Franklin Slo-Pitch to Battle Middletown Stars in Softball All-Star Games
Franklin's Slo-Pitch Softball Assn has formed three all-star squads to face each other tomorrow, then battle Middletown's Federal and National all-stars in a doubleheader at Millards Field starting 7 p m Sunday. The two-league teams will clash again August 28 at Goldman Park. John Paschal, Middletown athletic supervisor, said rosters would be released tomorrow.
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Maustown and Meadowlawn Tie for Church League Lead
Maustown Community Church and Meadowlawn Church of God split a key loop softball game as R Abner drove in the tying run with a single. The victory keeps Maustown level with Meadowlawn for the church league championship.
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Friday Church and Open League Games Highlight Local Park Schedule
Tonight at Goldman Park and Barnitz Field several church and open league matches are on the slate. Trenton Nazarene vs Springboro EUB leads the 6:45 lineup, with Middletown EUB facing Holy Trinity at 8 p m. Barnitz Field hosts Open League action including Reynolds Electric vs Proctor Realty and Armco Triangles.
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Ross Motors
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Cedar Hill Farms
Cottaga
Gibby’s
Ta-Ho Tavern
Humane Association of Miami Valley Inc on South Main Street
Readable text shows the Aus. Humane Association of Miami Valley Inc located on South Main Street near the drive-in theatre. The clipping provides only location cues with no additional context or events.
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Humane Association OF Miami Valley Inc
Circus Day Tickets On Sale At Local Shops
Advance tickets issued for a circus event featuring 150 artists and 150 elephants with 200 animals, performing twice daily at 2 and 8 pm. Adults 1.90, children 1.00. Reserved and admission seats available at Lewis Drugs and Davidson's Photo Shop in the Shopping Center.
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Interstate Edges Bagmen In MIRC Softball Thriller
Interstate Folding Box stunned Blue Division champion Raymond Bay 4 3 in a last inning rally at Gardner diamond. Dennis singled home the winning run in the seventh as Interstate faces undefeated Armco next Tuesday at 6 pm. Manley and Raymond errors aided a two run seventh inning rally.
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Warnings Start Under Kentucky Boating Law
More than 69 courtesy citations issued for new Kentucky boating law violations. Boaters have seven days to conform to licensing and registration rules enacted last August 1. Fines range from 15 to 100 dollars. fees from 3 to 10 dollars by boat size. About 19,500 boats registered with circuit clerks, in Louisville Cincinnati Boonesboro regions and lakes Cumberland Herrington Kentucky.
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Kentucky
Scott Barbour
Barbour
Louisville
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Boonesboro
Cumberland
Herrington
Mansfield Man Tops Seed In Lexington Tennis Invite
Sam English of Louisville is Kentucky men's tennis champion but seed four in the Lexington Country Club Invitational Tournament which opens today Hal Schaus of Mansfield Ohio is top seed with Lam ey Brison of West Virginia and Charles Thomas of Akron seeded second and third Last year’s winner John Brown of Cleveland is not defending his title
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Lexington
Sam English
Louisville
Kentucky
Pee-Wee Football Registration Ends Soon at Smith Park
Middletown Pee-Wee football calls last chance registrations tomorrow at Smith Park. Cecil Reffitt says the 9 to 11 a m clinic also serves as final sign up for boys aged eight to thirteen, with about 375 already enrolled and capacity for 500 across ten teams per two leagues. Bring birth certificates to verify age.
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Regional title bid for 77 Cab Eves in five-state tourney
Middletown’s 77 Cab Eves, state Class C Amateur League champs with a 31-8 record, depart for Fort Wayne Indiana to face Chicago Illinois in a 4 p.m. double elimination opener. Five state champions from Ohio Illinois Wisconsin Michigan and Kentucky compete for the regional title by Sunday.
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Bowling Meetings of Southwestern Ohio Junior OU AM League
Officers and team captains will meet with loop Secretary George Shepherd Sunday at 2 p m in the J and J Lanes to discuss league matters and scheduling.
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Southwestern Ohio Junior Ouam
Order of United Association of Mechanics
Loop
George Shepherd
Liberal Market Break Fast League Organizing Meet
The Liberal Market Break Fast League will hold its first organizing meeting of the year at the Sports Bowl on Tuesday at 10 a.m. The gathering aims to recruit members and plan the season. Local sports writers note the group intends to foster community engagement through bowling events.
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Liberal Market Breakfast League
Sports Bowl
Browns Top Steelers in Second Exhibition Win
Cleveland beat Pittsburgh 27-24 as Milt Plum threw two TD passes and Bobby Mitchell added a three yard TD run. Sam Baker kicked two field goals and three extra points while Walter Michaels and Floyd Peters each made interceptions to spark the defense.
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Ladies 69s Share Best Ball Honors at Brown's Run
Mrs. Vic Carpenter and Mrs. Don Osborne each posted a 69 to share Best Ball Handicap Tournament honors in first flight on 18 holes at Brown's Run Country Club. Second flight leaders posted 65s by Mrs. Tom Heldman and Mrs. Tom McMurray, while third flight topped by 66s from Mrs. Roy Rossman and Mrs. James Sawyer. Nine holes led by Mrs. Mike Gramey and Mrs. John Bauer with 3s. in second flight Mrs. W. R. Steele and Mrs. Robert Richardson with 28s.
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Don Osborne
Brown's Run Country Club
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John Bauer
W. R. Steele
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Bearcats Sign 2 Toledo Gridders
The University of Cincinnati adds two Toledo freshmen to its 1960 roster from St. Frances de Sales High School. Paul Harshman is a 5-10, 195-pound guard who earned a DeSales Award and a monogram in baseball. Robert Ackerman, a 6-0, 184-pound full back, led DeSales in rushing in 1959 and earned three football letters. Both will enter the College of Education.
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Knothole results fire up double elimination finals
In Class C action the Firefighters 6 defeat New Car Dealers 4 to claim the championship. Streiftau's 2 tops Broyles Sports 1 in the exhibition singles title. Cleveland 27 defeats Pittsburgh 2 in NFL exhibition play.
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Campanella and Wife Talk Over Separation
Roy Campanella says he and his wife Ruthe are attempting to reconcile. The former Dodgers catcher, largely paralyzed since a 1958 auto wreck, is living separately on Long Island while discussing possible legal separation.
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