Johnsons pool interests set for city meet
The Johnson family from 1609 Brentwood St led by Lynette the 11 year old defending city diving champion prepare for the Wildwood pool city swimming and diving championships. Ben Johnson 8 leads in his age group with dozens of pool records while Angela 3 and Lynette train hours weekly.
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Tom McRoberts
Angela Johnson
Ben
Lynette
Johnson
Howard Johnson
Brentwood St
Angela
Dayton Dolphins
Dayton
Cincinnati
Florida
Howard
Wildwood
Dolphins
Under Rated Yank Tankers Pace Pan Am Gold Rush
United States swimmers dominated Pan American events with a world record by the 800 freestyle relay quartet led by Frank Heckl. The team won three more golds as they push toward a near-sweep, while USA women also claimed two of three titles amid Canadian competition.
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Cali
Colombia
United States
Uncle Sam
Frank Heckl
Heckl
Southern California
USA
Tokyo
Indiana
San Francisco
Duane Bobick
Navy Quartermaster
Bowlus
Mifan
Mexico
Manuel Joaquin
Cincinnati
Ray Russell
Brazil
Waldemir Paulino de Oliveira
Jerry Heidenreich
Dallas
McConica
Steve Genter
Lakewood
Calif
Heck
Canada
Maple Leaf Cutjes
Dodgers survive St Louis rally 6 5 in Monday night win
Jim Brewer pitched 2 1/3 scoreless innings to halt a late St Louis rally and seal a 6 5 Dodgers win. Bob Montgomery drove in six for the Red Sox with a double and his first major league grand slam as Boston outslugged Detroit 12 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Brewer
Dodgers
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Bob Montgomery
Red Sox
Boston
Detroit Tigers
Tennis Juniors Edge Through First Round Matches
JC Net Results covers a large slate of first round results across girls and boys divisions. Notable outcomes include Mariani Oster of Columbus defeating Kathy Irwin of Lima 6-2 6-4 and Jill Francis of Middletown beating Sue Miller of Canton 6-0 6-2 among girls. Boys 18 saw Chip Spiller of Canton topple Dave Wightman of Akron 6-2 6-4 and Thor Moody of Akron defeat Gerry Williams of Middletown 6-4 7-5. Additional results extend across age groups with multiple players from Columbus Toledo Akron and Springfield advancing or defaulting in tight matches.
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Mariani Oster
Columbus
Kathy Irwin
Lima
Jill Francis
Middletown
Sue Miller
Canton
Becky Bambeck
Mary Jo Schumacher
Wanda Rinard
Marietta
Anne Barnes
Beth Brondes
Toledo
Amy Douglas
BOYS
Chip Spiller
Dave Wightman
Akron
Keith Baily
Mark Williams
Dan Santangelo
Bill Wardrey
Thor Moody
Gerry Williams
Carl Knoph
Bob Smith
Zanesville
Pete Woods
Bill Shaw
Sylvania
Doug Campbell
Springfield
Kim Lower
Tony ‘Chiricosta
Atherton
Dan Sams
Worthington
Scott Neuman
Manstfield
Keith Head
Jim Lowery
Steve Lazar
Phil Powell
Mike Carruthers
Trafford Dick
McClellan
Jim Pinchoff
Bradshaw
Steve Barr
Kevin Shaw
Scott Hadley
Scott Assured Of Defense Job In Browns Debut
Clarence Scott appears to have won the left cornerback job with the Cleveland Browns after a strong showing in the exhibition against the San Francisco 49ers. He tipped a pass that was intercepted and made several solid tackles showcasing speed and reflexes.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Clarence Scott
Cleveland Browns
San Francisco 49Ers
Washington
Scott
Browns
Tarkenton Leaves Giants Over Contract Dispute
Fran Tarkenton quit the New York Giants after failing to reach a contract agreement with owner Wellington Mara. Tarkenton, 31, cited a six figure loan demand for his ventures as the sticking point and said he has not retired. The team already lost Joe Namath to injury and faced Houston in the exhibition opener that night. Other veterans also left camps as Francis Peay walked out of Green Bay camp after an argument with assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Sachare
Associated Press
New York Giants
Fran Tarkenton
Atlanta
Wellington T. Mara
Tarkenton
Giants
New York Jets
Joe Namath
Namath
New York
Lenox Hill
Mara
Houston
Alex Webster
Houston Oilers
Astrodome
Philadelphia Eagles
Oakland Raiders
Green Bay
Dan Devine
Francis Peay
Packer
Latonia Race Course Daily Racing Cards and Entries
A dense listing from Latonia Race Course covers results across ten races with pari mutuel payouts for Pace and Trot events, plus daily double and perfecta figures. It includes winners such as Storm Princess, April Art, Speedy Baron, and Krafty Bill, with time stamps and a long roll of entrants in each race.
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Minit King
Storm Princess
Ronda Mac
April Art
Nothing Wheeling
Sunnie Scarlet
Speedy Baron
Kemo ‘Sabey
Nelva’s
Girl
Squire Jim
Reenie
Vanity
Chris Sell
Pace
Krafty Bill
Whisby
Ernest
Sir Jamie
Perfecta
Dutchess
Fancy Dell
Valiant Virtue
Shinway Bubbles
Slope’s Florit
Montanta Byrd
Busy Lang
Dandy Express
Gale Diller
Glad de O
Honest John
Startle Me
Don Robin
Direct Ensign
C & D Sohio blank Trenton in knothole tourney
Dave Pugh threw a two hit shutout for C and D Sohio as they beat the Trenton All-Stars 7 to 0 in the Trenton Knothole Invitational. Vince Chandler doubled twice and singled in four at bats as C and D advanced to the semifinals Thursday at 6 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Dave Pugh
Sohio
Trenton All-Stars
Pugh
Vince Chandler
Wellston High to Share Head Football Coach Post
Wellston High School in Wellston Ohio will not have a single head coach this fall. Tom Baker and Mark Mullens, who were assistants under John Conger, will share the head coaching duties after both declined to take on the job alone following Conger’s resignation.
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Wellston
Ohio
Wellston High School
Tom Baker
Mark Mullens
John Conger
Conger
Armco Triangles Rally For Narrow Federal League Victory
Fred Nori and Roy Buechner delivered back to back doubles and Tom Barker added a single as the Armco Triangles beat the Baron's 12 11 at Goldman. The Triangles improved to 6 1 this year while Baron's stand 4 3 in league play.
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Fred Nori
Roy Buechner
Tom Barker
Armco Triangles
Baron's
Goldman
Armco
Triangles
Baron’s
K of C
Charlie
Whitt’s Auto
Florentine Hotel
Jerry Harkrader
Justin Holweger
Bob Brumfield
Armco Slo-Pitch Tourna ment sees six more teams exit
Six teams bowed out after second round defeats at Armco Park including Riggers champions of the Blue Division and Hamilton Blast. Pipe Shop No 1 beat East Process Anneal 14-3 while Pipe Shop No 2 beat Purchasing 11-5. Spiral Pipe and Power posted wins as Riggers and Machine Shop fell. In girls softball Red Devils beat Road Runners 9-7 and SOS defeated Backstop Babes 23-10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Park
Riggers
Hamilton Blast
Iron
Pipe Shop
Instrument Repair
Power
Machine Shop
Abell
Brewer
L. Hamilton
J. Hamilton
Little
Dennis
Repair
Pipe Shop No. 2
Purchasing
Spiral Pipe
Wirtley
D. Flick
Tom Spade
Martin
Red Devils
SOS
Babes
Post 231 Team Plans Tryouts for Next Season
Bruce Domineck of American Legion Post 231 organizes for 1972 season with tryouts on Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings at 4 30 at Smith Park Legion diamond. Eligible players must be under 19 before August 1 1972 and bring gloves and shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Domineck
American Legion Post
Smith Park Legion
Knights Seek Openings in Fourth Annual Softball Tourney
Knights Social Club invites teams to join the ASA double elimination event at Goldman Park on August 14 and 15. Gene Snow serves as tournament chairman, with openings still available for any team wishing to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights
Knight’s Social Club
Goldman Park
ASA
Gene Snow
Tourney Draw Set Wednesday for St Stephens Softball Tourney
Drawings for the St Stephen's softball tournament will be held Wednesday at Nighting's Holiday Inn in Hamilton starting at 7 p.m. Teams wanting entry should contact tournament director Jim Callick in Trenton.
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St. Stephen's
Nighting’s
Holiday Inn
Hamilton
Jim Callick
Trenton
Knothole League Results By Class And Matchups
In CLASS B AMERICAN Cohen Bros. beat Johnny's Body Shop 7 0. Blake Steel posted 7 while Elks 2570 beat Blevins Sheet Metal 6. Truesdell 4 defeated Akers Packaging 5 and Klontz Sohio 2. CLASS B NATIONAL WPFB 8 Heber Jones 2 defeated Raymond Bag 2 as Stan's TV Armco Credit Union 11 topped Hauselman Wise 2 Middletown Hawks 5 over Fraley Excavating. CLASS C NATIONAL Kiwanis Club 2 defeated Armco Assoc. CLASS D AMERICAN S. A. Construction 6 beat David L. Smith 5. CLASS E Diamond National 13 defeated American Legion 2.
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Cohen Bros
Johnny's Body Shop
Blake Steel
Elks
Blevins
Truesdell
Akers Packaging
Klontz Sohio
WPFB
Heber Jones
Raymond Bag
Stan
Armco Credit Union
Hauselman
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Johnsons
A.A.U
Lynn Colella
Seattle
Rick
University of Washington
Ana Simmons
Long Beach
Donn Marie Gurr
Cuba
CIA
Central Tire Service
Charles
Jan Watral
Lisa Douglas
Wendy Burkhart
Sherry Wilcox
Laurie Walte
Cindy Clements
Marian Sherman
Janice Huffman
Mark Young
Jim Flower
Fremont
Henry Strong
Rick Charles
John Zell
Hap Holiday
Gary Alexander
Phil Brondet
Doug Bell
Chris Wehr
Steve Rosenthal
Steve Jones
Mansfield
Tom Jackson
Ashland
Bill Zollinger
Andy Thompson
John Phipps
Rick Chiricosta
Springfield i
Gene Fields
Tad Atherton
Todd Denholm
Mark Schmitt
Bandart
Jon ‘Gurian
Greg McCrerry
Young
Strong
Alexander
Zell
Bell
Rosenthal
Thompson
Jackson
Chiricosta
Tom Durfee
Schmitt
Bob Gage
Andy James
Miles Atherton
Jim Fowler
Mike McClellan
Dave Brown
Doug Bradshaw
Rick Grafmeyer
Dave Wenzel
Tom Rascoe
Willard Overstreet
Evan Williams
Mark Mees
Peter Baltzer
Mark Pinchott
Scott Wallace
49Ers
Gene Washington
Erich Barnes
Latonia Race Course
Tim Buck
Blind Crusader
T J Raider
Edgewood Valley
Karen C
Devereaux Dude
Admiral John
Golden Gal
Ozark Worthy
J R Counsel
Gypsy Lady
Chief Grattan
Ivy Star
Edgewood Sam
First Joint
Gold Carpet
Dazzle Joy
Boring Direct
Mr. Counsel
Oaklawn Hideaway
Sassy Hassy
Ozark Margie
Janaway Jan
Shanty Boat
Wellston High
Butch Rossi
Charlie’s. Brumfield
Whitt
Florentine
Stiver
Armco Victims
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E. P. Anneal
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American Legion
Williamson
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