Ashe Seated No 8 in US Championships at Forest Hills
Arthur Ashe 21 year old from Richmond and first Black player named to a US Davis Cup challenge round team expresses mixed feelings about his eighth seed at Forest Hills. He also notes his fourth seed at Southampton and faces Charles Pasarella in quarterfinals after beating Graham Stillwell 6 3 9 7.
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N.Y
Arthur Ashe
Forest Hills
Ashe
Richmond
Meadow Club
Charles Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Pasarella
U.S
Dennis Ralston
Chuck McKinley
Graham Stillwell
England
Ralston
America
McKinley
Martin Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Bitsy Harrison
West Point
City Junior Golf Tourney Set for Sept 3 4
The City American Legion sponsored junior golf tournament runs Thursday and Friday September 3 4 at Wildwood and Brown's Run courses. Entry closes August 30 with eight divisions including a championship for ages 18 and under and a girls championship bracket.
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The
American Legion
Wildwood
Brown's Run Country Club
Middletown
NBA to adopt balanced schedule for 1964 65 season
New York AP reports the National Basketball Association will implement a balanced schedule for the 1964 65 season. Each of the league's teams will play the other eight teams ten times, marking the first time the NBA uses this format.
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NEW York
National Basketball Association
Connie Capozzi Wins Valley Under 16 Title
Connie Capozzi of Middletown adds the Ohio Valley Invitational Girls Under 16 championship to her tally after defeating Susan Hovarka of Charleston West Virginia 8-6 6-1 in the final. P D Ballard of Middletown pushed John Peckskamp of Cincinnati to the limit before losing 7-5 8-6 in the Boys Under 12 final. Tom Harrison of Middletown fell to Steve Parsons of Charleston 6-1 7-5 in the Boys Under 14 final.
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Covington
Middletown
Connie Capozzi
Connie
Susan Hovarka
Charleston
W. Va
P. D. Ballard
John Peckskamp
Cincinnati
Peckskamp
Ballard
Tom Harrison
Steve Parsons
Hornets to Scrimmage at Princeton Saturday
Monroe High's Hornets schedule a scrimmage with Princeton Saturday at 9 a.m. Fenwick also planned a scrimmage, but Hamilton Catholic had prior commitments. Madison and Middletown each arrange multiple scrimmages around early September.
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Hornets
Princeton
Fenwick
Hamilton Catholic
Madison
Middletown Middies
Tytus Church Repeats As Loop Champ
Tytus Ave Church of God defeated Maustown Community Church 13-5 to repeat as champions of the Thursday Church League at Goldman Park. Tytus overcame a 3-1 deficit with six runs in the fourth and fifth innings led by Bill Manning's three run homer and three-hit nights from Darrell Bowen and Don Manning. Maustown had taken the first round crown after a tie-break playoff. Tytus Ave swept the second round to claim the title.
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Tytus Ave. Church of God
Maustown Community Church
Goldman Park
Maustown
Ted Brown
Tytus Ave
Manstown
Aeronca
Gardner Diamond
Crystal Tissue
Gerry Cruse
Bill Stratton
Stratton
Barkeley Electric
Barkelew
Crystal
Magnode
Honn
Transportation and Labor No 2 edge Power 17 16 nine innings
Transportation and Labor No 2 rallied from behind to defeat Power 17 16 in nine innings to win an Armco Safety League playoff game at East Side Diamonds. Pipe Shop defeated Sales Service 26 12 and No 2 Open Hearth beat Metal Products 16 11 while Transportation and Labor No 1 won by forfeit over General Office.
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Transportation and Labor No. 2
Edge Power
Armco
East Side
Tytus Avenue Church of God Outlasts Thursday All Stars 10–6
Tytus Avenue Church of God rallied to defeat the Thursday Church League All-Stars 10 to 6 in eight innings. Tytus tied the game 6–6 after seven innings and scored four runs in the eighth to seal the win.
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Tytus Avenue Church of God
Tytus
Curry Ford tops All-Stars in league clash
Curry Ford won the New Car Dealers League game by blasting the All-Stars 18 to 8. A six run burst in the fifth inning sealed the win for Curry Ford.
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Curry Ford
Curry
Fischer pitches fifth shutout in 13-0 win over San Francisco
Hank Fischer of Milwaukee threw a three hit shutout for his fifth such game, as the Brewers blank the Giants 13-0. Joe Adcock of Los Angeles hit his 300th career homer and added two singles with three RBIs in the Angels 7-1 victory over Kansas City.
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Associated Press
Hank Fischer
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Joe Adcock
Los Angeles
Angels
Kansas City
Madison Eleven Hurting Forces Mohawks to Roster Shakeup
Madison High one week into practice trims squad from 42 to 24 as illness and injuries strike. Larry Brand and others miss time while key backfield star Dave Eckhardt is sidelined. Doug Sheley starts at quarterback with knee stiffness. Mike Reed Ed Wells and Ed Hounshell named in backfield as team aims to rebound from 6-4 season.
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Jim Friend
Madison High
Larry Brand
Enburg
Madison
al Kein
Doug Sheley
Sheley
Mike Reed
Ed ‘Wells
Ed ‘Hounshell
Reed
Old Look Colts Rout Redskins In Exhibition Showdown
Johnny Unitas steered the Baltimore Colts to a 41-14 victory over the Washington Redskins as the legend revived in the late exhibition. A 45,016 sellout watched Unitas throw two touchdowns and direct another scoring drive at D C Stadium. The NFL exhibition schedule opened in earnest with four games on Thursday night and a slate to follow through the weekend.
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Associated Press
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Redskins
Baltimore
Johnny Unitas
Unitas
Light
Colts
D.C
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Bears
Chicago
Green Bay
Cards
Bears
Detroit
Milt
Cleveland
Lions
Browns
Jimmy Brown
Frank Ryan
Ryan
Pittsburgh
Mrs Combs Leads Brown's Run Ladies Day Golf
Mrs Owen Combs posted a 91 to capture low gross in the 18 hole field on ladies day at Brown's Run. Low net prizes went to Mrs Don Osborne with 73 while second flight winners included Mrs Mike Graney and Mrs Russell Anness.
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Owen Combs
Brown's Run Country Club
Don Osborne
Mike Graney
Russell Anness
Brookes Billman
Lee Weitzenkorn
Harry Holiday
Matthew Foley
William Robinson
Harry Nicholson
Don Goodman
Football Player Lineups and Tossup in SOC Race
Last year players include Wells Hounshell and Shelton as seniors. Sorrell replaces at running back while Turner eyed as wing back. Kelhoffer back to quarterback when healed. Juniors Carter Trenan Ponder Earls Wolfenberger Slough Cress Gomia Salyers Mather Trenan named, Brandenburg calls SOC tossup after Oxford Talawanda withdrawal.
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Wells
Hounshell
Sheley
Tom Sorrell
Chauncey Turner
Lynn Kelhoffer
Jim Carter
Ron Trenan
Doug Ponder
Dennis Earls
Mike Wolfenberger
Kent Slough
Greg Cress
Southern Ohio
Tom Gomia
Curtis Salyers
Gomia
Sayers
David Mather
Gary Trenan
Brandenburg
Oxford Talawanda
Madison
King joins Steelers at Rhode Island camp after trade
Phil King arrived at the University of Rhode Island to report for the Steelers training camp two days after being traded from the Giants to Pittsburgh. The move places King with the Steelers as they begin preparations for the season.
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Kingston
R.I
Phil King
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
University of Rhode Island
49er Roster Returns to Form as Brodie Leads
St Marys Calif AP George Mira the rookie QB will wait for his turn as John Brodie holds the 49ers No 1 job. Coach Jack Christiansen notes Brodie has regained command after an arm injury last season. The 49ers anticipate healthy players to improve a 2 12 record, with lengthy list of starters and backups listed across offense and defense.
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ST. Mary's
Calif
George Mira
Miami
San Francisco 49Ers
John Brodie
Jack Christiansen
Red Hickey
Brodie
49Ers
Christiansen
49ers Roster Notes Highlight Key Players and Injuries
Veterans Dan Colchico Char lie Krueger Jerry Mertens and Bill Kil mer show knee problems and a fractured leg sidelined Kil mer in 1963. Rookies Mira Parks Wilcox and Poole Burke join a pass heavy 49ers attack with Brodie returning and Grosscup in quarterback consideration.
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Dan Colchico
Charlie Krueger
Jerry Mertens
Bill Kilmer
Colchico
Krueger
Mertens
Kilmer
Consolation and Day Golf Winners At Forest Hills
At Forest Hills Country Club a consolation tourney saw Mrs. Paul Ruth win Flight A with 89, Mrs. Howard Johnson take Flight B with 9, and Mrs. Oliver Seitter win Flight C with 98. In regular Ladies Day low gross honors went to Mrs. Robert Leasure in Flight A with 42, while Mrs. Ewing Taubee had low net 35. Flight B low gross went to Mrs. Glenn Lane with 47 and Mrs. Cecil Runyan won low net 29, and Flight C low gross to Mrs. Howard Hoffman with 4 and Mrs. Ray Minter won low net 32. Match Play crowned Mrs. Louis Brown Flight A 1 up on Mrs. John Adams, and Mrs. Tom Wiley Flight B 4 and 3 over Mrs. Charles Leasure, with Runyan winning Flight C 4 and 1 over Mrs. Hoffman.
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Forest Hills Country Club
Paul Ruth
Howard Johnson
Oliver Seitter
Robert Leasure
Ewing Taubee
Glenn Lane
Cecil Runyan
Howard Hoffman
Ray Minter
Louis Brown
John Adams
Tom Wiley
Charles Leasure
Runyan
Hoffman
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