Crystal Sorg No 2 Take Industrial Tourney Titles
Crystal and Sorg Paper No 2 captured Class A and Class B crowns at the Middletown Industrial Recreation Council Tournament held at Goldman Park. Crystal beat Aeronca 14 9 in the final after a 14 5 win in the opener, with key hits from Cowgill Larsson and Thompson and a four run sixth inning. Sorg edged Inland Container 20 5 in the final after a 11 10 loss in game one, riding a seventh inning rally sparked by Shepherd Wood and multiple homers to claim the Class B title.
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Crystal Tissue
Sorg Paper No. 2
Middletown
Crystal
Cowgill
Thompson
Aeronca
Larsson
Miller
Homer
Sorg
Shepherd
Wood
Jamenson
O'Hair
Lorg Spaced
Inland
Short
Horn
Whisler Leads Wildwood Par Golf Meet
Dale Whisler posted a 70 to lead at Wildwood with the only under par round yesterday. Harlan Romans 72 and Larry Dwiggins 73 follow, while Walter Romans and Tom Weatherwax shot 73 and 76 respectively. Whisler and Walter Romans tied for junior division with 65 in the 0 to group, Joe Jewell led the 9 to 14 cohort with 66, and Roy Barton also 66 in the 15 and over group. Five tied at 69 in blind bogey: Cletus Hornback Chuck Fraley Jim Townsley Don Ellis and Dick Huff.
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Harlan Romans
Larry Dwiggins
Walter Romans
Tom Weatherwaxswith
Whisler
Romans
Jownet
Joe Jewell
Roy Barton
Barton
Cletus Hornback
Chuck Fraley
Jim Townsley
Don Ellis
Dick Huff
Five Local Swimmers Place In Long Course Meet
Five Middletown swimmers placed at the second Annual Long Course National Invitational Swim Meet at Keating Natatorium in Cincinnati over the weekend. Patty Hudson, an alternate in the 200-meter freestyle, finished second in the 50-meter and third in the 100-meter freestyle in Girls 11-12. Amy Douglas, in Girls 10 and Under, placed sixth in the 200-meter individual medley and eighth in the 50-meter backstroke, and helped two relay teams to fifth and sixth. Holly Hensey and Mimi Leasure, in Girls 9-10, contributed to a fifth place medley relay and sixth place freestyle relay. Tim Hensey, Open Division, helped the team to seventh in medley relay and eighth in freestyle relay. More than 400 swimmers from 11 states participated.
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Middletown
Keating Natatorium
Patty Hudson
Amy Douglas
Holly Hensey
Mimi Leasure
Tim Hensey
Latonia Race Course Entries Highlight Multiple Races
The Latonia track lists entries for nine races including Trot and Pace events. Notable names include Horn Piper Fiorti's Comet Mighty Betsy Grasshopper and many others across both trot and pace divisions.
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Trot Horn Piper
Fiorti
Comet
Mighty Betsy
Spuds Fancy
Grasshopper
Royal Mistress
Deanna Volo
Straw Boss
Marsha Way
Basin Street
Lonesome Road
Adam Hal
Cathy Worthy
Connie Cole
Direct Even
Wildwood Julie
Miss Pittypat
Spring Thunder
Creed Street
Tame Freight
Direct Ruler
Sunny Jet
Cindy's Melody
Justly Clean
Montana Byrd
Ohio
Gene
Simon 8
Petite
Pride
Allen Senator
Miss Bombay
Share Cropper
Little Dugan
King
Huckleberry Finn
Darn Bardia
Little Nig
Nile’s Jewel
Fancy Dell
Easy Debt
Kendall
Masque Major
Jim Blackstone
Mr. Spunky
Dark Diller
Gail Diller
Norma Creed
June
Libby's Delight
Browder's
Hi Go
Shy Maid
Easter Davita
Peachiedean
Boxing results from Sarajevo and Tokyo matches
George Chuvalo of Toronto KOed Mike Bruce of Springfield in 2:00 of the second round. In Tokyo Yoshiaki Numata of Japan outpointed Raymun do Riverra of the Philippines with a 10 round decision.
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Sarajevo
Yugoslavia
George Chuvalo
Toronto
Canada
Mike Bruce
Springfield
Mass
Tokyo
Yoshiaki Numata
Japan
Raymundo Riverra
Philippines
Glotzbach Crashes Through for Yankee 400 Victory
Charlie Glotzbach, star of Georgetown Indiana, won the Yankee 400 at Michigan International Speedway after Carl Yarborough blew an engine while leading with eight laps left. Glotzbach led 116 of 197 laps, averaging 148.264 mph to clinch the win over Bobby Allison and Dick Brooks. Vic Elford won a 200-mile Trans-American sedan race at Watkins Glen in a Hall Camaro, while Ford Mustang star Parnelli Jones finished fourth. Elford edged Mark Donohue by nine seconds in the Camaro as the Javelin led the season points.
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Georgetown
Ind
Carl Yarborough
Michigan
Vic Elford
Glotzbach
Jim Hall
Watkins Glen
N.Y
Ford
Mustang
American Motors
Javelin
Michigan International Speedway
Victory Circle
Yarborough
Mercury
Bobby Allison
Dodge
Dick Brooks
Plymouth
Bobby Isaac
Pete Hamilton
Goltzbach
Allison
Elford
Hall
Tle Machine
Mark Donohue
George Follmer
Parnelli Jones
Pete Revson
Jurgensen Sparks Redskins Past Patriots in 45-21 Win
Sonny Jurgensen threw four touchdown passes to Jerry Smith and Larry Brown added a score as Washington routs Boston 45-21. A pregame stands fire delayed kickoff, but Jurgensen’s 14 of 16 for 176 yards led a 248 yard passing effort while Vince Lombardi’s absence left interim coach Bill Austin to steer the team. The Raiders visit Philadelphia in the final exhibition game.
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Washington Redskins
Boston Patriots
Jurgensen
Redskins
Jerry Smith
Bill Austin
Skins
Vince Lombardi
Laver Ends Taylor Run For Canadian Open Title
Rod Laver defeated Roger Taylor to win the Canadian Open tennis title 6-0 4-6 6-3 in Toronto. Taylor, who had come back in earlier rounds, struggled with serve and forehand, citing poor concentration. Margaret Court and Rosemary Casals reached the women's final after Court beat Esmé Emanuel 6-0 6-1, Casals overcoming Linda Tuero 4-6 6-4 6-3 in the semis. In doubles, Bowrey and Reissen upset top seeds Laver and Emerison 6-3 5-7 8-6-4.
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Toronto
Roger Taylor
Rod Laver
Taylor
Pancho Gonzales
Los Angeles
Andres Gimeno
Spain
Margaret Court
Australia
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Mrs. Court
Esem Emanuel
South Africa
Miss Emanuel
Miss Casals
Linda Tuero
New Orleans
Bill Bowrey
Marty Reissen
Evanston
Ill
Laver
Roy Emerison
Team Play Ends In Deadlock At Brown's Run Club
Two teams tied for first in the Two-Man Net Tournament at Brown's Run Country Club yesterday. Deadlocked at 138 were Bill Swisshelm with Jim Shull and Bob Nelson paired with Jim Darragh. Low gross honors went to Bill McCabe with a 71, one under par.
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Brown's Run Country Club
Bill Swisshelm
Jim Shull
Bob Nelson
Jim Darragh
Frank East
Russ Weatherwax Jr
Bill Thorn
D. R. Steele
Jim Waxweiler
Ken Patchen
Charles Buchert
Bill Robinson
Walter Evans
Herb Farmer
Paul Pardonner
R. Brown
Bill McCabe
Lutz Powers Way To Crown Buckeye Tennis Championship
Bob Lutz of Los Angeles defeated Tom Gorman of Seattle in four sets to win the first Buckeye Tennis Championship in Columbus. Lutz, ranked sixth in the United States, beat Gorman 7-5 1-6 6-4 6-2 after knocking out No. 2 Arthur Ashe in the semifinals, while Gorman had upset top seed Stan Smith to reach the final.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bob Lutz
Los Angeles
Calif
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Wash
Lutz
Gorman
Arthur Ashe
Gum Springs
Stan Smith
Pasadena
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Dale Whisler
Wildwood Esterday
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MecGoohan
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Middiewwan
Delibe
Latonia Race Course
Bloys Britt
AP Auto
Charlie
Charlie Glotzbach
Victory Lane
Ben Thomas
Boston College Stadium
Associated Press
Sonny
Blueball
Academy Aw
Frankovich
Ingrid Matthau Beraman
Columbia Pictures
Irving Allen
MS Ery
Firestone
Jack Nicklaus
South Broad St
Racing Jackets
Jolly Roger
Kemper
Sharon Rd
Mosteller
James Stewart
Henry Fonda
Cheyenne Social Club
the Reivers
KFC
Cincinnati
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