Armco Park crowns four champions in weekend tournament
Armco Park hosted a weekend tournament where Terry's Turkeys won the Women's Tourney 11 to 5 over International. Tubing captured the D Class title with seven straight wins. Electric Shop took the C Class and General Office Finance claimed the B Class.
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Armco
Armco Park
Terry's
Turkeys
International
Tubing
Electric Shop
General Office Finance
Rain Delays Local Teams Bid for Title
Rain yesterday washed out the final rounds of the State Industrial Softball Tournament in Zanesville. The Armco Triangles and Third Base Cafe remain in the winner's bracket with eight teams, needing four games Sunday to claim the title. Each has two wins so far. Ten night games are listed for San Diego State. only one day game is at Bowling Green, Ohio.
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Armco
Zanesville
San Diego State
Bowling Green
Ohio
Connors
Solomon
Fibak
Vilas
Louisville
United States
Linky Boshoff
Illana Kloss
Laura DuPont
Charlotte
N.C
Wendy Turnbull
Fair-Ham Rockets Defend Title In Rain-Delayed Final
The Fair-Ham Rockettes of Hamilton won the 1975 State Women's Tournament crown defeating S.& S. Manufacturing Dayton 4-2 in a game finished at 3 30 a.m. at Goldman Park after rain delays. S.& S. forced a second game with an 8-4 win after advancing from the consolation bracket. Fair-Ham will represent Ohio in the National Women's Tournament at York Pennsylvania over Labor Day weekend.
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Fair-Ham Rockettes
Hamilton
S.&s. Manufacturing
Dayton
Goldman Park
Fair Ham
Ohio
York
Connors and Fibak Reach Indy Final Showdown
In Indianapolis Jimmy Connors and Wojtek Fibak advanced to the U S Clay Court final with Connors defeating Harold Solomon 6 2 7 5 and Fibak upsetting Guillermo Vilas 7 5 7 6. Kathy May won the women’s title, beating Brigitte Cuypers 6 4 4 6 6 2.
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Indianapolis
Jimmy Connors
U.S
Wojtek Fibak
Fibak
Connors
Harold Solomon
Guillermo Vilas
Kathy May
Beverly Hills
Calif
Brigitte Cuypers
Franklin Junior High football exams set for 9 a.m
Franklin Junior High schedules physicals for football candidates tomorrow at 9 a.m. in the high school cafeteria, per Wildcat coach Ken Hockmen.
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Franklin
Franklin Junior High
Wildcat
Ken Hockmen
Young Nyla Johnson wins final prelim at Grand American Trapshoot
Nyla Johnson of Cattaroy Wash capture the trap and field handicap with a 98 from 19 yards in the final prelim as Pat Bantinheimer of Red Deer Alta ends the day with 87 straight. The Dayton Homecoming marks the start of the 77th Grand American Trapshooting Tournament with over 5,000 competitors.
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Vandalia
Ohio
Dayton
Nyla Johnson
Cattaroy
Wash
Pat Bantinheimer
Red Deer
Alta
Canada
Washington
Johnson
Bill
Susan Nattrass
Hamilton
Ont
Bantinheimer
Alberta
Don Ewing
Onawa
Iowa
Phillip Wright
Manchester
N.H
Leo Harrison
Hanabal
Allan George
Stephenville
Texas
George
Fugate Low at Brown's Run in Weekend Handicap
Ted Fugate of First Flight posted an 80 gross for 18 holes, net 66 with a 14 handicap at Brown's Run Country Club. First Flight players led the standings with Shull 67 Levey 68 Upton 68 and Ely 69 Hopple 69, while Ray Martin tied for second flight with a net 70 after a 73 gross.
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Ted Fugate
Brown's Run Country Club
Fugate
Jim Shull
Elliott Levey
Riley Upton
Ron Ely
Forrest Hopple
Bill Maxell
Ray Martin
Lloyd Ritz
Dick Haller
Jerry Risner
New Mexico State Draws Texas Opponents for Five-Game Slate
New Mexico State will face five Texas teams this season with four of the games scheduled at night. The matchups feature a mix of road and home contests as the Aggies plan to build nonconference experience.
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New Mexico State
Texas
Latonia Horse Races Entrant List Fragment
Racing card shows Latonia entries for Trot and Pace divisions with names like Nancy Dart Woodlawn's Jeannie McElwyn Key and Duke Lind. Several races list multiple entrants including 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th races with fields such as Brady's Peace The Knard Miss Mighty Tar Pepper Berry Dazzling Son and others.
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Ist
Oak Case
Nancy Dart
Woodlawn
Jeannie
McElwyn Key
Duke Lind
Branch Roxy Mite
Nuko Too
My Barnes
Ind
Rita
Susan
March Volo
Carolyn Axland
Frieda
Star
C.R
Bold Melody
Lakewood Men
Fire Agate
Rusticity
Pace
Noble Butler
Mickey Mouse
Alice Dawn
J.T. King
Spinner’s Lad
Plucky Calls
Byrd's Choice
Jessie's
Pace Pepper Berry
Dazzling Son
Baby Pavin
Melody
Senator
Verily
Rose Princess
Mi Joe Vo
Mrs. Chips
Clancy Time
Chestind
Laura Fay Stone
Tokyo
Famous Dream
Miss But Tar
Eastern Deanna
Condor Kid
Grandpa
Royal Chimes
Ivy’s Knight
Direct Junk
Diller
Jimmy's Choice
Winners at River Downs split Vivacious Handicap
Rosette won the first half of the 15 000 added Vivacious Handicap at River Downs by two lengths with 6.80 3.60 and 2.80 pays. B J King took the second half by ten with 3.80 2.60 and 2.60. The event drew 7 776 spectators betting 707 428 dollars. The race was split due to many entries.
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Cincinnati
Rosette
River Downs
B. J. King
Double Dinky
Julie’ Image
B.J. King
Boyle's Law and
Sharmrock Tim
Skinner Breaks 100 Meter Freestyle World Record in Philadelphia
Jonty Skinner, 22, of Alabama, broke the 100 meter freestyle world record with a 49.44 at the AAU Nationals in Philadelphia sweeping Jim Montgomery’s 49.99 mark. He added a 49.81 split on the 400 meter relay, proving the feat was no fluke, as coach Bill Palmer noted.
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Philadelphia
Jonty Skinner
University of Alabama
Jim Montgomery
Skinner
Bill Palmer
Central Jersey Acquatics
Kelly Pool
Monroe Swim Club Installs 1977 Officers at Banquet
The Monroe Swim Club held a year end banquet naming Judy Bowling as president Tyler as vice president Molly O Connor as treasurer Aggie Roger as secretary and honoring swimmers with multiple year end awards Jim Bowling received Swimmer of the Year Lisa Zimmerman earned the Spirit Award Kathy Bowling Missy Given Jim Jing Lori Tyler Gary Given Steve Cordea Nancy O Neil David Duff Mary Long David Roger Janis Wells Mike O Neil Cheryl Cottrell Jamie Pierce Ginny Chapman as Most Valuable across age groups Nuggie Barnes tops divers with Jane Barnes named Most Improved diver while Jim Bowling also recognized.
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Monroe
Judy Bowling
Tyler
Molly O'Connor
Aggie Roger
Jim Bowling
Lisa Zimmerman
Kathy Bowling
Missy Given
Jim Jing
Lori Tyler
Gary Given
Steve Cordea
Nancy O'Neil
David Duff
Mary Long
David Roger
Janis Wells
Mike O'Neil
Cheryl Cottrell
Jamie Pierce
Ginny Chapman
Nuggie Barnes
Jane Barnes
Havlicek Ready to Start 15th NBA Season
John Havlicek, still unsigned, plans his 15th NBA season with the Boston Celtics. He aims to become the league’s all time games leader in his 14th game, notes a foot injury is past, and expects improved parity after the NBA ABA merger.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Havlicek
National Basketball Rssociation
Boston Celtics
Red Auerbach
Boston
Ohio State
Hal Greer
Havlicek
Japan
NBA
American Basketball Association
Minor Leagues Enter 75th Season of Baseball History
The National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues marks its 75th season guiding minor league baseball. The milestone reflects seven decades of organization and development for regional circuits and affiliated clubs.
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National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Minor Leagues
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Darke County
Sue Neil
Ump
Waterford
Wendt
Terry's Turkeys
Mets
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O.H
Hamilton Cokers
G.O
Fair-Ham
Brian Gottfried
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
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Mexico
Muskogee Club
Ray Brownlee
Ziebart
Ziebart International Corp
Brown’s Run
Trim's Arena
Montgomery
Monroe Club
John Dobrozsi Jr
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First
Middletown
BankAmericard
Barnitz
Nelbar Office
Nelbar, Verity & Tytus
Breiel Office
Breiel & Roosevelt
Oxford
W. High St
Bank Americard
Barnitz Bank
First Banc Group
F.D.I.C
Central Office
Central & Grimes
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