Carlisle Center Dominates Area Scoring Leaders
Carlisle star Rich Chamberlain, at 6-2 and in top form, has piled up 305 points in 10 games to lead the region. Franklin’s Dave Dunn and Waynesville’s Charlie Taylor trail as the next highest scorers, with Dunn averaging 24.8 points in eight games and Taylor 11 games. Other notable scorers include Fenwick’s Rick Ernst and Mike Dorsey, Middletown’s Glenn Barker, and several regional standouts from Springboro, Lebanon, Seven Mile, and Lakota, with point totals and averages listed for multiple teams across nine to 14 games.
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Carlisle
Indians
Chamberlain
Franklin
Dave Dunn
Dunn
Waynesville
Charlie Taylor
Taylor
Middletown
Glenn Barker
Seven Mile
Arnold Fugate
Charles Osborne
Tony Herold
Fenwick
Rick Ernst
Gary Hefflin
Springboro
Keith Frasure
Ray Poe
Lebanon
Rusty McClanahan
Ray Lakes
Paul Sibey
Bob Klopfer
Germantown
Foreign stars join field at Sea Island Open golf tournament
Three foreign stars enter the Sea Island Women's Open in Georgia. Claudine Cros and Bridgette Varangot from Paris, and Maria Martisler from Monterrey join top Americans Louise Suggs Mickey Wright Betsy Rawls Mary Lena Faulk Ruth Jessen. The 4 hole event features five pros and eighty amateurs with hopes for the title.
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Sea Island, Ga
Sea Island
Paris
Claudine Cros
Bridgette Varangot
Monterrey
Mexico
Maria Martisler
Louise Suggs
Mickey Wright
Betsy Rawls
Mary Lena Faulk
Ruth Jessen
Skins Meet Bobcats In Crucial MAC Clash At Oxford
Ohio University hosts Miami of Ohio in a pivotal Mid American Conference game as Bobcats aim to stay within reach of league leaders Bowling Green and Miami. Key players include Ohio's Bill Whaley and LeVern Benson for Miami, with Jackson and Storey leading Ohio's scoring effort.
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Skins
Bobcats
Oxford
Ohio University
Miami
Redskins
Jim Snyder
Bowling Green
Falcons
Dick Shrider
Dave Mack
Miami , Ohio U
MAC
Ohio
Bill Whaley
LeVern Benson
Whaley
Benson
Jerry Jackson
Pau Storey
Hot Strip Leads Loop in 85 38 Win Over Blast Furnace
Jim Walker and Jim Grissom scored 25 and 21 points as Hot Strip defeated Blast Furnace 85 38 in the Armco Safety League. Fast Side Office beat Open Hearth 67 63 and Cold Strip topped Maintenance 81 57. Hot Strip and East Side Office tied for first round, with a playoff set for February 20.
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Hot Strip
Jim Walker
Jim Grissom
Blast Furnace
Armco
Fast Side Office
Open Hearth
Cold Strip
East Side Office
Teds Undefeated In League Play
Roosevelt Teddies beat Manchester 41 to 33 to extend their league record to four straight wins and improve to 5 1 overall. Key Roosevelt scorers included Alli son 13 5 15 and Calhoun 5 5 15, while Manchester’s Howard led with 18 points.
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Teds
Roosevelt Teddies
Middletown
Manchester
Teddies
Roosevelt
Brute
Meehan
Crooke
Allison
Calhoun
Warnock
Sixt
Geisler
Cornelia
Howard
Barker
Rosevelt
Canton golfer John Jacob advances in American Seniors
BELLEAIR Florida AP Canton Ohio’s John Jacob defeated co medalist Dr J C Mercer of Sarasota 3 and 2 on Tuesday in the American Seniors Golf Championship. The win moved Jacob into the second round as one of 16 remaining players.
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Belleair
Fla
Canton
Ohio
John Jacob
Jacob
J. C. Mercer
Sarasota
International Ice Follies star Mr Frick skates on 23rd season
Werner Groebli of Basel Switzerland known as Mr Frick continues his 23rd season with the Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies. He remains an international favorite on skates.
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Mr. Frick
Werner Groebli
Basel
Switzerland
Johnson
Bolen Says Patterson to Sign for Liston Title Fight
New York AP report: Tom Bolen of Championship Sports says heavyweight champ Floyd Patterson will sign to face Sonny Liston in a title bout, likely in New York by June, promoted by Bolen. Patterson had promised Liston a title shot last December and reaffirmed interest recently. George Katz offered no comment.
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NEW York
Tom Bolan
Championship Sports
Intimates
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Patterson
Liston
Bolan
Philadelphia
George Katz
Ex Boxer Seeks Title as World Beer Champion
Ex boxer Bob Bolton at 41 still pursues a world title this time as world champion beer drinker. He says aging forced a switch from fighting to beer and once could drink nine pints in a minute but last tryout produced five pints in 42 seconds. TV exposure drew temperance anger in Scotland as his drinking became public.
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Bellshill
Scotland
Bob Bolton
Bob
Yale editor finds players' actual minutes under twelve per game
New Haven Connecticut AP reports Charley Loftus Yale football program editor conducted a survey on college football games lasting sixty minutes. He found players see less than twelve minutes of actual playing time per game due to stoppages and substitutions.
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New Haven
Conn
Charley Loftus
Yale
Bowling Results Show Wide Range of Scores Across Divisions
The bowling page lists multiple bowlers with detailed series totals and per-game scores. Notable figures include Thelma Sherman 199 190 185 for 574, and squad leaders across men and women with 200s and 180s, naming players such as Dave Aleman 220 215 181 416 and Dot Back 208. The section also notes 200-game and 180-game achievements by various players across clubs like CHAUTAUQUA and Laynecrest, reflecting a busy meet with high scores and multiple participants.
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Thelma Sherman
Ida Hutchinson
Alice Keister
Betty Armstrong
Les Colvin
Kaye Steele
Babe Harden
M. Whiteman
Gladys Medley
Margie Pippen
Janet Parks
Arlene Mattingly
Betty Barnett
Jenny Stein
Russ Burgess
Earle Johnson
Jasper Harrison
Wilson Hershner
Russell Sproul
Frank Esselman
Jack South
Sox Thomas
Henry Bowman
Joe Hocz
Dot Back
Carolyn Bake
Marge Sanders
Loretta Rees
Wilma Brewer
Gail Medley
Ginny Mueller
Jan Williams
Betty Bailey
Gladys Rusg
Louise Jones
Betty Parks
Joe Plumbo
Mary Hammerle
Jenwny Griffig
Norma Riggs
J-J Lanes
Dave Aleman
Bonnie Charles
Pat Viel
Flo Randall
Mary Kappel
Dave Patrick
Marion Retherford
Paul Lawson
Wally Nation
Dale Johnson
Marty Linkoug
Freida Hall
Bill Theodore
Matt Evans
Ken Howard
Ken Lucas
Dick Brandenburg
Bill McCabe
Earl Whitt
Leo Derksen
Don Shaffer
Donna ‘Koontz
Shirley Fultz
Ginny Linville
Mary Jackson
Gloria Baker
Toatie Moreland
Eloise Davidson
Marlene Davis
Eloise Perry
Laynecrest
Notice in suit for mortgage Ohio Middletown property
The Waynesville National Bank sues Ray L. Wilber in Butler County Ohio for Foreclosure on a first mortgage on Lot 11,870 in Dixie Heights Lemon Township Middletown. The defendant is in default since 1961 and must answer by February 11 1962. The case seeks judgment for 2 479 592 plus interest and all liens marshalled and sale of the described premises.
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Ray L. Wilber
64Th Avenue
North Pinellas Park
Florida
Piaintiff
Middletown
Butler
Ohio
Dixie Heights
Lemon Township
Butler County
John M. Oswald
Fly Knocks Terry Downes Off Schedule
London AP report says influenza and chest inflammation threaten Terry Downes next title defense against Paul Pender in Boston next April. Downes canceled a showdown with Wilf evergreen and was ordered to rest for a month after taking the title from Pender last July amid prior delays.
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London
Terry Downes
America
Paul Pender
Downes
Pender
Boston
Wilf [Ereaves
Olympia Stadium
Fight Results and 1961 Angels Strikeout Leader
Alonzo Johnson defeated Ted Herring by points in Houston while Jimmy Mackey stopped Chi co Santos in Santa Rosa and Willie Stevenson edged J D Ellis in Revere. Jimmy George stopped Bobby Herron in Santa Cruz and Humberto Barrera outpointed Nacho Escalante in San Antonio. Bantamweights note Los Angeles Angels led the American League with 973 strikeouts and 713 walks in 1961.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Alonzo Johnson
Rankin
Ted Herring
Santa Rosa Calif
Jimmy Mackey
Miami
Chico Santos
Oakland
Calif
Revere
Mass
Willie
Bobby
Kid) Herron
Richmond
San Antonio Tex
Humberto
Lefty) Barrera
Robstown
Nacho Escalante
Mexico City
Los Angeles Angels
Maris Tops 1961 Sports Thrills in AP Poll
Roger Maris led the Associated Press yearend poll as the top sports thrill of 1961 for breaking Babe Ruth's home run record with No 61. Ninety-seven writers participated, and 71 voted Maris as the year’s most thrilling sports story. The University of Cincinnati basketball title and Jerry Barber’s PGA playoff win also received votes.
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Roger Maris
Babe Ruth
Associated Press
Maris
Ruth
New York Yankee
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Ohio State
Jerry Barber
Barber
Don January
Middle Boosters To Hold Election Feb. 2
The Middletown Boosters Club will hold its annual board of directors election on February 2 after the Middies Portsmouth game in the Visual Education Room at Middletown High.
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Middle Boosters
Middletown Boosters Club
Middletown High
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Franklin Guard
Mike Dorsey
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Vary Ervie
Looney Landlubbers
Ares Frank Gorshin
Wuesse White
Harvey Lembeck
Ruth Brooks
Flippen
Ruc Geller
Audrey Hepburn
Piffanys
George Pepaard
North Technicolor
Ohioan Springs
Bolen
Champ Lo
Tucker's Town
Bermuda
William Hickey
Woodway Country Club
Springdale
George Blumenauer
Mississaugua Golf and Country Club
Port Creek
Ont
Mid Ocean Club
Janet Ruppert
Nonie Harshman
L. Lilsch
Paul Doughman Sr
Rupe Ruppert
George Reese
Tom Halderman
Thuston Shockey
Bob Scearce
Loretta Wedeman
Margaret Orendorff
Phyllis Etter
Theda Parsons
Gladys Purvis
Hilda MacMonigle
Wayne Sorrell
Barry Mathis
Harry Daniel
Eugene Wallace
Simpson
C Brewer
J. Wolfenburger
Eunier County
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Waynesville National Bank
Ray L. Wilber, Et al
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