962 Middletown City Tournament winners combined for 1331 in doubles as they chase big prize money, with Risner posting a 613 in singles and 709 total that year. Local leaders Aaron Fields and Les Pfeiffer oversee the 5 p.m. shift as Cleveland’s Bob Cahill and Marty Mravec lead doubles at 1319 and Bob Torrey tops singles at 749.
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West Elkton
Sports Bowl
Windy
Vic Wells
Middletown City
Risner
Wells
Aaron Fields
Middletown Bowling Association
Les Pfeiffer
Bob Cahill
Marty Mravec
Cleveland
Bob Torrey
Smith shoots six under par to seize Augusta lead
Marilynn Smith carded a six under 66 at Augusta Country Club to lead by four as the third round of the 72 hole Titleholders began. She set three Titleholders records including the front and back nine and the overall 139, while Judy Kimball stood four back after a 72. Patty Berg followed at 145 and Betsy Rawls at 77 after a 71.
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Augusta
Marilynn Smith
Augusta Country Club
Miss Smith
Runaway Bay
Jamaica
Kathy Cornelis
Patty Berg
Barbara Romack
Judy Kimball
Sioux City
Iowa
Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
S.C
Miss Rawls
Miss Berg
Curtis Cup Women’s Match Set for Wales Seaton Porthcawl
The Curtis Cup will showcase the United States against Great Britain and Ireland at Porthcawl South Wales on September 11 and 12. The event features top amateur women golfers in a two day match format.
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United States
Great Britain
Porthcawl
South Wales
Cleveland City Bowling Tourney Sees City Dominance
The team event shows General Fixture at 3220 to beat, with 115 teams at J-J Lanes. Dan Torowski of Cleveland tops the all events with 1933, while five of seven divisions are led by Cleveland figures including Mravec and Torowski.
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Dayton
Dan Torowski
Cleveland
Cleveland City
Chill
Mravec
Torrey
Torowski
Wrestling on Rise in Colorado as Hancock’s Legacy Grows
About 20 high school wrestling coaches in Colorado are former athletes of Coach John Hancock at Colorado State College. Hancock staged Colorado's first prep wrestling tournament in 1936 when only nine teams competed statewide.
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Greeley
Colo
John Hancock
Colorado State College
Hancock
Colorado
Honor Roll Bowling Scores and Participants Listed
A long list of names followed by multiple score lines appears, detailing participants Harold Duff Bill Crase Millard Wells Mac Soule Stan Tsakeris Warren Howard Steve Koster and others at Chautauqua Lanes plus a tally of sponsor or business names and related venues.
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Harold Duff
Bill Crase
Millard Wells
Mac Soule
Stan Tsakeris
Warren Howard
Steve Koster
Bea Withers
Betty Ann Back
Dot Rigg
Kathy Harris
Lois Neal
Mary Melton
Mildred Long
Marty Wombong
Les Colvin
Janet Ruppert
Esther McGraw
Boots Mills
Chris Creech
Dora Cornwell
Anne Stamper
Jane Whisman
Della Shockley
Arlene Mattingly
Almeda Phillips
Doris Harrison
Jenny Scholl
Dot Hoover
Betty Parks
Mary Motter
Ella Isbell
Betty Lewis
Local Bowling League Scores From Night of Mixed Matches
Team rosters and results from a local bowling league show Industrial Major Ohio Bell and Armie Coast leading efforts with several clean games. Notable 3 games include Putt-Putt Try Harde Jordan Funeral Home and Wickes Lumber posting solid scores against varied opponents.
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Ohio Bell
Ratliff
Armie
Denver Pioneers Halt Saskatchewan Series Lead
The University of Denver hockey team holds a 10 2 1 record against Sas katchewan since 1949 50 with the Canadians last winning two games by 17 0 and 8 1 scores in the opening meetings.
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Denver
University of Denver
Saskatchewan
Middletown Netters Sweep Miamisburg for Sixth Straight Win
Middletown High tennis, at the Middletown Tennis Club, beat Miamisburg 32 to set a six match winning streak. Singles results: Chalfin beat Tumbilson 60 60, Lennie beat Boys 61 62, Ball beat Sexton 63. Doubles: Ledford-Gillette beat Barker-Schultz 60 62, Auslinger-Boyd beat Frost-Dixon 61 61.
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Middletown High
Miamisburg
Middletown Tennis Club
Chalfin
Mid
Tumbilson
Mia
Lennie
Boys
Ball
Sexton
Ledford-Gillette
Barker-Schultz
Auslinger-Boyd
Frost-Dixon
Franklin Ninety Defeats Taft Franklin Ninety Defeats Taft
Franklin's Wildcats rallied in the seventh to win 2-1 over Hamilton Taft for their fourth straight win after an opening loss. Dan Retherford pitched three hit balls as Cecil Stewart, Retherford and Charlie Robbin contributed timely hits. The winning run scored on a sixth inning error by Taft.
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Franklin
Dan Retherford
Wildcats
Hamilton Taft
Taft
Cecil Stewart
Retherford
Charlie Robbin
Fenwick Falcons Rally Past Hamilton Catholic for 2 7 Win
Pinch hitter Gary Bowman drove in three runs with a bases loaded two out hit to cap a five run sixth inning rally and give Fenwick a 5 5 2 win over Hamilton Catholic at Smith Park. Larry Brumfield fanned 12 in a complete game victory, ending Fenwick season start skid.
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Gary Bowman
Fenwick
Hamilton Catholic
Rams
Smith Park
Larry Brumfield
Falcons
Tekulve
Hickey
Crank Brumfield and White
Trenton Caps Butler County Baseball Title
Trenton defeated Seven Mile 9 to 2 to win the Butler County title at North End Field. Steve Craycraft limited Seven Mile to four hits as Trenton pitcher and batters combined for 14 hits, with Marty Hall 4 for 5 and Rick Gillam 4 for 4. Craycraft and Gillam led the win in a game that moved Trenton toward the Cincinnati Class A District.
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Hamilton
Trenton
Trojans
North End Field
Cincinnati
Steve Craycraft
Spartans
Marty Hall
Rick Gillam
Hornet Girls Inch Ahead in Tennis Win
Monroe High School girls tennis posted a third straight victory by defeating Lebanon. Singles results include Diehl and Dunn for Monroe winning in straight sets, Snyder and others also winning. Davis Burton and Wells Shatto led the doubles over Lebanon in straight sets.
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Lebanon
Diehl
Rosenans
Dunn
Russ
Snyder
Rainey
Davis - Burton
Russell - George
Wells - Shatto
Pottorf- Britt
Time Brings Shift In Golf Attitude
Palm Beach Gardens Florida AP reports a decades old view on golf as a career has changed. Golf tours now attract far more prize money and players can earn substantial living versus earlier hamburger wages. The growing tour size raises talk of splitting into major and minor leagues and concerns about administration.
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Will Grimsley
Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Hopkins Doubles Chances For Olympic Track Spot
Hoping to secure a place on the US Olympic track team Gayle Hopkins delivered a standout leap in the broad jump at Drake, surpassing Jesse Owens 1935 mark and moving into top national contention. He also set the Drake Relays record in the event and aims at the hop-step-jump record today. The meet featured Loyola of Chicago star Tom O Hara in the mile and a strong mile relay field from Arizona State and Rice with record hopes and close qualifying heats. Ohio University posted a sprint medley win led by Mel Orr and teammates with a 3 20.2 clocking.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Gayle Hopkins
Jesse Owens
Aliso
Tom O'Hara
Loyola of Chicago
University
Arizona State
Rice
Arsenaz State
Henry Carr
Omaha
Roger Sayers
Ohio University
Mel Orr
Ron Beganie
James Bakimi
Barry Sugden
Oklahoma
Villanova Aims for Fifth IC4A Relay Title
Villanova eyes a fifth NCAA relay title after strong start at IC4A. Coach Jumbo Jim Elliott predicts at least three, possibly four, with Zwolak securing four mile and distance medley wins. The team seeks strong 880 and two mile medley efforts as the meet moves forward.
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Philadelphia
Villanova
Pitt
Michigan
Jumbo Jim Elliott
Zwolak
Cat Golfers Beat Hornets at Franklin Match
Franklin High golfers defeated Monroe 141 at Franklin yesterday. Tom Bridge shot a one under par 35 to win medalist honors. Other Franklin players Beichier and Small posted solid scores while Monroe’s Boehm Barr and Gorman struggled.
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Franklin
Franklin High
Monroe
Tom Bridge
Small
Bridge
Beichier
Boehm
Barr
Gorman
Lee
Monroe High rallies to beat Middletown in baseball
Monroe High’s Hornets overturned a 2-1 deficit by scoring four runs in the fifth at Barnitz Field. Centers Adams and Phillips delivered key triples as the rally formed, with Monroe winning 6 to 4 over Middletown Middies after scoring six runs across the final innings.
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Hornets
Middletown High
Middies
Barnitz Field
Adams
Phillips
Monroe
Middletown
Conley
Bradley
Barnes
Wagner
Executor Appointed in Regina M. Gali Estate
Howard E Gali of Middletown Ohio named Executor for the estate of Regina M Gali deceased of Middletown Butler County Ohio Creditors must file claims within four months Date April 18 1964 Probate Judge Harry F Walsh Tilmen A Ellison Attorney at Law Middletown Ohio April 25 May 29
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Regina M. Gali
Howard E Gali
Middletown
Ohio
Butler County
Harry F Walsh
Tilmen
A. Ellison
Ice Playoffs To End Tonight In Toronto
The Stanley Cup final goes to a deciding seventh game between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Detroit Red Wings in Toronto. Toronto leads 3 2 after a dramatic 43 overtime win in Detroit and Bob Baun is expected to play despite an ankle injury.
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Toronto
Toronto Maple Leafs
Detroit Red Wings
Detroit
Bob Baun
Czechoslovakia Beats United States In World Tournament
In Lima Peru a crowd of 15 000 watched Czechoslovakia overpower the United States 50 31 in the opening World Basketball Tournament contest. Czechoslovakia led throughout and stifled the U S offense as the halftime score stood 20 13.
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Lima
Peru
Czechoslovakia
United States
Yugoslavia
Frank Howard A Dodgers Clouts NL Home Runs Nine Parks
Frank Howard of the Los Angeles Dodgers hit National League home runs in nine parks last season. He failed to hit a four bagger in Houston.
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Frank Howard
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
Middletown Executrix Appointed in Rankin Estate
Jean Riley of Middletown Ohio named Executrix of the estate of Mary O Rankin deceased late of Middletown Butler County. Creditors must file claims within four months. Dated April 1964. Attorneys Harry F Walsh H O Finkelman Fred Ross.
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Mary
Renkin
Jean Riley
Middletown
Ohio
Mary O Rankin
Butler County
Harry F. Walsh
H O Finkelman
Fred Ross
Young Narvaez Sets Tempo for Ortiz Title Clash
Frankie Narvaez, 22, from Caguas Puerto Rico, extended his unbeaten run to 14 with a one round victory over Vincente Dorado at Sunnyside Garden. He aims for a lightweight title shot and plans a June bout with Dave Charney at Madison Square Garden.
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Frankie Narvaez
Carlos Ortiz
Narvaez
Caguas
Sandy Schwartz
Jack Reilly
Vincente Dorado
Sunnyside Garden
Brush
Dave Charney
Madison Square Garden
Mets Catcher Jesse Gonder Debuts After Trade
Catcher Jesse Gonder appeared in 42 games with the Mets after being acquired from Cincinnati. He hit .302 for the New Yorkers, contributing strong contact and timely hitting.
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Jesse Gonder
Mets
Cincinnati
New Yorkers
Executrix Appointed for Nickell Estate in Middletown
Notice announces Eve Nickell of Middletown Ohio appointed executrix of the estate of Fieva Nickell deceased in Middletown Sutter County Oregon April 1 1964 by Harry F Walsh probate judge of said county Jehah A Crist Middletown Ohio claims and fiduciary duties to be submitted accordingly
Appointment of Administratrix in Estate of J Morrison
Golden McGee of Somerville is appointed administratrix of the estate of J Morrison late of Middletown Sumter County. Creditors must file claims with fiduciary within four months. Dated April 4 1964. Joseph H W Herr attorney at Lew Middletown ME April 11 18 25.
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J . Morrison
Morrison
Golden McGee
Somerville
Ska Joe
Middletown
Sumter County
Harry F Walsh
Said County
Joseph HW. Herr
Lew
PGA faces curtailment as new headquarters opens on Florida coast
The Professional Golfers Association contemplates shrinking the schedule from 45 to fewer tournaments as it moves into a new $4 million headquarters on Florida's gold coast. Last season prize money totaled $2,349,000 with Arnold Palmer topping the list at $128,230 and Jack Nicklaus earning $100,040.
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Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Professional Golfers Association
Florida
Gold Coast
Arnold Primer
Proposals for a Two-Tier Golf Tour Stir Debate
Fred Corcoran, former PGA director and current International Golf Association chief, urges capping the major tour at 100 to 125 top players with a secondary circuit for the rest. PGA manager Jim Gaquin objects, calling a minor tour impractical and opposing shrinking the winter tour schedule.
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Fred Corcoran
PGA
International Golf Association
Corcoran
Jim Gaquin
Gaquin
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