Hoad Needed If Aussies Are To Win Back Net Cup
Australia faces a Davis Cup hurdle as Lew Hoad is urged back to the lineup for the upcoming ties against Italy and the United States. Rex Hartwig struggles with temper and consistency, dropping key singles to Kamo and Miyagi while Rosewall fights rain delays.
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Glen Cove
N.Y
Lew Hoad
Rex Hartwig
Japan
Nassau Country Club
Hoad
Harry Hopman
Hartwig
Ken Rosewall
Kosei Kamo
Mitted
Atsushi Miyagi
Rosewall
Kamo
Australia
Vic Seixas
U.S
Miyagi
Tony Trabert
Sportsmen's Club Sweeps Trapshooting Loop Crown
Middletown Sportsmen's Club clinched the Southern Ohio Trapshooting League title with 34 points after a second place finish at home. Crystal Lake finished second overall, Troy third, Columbus fourth, and Indian Lake last. 35 squads participated and 20,000 targets were fired. Roy Davidson and others posted notable scores, and Shroyer won the handicap event while also taking high overall honors. The league trophy will be awarded when the post season shoot is hosted by Middletown on Sept. 18.
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Middletown Sportsmen’s
Crystal Lake
Troy
Columbus
Indians Lakes
Middletown
Indian Lake
Roy Davidson
Owen Stauffer
Dayton
Levi Schick
Bellefontaine
Fred McCarnan
Cincinnati
Dick Shroyer
Noel Warner
Bailey Gary
Pataskala
George Wills
Greenville
Sportsmen's Club
Bentley Jinx Continues For Post 218 Squad
The American Legion Post 218 junior baseball team lost a doubleheader to Bentley Post of Cincinnati 3-2 and 2-1 at the Smith Farm diamond. Bentley earned two late runs in the first game and tied it on a Panero homer, with a game-winning single by Kuehn after an error. In the nightcap Bentley scored both runs in the seventh, while Post 218’s lone run came in the fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post
Bentley Post
Cincinnati
Cincinnatians
Smith Farm
Jerry Leak
Panero
Bentley
Leak
Kuehn
Post 218
Ronnie Egelston
Bob Reed
Bobby Helsinger
Kenny Lindsey
Reed
Clifford Dye
Van Horn Reaches Wildwood Finals In Semi Final Win
Van Horn moved into the Wildwood Golf Club spring tournament final with a 4 and 2 semifinal victory over Estel White. He will meet the winner of the Fred Ruscher versus W T Bales match for the championship. Van Horn posted an 18 hole score of 36 35 71 to take low gross honors for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur van Horn
Wildwood Golf Club
Estel White
van Horn
Fred Ruscher
W. T. Bales
Wildwood
John Blust, Jr
W. R. Steele
Jim Morehead
Dan Hayes
Dick Lyons
Morris Smith
Jim Healy
Jack Murray
Steele
Blust
Whistler Is Low In Wildwood Play
Dale Whisler led Wildwood Golf Course action with a 73 on 38 35. Ruey Shetter Jr and E B Siler tied for second at 76. Paul Berry and Dick Lyons each carded 76 and 77 respectively, with several others close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Whisler
Wildwood
Ruey Shetter, Jr
E B. Siler
Paul Berry
Dick Lyons
Dan Hayes
Bert Feinthal
Cliff Sweeney
Otis Grant
Bob Augspurger
Russ Mack
Hayes
Bill Bergman
Harold Barry
Siler
Recreation League To Meet Tuesday
The women’s Recreation League will hold its first organizational meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Broad St. Bowl. Mar, it was announced this morning.
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Women's Recreation League
Broad St. Bowl
Packers Waive Five Players in Training Session
In Stevens Point Wisconsin the Green Bay Packers announced five players placed on waivers during a training session. Included is John Verdon end from Akron Ohio University.
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Packers
Stevens Point
Wis
Green Bay Packers
John Verdon
Akron
Ohio University
Bay Colt Camarero Sets Turf Record With 55th Straight
Bay colt Camarero, 14 hands, 750 pounds, won his 55th straight race in San Juan Puerto Rico to break the 54 win mark held by Kincsem. Owned by Juan Coll Vidal the horse has dominated distances from 2 furlongs to 1 1/8 miles and earned over $30 000 in purses.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Camarero
Kincsem
Juan Coll Vidal
Salsito
Cadilli and Williams Earn Wins In California Card
In Hollywood California Gil Cadilli stopped Rudy Garcia at 128 pounds. San Francisco fighter stopped by Cadilli. In Los Angeles Sherman Williams halted Jimmy Voss at 161 pounds. Louisville and Syracuse bouts noted.
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Hollywood
Calif
Gil Cadilli
San Francisco
Rudy Garcia
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Sherm Williams
Louisville
Jimmy Voss
Syracuse
N.Y
10 All Stars To Enroll With Buckeyes In Fall
Ten North-South All Star players will enroll at Ohio State and other Buckeye schools in fall 1955. Selections split among Ohio State rivals and 11 out-of-state schools with Notre Dame receiving four players. Indiana Michigan Northwestern Purdue and others also attract recruits as 13 players remain undecided ahead of the North-South game climax.
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Buckeyes
Ohio State
Buckeye
Notre Dame
Ohio
Dick Seber
Cincinnati
Don Lawrence
Cleveland
Cathedral Latin
Ron Toth
Dick Telenko
Associated Press
Indiana
Michigan
Big Ten
Northwestern
Purdue
Hoosiers
Lancaster
Carl Friesmer
Tom Kendrick
Gary Prabst
Berea
John Herrnstein
Chillicothe
Tom Barnett
Alliance
Mansfield
Wilmer Fowler
Bucks
Don Clark
Akron
Ellison Kelly
Sandusky
Jerry Mur
Phy
Dover
Dan James
George Kimball
Elyria
Roger Hammons
Hamilton
Ernie Spy«chalski
Teledo DeVilbiss
Bob Exline
Jackson
Phil Robinson
Columbus East
Dick Schaffrath
Wooster
Citadel
Tennessee
Cornell
South Carolina
Pittsburgh
Georgia
Miami
Bowling Green
Toledo
College
Three Rookies May Make Grade With Pro Browns
HIRAM Ohio Three Browns rookies favored to win spots on the Cleveland Browns defense end John Hall halfback John Petitbon and quarterback Bobby Freeman. After three weeks 14 rookies have been cut from a 43 man squad with 26 holdovers from last season and 17 others competing for seven jobs. Freeman faces a federal suit from Winnipeg over a contract claim affecting his playing status.
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Hiram
Oho
Cleveland Browns
John Hall
John Petitbon
Bobby Freeman
Hall
Iowa
Petitbon
Notre Dame
Freeman
Canadian Football League
Winnipeg
Browns
San Francisco Beats Washington in Final Scoring Burst
A football game sees the 49ers win 7 to 6 over the Washington team in a tight first half. The Los Angeles 35 Pittsburgh 24 game details are unclear from the fragment.
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San Francisco
Washington
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
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Capital Finance Corp
Ty la
Charles L. Hodson
Mer
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White
Whistler
Miami Cement Products, Inc
Seven Mile
Ray Eliot
University of Illinois
Barney Lamm
Eliot
Illini
Ball Lake Lodge
Kenora
Ont
Bay Colt Cops
Rea
Fritz Howell
John Dobrozsi Jr
Fast End
Ross Motors, Inc
Tytus Avenue
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