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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1977

Page

11

Bengals win near miss as vet kickers falter in exhibition

In Pontiac Michigan the Bengals nearly beat the Lions 20 17 as Wood and Sunter misfired on a 28 yard field goal and a 34 yard attempt and an extra point. Fred Steinfort may win the job but he did not play due to a pending physical. Cincinnati led early on a Archie Griffin six yard touchdown run.

Pontiac, Mich Bob Wood Ian Sunter Detroit Lions Cincinnati Bengals Lions Pontiac Silverdome Wood Sunter Fred Steinfort Seattle Cincinnati Bill Johnson Detroit Ken Anderson Bengals Archie Griffin Chris Bahr

MIRC tourney slowed by rain at Goldman Park

Rain delayed the City MIRC softball tournament at Goldman Park over the weekend with games rescheduled through Thursday. Losers bracket action includes Square D vs Diamond International and Magnode vs Water Refining at 6 pm with winner at 7 pm.

MIRC Goldman Park Square D Diamond International Magnode Local 112 Sorg Paper No. 1

Franklin tournament set for weekend at Turner's Field

The Western Auto sponsored Franklin A softball tournament will be held this weekend at Turner's Field. Entry is 55 dollars per team with 14 teams forming the field after the 7 p.m. Thursday draw. Co chairs are Ken Russell and James Turner.

Franklin The Western Auto Turner's Field Ken Russell James Turner

Dad and son shine in golf scramble at Wildwood and Armco Park

In the father son scramble Don Shadoan birdied No 10 with a five iron for 185 yards. Tyson Kemplin and Steve Cochran aced holes at Armco Park with a five iron and six iron respectively, bringing Armco’s season total to 13. Two foursomes tied for first at Wildwood, with the Schramms and Woodwards sharing the top spot and the Wilsons and Stevens placing third.

Don Shadoan Scott Shadoan Wildwood Armco Park Tyson Kemplin Steve Cochran Max Marty Szturm Dave Jeff Woodward Don Horn Srand Jr Nick Schramm Gene Mike Wilson Kent Stevens

Monroe Ey champs crown weekend tennis event

Seventeen champions emerged as the Monroe summer tennis program finished after 45 players competed and 48 trophies were awarded. Final results include Mark Pratt defeating Dick Shultz 60 61 in men singles and Joyce Braude winning women’s singles 64 67 62 over June Compton.

Monroe Mark Pratt Dick Shultz Joyce Braude June Compton Steve Pau! Lail Red Mark Platt Betty Shyultz Mary Pahr Julie Schrattenberger Julie Schratienberger Dict Betty Shultz Roby Long Scott Arnold Jay Switzer Steve Lail Steve Qwen David Butcher Pau! Lai Valerie Benoy Fay Lai Linda Riley Shery! Side Karen Schrattenberger Traci Mayabb Mary Pain John Butcher Scott Orts Cary Long Steve and Pay Lail Steve Owen Cathy Carr Nancy Brower Debbie Benoy Julie Carr

Grand Time Wins Sparticus Handicap at River Downs

Grand Time led wire to wire to win the Sparticus Handicap at River Downs despite rain and mud. The victory marked his third win in six starts this summer, returning $23.00, $7.40 and $3.80 for a $2 wager.

Cincinnati River Downs

North wins Westchester Classic first pro title

Andy North captured his first pro title by two strokes at the Westchester Classic in Harrison New York. He finished 12 under par 272 with George Archer second at 274 and Tom Watson just one behind in a tight finish.

Harrison N.Y Andy North PGA North New York Westchester Country Club George Archer Leonard Thompson Howard Twitty Tom Weiskopf Weiskopf George Burns Andy Bean Tom Watson Jack Nicklaus

Austin Wins Wheeling LPGA Classic in Narrow Margin

Debbie Austin captured the Wheeling LPGA Classic by one stroke over Hollis Stacy, posting a tournament record 209 and earning $7,500 for the win. Stacy surged with seven birdies but fell short as Austin extended her winning streak to two titles in four weeks.

Wheeling W.va Debbie Austin Miss Austin Hollis Stacy Stacy

Local Golf Results at Browns Run and Wildwood

In Browns Run event two man teams were led by Dr. Larry Linder and Dr Cal Skinner with 40 points, and Bill Linder with Owen Combs scoring 61. At Wildwood Grayson Cox and Bob McCandless posted 75, Mike Meni 16, with Cox also achieving low net 67. Closest to pin went to Brewer and Petrocy with 10 and 6 respectively.

Browns Larry Linder Cal Skinner Jim Newland Gene Orr Bill Linder Owen Combs Ird DO. Levey W. R Steele Mike Miller Moe Crouch Bi Barnes J O. Miller Wildwood Lowgross Grayson Cox Bob McCandless Mike Meni Low Cox Chas Brewer Kent Little Brewer Bob Petrocy Bob Yost Chuck Kent Tom Crowe

Rutherford wins Battenhausen 200 Indy race in Mosport event

Johnny Rutherford leads from laps remaining after Al Unser drops out to win the Tony Battenhausen 200 at Mosport. Patrick Tambay wins the Can Am Diamond race in a Lola Chaparral. Jeff Borowiak and Jaime Fillol reach tennis finals. Regina Marsikova claims women’s title. Bruce Manson wins U S 21 and under. Ulrike Tauber breaks 200 IM world mark in J\u00f6nk\u00f6ping. Alice Browne sets 1500 free world record in Mission Viejo.

Milwaukee Johnny Rutherford al Unser Texas Tony Battenhausen Mosport Ont Patrick Tambay France Regina Marsikova Marise Kruger New York Bruce Manson Los Angeles U.S Manson Tim Wilkison Shelby N.C Wilkison Stacey Magnuson Sandra Collins Jonkoping Sweden Ulrike Tauber Mission Viejo Calif Alice Browne

Jones named 231s MVP for second straight year

Pete Jones, Lebanon High School senior, was named Middletown American Legion Post 231 MVP after hitting .366 with seven homers and 33 RBIs. Jeff Zornes earned top pitcher with an 8-3 record and 1.82 ERA. Todd Carter of Mason High won batting title at .377 and Rookie of the Year honors.

Pete Jones Middletown American Legion Post Armco Park Jones Lebanon High School Jeff Zornes Todd Carter Mason High

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