Mike's Place Nips Armco For City Softball Crown
Mike's Place defeated Armco 7 6 to win the 1960 City-Wide Slo-Pitch Softball Tournament at Goldman Park. Art Schultz sales through the final inning as every Mike's Place batter had a hit. Roy Adkins led Armco with three hits including a homer and triple.
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Federal League Evening Games at Goldman Park
At Goldman Park the Federal League schedules three baseball matchups tonight. R and N Construction faces Ross Motors at 6 45 p m Journal battles Miami Cabinet at 8 p m Ta Ho Tavern meets Civilians and Middletown Sand Gravel plays Paullin s Farm Supply in the second game slot.
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Millermen advance in District Amateur tourney with win
Millermen defeated Eaton Screw Products 11 to 5 to move into the semifinals of the District Amateur Softball Assn tournament. Cly Swords hit a bases loaded double, Mose Johnson drove in runs, Tom Miller had three doubles, Ken Cruse homered and doubled, Skeeter Payne doubled and tripled, and Bill McGuire added a double. Carel Cosby contributed two singles as Miller plays next Wednesday at 7 p.m.
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Lane Jinx Trips Duffey In Derby
The All American Soap Box Derby saw Lane jinx hamstring local entrants. Frederick Lake, 11, from South Bend Indiana, won the 23rd running for his fourth straight title and a $5,000 college scholarship. About 168 racers competed before 60,000 spectators.
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Jones Extends Lead with Dayton Sprint Victory
Parnelli Jones of Torrance California drove a Chevrolet powered sprint car to win the 30 lap feature at Dayton Speedway yesterday. It was his fourth consecutive feature win in the USAC Midwest Sprint Car Championship as he edged Don Branson of Champaign Illinois.
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Palm's Grill Runs Win Streak With 2-0 Shutout
Pams Grill pitcher Clyde Pendergrass dominated Middletown Independents with a one hitter and 17 strikeouts as Palm's Grill won 2-0 at Goldman Park. It extended their winning streak to eight and kept them atop the league’s second round chase while Rebel 1% and Schoenling each earned forfeits.
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Roberson Dominates Trap Shoot at Sportsmen’s Club
Don Roberson wins three awards at Middletown trap competition beating 100 straight targets at 16 yards and finishing second in 100 third handicap with 96. He tops 196 of 200 to win high overall. Martha Roberson earns high lady 16 yards with 83 of 100. Frank Schaub of Hamilton takes handicap men with 98 of 100. Gloria Fremel of Dayton also placed.
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Record 101 golfers enter Fall Handicap at Wildwood
Fourteen more players qualified at Wildwood Golf Club pushing entries to a Fall Handicap Tournament record of 101. Bill Rice led final qualifiers with a 72 while Kent led daily low gross with two 36s.
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Seeded Players Upset Fryman Wins OV Title
Dayton's George Fryman defeats Cincinnati's John Kline 4-6 13-11 6-1 to win the Ohio Valley Invitational tennis title after a near three hour marathon. Kline twice faced match points in the second set. Semifinals saw Kline beat top seed W O Neil 11-9 8-6 and Fryman upset second seed Bill Pend 24 6 4 6-4.
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Bowling Meetings at Local Lanes This Week
Tuesday at 7 30 p m Friendship League meets at J and J Lanes. Thursday Postal Firemen League now Little Classic convenes at Frontier Lanes at 7 30 p m. Friday Business Men's League gathers at Frontier Lanes at 7 p m.
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NCR Gals Face Championship Showdown in Regional Softball
In Springfield Ohio Detroit stands as the remaining undefeated team in the Girls East Central Regional Softball Tournament set to play tonight. They meet the winner of the Dayton National Cash Register vs Cleveland Sheffield Bronze clash for the title. About 70 shooters competed in the shoot.
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Browns Rout Lions and Eagles Edge Rams in Preseason Action
The NFL opened with strong crowds as 108733 attended five exhibition games while the AFL drew 26796 for a three game slate. Philadelphia beat Los Angeles 27-7 behind Van Brocklin and McDonald, Hornung starred for Green Bay in a 20-13 win over Pittsburgh, and Cleveland topped Detroit 28-14. The Dallas Texans won 24-14 at Cambridge as part of AFL action.
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