Hole-In-One Binge Continues At Local Golf Courses
In 1962 the three local courses saw 16 golfers score holes-in-one, just one short of 1961’s record. Wildwood led with eight aces, Brown's Run six, Forest Hills two. youths dominated with Greg Oganowski at 14 becoming the youngest local ace. Midletown players Dick Fialho Jr. and Mike Moon also scored at Brown's Run. Dr W R Steele added a Dec 2 ace, with others at Brown's Run including Cliff Crawford and Harry Bedford. Women Phyllis Booth and Mrs Gene Mack joined earlier aces at Wildwood. Forest Hills reported Howard Johnson and Ken Coburn achieving holes-in-one.
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Wildwood Golf Club
Brown's Run Country Club
Forest Hills Country Club
Brown
Greg Oganowski
Greg
Middletown High
Dick Fialho Jr
Mike Moon
W. R. Steele
Cliff
Local Sports Roundup Highlights City Tournaments and Champs
A dense listing of tennis and softball results from Middletown and surrounding circuits. Notable names include Tom Harrison Pete Hofmann Kent Chalfin Connie Capozzi Pam Goetz Sparky Snyder David Harrington Susan Gerber and Bill Strull. District and regional events feature Armco teams and multiple age groups across men women and mixed events.
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Tom Harrison
Pete Hofmann
Kent Chalfin
Sparky Snyder
Connie Capozzi
Cindy Snyder
Pam Goetz
Susan Gerber
Connie- Joan Capozzi
Bill Strull
Cynthia Hofmann
David Harrington
Walt Beatty
Middletown
Linda Nein
Duff's Cafe
Seyfert’s Potato
Stag’s Place
Allen Construction
Armco Triangles
Springboro
Knights of Columbus
ARMCO
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Raymond Bay
David L. Smith
Armco Masonry
McCoy Leffler
Armco I
McDonald’s
Middletown Shopping Center
Middletown Shopping Center City
Bill’ S Ritter
Don Snyder
Miami Valley
Tom Ritter
Dick Fiahl
Free Trial Offer for Master Heater on Your Job
A message promotes a free trial of a Master heater for use on a job with no obligation. It invites readers to call for arrangement, promising a hands on opportunity to evaluate the device before committing.
Auerbach Fan Quarrel Settlement in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati, attorneys for Red Auerbach and a Celtics fan withdrew assault and battery cross warrants ending the quarrel from the December 2 incident after Boston beat the Royals 128-127. Auerbach had admitted striking Edward Finke Jr. following verbal abuse. They shook hands in police court as Celtics won 121-113 Friday.
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Red Auerbach
Boston Celtics
Celtics
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
Auerbach
Edward Finke Jr
Royals
Finke
Clarence Denning
Sand Traps Take Rough Beating
Miami golf pro Bill Tinder laments sand trap damage and jokes about a National Be Kind to Sand Traps Week. He notes people walking up the sides pulling hand carts and even driving electric carts through traps.
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Miami
Fla
Bill Tinder
Tinder
Odd Wildlife Incidents Reported In Ohio Scene
Wildlife notes from Ohio recount two oddities. A coon escaped its cage into a doghouse housing the family hound during a blizzard, while a trapper in a muskrat run found a two pound largemouth bass waiting at his trapline. Also reported are tularemia cases linked to rabbit handling, bow deer harvests, muskies feeding in winter, and former St John University athletes LeRoy Ellis with the Lakers and Kevin Loughery with the Pistons.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Pete Belt
Mount Gilead
Pete
Sheldon Colvin
Division of Wildlife
Colvin
Springfield
Clark County
Lawrence County
Ohio Department of Health
Clark
St. John's University of New York
National Basketball Association
LeRoy Ellis
Los Angeles Lakers
Kevin Loughery
Detroit Pistons
National Sports Champs For 62 Daytona 500 Glenn Roberts
A sweeping roll call of 1962 champions across auto racing, boxing, golf, tennis, and track lists winners and home bases from Glenn Roberts in Daytona Beach to Graham Hill in London, with Joe Weatherly, Paul Goldsmith, and the Boston Red Sox leading baseball honors. The compilation names leading batters, pitchers, and golfers along with college and conference honors, detailing standout performers like Willie Mays, Harmon Killebrew, and Bob Hayes while noting teams such as Southern California, Wisconsin, and Oklahoma State.
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Glenn Roberts
Daytona Beach
Fla
Roger Ward
Indianapolis
Nascar
Joe Weatherly
Norfolk
Paul Goldsmith
St. Clair Shores
Mich
Graham Hill
London
New York
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pete Runnels
Boston Red Sox
Willie Mays
Giants
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Kennedy backs arbitration to settle AAU NCAA feud
The U S Track and Field Federation accepted President Kennedy s mandate for arbitration between the AAU and the NCAA backed federation. A one day meeting Friday adopted the call to end the dispute and MacArthur was named arbitrator. The AAU executive committee votes on compulsory arbitration are due next week.
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Chicago
U.S
Track and Field Federation
Kennedy
AAU
Federation
Douglas MacArthur
National
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