Records Fall At Monroe VFW Track Meet in Middletown
Archie Bell of Middletown set a VFW meet record in the broad jump with 21 feet 10 1 2 inches as three prelim marks and a final mark highlighted a day of record setting at the Monroe meet. Jeff Gann finished second in the broad jump and also starred in sprints and hurdles as Franklin’s Sam Long posted two hurdle marks. Finals are scheduled for this afternoon at 1 p m with Middletown the two time defending champion.
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Middletown
Monroe
Archie Bell
Middies
David Myers
Kurt Sarringhaus Rahe
Bellang Gann
Franklin
Sam Long
Long
Fenwick
Ian Silar
Silar
Gann
Hornet Girls Stay Undefeated 4-1 Win at Fairmont East
Monroe High girls tennis remains unbeaten at 4-0 after a 4-1 victory over Fairmont East. Singles match details show Cam Petrocy (MV) and Lynn Coogler posting a 6-3 6-0 win.
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Monroe High
Sit
Fairmont East
Monroe
Cam Petrocy
Middletown Middies rout Monroe in 12-0 win
Eric Puckett allowed one hit as Middletown pounded Monroe for 12 runs at Monroe. Holland Coleman and Wren led the attack with three hits apiece and three driven in. Middletown improves to 5-4-1 on the season. Hamilton Garfield then blanked Hamilton Garfield 5-0 in tennis with Ballard Terry Nein winning singles and Myers Williams Swank-Long taking doubles.
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Eric Puckett
Middletown High
Monroe
Hornets
John Holland
Tom Coleman
Jeri Wren
Middies
Holland
Coleman
Wren
Middletown
Puckett
Gomin
Shepherd
Tapp
Hamilton
Hamilton Garfield
Ballard
Custer
Terry
Brinegar
Nein
Hurst
Myers Williams
Rowland-Camery
Swank - Long
Adams-Risner
Two Bowlers Score First 600s in Local Leagues
Leo West 608 and George Davis 604 earned first time 600 series at Eastern Lanes. West posted 212 189 207 for 608 while Davis had 180 227 197 for 604 as league bowling notes list high scores and team standings for Franklin Lakota and others.
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Commercial League
George Davis
Industrial Labor League
West
Davis
G. Marshall
P. Demostenes
G. Brandenburg
J. Rose
R. Dianglis
B. Theodore
P. Ballard
B. Burton
S. Back
G. Botts
C. Weidner
R. Peters
W. Hershner
J. Wolfenberger
L. West
J. Day
G. Davis
Fairfield
Franklin L. Ratliff
High
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Lakota
Franklin
Small
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Farmer
Egelston
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O'Neal
M. Wombald
Davidson
Ci-N. Pfeiffer
Fuentes
McKay
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Mayberry
W. Brewer
S. Goode
B. Hotarick
M. Dickerson
Z. Taylor
P. Watts
S. Pennington
B. Murphy
H. Smith
B. McGee
C. Creech
B. Gephart
J. Whitman
D. Hoover
C. Bake
M. Beachler
J. Gibbs
N. Charles
M. Zech
J. Hamilton
J. Mynhier
Fenwick Tops Wildcats 3-1 in Mid-Miami Play
Fenwick defeated Franklin 3-1 in a Mid Miami League game. Lou Agoston pitched a strong showing with 28 straight innings without an earned run allowed this season. Agoston and Lawrence Smith teamed with Hollingsworth on the win.
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Franklin
Fenwick
Lou Agoston
Agoston
Lawrence Smith
Hollingsworth
Things Looking Up For Ohio s Many Fishermen
Ohio anglers can expect improving conditions this weekend across lakes. At Cowan Lake water is high and cloudy with muskies crappies bluegill and bullheads being caught with minnows worms and crawlers. Rocky Fork Lake offers clear rolling water with crappies bass and bluegill. Stonelick Lake remains murky with crappies largemouth bass and worms. Acton Lake ranges from rally to clear as fishermen pursue crappies bass and island area West Side with purple night crawlers.
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Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Cowan Lake
Rocky Fork Lake
Stonelick Lake
Acton Lake
Major League Leaders National and American Circuits
National League leaders include batting C Jones .431 and Laboy 26 hits. McCovey leads in runs 17 and home runs 5 with 15 RBIs. Morgan and Brock pace steals. Pitching features Jenkins 35 strikeouts and Gibson 34. American League leaders show Moses .444 and 26 hits by Blair and Oliva, with McAuliffe and D Green tied in triples and three players tied at 7 homers. Culp and Peters lead strikeouts at 23.
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C. Jones
N.Y
Laboy
Mtl
McCovey
S.F
Morgan
Houst
Cin
M. Alou
Pitt
H. Aaron
Atl
Brock
St.l
Jenkins
Chic
Gibson
Moses
Bost
Petrocelli
Murcer
Pepitone
F. Howard
Wash
Blair
Balt
Oliva
Minn
D. Johnson
Carew
McAuliffe
Det
D. Green
Oak
Harpers
Sen
White
Kenney
Culp
G. Peters
McGuire Jr. to Join Marquette This Fall
Al McGuire Jr., son of Marquette University coach, will enter Marquette University this fall. He previously starred in basketball at Milwaukee Marquette High.
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Milwaukee
Wis
al McGuire Jr
Marquette University
Marquette
Marquette High
Knute Rockne's Notre Dame Reigns Through 13 Years
Knute Rockne coached Notre Dame football for 13 seasons achieving 105 wins 12 losses and 5 ties.
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Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Carlisle Honor 1943 Basketball Champs at Awards Banquet
Carlisle High to honor the 1943 Warren County champion basketball team at tonight's 6 30 awards banquet. Guests include players Dale Baker Howard Mabry Roy Kruse Tom Kruse Gene South Robert Sorrell Don Bishop John Homan and Earl Chamberlain. Tom Hamlin of WHIO TV to speak. Boosters present two senior awards and a $200 scholarship.
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Carlisle
Carlisle High
Warren County
Charles Chamberlain
Dale Baker
Trenton
Howard Mabry
West Alexandria
Roy Kruse
Franklin
Tom Kruse
Miamisburg
Gene South
Robert Sorrell
Cincinnati
Don Bishop
John Homan
Madison Is VV Winner In Eight Annual Track Meet
Madison High edged Twin Valley South at Valley View High School in the eighth annual meet. Madison led 40% to TV South 39% with Springboro 29% and Valley View 20% among 22 teams. multiple event wins listed for Madison and other schools.
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Madison High
Twin Valley South
Valley View High School
Madison
TV South
Springboro
Graham
Valley View
Nat. Trail
Woodrow Wilson
Preble Shawnee
Northwestern
Little Miami
Brookville
North College Hill
Bellbrook
Beisner
Spooner
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Whitt
MclIntire
Lampis
Johnson
Suggs
Tvs
Weller
Nch
Hensley
Ludlow
Kurt
Zerkle
Brandenburg
Duncan
Enright
Lehman
Hale
Gifford
Masters
Slaneck
Ream
McIntire
White
Moyer
Paul
Bowers
Day
Cleveland to Host 1969 Wightman Cup Tennis Matches
The United States Lawn Tennis Association announced on Thursday that Cleveland will host the 1969 Wightman Cup matches. Executive secretary Bob Malaga provided the confirmation.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Bob Malaga
United State Lawn Tennis Association
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Majestic Prince Seeks Weekend Step in Stepping Stone
Majestic Prince the unbeaten 3yearold colt leads the national racing slate as he prepares for the Kentucky Derby. With Bill Hartack aboard trainer Johnny Longden noted a fivefurlong workout and the May3 Derby aim, while other major races fade in his shadow.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
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Churchill Downs
Top Knight
Bill Hartack
Frank McMahon
Johnny Longden
Longden
Aqueduct
Hollywood Park
Pimlico
Sportsman’s Park
Majestic
Lebanon Raceway First Races and Results Roundup
A dense listing of Lebanon Raceway results across ten races with trotting and pacing winners and payoffs. Notable entries include Bartlett Square, Star Face, Illustrator, TV Rudy, Jolly Byrd, and Gemini Jane among others, with times ranging about 2 06 to 2 13.
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Little Det
Star Face
Little Sport
Illustrator
Rolling Eric
Rudy
Morphine
Mister Q
Jolly Byrd
Laurel
Shy Boy
Prince
Robin's Gee Gee
Fortuna
Winter Apple
Lucine Scott
Janey's Dream
Model T Henry
Atachamp
Queen Diller
David F. Prince del Direct
Jak
Eternal Flame
Werts Boy
Rich Way
Star
My Collette
Radiant Hope
Bit O Creed
Weegie
Feeble Frost
Red Blade
Even'’s Adios
Tuffy Adios
H. W. Price
Flora
Mitzi Rambier
Hicko Knot
Rudy Adams
Flamingo Mac
Bard Mite
Newtown Betsy
Cheekie Vic
Limberlost Way
Carey's Dream
Bang Seng
April's Dream
Willola
Lady
Jolly Scott
Dana D Direct
Dike Lee
Princess Byrd
Katfish
Gail Diller
Chief Worthy
Little Starbuck
Burt Wilson
C E
Sammy
Anderson
Cheryl Fedor
Doll Baby
Blackie Witt
Henry Blackstone
Dane Chief
Macco
Flarestoner
Prince Desmond
Rube Bjorkman, UND Coach, Olympian in 1948 and 1952
Rube Bjorkman of the University of North Dakota served as a member of the 1948 and 1952 U S Olympic hockey squads.
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Rube Bjorkman
University of North Dakota
U.S
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