Allied TV dominates Midletown softball with second title
Allied TV of Hamilton captured the Messenger Tourney at Goldman Park for its second straight win after beating Park N Save of Germantown in the final 14-11. Park N Save had defeated Allied 15-10 in the opener, while Linden A.C. of Midletown finished third in the loser's bracket.
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Packers Impress Brown and Bengal Rookie in Exhibition
Green Bay beats Cincinnati 24 to 12 in an NFL exhibition at Lambeau Field as Casanova scores the Bengals lone touchdown on a 52 yard punt return. Packers coach Dan Devine improves after last season’s preseason flop with a strong ground game and a 56,263 crowd watches.
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Stram Says Chiefs Best Club He Has Had
Kansas City coach Hank Stram claims the 1960 Chiefs are the best he has had after a 27 19 preseason win over the Chicago Bears. Len Dawson rallied KC from a 10-0 deficit with a four yard TD pass to Wendell Hayes. Joe Namath and the Jets beat San Francisco 17 10. Other results include Dallas over Houston 26 24 and Green Bay over Cincinnati 24 14. New Orleans visits Philadelphia tonight.
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Ottawa Knights of Columbus capture second state softball title
The Ottawa Knight of Columbus softball team won its second straight K of C state championship with an 11 to 4 extra inning victory over Cleveland Brookside at Armco Park. Ottawa broke a 4 4 tie with seven runs in the top of the eighth. Brookside then added a late homer by Bob Finnowski. Middletown lost to Brookside in the loser's bracket final 5 to 4 after loading bases in the sixth and threatening in the seventh and eighth.
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AAU To Hold Indoor Swim Championship in Cincinnati
The Amateur Athletic Union will stage its national indoor short course swimming championship for men and women in Cincinnati in 1973. Ken Treadway says Keating Natatorium at St. Xavier High School will host the event after a positive 1970 experience.
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Steelers Edge Warriors in Grassroot League Exhibition
The Butler County Steelers beat Muncie Indiana Warriors 28 to 12 in a Saturday night exhibition. QB Jim Hardin threw 40 and 65 yard touchdowns to Taste Lee and McCoy Wright, while Charlie Rogers found the end zone after two early safeties. The season opener versus the Indianapolis Cardinals is set for Saturday at 7 p.m. at Hamilton Garfield High field.
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Sprint Car Turbine Promises Revamped USAC Spring Turkeys
Danville builder Howard Milli can finishes a rear engine turbine sprint car once built for Jack Adams of Memphis. The 800 pound weight advantage and turbine power aim to boost performance on smaller sprint tracks after struggles against piston engines at Indy Mo tor Speedway.
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Perry wins Calvin Verity Club Handicap Championship at Brown's Run
Virgil Perry II shoots 13 under par 131 to win the Calvin Verity Club Handicap Championship at Brown's Run. Championship flight winners include Jim Downing 137 Sam Nelson 132 Allen Johnson 141. First flight Doug Kanitz 138 Owen Combs Ted Martin 143. Second flight Clark Deem 198 Art Thompson Butch Walden 143.
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McGuire Leads Forest Hills Club Championship
Pat McGuire holds a one stroke lead at 142 after yesterday's round, with Charles Rice tied for first. Two round leaders include Dean Vilori 146 in A Flight, Cliff Heil and Fred Pummil 156, and George Pummil Ron Secor Bob Beckett 163 in B Flight.
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Latonia Race Entries Feature Multiple Pace and Trot Races
A Latonia Raceway listing displays nine race cards with multiple entries for each event. Notable entrants include Trot-Darn Far, Special Touch, Ada's Darling in the first race and Pace-Direct Ensign, Dagwood, J.M. Nick in the second, followed by a sequence of pace and trot fields through the ninth and an additional miscellaneous race.
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Reds Attendance Surges at Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati drew 414,675 fans for an average of 31,898 per game, rising from Crosley Field capacity of 29,603 as the Reds moved to Riverfront Stadium two years ago.
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Hylton Wins Talladega Cup After Long Wait
James Hylton, 37, driving a self built Mercury, wins the Talladega 500 ahead of Ramo Stott in a dramatic finish before 68,000 fans. He earns a $24,865 first prize and proves he can build and drive a winning stock car. In Can Am, George Follmer edges McLarens to win at Mid-Ohio on a turbo Porsche. Jackie Oliver places second, Milt Minter third.
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