Saunders Named New Cage Coach At Northmont High
Gerald Saunders moves from Springboro to Northmont High School to lead the basketball program. He built Springboro into a statewide power with a 77-19 four year record, including a 25-1 run in 1964-65 and a Princeton district finals loss. He will also teach driver training or physical education and is a Lebanon High School and Miami University alumnus.
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Dayton
Gerald Saunders
Springboro
Northmont High School
Saunders
Panthers
Dresden Jefferson
Batavia
Princeton
Northmont
Lebanon High School
Miami University
McQuage Joins Elite Pilot Group
Sam McQuage of Columbus Georgia joined stock car racing's elite crew by winning the Firecracker 400 at Daytona Beach speedway in a record 153.813 mph. The rookie of the year on the Cup circuit in 1965, he had previously driven for the Plymouth Dodge factory team and had finished fifth in the Daytona 500 and Bristol 250, with a fourth race not finishing.
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MecQuagg
Fred Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Lil
McQuagg
Plymouth Dodge
Mc Quagg
1 Corp
Daytona International Speedway
Georgia
Lifetime Career In Middletown Area Offered
A four step sales training program seeks a qualified man aged 25 to 45 in the Middletown area. The plan includes aptitude testing, home office training, financing while starting, and a highly competitive product. Apply by writing or calling Joe Dye at Box 114 Lebanon Ohio 45036 or phone 932-6936.
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Joe Dye
Lebanon
Ohio
Schoenling Set For State Meet
Schoenling of Hamilton the defending Ohio State champions asserts dominance in the Optimist Fast Pitch Softball Tournament at Gardner Park. Ray Miller pitched a near perfect game with 16 strikeouts in a 4-1 win over Champion Paber, extending his no hitter string in the tourney to four games and a 57 whiff total. Champion remains in contention with a 3-2 win over Columbus Harley-Davidson, while Schoenling defeated Champion 4-1 to clinch a rematch spot in the finals.
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Schoenling
Hamilton
Gardner Park
Ray Miller
Miller
Paber
Ron Murphy
Schonling
Columbus Harley - Davidson
Columbus
Optimist Club
Slovak Wins Gold Cup After Calculated Final Ride
DETROIT AP Soft spoken Mira Slovak says he let the crowd down by taking a safe final lap to win the Gold Cup world racing series aboard Ta Hoe Miss. He led with 1,200 points after three heat wins, while Fred Alter of Detroit followed with 900 points.
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Detroit
Mira Slovak
Slovak
Dixie Cola
Fred Alter
Practice Ends for Open Contenders at Muirfield
A field of 130 golfers completed final practice for the British Open at Muirfield Scotland. Notables Doug Sanders Julius Boros Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player joined the session as players commented on the rough conditions and the challengers Cole and Townsend impressed in the 18 holes of match play with the pros winning 2 and 1.
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Muirfield
Scotland
Doug Sanders
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Sanders
Boros
Nicklaus
Cole
South Africa
Pete Townsend
Britain
Irvin Daly Cup Leads Browns Run 36 Hole Best Ball Victory
Jay Irvin and Don Daly won the 36 hole Best Ball Tournament at Brown's Run Country Club with 123. William Higdon and Stu Hatch were runner up after a playoff with Don Goodman and Bob Nelson. Several three way ties filled the field with no playoff. Bill Weitzenkorn posted low gross 72 and Nick Encke carded 73s while Dr. W R Steele had 74. Irvin also claimed the July 4th Closest to the Pin contest.
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Jay Irvin
Don Daly
Brown's Run Country Club
Colin Gardner
William Higdon
Stu Hatch
Don Goodman
Bob Nelson
Ted Martin
William Sandston
John Sitter
Charles Currier
Virgil Clark
Ward Browning
Temp Thorn
Joe Florence
Carl
Eaton
Ken Korff
Ken Louis
Bill Weitzenkorn
Nick Encke
Dr. W. R. Steele
Irvin
McGohan-Trent Cup: Two-Man Best-Ball Winner
Bill McGohan and Bonnie Trent fired a net 50 to win Forest Hills Fourth of July Two-Man Team Best-Ball. Pete McGee and Jim Miller shot 52, Rob Husted and Ed Erlandson 53 for third, Paul Hegg and Lorne LeMieux 54 for fourth. Gene Smith was low gross with 72 and Jim Jordan had low net 57.
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Bill McGohan
Bonnie Trent
Forest Hills
Pete McGee
Jim Miller
Rob Husted
Ed Erlandson
Paul Hegg
Lorne LeMieux
Gene Smith
Jim Jordan
Hammerle Wins Wildwood Blind Bogey Match
Bob Hammerle captured Saturday's blind bogey at Wildwood Country Club with an 8 and 2 victory. Ed Sabo was closest to the pin on the second green among 45 entrants. Howard Clark and Carl Bury led the ninth and eighteenth greens respectively. Sunday’s event produced a four way tie at 77 by Huntzinger Whitt Pohjol and Hall. Risner and Jim Miller each had closest on the eighteenth.
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Bob Hammerle
Wildwood Country Club
Ed Sabo
Howard Clark
Carl Bury
Bill Huntzinger
Bill Whitt
Marty Pohjol
Bruce Hall
Risner
Ohioans Tie In PSA National Championship Tourney
Ohio golfers Poltis of Cleveland and Sedlak of Bedford split high finishes at the Professional Putters Association National Championship in Charlotte. Poltis tied for third and Sedlak tied for eighth, each earning prizes of 950 and 293.75 dollars respectively along with other players.
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Charlotte
N.C
Bob Poltis
Cleveland
Les Sedlak
Bedford
Ohio
Poltis
Charles Hayes
Winston-Salem
Sedlak
Hamilton Raceway Results Summary First Nine Races
Daily document of Hamilton Raceway results lists nine races with pace and trot winners and payoffs, times, and a daily double total. Multiple horse names, jockeys, and odds appear across races, reflecting the meet standings and payouts.
Ed Neley's Big Weekend Delivers Disappointment
A recap of Ed Neley's events over the weekend shows unmet expectations and notable disappointments. Spearheaded by Neley, the schedule encountered cancellations and outcomes that fell short of hopes, leaving supporters regrouping for future performances.
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Ed Neley
Stars and Stripes Handicap at Arlington Park winner
Handle Crowds Down Climax II wins the Stars and Stripes Handicap at Arlington Park finishing strong to take $57,900. Eddie Neloy, trainer for Phipps, also sees Great White Way win the Dover Stakes at Delaware Park. Hollywood Park handle tops July 4 with 320,096 attendees betting $24.21 million across 18 tracks. Bold Lad fails to win at Aqueduct as Buffle edges him at the Suburban. Travel Orb upsets Native Diver in the American Handicap at Hollywood Park.
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Arlington Park
Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Man
Eddie Neloy
Bold Lad
Aqueduct
Phipps
Ogden Phipps
White Way
Delaware Park
Neloy
Court Martial-Broadway
Molly Pitcher
Monmouth Park
Hollywood Park
Hollywood
New York
Mrs. Hc, Phipps
Wheatley Stable
Bold Ruler
Buffle
Robert Kleburg
King Ranch
Braulio Baeza
Ron Turcotte
Zenith
Travel Orb
Oswalt Saves League Contest For Legion
Don Oswalt pitched in relief to retire a seventh inning rally as American Legion Post No. 218 defeated Middletown 9 to 4 at Smith Park. Oswalt walked the bases loaded but struck out two of the three outs, then fanned two more in the eighth as Post 218 added three runs. Mike Gomin had a triple and two singles with two walks, and Jimmy Thompson added a double and a single in a nine hit attack.
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Don Oswalt
Miamisburg
American Legon Post
Dayton
Smith Park
Oswalt
Wells
Mike Gomin
Post
Jimmy Thompson
Middletown
Archer to Fight Griffith for World Middleweight Title
Grossinger New York AP reports former champion Mickey Walker says Joey Archer will outpoint Emile Griffith on July 13 in a world middleweight title bout after observing Archer training Monday.
Barred Names in Racing Card Invite Mystery
A fragment lists horses and riders like Candy Sue Counsel Ayr C Volo Miss Stone Grand Hazel Volo Melody Pick Shy Lady Little Wheel with owners or handlers, indicating a race lineup or catalog of entrants.
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Candy Sue Counsel
Dwyvens
Ayr C Volo
McCoy
Miss Stone
Williams
Grand Hazel Volo
Bowyer
Melody Pick
Murphy
Shy Lady
Thaney
Little Wheel
Baker
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Phy! A Dream
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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