Fetter Leads In Dayton Golf Tie At Miami Valley PGA
Four players tie for medalist honors at Dayton Country Club in a match play event. Fetter Ortman Gimbrone and Chuck Wagner each shot 72 to lead guttered field. Spadafora and Reid’s Collins also qualified. Fetter praised assistant Hal Ward as he prepared for Thursday’s match play.
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Dale Fetter
Brown’s Run Country Club
Jack Ortman
Rudy Gimbrone
Sycamore Creek
Springboro
Dayton Country Club
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Ortman
Gimbrone
Kittyhawk
Chuck Wagner
Orman
Miami Valley
Brown's Run
el Collins
Springfield Forest Hills
Bob Kramer
Reid
Collins
Wildwood
Sam Spadafora
Hal Ward
Ohio University
More Egalities Facing Cassius
The U S Attorney in Houston said it will oppose Cassius Clay’s request to fight in Canada at the Maple Leaf exhibition in Toronto on October 18. Clay compares his appeal to Abbie Hoffman’s in the Chicago seven case, noting Hoffman’s white status as a difference.
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Tex
U. S
Cassius Clay
Canada
Clay
Toronto
Southern District of Texas
Anthony J. Farris
Abbie Hoffman
Cuba
Hoffman
Seventh Circuit
Havana
FBI
U.S
Doerger Named Xavier Freshman Basketball Coach
Cincinnati Xavier announces Jerry Doerger as freshman basketball coach replacing Dave Lynch who resigned in June. Doerger a 1951 Xavier graduate has led Moeller High School since 1965 with a 70-34 record. Last season his squad went 21-3, won the Greater Cincinnati League and District AA title before regionals defeat at Cincinnati Garden.
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Jerry Doerger
Xavier
Jim McCafferty
Doerger
Dave Lynch
Moeller High School
Cincinnati Garden
Only 2 Original Celtics Survive Joe Lapchick Dies
NEW YORK AP The passing of Joe Lapchick leaves Nat Holman and Henry Dutch Dehnert as the only survivors of the Original Celtics, the 1920s team that dominated pro basketball. Lapchick died Monday in Monticello, New York, at age 70 after barnstorming with Holman and Dehnert for over a decade. Several former Celtics players have also died, including Johnny Beckman, Davey Banks, Chris Leonard, Pete Barry, George Haggerty, Eddie Burke and Ernie Reich. Holman and Dehnert are in their 70s and live in New York. Lapchick, nicknamed The Big Indian, was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1967 after coaching St. John’s University to repeated NIT titles.
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NEW York
Joe Lapchick
Nat Holman
Henry
Dehnert
Celtics
Lapchick
Monticello
N.Y
Holman
Celltics
Johnny Beckman
Davey Banks
Chris Leonard
Pete Barry
George Haggerty
Eddie Burke
Ernie Reich
Big Indian
St. John’s University
Redmen
Boxing Bodies Study Pension Plan For Boxers In Montreal
In Montreal the World Boxing Association holds its annual meeting where a pension fund for veterans with at least 25 pro fights after age 55 is proposed. Van Nixon and David Ou present feasibility findings, with Jenily Bruneau backing a pension as vital for boxing’s future. A committee will draft the plan as delegates from at least 10 countries discuss ratings and organizational issues amid North American decline.
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World Boxing Association
WBA
van Nixon
Washington, D.C
Boxing Com
Nixon
David Ou
Cleveland
Ohio Boxing Commission
Jenily Brusneau
New Orleans
Canada
United States
North America
Ott
Bruneau
Rudy Clay Returns to Ring After Five-Year Layoff
MIAMI MIAMI Beach Auditorium promotes a boxing card featuring Rudy Clay, Ras Muhammad Ali’s lookalike brother Rahaman Ali, making a comeback after five years. Rudy, 192 pounds, claims a 3-0 pro start, lives in Chicago with wife Sandra and two daughters, Alecia and Satina. He says he sells appliances for Polk Brothers and aims to emulate Cassius style with a hit and move approach.
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Cassius
Rahaman Ali
Miami Beach
Rudolpo Valentino Clay
Rudy Clay
Ebony
Muhammad Ali
Chicago
Sandra
Alecia
Satina
Rudy
Polk Brothers
Latonia Race Course Daily Racing Card Summary
Latonia Race Course results show race winners with payouts and times across 10 events. Notable finishes include Miss Harriet Stone winning race 1 with time 2 07.4 and Connie Co He posting 2 09.3 in race 10, with extensive entries listed for ensuing races and a perfecta of 198.00.
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Polly's Rose
Royal Baron
Rosedale Valiant
Forest Ranger
June Wayne
Aurora Borealis
Shane Roell
Heaven
Tom Tom
Raymond’s Bov
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Duke Gamaun
Arlie Dell
Rolling Royal
Dark Dillar
Dennis Sky Raider
Quaker Knight
Parker K
Petite’s Pride
Mae Spangler
Doctor C
Here Home
Kingery Express
Charming Lad
Sunny Honey
Myrtie
Vickie
Connie Co He
Ripper Melody
Miss Pitty Pat
Perfecta
Armco Losers Battle Like Champions in Tourney Upset
In the Armco Losers Tournament at Armco Association Park ALD edged Masonry 33 to 27 after A.SD. exploded for 14 runs in the final inning. Tom Johnson had four hits, while Bob Williams and Ray Harvey homered for ALD. Weld Shop beat the Mets 19 to 18 with Dick Buehl hitting two homers. Electric Shop defeated Hot Strip Mant 7 to 0 as Merle Byrd and Roll Shop wins are noted. The losers' tourney continues alongside the winners' event for top half teams in the Armco Wahoo and Saiey Leagues.
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ALD
Armco
Armco Association
A.sd
Tom Johnson
Bob Williams
Ray Harvey
Weld Shop
Mets
Dick Buehl
Bill Blistan
Electric Shop
Roll Shop
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Larry Lovely
Merle Byrd
Victory Research
Sales Service
Open Hearth
Hamilton
Armco Wahoo
Saiey
Readies for PGA U S A Good To Crampton
Bruce Crampton arrives in Tulsa for the PGA National Championship worth 200000 dollars at Southern Hills. The Australian-born veteran, 34, seeks the 40000 first prize after a string of strong showings and a career over five decades on the American tour. Crampton recalls how coming to the United States transformed him from a beginner to a top player, with nine tour titles and over 540000 dollars in earnings. He remains less-known to casual fans despite consistent excellence.
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Australia
Southern Hills Country Club
Orville Moody
Jack Nicklaus
Westchester
Gary Player
Tfad
Dallas
Sydney
United States
Houston
Arnold Palmer
Palmer hosts teens in Wichita Falls golf clinic
Arnold Palmer drew about 450 teenagers to Weeks Park Memorial Golf Course for a PGA tour event clinic after arriving from Tulsa. Palmer emphasized youth outreach and avoiding drugs, while Bobby Harwell eagled the first two holes before Palmer settled into par as the crowd of 5,000 watched. Harwell and Palmer exchanged light banter, showcasing Palmer's rare misses in a major, while praising the enthusiastic turnout and the importance of getting kids on the golf course.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Palmer
PGA
Bobby Harwell
Ben Crenshaw
Arnold Palmer
Tulsa
Okla
Mark Diebolt
Bruce Scott
Weeks Park Memorial
Harwell
French Swimmer Blames U S For Ruining Him
Paris AP report profiles Alain Mosconi once France’s top freestyle sprinter and 200 meter bronze medalist at Mexico City. After nine months of intensive U S training, he returns not even placing at nationals and blames the hard American pace for wrecking his technique. He contemplates an oxygenation cure and now feels awkward in freestyle.
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France
United States
Mexico City
Alain Mosconi
University of Southern California
Mosconi
Peter Daland
Los Angeles
USC
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