Israeli youths face Connors Borg exhibition in Middletown
Four Israeli 12 year olds Amos Mansdorf Michael Daniel Menashe Tzur and Gilad Bloom train at Banat Hasharon near Tel Aviv and compete at Middletown Tennis Club while an exhibition with Jimmy Connors and Bjorn Borg looms Their coach Scholmo Zoreff says the trip offers exposure and life lessons as the group advances through the Western Boys 12-14 championship with wins in opening matches and rounds ongoing across singles doubles and consolation events.
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Israel
Middletown
Jimmy Connors
Bjorn
Amos Mansdorf
Michael Daniel
Menashe Tzur
Gilad Bloom
Israel Tennis Enter
Banat Hasharon
Tel Aviv
Winston- Salem
N.C
Daniel
Tzur
Zoreff
America
Jeff Scolnick
Cincinnati
Bloom
Jim Castas
Dayton
Kevin McCallum
Indianapolis
Mansdorf
Stan Ford
Lexington
Arthur Engle
Brookline
Mass
Jim Roberts
Charleston
W. Va
Davyl Lee
Jeff King
Rockford, II
Ken Derr
Orinda
Calif
Carlos Sanchez
Parkersburg
College stars gather for Kings Island Hall of Fame dedication
Elite college football players including Jack Thom Washington State Chuck Fusina Penn State Rick Leach Michigan Ted Brown NC State Charles Alexander LSU and Russel Erxleben Texas appear at Kings Island for the dedication of the National College Football Hall of Fame. A Cincinnati Post luncheon featured Gov. James Rhodes Ohio Coach Woody Hayes and others as dedication events run through Thursday.
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Texas
Cincinnati Post
Netherland Hilton
James Rhodes
Ohio
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Illinois
Buddy Young
Notre Dame
Four Horsemen
Jim Crowle
Don Miller
Dick Kazmaier
Hall of
Hayes
Xavier University
Ed Kluska
Musketeers
Kluska
Miami University
Hall of Fame
California
Kazmaier
Princeton
North promotes $300,000 Westchester Classic in Manhattan
Golfer Andy North, 1978 U S Open champion and defending Wall Street Heliport host, drives a ball in downtown Manhattan to promote the upcoming 300000 dollar Westchester Classic. North headlines the event as the defending champion.
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Andy North
Wall Street
Manhattan
North
Latonia Trots Latonia Trots Entries 1st Race Pace
Latonia tracks list 9 pace and trot races with horse names entered for each, including Dandy High Chief Dixie Berry Flukey Luke Slash 5S Sarah Nugget Son Camden Georgewood Jumping Andre N Slab Board in race one and similar lineups for races two through nine with horses such as Benga Tink Muncy Boy Royal Chimes Honeybrook Easter Rusty Pilot Little Sampson Hawaiian Eye Snanghi Ridge and more.
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Dandy High Chief
Dixie Berry
Flukey Luke
Slash
Sarah
Nugget Son
Camden Georgewood
Andre N
Slab
Sunrise Minnie
Pace
Boatsman
Pride of Cleone
Parkway Fanny
Yankee W.W
Jungle Girl
Bono
Satan
Bill Bucket
Count Tally
Kellytuck Edna
Willo May Time
Atom Cloud
Ronnie Go
Laura Fay Stone
Ledo Hanover
Most Happy Ihe
Myona Gene
D.W. Sam
Liebestraum
Knothole results across classes summarized
Knothole results list final scores by class and team. CLASS A MAJOR Manny's 5 defeats Sportsmen's Club 2. CLASS A MINOR SK Const. 3 over Roger's 2. CLASS B MAJOR Panthers 7 over McGraw Const. CLASS B MINOR Raiders 11 over Rebels 0. CLASS C MINOR Optimists 15 over Warriors 5. Ratliff Exxon 15 over Chargers 0. Baron's 3 over Bears 2. CLASS O MAJOR Madisonian 6 over Bunnell's 0. CLASS D MINOR Perkins 16 over Cassano's 7. CLASS E Dental Group 16 over Local 510 7. Diliman's 13 over Heber Jones 10.
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Sportsmen's Club
SK Const
Roger’s
Panthers
McGraw
Mino Raiders
Rebels
Optimists
Warriors
Ratliff Exxon
Chargers
Baron's
Bears
Madisonian
Bunnell’s
Perkins
Cassano’s
Dental
Local 510
Diliman’s
Heber Jones
Softball Results From Local Leagues
FEDERAL RED Clothing Clinic beat Mathis Fabric 10 to 6 while Tri City defeated Ratcliffe Leasing 16 to 6. McMontgie Coast lost to McClain Tree 13 to 0. K&G won 8 to 0 over Northway Inn. FEDERAL BLUE Bill and Son topped H and H Customs 16 to 2 as Madison Inn posted 12. Chrysler Prod 10 Ruppert Mondays 11. Buster's Bar Brewer's Gin Mill 16. Dick Adamsons VW Women in blue Clothing Clinic 8 over Gardner MBA 4. Micomonico's 15 The Loft 2. CONTINENTAL Polar Oil 2 against Midd. Janitor Tap Room 12. Waynesville 0 Pro. Tect 11. The Bunch 0.
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Federal Red Clothing Clinic
Mathis Fabric
Tri City
Ratcliffe Leasing
McMontgie
McClain Tree
Northway Inn
Federal Blue Bill&Son
H&h Customs
Madison Inn
Chrysler
Ruppert
Buster's Bar
Brewer's Gin Mill
Dick Adamsons
VW Women’s Blue Clothing Clinic
Gardner Mba
Micomonico’s
the Loft
Continental Polar Oil
Midd
Waynesville
the Bunch
LA awaits IOC word on 1984 Olympics plan
Los Angeles awaits the International Olympic Committee decision on a motion to assign 1984 Games funding to the U S Olympic Committee. Mayor Bradley's spokesman notes doubt over the plan’s viability while USOC President Kane warns it could die if IOC rejects the plan. City officials remain puzzled by the financial guarantee method and the long negotiations.
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Los Angeles
International Olympic Committee
Tom Bradley
U.S
IOC
USOC
Robert Kane
Trojans Host Class B Invitational Softball Tournament
The Trojans will host a Class B Invitational softball tournament from August 10 to 13 at the American Legion diamonds in Smith Park. A draw will be held August 7 at 6 30 p.m. Entry is 60 dollars with the first 12 teams securing spots. Hughie Higdon serves as tournament director.
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Middletown
Sports Unlimited Trojans
American Legion Diamonds
Smith Park
Hughie Higdon
Dibbs, Orantes Lead Opening Round Wins at North Conway Tennis
Top seed Eddie Dibbs defeated Bob Hewitt 6-3, 6-3 at Mt. Cranmore in the $175,000 event. Manuel Orantes crushed Larry Gottfried 6-1, 6-1, while Hank Pfister beat Peter Pearson 4-6 7-5 6-2 and Cliff Letcher topped Colin Dowdeswell 6-4 6-3. Bruce Manson beat Roberto Lombardi 6-4 6-3, and Nick Saviano ousted Doug Crawford 7-5 6-4. Colin Dibley edged Drew Meyers 7-5 6-3 in New Orleans. Weather rain halted action in South Orange where Guillermo Vilas was set to play. Pete Rose named NL Player of the Week after a 13-for-27 week and a 38-game hitting streak. Oliver of Texas named AL Player of the Week after eight games, batting .469 with four doubles and a home run.
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North Conway
N.H
Eddie Dibbs
South Africa
Bob Hewitt
Mt. Cranmore Stadium
Manuel Orantes
Spain
Larry Gottfried
Hank Pfister
Peter Pearson
Cliff Letcher
Austria
Colin Dowdeswell
Rhodesia
Bruce Manson
Roberto Lombardi
Italy
Nick Saviano
Doug Crawford
New Orleans
Colin Dibley
Drew Meyers
South Orange
N.J
Guillermo Vilas
Argentina
Rose
Tommy Holmes
Braves
New York
al Oliver
Texas Rangers
Middletown All-Stars to face radio teams in Douglas Park
The Middletown All-Stars softball team will play the WDAO and WAVI radio team on Wednesday August 9 in Douglas Park. First pitch is at 6 30 p.m.
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Middletown
Bengals Watch The Waistlines In Camp
Cincinnati Bengals players discuss dieting and weight battles as they adjust to a speed focused practice plan. Steve Holden aims to shed pounds after joining on waivers and jokes with teammate John McDaniel about who is lighter. Isaac Curtis, recovering from knee surgery, emphasizes controlled meals to avoid sluggishness.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Cincinnati Bengals
Steve Holden
Holden
Bengals
Cleveland
John McDaniel
Johnny Mack
McDaniel
Minnesota
Arizona State University
Isaac Curtis
Curtis
Upset Ends No 1 Compton in Monroe Village Open
Top seed June Compton was eliminated in the semifinals of the Monroe Village Tennis Open by unseeded Cathy Moore 6 0 6 0. Dennis Long and Dick Shultz advanced to semis in men’s singles, while John and Joanne Sauter won mixed doubles 7 6 6 4. Finals set for this weekend.
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June Compton
Monroe
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