Hurricanes Clinch Local Invitational Fast-Pitch Title
The Hamilton Hurricanes beat Penton Nursing Home Chillicothe 6 to 1 to win the Optimist Club Invitational Fast-Pitch Softball Tournament. Marv Flynn allowed four hits as Don Neff homered for Chillicothe. Phil Nanamaker led the Hurricanes with a leadoff homer and a three run shot later.
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Hamilton Hurricanes
Penton
Chillicothe
Gardner Diamond
Hurricanes
Phil Nanamaker
Marv Flynn
Don Neff
Paper of
Hamilton
Hamiltonians
Ron Murphy
Wilsman's Advances to Finals in District USA Tournament
Wilsman's Trucking of Hamilton, in Goldman Invitational League, beat Bob's Tavern of Dayton to reach the finals of the District USA Tournament in Franklin. They will face the Dunaway Toolcraft winner Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Millard Field. Wesser hit two homers and Harrison one in a 62nd-season victory with Carel Cosby earning the win. The district champions advance to the state tourney at Beavercreek August 20 to 22.
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Hamilton
Bob's Tavern
Dayton
Franklin
Wilsman’s
Dunaway Toolcraft
Millard Field
Hamiltonians
Wesser
Harrison
Carel Cosby
Beavercreek
NCR Wins Berth In State Industrial Meet
NCR defeated Armco Triangles 9 8 at Goldman Park to secure a spot in the state tournament in Akron August 2022. NCR had 16 hits and two late runs, while Armco threatened in the seventh but fell short. The day also featured NCR’s 14 4 win over Armco and other tournament results plus two Ponytail League All Star exhibitions.
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Dayton
National Cash Register
Armco Triangles
Goldman Park
ASA
Ament
Akron
Champs
Armco
Jim Marshall
Triangles
Daytonians
Art Snowden
Bill Marshall
Inland Manufacturing
Snowden
Jim Marstall
Ratliff
Bill Marstall
Inland
Springfield Merchants
Ruth
Reichenbach
Margie
Linda
Diane Paine Dominates Ohio State Diving Meet
Diane Paine of Middletown won both high and low boards at the Ohio State Diving Championships in Columbus, scoring 289 on the high board and 269 on the low. Her victories earn a spot in the National AAU Championships in Toledo next week, with Newark hosting the Women's Open this weekend. Sherry Fening of Middletown, swimming for the Dayton Dolphins, took bronze in the 50-meter freestyle and placed sixth in the 100-meter freestyle.
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Miss Paine
Monroe Swimming Club
Toledo
Newark
Sherry Fening
Middletown
Dayton Dolphins
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Notables
The Associated Press lists NL leaders with Clemente and Rose atop batting with 341 and 136 hits. Koufax leads pitching in 10 decisions with 184 818, while Oliva and Aparicio head other AL and shared NL categories with solid totals.
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Pittsburgh
Aaron
Milwaukee
Harper
Cincinnati
Rose
Johnson
Banks
Chicago
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Santo
Allen
Philadelphia
Callison
Mays
San Francisco
Stargell
McCovey
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
St. Louis
Koufax
Jay and
Nuxhall
Gibson
Yastrzemski
Boston
Mantilla
Oliva
Minnesota
Versalles
Colavito
Cleveland
Killebrew
Richardson
New York
Aparicio
Baltimore
Campaneris
Kansas City
Smith
Horton
Detroit
Conigliaro
Cardenal
Pascual
McDowell
Lolich
Windy City Center of National Sports Week
Chicago hosts the 32nd annual College All Star Football Game at Soldier Field with the NFL Browns as strong favorites. Highlights include stakes at Arlington Park headlined by Graystark in the Arch Ward Stakes and Friday’s events with Vice President Humphrey to speak at the Football Writers Association gathering.
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Bob Timberlake
Franklin
North Carolina
Ken Willard
Cleveland Browns
Chicago
Soldier Field
Arlington Park
Darby Dan Farm
Chicago Tribune
Tom Rolfe
Football Writers’ Association of America
Browns
Boog Powell's ninth inning homer lifts Orioles past Twins
Boog Powell of Baltimore belted a three run homer in the ninth to power the Orioles to a 7 4 victory over the American League leading Minnesota Twins. Joe Horlen of Chicago tossed a three hitter as the White Sox edged Detroit 1 0 in the opener of a doubleheader.
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Associated Press
Boog Powell
Baltimore
Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Joe Horlen
Chicago
White Sox
Detroit
Nicklaus Edges Player In Thunderbird Golf Duel
Jack Nicklaus wins the Thunderbird Classic at Westchester by two strokes over Gary Player with a 270 total after four sub 70 rounds. Gardner Dickinson finishes third at 275, Gardner Dickinson earns 6 000, and Bobby Nichols 276 with 68. Nicklaus vaults to 89 700 season earnings with Memphis Open and Masters wins this year.
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N.Y
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio
South Africa
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Westchester Country Club
West
Player
Gardner Dickinson
Westchester
Bobby Nichols
Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
Thunderbird
Playoff Needed In Brown's Run Senior Tourney
A playoff next weekend will decide the Senior Championships at Brown's Run Country Club after Fred Fleig and Stuart Hatch tied at 160. Irvin won net with 136 while Nein was second by one stroke. Nein also won weekend handicap with net 63. Other Flight actions include Davies 74 low gross first flight. Hatch and Bridge 69 tied for low net. Weitzenkorn Turner Ritz nets 71. Shaffer 66 low net. Lawler tied for second at 68.
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Fred Fleig
Stuart Hatch
Jay Irvin
Russell Nein
Nein
Don Davies
Hatch
Tom Bridge
Bill Weitzenkorn
Gene Turner
LE. Ritz
Irvin
Roger Shaffer
N.J. Lawler
Bill Roof
Dick Fialho Sr
Don Reichelderfer
John Darragh
Bob Davies
Harry Moore
P. MelBride
Bob Nelson
Western Amateur Final Set Amid Delays and Rain
In Benton Harbor Michigan Bob Smith and George Boutell reached the final of the 63rd Western Amateur after a weather hit delay. Boutell beat Bill Newton 5 and 4 and Smith edged Bunky Henry 3 and 2 as storms and wind shortened the day.
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Mich
Bob Smith
George Boutell
Point O'Woods
Boutell
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona State
Michigan
Bill Newton
Smith
Sacramento
Calif
Bunky Henry
Georgia Tech
Foyt Help Aids Rutherford to Championship 250 Victory
A.J. Foyt provided crucial guidance before his rear suspension failed late in the Championship 250 at Atlanta. Johnny Rutherford, aided by Foyt’s advice, won the $17,450 first prize as Mario Andretti finished second and Billy Foster took third. Foyt had dominated early, lapping all but three rivals before spinning into a wall on lap 108.
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Johnny Rutherford
A.J. Foyt
Foyt
Houston
Tex
Rutherford
Fort Worth
Billy Foster
Victoria
B.C
A.J
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
Foster
Jim Hurtubise
North Tonawanda
N.Y
Novi
It Took 20 Years But He Made It
Dr. William B. Redmon of Midland Michigan scored his first hole in one after 20 years of golf with a 205 yard tee shot into the cup on the Greenbrier seventh hole. He played a threesome with Mrs. Redmon and Ray Kaye of Harrison New York.
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W. Va
William B. Redmon
Midland
Mich
Greenbrier
Redmon
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