Rome-Giulio Rinaldi Beats Sonny Ray In Chicago Bout
Italian boxer Rome Giulio Rinaldi outpoints Sonny Ray in Chicago in a 10 round match with a 177 to 176 score. Rinaldi secures victory amid a tight decision in a crowded arena.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1961
Page
15
Italian boxer Rome Giulio Rinaldi outpoints Sonny Ray in Chicago in a 10 round match with a 177 to 176 score. Rinaldi secures victory amid a tight decision in a crowded arena.
English challenger Terry Downes arrives amid heavy betting as he faces Paul Pender in a nationally televised middleweight title bout. Pender, 30, is confident of victory as Downes claims to be in peak form. Odds shift from 12-5 to 7-5 with English fan interest rising.
The document lists multiple monetary amounts in dollars totaling various sums. Figures include 5 604 219 44 and 873 578 12 with several smaller values such as 98 000 00 and 178 802 30. A final line shows 6 879 781 66 270 36.
San Diego Open action sees Sian Leonard, A I Balding, and Ene Monti tied at 135 after 36 holes, with Gary Player one stroke back. Leonard dazzled second round with a 63 highlighted by a 9 foot eagle chip on the 10th at Mission Valley Country Club.
Marlene Hagge from Delray Beach Fla led 22 players into the second round of the Sea Island Ladies Open after a 36 39 for a 36 79 first round despite heavy rain. Mickey Wright defending champ posted 39 36 to tie at 75 with Ruth Jessen and Peggy Bell. Louise Suggs started strong then faltered to 41 on the back nine finishing at 76 along with Kathy Cornelius and Marilyn Smith.
Local cage results show Taft 67 over Middletown 62 and Fenwick 72 over Springboro 38. A wide set of scores from area and valley schools includes Withrow 4 over West Hills 61 and Harrison 73 over Ross 90.
Yesterday's Frontier Lanes results show team and individual scores with names such as Martha Wombold Ruty Rna Ethel Daniel Treva Terrell Jastie Colvin Maxine Cope Carolyn Kelly Louise Moon Kay McCue Mildred Nickett. The long list includes many participants and scores across men and women categories, with notable performances from Bill Ridge Jacque Lint Joe Mulligan Tom Swaim and Betty Snyder.
Lucky Star winner Oueda Marchetti of 3206 August Ave reported spotting stars at Highland Street and Gokiman Avenue yesterday, according to the Safety Council.
A fragment promotes sun glasses with playful talk about frames and an informal cue for fashion. The note emphasizes quick accessorizing with eyewear.
An interracial group within the Protestant Episcopal Church, the Episcopal Society for Cultural and Racial Unity, won approval to urge the House of Bishops to declare the church's stance on interracial marriage in its next pastoral letter. The memorial requests the church clarify its position on marriages between people of different colors.
Stars advise mid morning activity and close contacts now with letters written and plans made. March offers a favorable business opportunity and travel appears likely. a rewarding period from mid June to late September emphasizes domestic matters and arts collaborations.
Two guest speakers will address the Junior and Senior High Youth groups at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church tomorrow. After a 530 p.m. covered dish supper Miss Monique Braun from Stasibourg France and Henny Klaassen Van Oorschot from Amsterdam Netherlands will discuss life in their homelands. Braun is a Middletown High senior living with the Aronoffs 91 Ellen Drive. Klaassen Van Oorschot a Roosevelt Junior High student resides at 1305 Reynolds Ave.
Charles Tatgenhorst, a former congressman and Ohio Court of Appeals judge, died Friday in Christ Hospital. Funeral services are planned for Monday morning in Cincinnati.
Cleveland man Mike Marcello, 48, was charged with second degree murder after allegedly stabbing Frank Kupchik, 6, five times at Kupchik's Broadway Tavern last Wednesday. Police say Kupchik tried to advise Marcello about his girlfriend.
The Barnitz Bank in Middletown Ohio closes 1960 with total assets of 26.2 million dollars and total deposits of 24.4 million. The statement lists cash balances, government obligations, loans, premises, and other assets with capital accounts, surpluses, and profits. It confirms pledged assets securing deposits and fiduciary powers, with officers attesting to the accuracy on January 10, 1961.
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