Middletown Middies drill start eyed at Barnitz Stadium
Coach Glenn Ellison gears up for 1959 Middletown High School football season with co captains Jim Forster and Francis Martin. 66 players invited, 12 seniors, two a day sessions start 8 30 to 11 and 3 30 to 5. Ed Payne joins staff replacing Harold Mason as the year opens with physicals and equipment issue.
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Ellison
Barnitz Stadium
Ohio
Morrow
Jim Forster
Francis Martin
McKinley
Roosevelt
Middie
Ed “Skegter
Payne
Purple & White
Harold Mason
Stan Lewis
Paul Walker
Jack Beck
Rubber City Eyes On Dow After 65
Akron Ohio AP Golf’s big money players watch Don Finsterwald in the Rubber City Open a 22 000 event with 132 entrants including 18 amateurs at Firestone. Finsterwald shot 65 in practice as Wall Jr last year’s champion and Red and Boros posted 67s. Red predicts a 268 to win the four round event ending Sunday with a cut after Friday’s second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Don Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Ohio University
Art Wall Jr
Firestone Country Club
Wall
Alex Red
Tuesay
Julius Boros
Red
Doug Ford
Tommy Bolt
Walker Inman
Joe Zakarian
Bolt
Bob Goalby
Dave Ragan
Don Fairfield
Bob Goetz
Nicklaus Reign Faces Threat From Amateurs at Mis sissippi
In Minneapolis at Woodhill, a 64 man field begins four days of match play in the Trans Mississippi Amateur. Oklahoma City’s Glen Fowler and Charles Coody share medal honors at 145 after 68 and 73 rounds on the 6 496 yard layout. Nicklaus, defending champion, plays Larry Dahl in his opening match.
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Minneapolis
Ohio
Jack’ Nicklaus
Woodhill
Oklahoma
Glen Fowler
Oklahoma City
Charles Coody
Stamford
Tex
Fowler
Coody
Nicklaus
Larry Dahl
Tonight's Games Industrial and Women's League Schedule
Industrial 8 pm Crystal Tissue against Armco at Goldman Park 6 45 pm Cedar Hill Farms Jaycees Phillips Realty against Cassano's No 2 8 pm e Y Ole Tavern versus Three Brothers McCoy Oil ers No 2 Women s League Barnitz Field 6 10 pm Country Kitchen versus Independents Irene s Salon of Beauty versus Broyles Sports Frisch s versus A and W Root Beer Pate s Market versus Hasty Tasty all listed with matchups and times at designated venues.
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American League
Goldman Park
Cedar Hill Farms Jaycees
Phillips Realty
Cassano
Ole Tavern
Three Brothers
McCoy Oilers
Barnitz Field
Country Kitchen
Independents
Irene’s
Salon of Beauty
Broyles Sports
Frisch's
A & W Root Beer
Pate’s Market
Hasty Tasty
Bowling Meetings Schedule for Local Leagues
Bowling meetings listed for Thursday at J J Lanes for Pinpushers League at 1 p m Friday at Sports Bowl Driftwood League 6 p m Tuesday at J J Women s Recreation League 7 30 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J-J Lanes
Pinpushers League
Sports Bowl
Driftwood League
J-J — Women’s Recreation League
Newcombe Shuts Out Giants as Reds Win 7-0
Pitcher Don Newcombe blanked the National League leaders on eight hits with no walks and four strikeouts to lift the Reds to a 7-0 victory over the Giants, his fifth win in the season series. Nellie Fox delivered a clutch two run double in the eighth, lifting the White Sox to a 6-4 comeback win over the Orioles and a 4 1/2 game lead in the American League race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Newcombe
Reds
Giants
Nellie Fox
White Sox
Orioles
Coaches Keep Same Cast as Ohio Football Openings Loom
OHSAA approves first day of practice across the state as six area programs Fenwick Monroe Germantown Franklin Carlisle and Seven Mile plan two day sessions starting tomorrow Players range from 26 to 48 turnout with 8 to 15 lettermen among expected groups Coaches adjust hours and schedules to fit team needs with varied daily drill times and periods before the September 18 season opener
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHSAA
Fenwick
Monroe
Germantown
Franklin
Carlisle
Seven Mile
Bob Saltmarsh
Rudy Oaklets
Harkrader
Big Falcon
Dale Lindsay
German
Chuck
Doc” Laughlin
Lindsay
Laughlin
Wildcat
Alan Parr
Parr
Cardinals
Bavarian's Caps National Contest Triumphs at Goldman Park
Bavarian's built an 11 single-base hit rally to beat Whitt Auto Sales 8-3 at Goldman Park, led by a late four-run insurance inning. Larry Baker homered for Whitt. Bavarian's tops the National League with a 5-1 mark while other games saw Martin's Grill, Miller's Insurance Agency, Schoenling, and Perry's Sohio contesting the standings with close scores. Dennis drove in the decisive run for Bavarian's in the sixth as Bavarian's and Whitt remained tied until late in play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavarian’s
Whitt Auto Sales
Goldman Park
Whitt
Larry Baker
Bavarian
Martin’s Grill
Miller's Insurance Agency
Parkway Cafe
Perry
Sohio
Schoenling
Mike
Bavarian's
Dennis
Clemmons
Cope
Huff
Hudson
Mount
Miller
Kenny Cruse
Bob Abner
Bill Cowgill
Fentons
Martin's Grill
Cary Fenton
Don Fenton
Trimble
McKenzie Lach
iPlace
Raymond Bay earns 4 runs as Hudson turns 22 in 4 for 4 night
Jim Hudson celebrates his 22nd birthday by going 4 for 4 and driving in all four Raymond Bay runs in a 4-3 win over Coogidge Corp. The victory keeps Raymond Bay in third place with a 4-2 second round mark as Aeronca Royals and Armco hold the top spots in Industrial League softball. Gardner triples in Aeronca’s 18-6 win over Crystal Tissue, while Joe Marshall belts two four baggers for Interstate Folding Box in a 4-2 loss to Inland Container.
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Jim Hudson
Raymond Bay
Hudson
Cooidge Corp
Aeronca
Royals
Armco
Interstate
Inland Container
Wrenn
Gardner
Burns
Joe Marshall
Ed Zickgraf
Marshall
Jones Snyder And Nein Top Wildwood Field
Margaret Jones shot an 87 to lead the Wildwood Ladies Day at Wildwood Country Club. Dot Nein and Helen Snyder tied for low net with 75, Martha Taylor and Betty Sanderson earned low putts, Hettie Lamb and Phyllis Booth won blind bogey, and Etta Abbott claimed the special prize.
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Margaret Jones
Dot Nein
Helen Snyder
Wildwood Country Club
Martha Taylor
Betty Sanderson
Hettie Lamb
Phyllis Booth
Etta Abbott
Mary Lou Leak
Betty Little
Betty Melampy
Middleton tennis duo shine in consolations at Springfield
Snyder and Hofmann of Middletown swept the consolation titles at the Ohio Valley Regional Sub-Teen Tournament in Springfield. Snyder claimed the 13 and under consolation final 6-3 7-5 after strong showings in the championship bracket, while Hofmann dominated the 11 and under consolation with 6-1 6-1 wins including the final 6-1 6-1.
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Middletown
Ohio Valley Tennis Assn
Springfield
Sparky Snyder
Peter Hofmann
Snyder
Dayton
Buzzy Pierce
Springsfield
Jeff Westcott
Kent Chalfin
Hofmann
Robin Fry
Greg Dredge
Duane Justice
Mark Stone
Day
Smooth American Gin by Schenley Ad
A vintage ad touts Smooth American Gin by Schenley as a superior, dry gin for martinis or sipping. It highlights a 100 percent grain neutral spirit base, eighty proof, code 3348, price 3.61 per fifth, and the slogan its ours all ours.
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Schenley
S.A
Schenley Distillers Company
New York City
Lots Of Casting But Lines Never Wet In Tourney
In Columbus Ohio the National Angling and Casting Clubs 51st annual tournament yielded no fish but high scores. Jon Tarantino of San Francisco won with 2808 points, 39 for accuracy and 127 ft avg distance. Marion Garber of Toledo placed second with 2528.8 points and 134 ft average, also winning the Skish Fly Distance. Richard Ward of Washington DC was next with 130 2 3 ft averages and a 131 ft best.
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Columbus, Ohio
National Assn. of
Jon Tarantino
San Francisco
Toledo
Marion Garber
Garber
Richard Ward
Washington, D. C
ASA Champions Play Early Tilts
Middletown hosts two ASA champions Mike's Place and Armco as they race into district play at Springfield. Armco faces Aeronca at Goldman Park at 9 tonight to clear the path for Saturday. Mike's Place defeated Schoenling 16-12 to reach the quarter finals as Mittenholzer and Blevins homered in the fifth, with Paynter going four for five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
ASA
Mike's
Armco
Springfield
Aeronca
Goldman Park
Schoenling
Mike
Housewives Afternoon League Prebowling Meeting Held
The Housewives Afternoon League will hold its pre bowing season meeting Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Sports Bowl.
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Housewives
Sports Bowl
Meetings Set to Choose Local Slo-Pitch All-Star Squads
Meetings scheduled tomorrow and Monday will finalize nominations and votes for all-star players from seven city softball leagues. Managers submit three players per infield, outfield, and pitcher, with recommendations, then vote. Times at the American Legion Building vary by league across two days.
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Tom Carlson
American Legion
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Forster, Martin
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Lonesome Polecat
Middletown Figh
Glenn
Tiger” Ellison
Middies
Dayton Fairmont
Rubber City
Dow
Dick Routh
Jerry
Oaklets
Panther
Enire
Saltmarsh
Horsets
Webster
Paul Miller
Imand Container
Mary Alice Mack
Ruth Kelso
Betty McCabe
Flo Cross
Marg Lehman
Chalfin
Pete Thomas
Mike Fahy
Keuthan
Pierce
Bill Brundage
Cincinnati
David Krebs
Midd
Chaffin
Bob McGee
Jim Reinmuth
Westcott
Dick Slade
Bill Raymond
Jon Duman
Slade
Roy Soloman
Justice
Wight
Don Rollins
Fry
Mike 'Szempruch
Soloman
Dredge
Women OF the Moose
Moose Club
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Carlson
Labor Day
Firestone
Indianapolis
Tyrex
America
Tyrenia
Baler
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