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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1956

Page

10

Middletown Tennis Day Honors Art Draut and New Courts

Art Draut received the R C Todd Memorial Trophy as Middletown Tennis Club marked a milestone with three new fast-trying courts donated by Armco Steel Corp. Hackney won the city championship by defeating Mack Maffett 4 4 6 4 2 6 1, while Hackney and Dick Moyer edged Kunz Jr. and Draut 6 2 5 7 6 2 in the doubles. Kunz accepted the courts from Armco president R L Gray amid ceremonies.

Pat Ordovensky Art Kunz Art Draut Don Hackney Middletown Tennis Club Kunz Armco Steel Corp Draut R. C.todd Memorial Hackney Middletown High Mack Maffett Maffett Dick Moyer Tom Wiley W. W. Sebaid Armco Fred Dorner Middletown Robert Driscoll Sorg Paper Co MIT Penate Calvin Grier Todd Art Judy Hagan Fred Dorner Carolyn Wikoff Fred Tobit Journal Camera R. C. Todd Calvin Grier Sorg Paper R. L. Gray W W. Sebald Chaiman Weith

Club Proxy Fires Ace At Wildwood Golf Course

James Wikoff the Wildwood Club president, fired a hole in one on the 181 yard No 10 hole with a four iron. He played in a foursome with Martin Coffey Joe Butterfield and Bill Bergmann. Wikoff posted an 18 hole score of 43 37 60. Other club members Bill Rice Tom Hogan and Dr W R Steele had aces earlier this year.

Wildwood James Wilcott Wikoff Armco Martin Coffey Joe Butterfield Bill Bergmann Bill Rice Tom Hogan W. R. Steele

National League standings and weekend results summary

National League table shows Milwaukee leading with 75 wins and 47 losses, Brooklyn at 71-49, Cincinnati 72-53, St. Louis 66-68, Philadelphia 57-64, Pittsburgh 53-72, New York 49-73. Sunday programs list Brooklyn at Milwaukee as the sole game, plus a busy schedule across the league with Cincinnati 104 Philadelphia 5-11, St. Louis 4-3 New York 3-4-2, and Chicago 6-1. Saturday results include Milwaukee 0-0 Brooklyn 2, New York 6 Chicago 0, and other scores. American League standings show Boston 67-56, Detroit 64-48, Baltimore 55-68, Washington 51-70, Kansas City 41-82, Cleveland 46-? with various Sunday results and Tuesday schedules featuring Kansas City at New York and Cleveland at Baltimore among others.

Milwaukee Brooklyn Cincinnati St. Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York Brosh Chicago Boston Detroit Baltimore Washington Kansas City Cleveland

Freeman Signs With Hawks After Hand Injury

Robin Freeman, Ohio State's Big Ten scoring champion, has signed with the St. Louis Hawks. Earlier this year he lost two fingers on his left hand while chopping wood, raising doubt about a professional career.

Robin Freeman Hawks ST. Louis Ohio St. Louis Hawks

Release Of Scooter Ends Yankee Era

Former Yankees star Phil Rizzuto, once a center of attraction, watched a doubleheader loss to Detroit from the stands after being released by New York. He called the move shocking and said he might pursue a TV job, meeting with broadcasters to explore opportunities.

Remy N. J Azuto New York Yankees Yankees Detroit Ihanaiy Paarer Ees Whissate Kansas City Rizzuto Eigen Amy Weiss Yanks

Mason Masons Trophy Honors Cliff Doughman

Frank Hosea of Mason won the Cliff Doughman Farewell Trophy in a three way shootoff at Middletown Sportsman's Club after tying for first in the 16 yard trapshoot honoring the Morrow pro. Hosea, Roy Davidson of Middletown, and Curtis Grubmeyer of Sidney each broke 100 straight. Hosea then added 50 straight in the shootoff. Doughman, headed to East Alton Illinois, posted 97 of 100 in the 16 yard shoot. Others include Don Roberson of wn with percent, Cincinnatians Joe Gardner and Wayne Hill at 99, L. Pugh of Vanceburg tying in the Rival Pugh M Shoot, and Al Keesmond and Kees from Ind. with 23 of 25 in the shootoff. Arnold Smith of Middletown broke 93 in the event.

Frank Hosea Mason Cliff Doughman Middletown Joe Gardner Wayne Hill L. Pugh Vanceburg al Kees Eemond Ind Kees Bon Kees Saiddletown Arnold Smith Don Roberson

Middies Seek Title Fight In Wednesday Bout

Two undefeated middleweights with title aspirations meet Wednesday night at the Chicago Stadium. Rory Calhoun of White Plains New York and Spider Webb of Chicago clash in a 10 round bout telecast. Calhoun, 21, Fights at 160 pounds with 230 career fights and 11 knockouts. Webb is a former foe of Bobby Boyd, now the No 2 middleweight contender.

Murray Rose Chilcago Rory Calhoun White Plains N.Y Spider Webb Chicago Calhoun Georgia Bobby Boyd Boyd Webb Cisco Andrade Calif Art Aragon Los Angeles Wrigley Field New York St. Nicholas Arena Jerry Luedee New Haven Bob Provizzi Jimmy Lee Philadelphia Baby Vasquez Mexico City Ae Oe New Arena Ezzard Charles Harry Matthews Seattle

Leafs Still Pace Close IS Race

The International League title race tightens as four teams remain active. Toronto Maple Leafs, aided by Don Johnson, edged Havana 2-1 to keep their lead while Miami beat Montreal 11-7. Rochester swept Richmond 15-6 and 54, with Columbus and Buffalo also winning later games.

Toronto Maple Leafs

Hurt Skins Fall to 49ers in Exhibition Clash

The Washington Redskins, missing key quarterbacks Eddie LeBaron and Al Doron with injuries, and with rookie Don Bailey ineffective, lost 20-0 to the San Francisco 49ers. In other exhibitions, Chicago beat Detroit 20-17, Green Bay topped New York 17-13, and Baltimore defeated Pittsburgh 37-16. Ollie Matson sealed the Cards win as they reclaimed a late lead. Bart Starr starred for Green Bay with a touchdown and a 31-yard pass.

Washington Redskins Eddie le Baron le Baron al Doron Washington Don Bailey San Francisco 49Ers Chicago Cardinals Detroit Lions Green Bay Packers New York Giants Baltimore Colts Pittsburgh Steelers Cards

McCabe Sweeney Tie Low At Wildwood Golf Club

Bob McCabe and Cliff Sweeney tied for low gross with 74 each at Wildwood Golf Club yesterday. McCabe 39 35 and Sweeney 38 36. Warren White John Blust Bill Bergmann and Emmett Greenwell shot 75. A three way tie for first in blind bogey among K W Denny Dr E R Turner and Dale Whisler with 73. R G White Jim Hargis and Bob Schneider tied for second with 76, Bob Augspurger was third with 80.

Bob McCabe Cliff Pg Wood Golf Club McCabe Sweeney Warren White John Blust Bill Bergmann Emmett Greenwell K. W. Denny E. R. Turner Dale Whisler R. G. White Jim Hargis Bob Schneider

Havana-Puppy Garcia Stops Velarde For Outpoint

In Hollywood California Havana Pupp y Garcia outpointed Gil Velarde in Los Angeles at 10 rounds. Garcia carried 128 percent to Velarde's 130 while Arm stead fought in the same venue.

Havana Puppy Garcia Hollywood Calif Armstead Los Angeles Gil Velarde

Fowler Only Bright Spot In Relief Stint

Cincinnati Reds pitcher Art Fowler stood out in relief during a doubleheader with Philadelphia. Fowler blanked the Phillies in the opener as Cincinnati won 10 to 5, while the Reds fell 11 to 4 in the nightcap behind a Phillies late surge. Ted Kluszewski hit a 33rd homer, Frank Robinson and Gus Bell contributed late, and Lopata's two homers highlighted Philadelphia’s offense.

Philadelphia Birdie Tebbetts Art Fowler Reds Redleg Brooks Lawrence Hershell Freeman Phillies Redlegs Fowler Cincinnati Ted Kluszewski Gus Bell Johnny Temple Frank Robinson Robinson Stan Lopata Philadelphians

Pirates sweep Cubs as Friend wins 15th. Kline edges Senators

Pitcher Bob Friend struck out five and yielded four hits to notch his 15th win and then tossed 11 hitless innings in relief to save a 2-1 victory for Ron Kline in a doubleheader sweep. Rocky Colavito belted a two run double and his 16th homer with a man aboard as Cleveland beat Washington 4-1.

Bob Friend Pirates Cubs Ron Kline Rocky Colavito Indians Senators

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Art Draut Todd Trophy Hackney City Mound Corps Bill Bowen Miami University Muskingum College Ken Rupp Moyer Bob Swanger Tom Tenforde Hackney-Wiley Art Kunz, Jr Club Proxy Ace Racing Daily Hamilton, Ohio Davey Central Ave Scooter Mason Mansons Paya Kentucky Raceway Florence Leafs THE Associated Press A&w Wrootbeer Frisco Sweeney Low Phillie Lopata Laill Kluszewski Klu Chevrolet Howe Motor Petk Tai
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