Linden Night Club Team Wins Cope Memorial Pennant
Linden Night Club of Columbus swept to a 9-4 victory over Harley Davidson of Columbus in the Dick Cope Memorial Fast Pitch Tournament final at Gardner diamond. Keith Price earned MVP honors after shutting the door late as Linden collected 500 fans for the championship.
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Linden Night Club
Cope Memorial
Columbus
Harley Davidson of
Gardner Diamond
Optimist Club
Linden
Harley Davidson
Hamilton
Keith Price
Square D
Lexington
Wilsman's Beavercreek Champion Triumphs in Round Robin
Wilsman's Trucking upset Gatliff Auto of Newport Ky to clinch the Beavercreek Round Robin title. The winning squad posted three straight wins after opening with a five run burst then adding three in the fourth and one in the fifth. Carel Cosby earned the three wins as Wilsman's also beat host Beavercreek 9 6 and Hudepoh of Springfield 6 4.
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Beavercreek
Wilsman
Beavercreek Boosters Club
Wileman’s
Gatliff Aute
Newport
Wilsman’s
Gatliff
Carel Cosby
Wilsman's
Beavercreek Club
Hudepoh
Springfield
Burdette Perspiration Ball Stirs Mets Suspicion
New York AP reports Cubs pitcher Burdette defeated the Mets while some players accused him of a spitball. Mets manager Casey Stengel defends Burdette noting he has a peculiar way of perspiring on the ball.
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Burdette
NEW York
Jew Burdette
Chicago Cubs
Mets
Casey Stengel
Faulkner Chosen to Lead U.S. Davis Cup Squad
Edwin Faulkner, Swarthmore College tennis coach, selected to head the U.S. Davis Cup team. He previously coached the 1924 25 26 squads that included Bill Tilden Bill Johnsonton Vinnie Richards and Dick Williams.
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South Orange
Edwin Faulkner
Swarthmore College
U.S
Faulkner
Bill Tilden
Bill Johnsonton
Vinnie Richards
Dick Williams
Nagle Beats Palmer At Canadian Open In Montreal
Australian Ken Nagle wins the 1960 Canadian Open with a 277 total on Pinegrove course to defeat Arnold Palmer who finishes two back at 279. Palmer earns second place money as Bill Collins and Ray Floyd trail. Sikes finishes fourth.
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Montreal
Arnold Palmer
Ken Nagle
Arnie
Nagle
Palmer
Pinegrove
Bill Collins
Grossinger
N.Y
Ray Floyd
St. Andrews
Ill
Floyd
Dan Sikes Jr
Ponte Vedra
Fla
Hoosiers Capture Tri-State Golf Titles
Indiana swept the event at Coldstream Country Club with a 726 team total. Bill Newcomb of Logansport and Jerry Jackson of Kokomo shot 66 to win both the best ball and overall titles, posting a 142 for 36 holes. John David and Ed Tutwiler of Indianapolis won the alternate stroke championship.
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Cincinnati
Indiana
Bill Newcomb
Logansport
Jerry Jackson
Kokomo
John David
Ed Tutwiler
Indianapolis
Newcomb
Jackson
Maurice McCarthy
Allen Joslin
Ohio
Kentucky
Louisville
Coldstream Country Club
Bob Davis
Marion Scheibley
Ed Heinman
Harry Lockwood
Alan Whaling
Bill Anderson
Public Hearing Slated On Fish And Game Rules
The Division of Wildlife will hold a public hearing August 20 on proposed fish and game regulations approved by the Wildlife Council after a June 25 hearing. Regulations take effect September 1, with the hearing allowing affected individuals to raise objections. A Perry County farmer, R. E. Beard of Somerset, is the first recipient of the wildlife conservation award. The Ohio Geological Survey reports 1 155 new wells drilled in Ohio last year with 65 percent productive. Fishermen in the Findlay area will have fall stocking of bluegills, brown bullheads and largemouth bass at Ottoville divisions to replace removed species. Muskellunge fingerlings stocked at Rocky Fork Lake have produced big muskies. Columbus angler Phil Mc Ginnis posted 41 largemouth bass in three days at O’Shaunghnessy Reservoir.
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Columbus, Ohio
Division of Wildlife
The
Wildlife Council
Dale E. Whitesell
Perry County
Ohio Division of Wildlife
R. E. Beard
Somerset
Ohio Division of Geological Survey
Ohio
Ottoville
Putnam County
John Walker
Division of
Wildlife District
Xenia
Rocky Fork State Park
Highland County
Wright Bent On Breaking Her Own Mark
Mick ey Wright announced a vacation from the women's pro golf tour as she aims to surpass her LPGA record of 13 tournament victories set last year. She won the Milwaukee Open with a 72-hole total of 289, her 8th win of 15 events, earning $2,000 to boost her season total to $18,912. Ruth Jessen finished second with $1,500.
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Milwaukee
Mickey Wright
Dallas
Miss Wright
Ruth Jessen
Miss Jessen
Bowling Coach Is Ineligible For Caracas Tournament
George Chicovsky of Pontiac Michigan will coach the United States men and women teams in the Federation Internationale des Quilleurs American Zone tenpin tournament in Caracas Venezuela this November. His professional status makes him ineligible to compete.
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Milwaukee
George Chicovsky
Pontiac
Mich
Wil
United States
Caracas
Venezuela
Chicovsky
Oakland
Calif
Harvard-Laconia Wins Eight-Oared National Championship
In New York, the Harvard-Laconia crew captured the eight-oared event by five lengths at the National Rowing Championships, defeating rivals for the title.
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New York
Harvard - Laconia
Aware County Angler Uses Homemade Lure in Shallow Water
A fisher in Aware County used a homemade plug and artificial bait while boating in two to four feet of water. The note highlights inventive tackle and shallow water fishing conditions observed.
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Aware County
Local Links Bill Soule Ace At Arrowhead Course
Mason contractor Bill Soule added a hole in one to his feats, acing the 110 yard No. 14 with a nine iron at Arrowhead Course near Springboro. The 36 hole Brown's Run event saw Bill and Jon Verity atop the 139 team score, with Don and Steve Snyder second at 148. Low nets and other flight results follow across Brown's Run and Forest Hills and Wildwood rounds.
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Bill Soule
Soule
Arrowhead
Springboro
Havlish Sets WIBC All Events Record in Bowling
Jean Havlish of St Paul set a new WIBC all events record with 1980 pins this spring breaking Pat McBride’s 1927 mark from 1959. Runner up was Jean Kara manos of Morristown with 1877. Havlish also won the singles title with 690 and contributed 624 in team and 666 in doubles including a 268 in middle doubles.
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Minneapolis
Jean Havlish
St. Paul
Jean
Pat McBride
Miss Havlish
Jean Karamanos
Morristown
N. J
Ashe Aims for Wimbledon After Grass Court Win
Arthur Ashe Jr., 21, from Richmond and UCLA student, won the Eastern Grass Court Championships defeating Clark Graebner 4-6 8-6 6-4 6-3 to become the first Black man to win a major grass court event and set sights on Wimbledon. Billie Jean Moffitt also won the women’s singles and teamed for doubles with Karen Hantze Susman to defeat Nancy Richey and Graebner.
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South Orange
N. J
Arthur Ashe Jr
United States
Richmond
UCLA
Clark Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Althea Gibson
Ashe
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Karen Hantze Susman
San Antonio
Miss Richey
Putter Found in Attic Sparks Course Record 62
U S Walker Cup golfer Charlie Smith unearthed an old putter in spring cleaning and used it to shot a course record 62 at Gaston County Club a few days after. The artifact has not seen use since.
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Gastonia
N. C
Charlie Smith
Gaston County Club
Senior Mixed Doubles Opens at Middletown Tennis Club
The first round of play in the Senior Mixed Doubles Tournament was scheduled tonight at the Middletown Tennis Club. Top seed went to Sparky Snyder and Cindy Snyder with Jim Gibbons and Connie Capozzi second, Bill Goldsmith and Carolyn Bliefi third, Melinda Terry and Mike Miller seeded fourth.
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Middletown
Sparky
Cindy Snyder
Jim Gibbons
Connie Capozzi
Bill Goldsmith
Carolyn Bliefi
Melinda Terry
Mike Miller
St John Wins First Pro Title at Detroit Open
San Jose pro Jim St John won the 1964 Detroit Open on the PBA tour, taking $3,000 first prize as he edged Dick Weber of St Louis 9 153 to 9 063 in total pins for the event held in Roseville Michigan.
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Roseville
Mich
Jim St. John
San Jose
Calif
Dick Weber
St. Louis
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Fantasy Farms
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Nagle Nagle
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Del
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Wright
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Shirly McClaine
Jack Lemmon
Tony Curtis
Marilyn Monroe
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Brown’s Run Country Club
Bill
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Don
Steve Snyder
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Brookes Billman Jr
Jim Snyder
Jack Hagan
Jon Moon
Bill McCabe Jr
Paul Pardonner
McCabe
R. Davies
Louis Gaker
Dave Murray
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Bob Foster
Dave Woodward
Wildwood
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Bob McCandless
Mort Taylor
Jack Kinder
Ben Atchley
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Ray Sherman Jr
Tom Halderman
Taylor
Joe Ritter
Harold Barry
Dick Conrad
Bob Brown
Forest Hills Country Club
Don Bunting
Bob Scheibert
Tom Cobaugh
Charles Rice
Frank Troutvine
Mel DeMaris
Dave Popp
Win Arnold
John Owens
Arba Thomas Sr
Wimbledon
Dennis Ralston
Gene Scott
St. John
Joseph E. Tevine
the Carpetbaggers
Paramount Pictures
NEW Modern Theatre
Columbia Pictures
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Emmon
Tammy & Me
Debbie Peynet
Deborah Kerr
Hayley Mills
JOHN _ MILLS
the Hulk
Verry Lewis
Poccet East
Guckernan
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Bel Richmond Newnes
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Wick Adams
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Julia Meade
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