Crowns Decided in Ohio Slo-Pitch Tourneys
Butler County may crown slo pitch capital as Wilsman's Trucking won Open Division in Columbus. Armco Triangles of Middletown and Clayton Rogers Plumbing of Hamilton fell short in Industrial and Women's titles at Goldman Park, with the Pabst International of Springfield spoiling the Triangles and Red Birds of Columbus besting Hamilton in the other final.
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Butler County
Ohio
Wilsman's
Trucking
Columbus
Armco Triangles
Middletown
Clayton Rogers Plumbing
Hamilton
Goldman Park
Pabst International
Springfield
Red Birds
Pabst ~ International
Triangles
Ton Rogers Plumbing
Hamilton Club
Wilsman's Cops State Open Title Clinches World Bid
Wilsman's Trucking of Hamilton led by Carel Cosby defeated LaGrange Screw Products 5-3 in Columbus to capture the state open slo pitch crown. Bob Harrison's two run homer in the seventh secured the win as Wilsman's completed an undefeated run, beating Moritz Builders and Beaver Creek en route. The victory earns a spot at the world tournament in Parma on Sept 2.
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Wilsman
Hamilton
Columbus
Carel Cosby
Bob Harrison
LaGrange Screw Products of
LaGrange, C
LaGrange
Cosby
Oneida
Wilsman’s
Beavercreek
Moritz Builders
Mansfield
Art
Superette
Ironton
Athens
Parma
Local League Scores Across Mixed Teams
The report lists multiple game results among local teams including Police, Fisher Body, Armco, National Flight Service Perrysburg, Clayton Rogers Plumbing Hamilton Sidney Girls Red Birds Columbus Bart s Bar Pope s Inn Anderson Funeral Home Bowling Green Stockdale Dollarettes Lar son Home Marion Bart s Bar and Sidney Girls in varied margins.
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Police
Fisher Body
Armco
Pabst International
Armco Triangles
Stockdale Dollarette
Marysville
National Flight Service
Perrysburg
Clayton Rogers Plumbing
Hamilton
Sidney Girls
Sidney
Red Birds
Columbus
Bart's Bar
Pope's Inn
Anderson Funeral Home
Bowling Green
Stockdale Dollarettes
Larson Home
Marion
Ray Miller Shines in Perfect Game for Schoenling
Hamilton Schoenling pitcher Ray Miller of Middletown fired a perfect game striking out 13 as 21 retired in a 2-0 semifinal win over Kidron in the State Fast Pitch Softball Tournament. Don Degenova of Youngstown blanked Hamilton Merchants 2-0 on two hits.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Ray Miller
Hamilton Schoenling
Kidron
Miller
Youngstown
Don Degenova
Hamilton Merchants
Middletown
District Sales Representative Advertises Position in Cincinnati
A multi million dollar corporation seeks aggressive salespersons to represent in Cincinnati and surrounding area. Applicants need sales experience ages 25 to 28 and at least high school education. Chosen individuals receive thorough training group insurance and retirement plan details provided in Cincinnati adv.
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Cincinnati
Mnceres
PO Ben
European Championships Swim Sets Six National Records
Judith Turoczy of Hungary posted the fastest 100 meter freestyle time at 1:02 on day two of the European Swimming Championships in Utrecht Netherlands as six national records fell in the event.
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Utrecht
Netherlands
Judith Turoczy
Hungary
Wall Runs Away With Insurance City Open Title
Art Wall Jr. claimed the Insurance City Open at Wethersfield Country Club finishing 18 under 266 to win $20,000. He led wire to wire with rounds of 65 74 69 68, two bogeys in the third round, and a final 68 as Wes Ellis Jr. trailed two strokes.
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Hartford
Wall
Wethersfield Country Club
Bob Goalby
Goalby
Wes Ellis Jr
Wethersfield
Ellis
Wright Wins Western Open in Tight Finale
Mickey Wright waits until the 18th hole to seize a one stroke victory at the Women’s Western Open in Mukwonago Wisconsin. Margie Masters and Jo Ann Prentice falter on the final hole as Wright cards a 76 to finish two over par 302 and claim $1500 first prize while Masters and Prentice tie for second at 303 and split $1100 each.
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Mukwonago
Wis
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Margie Masters
Jo Ann Prentice
Miss Masters
Miss Prentice
Laver Wins City of Porto Professional Tennis Cup
Rod Laver of Australia took the City of Oporto Professional Tennis Cup in Portugal on Sunday defeating Pierre Barthes of France 6 4 8 6. Andres Gimeno of Spain beat Earl Buchholz of St. Louis 7 5 7 5 for third place.
Kaizu Edges Flores In Narrow Bout In Nagoya
In Nagoya, Fumico Kaizu of Japan defeated Terry Flores of the Philippines by points in a closely contested ten round lightweight bout.
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Nagoya
Japan
Mule Named Mascot for Kansas City Athletics Ball Club
A mule becomes the mascot for the Kansas City Athletics of the American Baseball League, giving the team a distinctive, locally noted emblem.
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The
Kansas City Athletics
American Baseball League
Browns rout Falcons as Collier pleads for understanding
Cleve land Browns crushed Atlanta 42 3 before 48 548 at Fulton County Stadium. Blanton Collier urged fans to be patient and understanding after a lopsided loss that left Atlanta coach Nort Hecker unhappy with the performance and tempo of the game.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Blanton Collier
Cleveland Browns
Atlanta
Collier
Browns
Nort Hecker
Falcons
Hecker
Browns Consider Harness Aiding Quarterback Frank Ryan
Browns plan to limit Frank Ryan’s throwing, possibly using a harness in practice to curb elbow strain. Ryan sat out much of recent scrimmage as the Browns beat the Falcons 42-3 and other NFL exhibitions saw Dallas, New York, Chicago, Minnesota and Pittsburgh win.
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Hiram
Ohio
Frank Ryan
Cleveland Browns
Ryan
Dallas
Green Bay
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Boston
Oakland
Kansas City
San Diego
Miami
Buffalo
Houston
Don Meredith
Bob Hayes
Cowboys
Packers
Tennis boosters tout Boston area as tourney hub
New England tennis boosters say the six-state area will host 143 tournaments this summer, more than any other section in the country. The claim emphasizes Boston area support for regional events.
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Boston
New England
Lady Shooter Sara Bourgeois Makes Rapid Trap Debut
In Tampa Sara Bourgeois, new to firearms just three years after meeting her husband Jim Bourgeois, outshot rivals at a trap shoot in Orlando and a Tampa prelim. A Tampa secretary, she surprised competitors with immediate proficiency.
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Tampa
Fla
Sara Bourgeois
Jim Bourgeois
Johnsons Win Golf Tourney at Brown's Run Country Club
Bill and Allen Johnson won the Annual Father Son Tournament at Brown's Run Country Club with a 317 total, three strokes ahead of Bill and Jon Verity who posted 320. Kent Johnson joined Bill for low net honors with 29, Tom Barkley Sr. and Jr. were second with 297, and George and Jim Roberts placed third at 304. Fred Fleig captured the senior title with 10, Harry Bedford was second with 15. Bill McCabe led weekend scoring at one under par with 71.
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Bill and
Allen Johnson
Brown’s ‘Run Country Club
Johnsons
Bill
Jon Verity
Bills Johnson
Kent
Tom Barkley Sr
George
Jim Roberts
Fred Fleig
Harry Bedford
Bill McCabe
Maverick Named For Nonconformist Whooping Crane At Aransas
Texas officials officially rename Scar neck the whooping crane Maverick. One of 44 cranes wintering at Aransas National Wildlife Refuge, he is known for staying late to depart and returning early. Bureau director John S. Gotts chalks up his behavior as nonconformist.
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Tex
Scarneck
Texas
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Aransas
John S. Gottschalk
Maverick
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