Young golfers lead city tournament at Weatherwax
The Men’s City Tournament at Weatherwax features a young field with Taulbee and Ruscher tied for first at 149 after two rounds. Teens Bill Mitchell and Gary Melampy sit one stroke behind, as Highlands Meadows and Woodside courses shape weekend drama for roughly 130 players.
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Tom McRoberts
Weatherwax
Steve Taulbee
Middletown High
Bill Mitchell
Gary Melampy
Highlands and Meadows
Highlands and Woodside
Taulbee
Ruscher
Ralph
Gretchen Shull Takes Five-Stroke Lead in City Golf
Gretchen Shull shot an 85 in the second round to move into a five stroke lead over Marty Dickerson and Betty Melampy in the Women's City Golf Tournament. She rushed to Weatherwax Pro Shop to tell her husband, who guessed an 88 and was surprised by her two day total of 177.
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Tim Willis
Gretchen Shull
Weatherwax
Armco
Marty
Betty Pagne
Amiee Snyder
Gretchen
Francis Marzoli
Brown
Meadows
Woodside
Betty Melampy
Sue Benning
Mary Alice Mack
Barb Morris
Jean Kunz
Weiskopf bid delayed by weather at Westchester Classic
Heavy rains forced a delay to the Westchester Golf Classic in Harrison New York delaying the opening round and reshuffling play. Organizers considered extending or canceling the event with 36 holes required Sunday and possible Monday extension amid PGA preparation.
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Bob Green Harrison
N.Y
Tom Weiskopf
Byron Nelson
Weiskopf
Westchester Country Club
New York
Tricky Hahn to perform trick shot show at Weatherwax
Paul Hahn Jr. son of Paul Hahn Sr. will perform a one hour golf exhibition at Weatherwax Saturday at 4 p.m. He is billed as a world touring trick shot artist with long drives and entertaining patter. The Sertoma Club sponsors the event with $1 tickets from members or local pro shops.
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New
Weatherwax
Paul Hahn Jr
Paul Hahn Sr
Hahn
Sertoma Club
Latonia Night Entries Show Diverse Race Lineups
The Latonia track lists nine races with pacing and trotting fields led by horses such as Time, Rusty's Express, Gay Belcanto, Annie Me, Shaker Top, Hallie's Folly, Sugarbrook Bobbie, Comet's Mite, Lady Darth mouth, and Green's Pronto. Each race features a mix of favorites, contenders, and long shots for a crowded program.
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Mary Ann
Cora’s
Taco Tip
Combat Girl
Sparkle’s Rapture
Mendy Way
Special Leo
Schuey Bingen
Peggy Mary
Rusty's Express
Lang’s Lass
Byrd Car Lith
Quick Nick
Nelva’s Girl
Prince Land
Jay Jett Counsel
le Grande Red
Fair Knight
Gay Belcanto
She‘s A Spinner
Gypsy Favorite
Peter Horn
Rastus
Stretch Drive
Moon Bay
Nobie Dart
Annie Me
Misty Knight
Eva the Great
Just Leigh
Apollo Macot
Jill's Prospect
Go Spangler
Siope’s Fiordt
Shaker Top
Ohio
Whitney Q
Dandy Demon
Blaze Car Lith
Lill Demon
Sugar Cookie
Pace
Sugarbrook Bobbie
Normco Buddy
Georgana Double
True Dad
Karadon
Penny Greer
Bell
Chance
Comet
Echo
Dr. Mankind
Miss Mike
Major Gray
Lady Darthmouth
Dotty’s
Tiger Blaze
Chief Dean
Water Loo
Green
Pronto
Prince Deems
Battie Boy
King Dean’s Choice
Litt Breeze
Penny Sue Mite
Potomac Man
Sota Snip
Umpires Stage Third Annual Class A Tourney Field Opens
A 20 team field including Allied TV of Hamilton starts play in the Third Annual Southwestern Umpires Class A Tournament at Goldman Park. First round features Allied TV against Nationwise Springfield and Barons against Kar Gard Springfield with rounds through 4 p.m. Sunday.
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Allied TV
Hamilton
A&t
Southwestern Umpires
Goldman Park
Dayton
Springfield
Wilmington
Hillsboro
Barons
Lindsay Shell
Middletown
Nationwise
Kar Gard
Haney Records Wildwood Ace In Member-Guest Return
Wildwood ace Tom Haney repeated last year’s feat during this year’s member-guest event. Playing with Roy Barton, Joe Reinish, and Jim Bertsch, Haney struck on the 137-yard second hole using an eight iron for his first ace. City-wide total reaches 16, second this year at Wildwood.
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Wildwood
Wedneday
Tom Haney
Haney
Roy Barton
Joe Reinish
Jim Bertsch
Lebanon Elks Triumph Over Niles Connell in Mack Tourney
The Lebanon Elks American Legion baseball team defeated Niles Connell 5 to 3 in the Connie Mack Baseball Tournament at Youngstown, highlighted by solid pitching and timely hitting.
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Youngstown
Lebanon
Carpenter wins Cham pionship Flight on Ladies Day at Brown's Run
Sara Carpenter posts a low gross 91 to capture the Championship Flight title in 18 hole play at Brown's Run. William Diehl earns low net 81 in the same flight. First and Second Flight results list multiple ties and scores across both 18 and nine hole events with named participants.
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Sara Carpenter
William Diehl
Richard Getter
Morris Johnston
Walter Evans
Low
John Bauer Jr
Robert Richardson
John Shank
Low Gross
Mike Graney
Robert Rogers
Stuart Hatch
Edward Barker
W.R. Steele
Marion Swisher
Lawson's 95 Tops at FH Forest Hills Golf Results
A 95 carded by Mrs. Paul Lawson led Flight A low gross at Forest Hills. In Flight B low gross was Mrs. Loran Pratt 97, Flight C low gross Mrs. William Meehan 112, and low net Mrs. Charles Boyle 72. Nine Hole results show Flight B low gross Mrs. Richard Brannaman 46 and Flight C low gross Mrs. Gene Pippen 50 with low net Mrs. Russ Nicols 32.
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Paul Lawson
Forest Hills
Low Gross
Loran Pratt
William Meehan
Charles Boyle
Richard Brannaman
Gene Pippen
Russ Nicols
Softball scoreboard shows varied game results
MIRC Manchester Machine 16 Black Clawson 3 NCR Monroe 10 Hoerner Waldorf 2 Diamond International 18 Interstate 0 Miami Carey 10 Magnode 9 ARMCO MAKE UPS Hamilton Blast 12 Hamilton Shops 1 Transport 118 Purchasing 3 Acct EW 8 Purchasing Acct EW 18 Transport 112 Riggers 7 Weld Shop 0 Riggers 9 E Proc Mtc Inst Repair 21 AID 20 Purchasing 13 Spirial Pipe 12 Transport 2 12 Inst Repair 9 Spirial Pipe 7 Research No 16
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Manchester Machine
Black Clawson
Ncr-Monroe
Hoerner Waldorf
Diamond International
Interstate
Miami-Carey
Magnode
ARMCO
Hamilton Blast
Hamilton Shops
Transport
Transport No
Kil-Kare hosts mid season championships for late models and hobby stocks
The Kil-Kare Speedway in Xenia hosts a late models and hobby stocks program with time trials at 7 p.m. and racing at 8 30 p.m. The late model feature pays $700 to the winner and the hobby stock feature pays $150 to the champion.
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Xenia
Kil- Kare
Xavier names Wheatley offensive line coach
Xavier University announces the signing of Tom Wheatley as offensive line coach, coming from Eastern Michigan where he held the same role last year. The Browns release Randy Mattingley, tightening their quarterback depth to three. Denver Broncos acquire cornerback Ray Jones from San Diego for cash.
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Xavier University
Tom Wheatley
Eastern Michigan
Cleveland Browns
Randy Mattingley
Denver Broncos
Ray Jones
San Diego
Houston Astrodome
Billy Jean King
Bobby Riggs
Jimmy Connors
Pancho Gonzalez
Follmer Ousted in 5-0 Dayton Knothole Shutout
Jim Siebold of Dayton View pitched a three hitter to beat Midletown Follmer Construction 5 to 0 in the Dayton Class A Knothole Tournament. Follmer started six 14 year olds in the 16 and under event. only Tony Cox Kevin Murphy and Randy Brinegar had hits. The loss eliminated Follmer from the tournament.
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Dayton
Jim Siebold
Dayton View
Middletown
Follmer Construction
Follmer
Tony Cox
Kevin Murphy
Randy Brinegar
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