Mack Retains City Golf Title at Brown's Run
Mary Alice Mack defends her City Championship at Brown's Run Country Club with a 148 total after 54 holes, beating three runners up by three strokes. Hetty Lamb earns solo second after a dramatic 40 foot putt, with Judy Hagan and Mary Combs close behind. First Flight goes to Sandra Crouch after a playoff. Ginny Getter and Wilson runner up. Second Flight winner June Haller leads by five over Beth Ann Wilson.
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Brown's Run Country Club
Mary Alice Mack
Mack
Judy Hagan
Hagan
Mary Combs
Combs
Hetty Lamb
Lamb
Lamb, Hagan
Ibby Driscoll
Wild
June Haller
Beth Ann Wilson
Wilson
Preliminary Firing Continues At 65th Grand American Trapshoot
In Vandalia Ohio the 65th Grand American Trapshoot heats up with nine days of preliminary rounds. More than 2 600 shooters chase the Grand American Handicap title as millions of shells are used and top prizes awarded. Friday results show high scores from Moyer Colombo Rexroat Jankofsky Buchwalter Ellet Hansen Cross Smith Baldwin Raff among others.
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Vandalia
Emory Ray Moyer
Germantown
Ohio
Jim Colombo
Omaha
Neb
Jim Rexroat
Hoisington
Kan
Harold Jankofsky
Avon Lake
Ed Buchwalter
South Charleston
Darrell Ellet
Chillicothe
L. J. Hansen
Bay Village
Ken Cross
Miamisburg
Paul Smith
Lakewood
Dick Baldwin
Danbury
Conn
Richard Raff
West Liberty
Top Duo Seem Sure Repeaters In Tennis Doubles
CHES TEL HILL Mass AP Chuck McKinley of San Antonio and Dennis Ralston Bakersfield Calif appear likely to defend their national doubles title. Their semifinal opponents were Frank Froehling Coral Gables Fla and Charley Pasarell Puerto Rico who outlasted Arthur Ashe Richmond Va and Billy Bond La Jolla Calif in a marathon five setter.
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Chestnut Hill
Mass
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Charley Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Billy Bond
la Jolla
Froehling
Pasarell
Maty Riessen
Evaron
Clark Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Britain
Mike Sangster
Graham Stillwell
Riessen
Graebner
Roy Wealon
Johannesburg
South Africa
Tim Phillips
Mill Hill
England
Games Postponed in Goldman Loop Softball Schedule
Friday Church league games at Goldman Park were rained out. Two makeups set for next weekend to finish round two with First EUB vs Cumberland Presbyterian Friday and Crawford St Church of God vs Yankee Rd Church of God Saturday. Meadowlawn-Rufus St game unchanged. Springboro EUB Grace Baptist played two weeks ago.
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Goldman Park
EUB
Cumberland Presbyterian
Crawford St. Church of God
Yankee Rd
Church of God
Meadowlawn
Rufus St
Springboro
Cardinals Use Defense To Defeat Colts In Exhibition
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Baltimore Colts 30-21 as a blocked field goal two interceptions and a fumble recovery set up three touchdowns and a field goal. The defense held the Colts to 147 yards as St. Louis improved to 2-1 in exhibition play.
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Mike Becht
ST. Louis
Cardinals
Baltimore Colts
Colts
Connie Capozzi Reaches Three Finals at Canadian Open
Connie Capozzi of Middletown Ohio advances to finals in girls 14 and under and 16 and under at the Canadian Open Junior Tennis Championships. She beat Marjorie Gengler 6-0 6-2 in 14U, Emily Fisher 6-1 6-3 in 16U, and moved to the 14 doubles final with Fisher by beating Kendall and Eager 6-4 6-2. In mixed doubles Capozzi and Howard won 11-2 11-5 before a 11-10 loss to Gunner man and Puddicombe.
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Pozzie
Middletown
Ohio
Emily Fisher
Hamtramck
Mich
Marilyn Jaschner
Jamaica
N. Y
Miss Capozzi
Marjorie Gengler
Great Neck
Miss Fisher
Middletown Netter
Fisher
Kindale
Eager
Connie
Howard
Aucoin
Gay
Green
Hammond
Gunnerman
Puddicombe
Speedy Scot Headlines Roosevelt International Trot Showdown
Speedy Scot the 4-year-old Castleton Farm colt from Lexington, Ky., is the 2-to-5 favorite as Su Mac Lad and six foreign entrants challenge him at Roosevelt Raceway in the $50,000 Roosevelt International Trot. Su Mac Lad, the 10-year-old defending champion, looms as the main challenger after clocking 2:31 4-5 in the ATC, while Speedy Scot set a world record 2:31 2-5 in the ATC.
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Westbury
N.Y
Speedy Scot
Su Mac Lad
Roosevelt Raceway
Castleton Farm
Lexington
Duke Rodney
Ohio Fishing Is Rated Just Fair
The Ohio Division of Wildlife reports fishing is fair with good waters overall this week. Eastern areas show the best angling while southwestern zones vary. good spots include Spang Valley Greene Warren Englewood Montgomery Clark Lake and streams Stillwater Great Miami Rivers and Twin Lake in Miami County.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Spang Valley
Greene
Warren
Englewood
Montgomery County
Clark Lake
Clark County
Great Miami
Twin Lake
Miami County
Owens To Lead Torch Relay For US Olympic Fund
Jesse Owens, famed 1936 Olympian, will lead 3,500 runners carrying the Olympic torch from New York to Los Angeles to raise one million dollars for the United States Olympic team. The marathon starts 10 a.m. EST Tuesday September 1 and should finish by September 26.
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New York
Jesse Owens
Los Angeles
United States
Ninowski to Start at Quarterback for Browns Tonight
Akron Ohio AP Jim Ninowski will start at quarterback for the Cleveland Browns in an exhibition game against the Pittsburgh Steelers at the Rubber Bowl. Frank Ryan is sidelined with a bruised leg and shoulder, while Bob Gain and Johnny Brewer are doubtful with injuries.
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Los Angeles
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Ore
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Jim Ninowski
Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers
Frank Ryan
Browns
Los Angeles Rams
Bob Gain
Johnny Brewer
Tom Hutchinson
Brewer
Jim Kanicki
Gain
Dale Memmelaar
Dallas Cowboys
Hutchinson
Blanton Collier
Paul Warfield
Ohio State
Rams
Collier
Dave Raimey
Lowell Caylor
Walter Beach
Beach
Bernie Parrish
Persol and Hank Fight to Draw in Madison Square Garden
Johnny Persol and Henry Hank battled to a 5-5 draw over 10 rounds in the final weekly TV bout at Madison Square Garden. A crowd of 5,219 watched as the telecast ends after 20 years. next Garden card aims for box office with no subsidy.
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New York
Johnny Persol
Henry Hank
Madison Square Garden
Razor Blade
Cleveland
the Garden
Persol
Hank
Detroit
Tony Rossi
Tony Castellano
Art Mercante
Two Key Goldman League Softball Games Set for Sunday
Huff's Auto Sales faces National Bowling Lanes in a 7 p.m. makeup. Bradley's Cafe then plays Huff's at 8:30 p.m. to decide the second round title. Huff's win affects both round and overall crowns with potential double titles if they sweep.
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Goldman Park
Department of Parks and Recreation
Huff
Bradley's Cafe
Huff's
Bradley
Marilynn Smith Leads By Two In Albuquerque Tourney
Marilynn Smith shot four under par 68 to lead the Albuquerque LPGA event by two strokes after the opening round at Paradise Hills Country Club. Sandra Haynie and Ruth Jessen lie two back with 70s.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Marilynn Smith
Paradise Hills Country Club
Miss Smith
Sandra Haynie
Ruth Jessen
Biondi Retains Australian Welterweight Title in Melbourne Fight
In Melbourne, Gilberto Biondi, 134 pounds, Australia, outpointed Kimpo Armarfio, 1322, Ghana, protecting his Australian welterweight championship. In New York, Oscar Bonave na, 201, Argentina, stopped Tom McNeely, 203, Arlington, Mass. The bout ended with Bonavenna securing a stoppage in the fifth.
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New York
Oscar Bonavena
Argentina
Tom McNeely
Arlington
Mass
Melbourne
Gilberto Biondi
Australia
Kimpo Armarfio
Ghana
Biondi
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