Carpenter Wins Second Straight City Golf Title in Playoff
Sara Carpenter defeats Aimee Snyder on the first hole of a sudden death playoff to capture her second consecutive Women's City Golf Championship at Forest Hills. Both finished regulation at 258. Bonnie Scott and Gretchen Shull reached runners-up positions as Flight results and net honors were awarded after 54 holes.
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Sara Carpenter
Forest Hills
Mrs. Carpenter
Aimee Snyder
Shull
Snyder
Carpenter
Mrs. Shull
Walden
Conn
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A. Snyder
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C. DiShuni
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J. Turner
P. Boyd
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R. Lawson
A. Taulbee
Leasure
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Middletown Boxing Card Aims for State Fair Trip
Promoter Louis Cox hosts 14 Golden Gloves bouts at the Middletown Community Center starting 7 30 p m to raise funds for Middletownians to travel to the State Fair Tournament in Columbus on August 27 and 28. Four fighters already qualified for Columbus with eight to ten still trying. Tickets at the door.
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Louis Cox
Square
Cox
Billy LeBlanc
Columbus
Middletown
Aeronca Meet Ends Sunday
Sixteen teams from Middletown Germantown Dayton Camden Cincinnati and Covington Ky contend in the ASA sanctioned First Annual Aeronca Tournament at Goldman Park. Double elimination with winner bracket games at 1 30 pm tomorrow and loser bracket starting at 9 am today. First round matchups include Frigidaire Dayton versus Norma Thomas Realty Middletown Germantown Merchants versus Clothing Care Middletown.
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Camden
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Covington
ASA
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Converter’s Gravure
Sorge Paper No. 1
Armco West Processing
Grace Baptist
Kart Champions Defend Titles at G and J Raceway
Defending Grand National Champion Frank Harbin and Junior Champion David Knapp compete in National Go K art points at G and J Raceway Camden over two days. About 700 racers from 40 states Canada and Hong Kong attend. Harbin age 17 from Salinas California seeks to defend his light stock and open light titles. Knapp age 14 from California aims to hold his junior 13 class crown. Races began at 12 30 p m today and continue tomorrow.
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Frank Harbin
David Knapp
G&j Raceway
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Canada
Hong Kong
Harbin
Salinas
Calif
Calfornia
Knapp
Conqueror Moore Eyes New Domain at Dirt Track
Larry Moore, nicknamed the Hoosier Honker and later the Fairborn Flyer, leads the Tri County Speedway late model standings with 16 feature wins this season. He aims to surpass the season record of 18 held by Chuck Williams in 1968 as he seeks the track championship tonight on the half mile dirt surface.
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Larry Moore
Chuckilliams
Sports and Events Broadcast Schedule Preview
Afternoon lineup lists Houston Astros baseball against Chicago Cup at 2 15 p m and Pinpoint Bowling at 4 p m Horse racing Travers Stakes at 4 30 p m Calgary Stampede and Rodeo air races at 9 30 p m boxing Floyd Patterson and Vic Brown Jose Fernandez and Chuck Spencer at 9 30 p m Sunday shows include Big Time Wrestling at 10 a m Roller Derby at HM a m National Basketball Association Highlights at 2 30 p m Pinpoint Bowling at 2 p m and AAU International Champions Track and Field from Oslo Norway at 3 30 p m.
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Wide World of Sports
Calgary
Canada
Floyd Patterson
Vic Brown
Jose Fernandez
Chuck Spencer
Rules Meeting for Coaches Brush-Up Time
Chalmer Hixon of the Ohio High School Athletic Association will lead a football rules interpretation session tomorrow at Middletown High. WPFB sponsors the event open to coaches officials athletic directors and media personnel with registration 9 10 a m and lunch 2 50.
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Chalmer Hixon
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Middletown High
WPFB
Dave Hill Takes 2 Round Lead In Philadelphia Golf Classic
In the Phila delphia Golf Classic Dave Hill, 34, shot 68 for a 136 two round total to hold a one stroke lead over Bob Murphy and Bob Rosburg who both had 67 70 totals. Mike Hill slipped to 138 after a 73, while Tom Weiskopf and others chase. Nicklaus and Kuudson at 139 after 73 and 68.
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Philadelphia
Dave Hill
Mike
Dave
Whitemarsh Valley Country
Bob Murphy
Bob Rosburg
Mike Hill
Tom Weiskopf
Jack Nicklans
George Kuudson
Nicklaus
Kuudson
Top Gunner Head Man Wins Grand American Trap Event
Willard Traylor, 52, of Delaware, Ohio, won the handicap event in the Grand American Trap Tournament after a shootoff from the 23 yard line. Larry Fuller and D L Parsell were runner up and veteran’s winner. Betty Vogts took the ladies title with 87 targets from the 38 yard line.
Follmer Tops in MIAMISBURG Class D Knothole Tourney
Walter Follmer hit a homer on the first pitch to spark a four hit pitching effort by Steve Yenser in a 5-1 victory over Monroe All-Stars. Yenser struck out nine in six innings to lead the construction team to the championship.
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Miamisburg
Skip Pettus
Dietown
Walter
Follmer
Steve Yenser
Yenser
Monroe
Teams Remain In A Tourney After Goldman Park Games
Four teams stay alive in City Church League Class A playoffs with Grace Baptist advancing to the winner's bracket finals after a win over Tytus Avenue Church of God. In Class A losers, Yankee Road Church of God beat Zion Lutheran 17 1, Tytus Avenue Church of God over Faith United Methodist 19 2, and Clayton St. Church of God edged Yankee Road 14 12. Class B saw St. Luke's defeat Latter Day Saints 21 10 and Trenton Church of God beat Calvary Baptist 17 11. Trenton Nazarene topped Middletown Nazarene 30 4 and New Life Temple defeated First Baptist 25 5 in loser's bracket. John Johnson homered twice and went 4 for 4 for St Luke's. Wheeler 4 for 4 for Trenton Church of God. Smith 5 for 5 with two homers for Trenton Nazarene. Next Friday nights games set resumption in both brackets.
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Goldman Park
Grace Baptist
Tytus Avenue Church of God
Yankee Road Church of God
Zion Lutheran
Faith United Methodist
St. Luke’s
Latter Day Saints
Trenton Church of God
Calvary Baptist
Trenton Nazarene
Middletown Nazarene
New Life Temple
First Baptist
John Johnson
Wheeler
Ratliff
Hayes
Smith
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G. Trenan
Kellogg Stakes Feature Ohio Bred Juveniles
Central Paris and Merry Native head the Kellogg Stakes field at River Downs six furlongs with four rivals. The Ohio-bred juveniles race under allowance conditions, following wins and placings in the Buckeye-bred series including the Loyalty Stakes and the Ohioan Stakes.
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Cincinnati
Central Paris
River Downs
Albert F. Polk
Cleveland
Merry Native
Giant Promoting San Francisco Giants official elected VP
GIANT PROMOTION SAN FRANCISCO AP Charles B. Rupert, controller of the San Francisco Giants since 1966, has been elected vice president and secretary of the baseball club. Notice of appointments and various estate executors appear in a local legal notices column, listing cases and officials.
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Giant Promotion
SAN Francisco
Charles B. Rupert
San Francisco Giants
Bold Reason Aims For Sixth Straight Victory In Travers Stakes
Bold Reason seeks a sixth consecutive win in the 02nd Travers Stakes at Saratoga a centerpiece of a weekend racing slate. The William Levin owned colt tops 3 year olds after a streak including the Hollywood Derby Lexington and American Derby. Other $100 000 events include Hobson Handicap at Liberty Bell and Lindheimer Handicap at Arlington Park with additional $25 000 races at Atlantic City Del Mar and Delaware Park. A separate notice lists probate actions for William P Sokley estate with administrator appointed in Middletown Ohio.
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Associated Press
Bold Reason
Saratoga
William Levin-owned
Granders
Hobson
Liberty Bell
Benjamin F. Lindheimer
Arlington Park
Atlantic City
del Mar
Delaware Park
Park
Delaware
Rockingham Park
Middletown Ordinance Grants Option to Purchase City Lots
Ordinance 5347 amends 5266 to offer Thomas J. Dillon & Co Inc an option to buy city owned Lots 123 1329 and parts of 122 124 and 140 in Middletown Ohio. Key terms: five month option period cash price 100000 taxes prorated at deed delivery city retains parking meters title. Emergency measure to protect public welfare.
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Middletown
Butler County
Ohio
Thomas J. Dillon & Co, Inc
Akron
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