Mid-Amer Trapshoot Opens With High Scores and Stakes
Johnny Sharp in Mid-Amer and John Sternberger of Trotwood lead opening day at Middletown Sportsmen's Club. Sternberger topped 100 targets at 16 yards and won doubles in a shootoff, while Bak er tied on 95 and lost the shootoff. Celina’s Owen Stoner and Robert Heckman led handicap scores as preliminaries set up Sunday’s finals for 200 targets at 16 yards and the doubles crown.
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John Sternberger
Sternberger
Jack Baker
Dayton
Owen Stoner
Celina
Robert Heckman
Ray Williams
Palmer Rallies In Texas Open
In San Antonio Bruce Crampton and five others led by 136 after 36 holes as Arnold Palmer surged with a 68 to join the pack three strokes back. The field narrows to five pros and ten amateurs with a 144 cut line, while Littler Demaret Balding miss the mark.
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San Antonio
Tex
Bruce Crampton
Arnold Palmer
Crampton
Tommy Aaron
Bob Charles
Frank Beard
Don January
Jack Fleck
Russell Contemplates Cousy and Celtics’ Five Title Run
Boston AP report notes bearded Bill Russell praising Bob Cousy while revealing envy would have existed if Cousy were any less of a man. Russell bid farewell as Celtics celebrate a fifth straight NBA championship. Red Auerbach and Frank Ramsey hint at possible retirements.
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Boston
Russell
Boston Celtic
Bob Cousy
Cousy
Celtics
National Basketball Association
Red Auerbach
Frank Ramsey
Cooz
Billy Joe Patton Leads Brigade in Pinehurst Final
In Pinehurst North Carolina Billy Joe Patton 41 year old Walker Cup player from Morganton leads his Brigade toward a third North and South amateur title in 10 years awaiting the finals against Bob Allen 38 year old Connecticut resident with a strong amateur record. Allen dominated semifinal versus John Guenther with steady par golf on the No 2 Pinehurst course while Patton edged Ray Teryl 1 up.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Arnie
Larmy
Arnold Palmer
Billy Joe
Billy Joe Patton
Carolna
Patton
Morganton
Bob Allen
Allen
West Hartford
Con
Pinehurst Country Club
Ray Terly
Strong
Jacksonville
Fla
Wright Aims for Woman's Golf Record at Augusta
In Augusta Mickey Wright leads by one stroke after two rounds with a 2 over par 146, aiming to break Patty Berg's 1955 mark and set a new record while mentioning Marilynn Smith as the challenger. JoAnn Prentice tops early but falls back. Carol Mann and Cliff Creed tied for third at 148. A separate notice informs John Miller of unknown residence faces divorce action filed by Joyce Miller in Butler County Ohio, with court dates and attorney details.
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Augusta
Mickey Wright
Augusta Country Club
Marilynn
Miss Wright
Dallas
Patty Berg
Miss Smith
Jupiter
John Miller
Joyce Miller
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
Charlotte F. Herman
Finkelman & Ross
Bowling Results and Notices From Local Meet
Bowling results list numerous high scores led by Ken Carpenter 683 and Dennie Justice 668. Also includes mixed doubles and league tallies plus an estate notice: Case 35916 announces Gladys Adams appointed Executrix for Cora E. Roberts with four months for creditors to file claims.
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Ken Carpenter
Dennie Justice
Gray Harrison
Janie Whitman
Malissie Combs
Loretta Wideman
Ben Withers
Janet Ruppert
Wanda Schultz
Bea Withers
Carolyn Kelly
Dot Long
Betty Hotarick
Margie Farkas
Lois Neal
Helen Hughes
Desi Alexander
C. Pergram
Esther McGraw
Margie Sanders
Linda Medley
J J Lanes
Cora E. Roberts
Gladys Adams
Middletown
Ohio
Butler County
Donald L. Ziegel
Casper & Casper
Monroe Hornets dominate first night track meet at Monroe
Monroe wins the first night tri angular track event with 75 points, Middletown 42, Franklin 182. Perry Clarke and Childers lead Monroe with two wins each in 14 events watched by nearly 200 spectators.
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Monroe
Hornets
Middletown
Franklin High
Franklin
Perry Clarke
Childers
Monroe High Coeds
Don Childers
Tom Portsmouth
John Dechant
Hornets Fall in Double Loss to Taft and Beavercreek
Monroe High baseball lost 8-7 to Hamilton Taft after Taft scored seven runs in the fifth and added the winning run in the sixth. Brandenburg led Taft with 3-for-3 while Monroe’s Haag and Phillips each had two hits. The tennis team was blanked 5-0 by Beavercreek at Beavercreek.
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Monroe High
Hamilton Taft
Monroe
Beavercreek
Taft
Tigers
Brandenburg
Haag
Phillips
Ham
Chestnut
Daniels
Rhoads
Conley
Adams
Wildcats Stop Fenwick in 6-1 Victory
Franklin pitchers limited Fenwick to two hits as Wildcats built a 6-1 win aided by eight Fenwick errors. Kinzer and Hisle each had two hits for Franklin while Barrett produced Fenwick’s only two hits. Score by innings Fenwick 0010 128 Franklin 022 101 x 660 Moorman Denisi Kla pper Robinson Kinzer.
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Franklin
Robinson
Fenwick
Kinzer
Hisle
Wildcats
Barrett
Moorman
Denisi
Klapper
Middletown High Golf Beats Fairfield 16-0 at Wildwood
Middletown High School blanked Fairfield 16-0 at Wildwood Golf Club yesterday. Johnson led with medalist 37 while Fiahle and Weitzenkorn each posted 40.
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Middletown High
Fairfield
Wildwood
Johnson
Middletown
Fiahle
Weitzenkorn
Amanda Scores First Not Win For Amanda Junior High Tennis
The Amanda Junior High girls tennis team captured its first win since opening by defeating McKinley Junior High 4-1. Kilburn beat Copley 6-1 6-3, Coleman defeated Norton 6-1 6-0, Murphy won 6-3 6-2. In doubles Burton-Myers defeated McIntosh-Gann 7-5 6-3, and Jackson-Hickman bested Ginn-Glass 6-1 6-2.
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McKinley Junior High
Kilburn
Copley
Coleman
Norton
Murphy
Williams
Burton - Myers
McIntosh - Gann
Jackson - Hickman
Ginn. Glass
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al Balding
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