Fenwick Falcons Face Uncertain Season With Limited Depth
Fenwick coach Jerry Harkrader frets over only seven returning seniors and a string of injuries as the Falcons rebuild. Junior Bill Zumbahien will quarterback a wide open offense, with Don Mitchell at fullback and Nick Tracy at end. Experience exists on tackles Tom Lafay ette and Steve Lettich, and guard Accurso, but depth remains a concern as scrimmage with Piqua Catholic approaches. Franklin and Monroe are seen as the league’s strongest teams for now, with potential for another strong year if injuries stay down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenwick
Nick Tracy
Zumbahlen
Don Mitchell
Falcons
Tom LaFayette
Steve Lettich
Guardian Accurso
Harkrader
Piqua Catholic
Franklin and
Monroe
United States Beats Soviet Union 81 38 In Budapest
In Budapest a score board shows Egyesult Allamok 81 Szovzetunio 38 as the U S defeats the Soviet Union 81 38. Coach John Kundla credits defense for the win while Bill Bradley Fred Hetzel Ollie Johnson power the second half surge. The victory likely seals gold for the U S college squad with games against France and Hungary upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egyesult Allamok
Szovzetunio
United States
Soviet Union
John Kundla
University of Minnesota
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Fred Hetzel
Davidson
Bradley
Hetzel
Ollie Johnson
San Francisco
U. S
France
Hungary
Kathy Cole Aims For Solo Gold At Maccabiah Swim
Fourteen year old Kathy Cole from North Miami Beach seeks a solo gold in the 100 meter freestyle at the World Maccabiah Games in Tel Aviv. She already earned bronze in 100 meter backstroke and gold as anchor of the 400 meter freestyle relay along with Rita Morse Carole Adler and Heidi Ross. The U S leads in finals with multiple records, while John Stark added a men's 200 meter butterfly title for Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Israel
Kathy Cole
Miami Beach
Fla
Stark
Ann Sachs
Pittsburgh
Yvona Tovis
Miss Cole
Rita Morse
Nashville
Tenn
Carole Adler
Encino
Calif
Heidi Ross
Walnut Creek
Cincinnati Rookie Wins Grand American Handicap
More than 3,000 sharpshooters gathered in Vandalia Ohio for the Grand American Trapshoots Handicap event. Rookie Henry W Scheidt of Cincinnati won the preliminary with 99 of 100 targets at 20 yards earning about 6000 dollars. He noted the windy conditions and joked about his consistency as a chiropractor.
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Vandalia
Scheidt
Forest Hills Swimmers Triumph In Duel Meet
Forest Hills Country Club powered past Wildwood 273 to 243 in a Monday night duel. Tom and Bob Runyan combined for eight firsts, Bob topping both 14 and under and 17 and under divisions. Dave Hughes added three firsts in 12 and under. Enochs led Wildwood with three firsts in Girls 10 and under while Carol Humphreys captured three in Girls 12 and under.
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Forest Hills Country Club
Wildwood
Forest Hills
Tom
Bob Runyan
Bob
Hs Brother
Dave Hughes
Enochs
Carol Humphreys
Mazeroski stars in Pirates sweep with six straight hits
Batting highlight for Bill Mazeroski as the Pirates dominate San Francisco in both games of a doubleheader 8 0 and 6 5. Davidson shines for the Reds with six innings of one hit relief, lifting Cincinnati to a 3 1 victory over Milwaukee and into a second place tie with the Braves, a half game behind the Dodgers.
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Bill Mazeroski
Pirates
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Ted Davidson
Reds
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Braves
Los Angeles
Nicklaus Aims to Make Amends After Poor Round
Jack Nicklaus pledged to rebound after a 10 over par 80 in the opening round of the American Golf Classic at Firestone. Johnny Pott, Jim Ferrier, and Bobby Nichols led with 68, while Arnold Palmer and others posted even par. Nicklaus blamed fatigue and overgolfing, promising to return and try to make the cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Johnny Pott
Jim Ferrier
Bobby Nichols
Pott
Ferrier
Nichols
Firestone
Ohioan Upset in Amateur Golf Championship
Portsmouth Ohio, Lida Fee Matthews falls to Polly Riley of Fort Worth, Texas on the 18th green in the quarter final of the U S Women's Amateur Golf Championship. Riley sinks an eight foot pressure putt to win.
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Denver
Colo
Lida Fee Matthews
Portsmouth
Ohio
U.S
Miss Matthews
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Tex
Mourouzis Cops At Forest Hills
Mrs. George Mourouzis fired a 40 to win low gross honors in the First Flight on ladies day at Forest Hills Country Club yesterday. Mrs. Ewing Taulbee won low net with 30. Mrs. Leonard Glick led the Flight with 48. Arnold Grine had low net 32. Mrs. Emerson Wendt took the Flight Cross with 62. Mrs. Dale Paul won low net with 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mourouzis
Forest Hills Country Club
Ewing Taulbee
Leonard Glick
Arnold Grine
Emerson Wendt
Dale Paul
Mrs. Combs Wins First Flight in Brown's Run Ladies Day
Owen Combs fired 87 to pace 18 hole play and win low gross in the first flight at Brown's Run Country Club. Lownet tied for low net with 77. Second flight saw D. M. Yost post a best ever 86 Tuesday to win low gross 97.
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Owen Combs
Brown
Lownet
Hal Mercier
D. M. Yost
David Thompson
Harry Bedford
James Snyder
Ray Brown
Robert Nelson
Lars Larson
W. B. Hunt
Forrest Morrow
Stuart Hatch
Aeronca Dominates MIAC Tournament Crown at Gardner Diamond
Aeronca Lone unbeaten champions repeat with an 8 4 win over Barkelew Electric in the MIAC final at Gardner Diamond. Crystal Tissue dethrones Ohio Bell 18 12 in consolation and eyes Barkelew tonight, while Ed Gunderson drives in two runs and Rol Hall earns the win. In the Church Tournament United Missionary Baptist leads in the championship bracket as Salvation Army and Community Bible Church stay alive in consolation with key homers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeronca
Gardner Diamond
Barkelew Electric
Crystal Tissue
Ohio Bell
Barkelew
Ed Gunderson
Les Wills
Bark
United Missionary Baptist
Hamilton Salvation Army
Community Bible Church
Baptists
Salvation Army
Tytus Ave
Community Bible
Laubenstein
MIAC
Barkeley Electric
Winjners
Crystal-Barkeley
Armco
East Side Diamond
East Side Office
Pipe Weld
Mets
Coating
Goldman Park
Clayton Street
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Dan Darrag
Jerry Harkrader
Bill Zumbahien
Falcon End
Egyesult Allamok Winner
Budapest
Will Grimsley
By Murray Rose
South Africa
Australia
John Stark
Jone
Bebe
Dan Rockford
Ill
Ken Ziskin
Burbank
Minder
Dick Abraham
Savannah
Franklin
S. Main St
Ronald L. Moder
Steiel Blvd
Larry J. Templeton
Arnold Palmer
al Geiberger
Doug Sanders
Peter Thomas
Mason Rudolph
Kel Nagle
R. H. Sikes
Tony Lema
Palmer
Ikke
Augusta
Columbus
Mrs. Combs
Bencom
John Dobrozs Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Aeronca Lone
East Side Diamonds
East Side
Edge Works Engineering
Machine Shop
Roll Shop
Hot Strip
Middletown Coke
Hamilton Coke
Pipe Shop
East Side Processing
Combs
Fraley
Head
McGuire
Huber
Stan Graham
Dave Elliott
Joe Turner
Bill Thompson
Life Lanes
Lebanon Air Service
Greentree Road
Luchu
LuciTt
Mateo
FIRST
Dodge Boys
Earth
E. Hamilton Sales & Service
E. 4Th Street
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