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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1963
Page
10
The Rollins College eight from Florida was eliminated in the Henley Royal Regatta Thames Cup semifinals after a rain soaked race. They lost by one length to Britain's Argosies Rowing Club with the Britons finishing the course in 7 minutes 9 seconds.
Mare Cohen, aged 12, becomes the youngest player to card a hole-in-one in Middletown. He aced the 137-yard second hole at Wildwood Golf Club using a fire iron, finishing the round with an 83 while playing with Tom Bell Jr and David Minor.
At Scarboro, 54th Canadian Open sees 41 year old Jack Fleck 41, Doug Ford 41, and Herman Keiser 48 leading after third round. Keiser and Fleck two strokes back, Keefe 69 and Moe Norman 71 keep pressure as Ted Kroll trails with 224 seeking minor money.
Duff's Case of Middletown and National Lanes reached the finals of the winners bracket in Franklin. Duff's beat Champion Paper 5 to 1, while National Lanes defeated Miamisburg Box 9 to 6. Gross Lumber beat Economy Linen 12 to 11 in the only losers bracket game.
Hamilton The Oxford Sports Car Club will sanction a gymkhana for sports cars on the Butler County Go Kart Track near here Sunday. Entrants compete in separate classes by car performance potential. nine trophies will be presented. Technical inspection will begin at 6 p.m.
Cincinnati reports Jesse Gonder is sold to the New York Mets for 20000 dollars after completing a waiver deal. The move transfers the catcher from Cincinnati to New York for a set price.
Knothole standings and game results list several matchups including Commonwealth Loan defeating Big M 7 to 2 and Mayfield Fire edging Armco 8 to 2. Other scores show Roberson's and Cole Bros. tallies and multiple 1.000 batting or rating lines.
Cincinnati AP reports Jack Twyman has signed for his ninth season with the Cincinnati Royals in the NBA, extending his streak of 602 consecutive games. The contract keeps Twyman with the Royals as a veteran forward.
Springfield Ohio hosts the second annual National Girls City Team Tennis tournament with Louisville and Springfield sharing the lead after opening play Friday. Each squad ran to 12 straight wins without a loss to start the event.
Race results list for Hamilton Raceway with Pace and Trot showings. Includes winners such as Pace-Master piece and Trot-Clip per Brook, along with times, payoffs, and six subsequent race outcomes. Entries section lists drivers and horses across nine races and multiple brackets.
In Cincinnati AP report upsets leave Marty Riessen as the lone top seed in the men's singles semifinals of the Tri-State Tennis Turnament. Peaches Bartkiewicz, a 1¢-year-old player from Hamtramck Michigan, defeats the top seed in women's singles. Roberta Alison defeats an opponent in a three setter while Herb Fitzgibbon eliminates Bill Lenoir and advances to meet Les Sack in another men’s semifinal.
John Spence pitched a two hit game as Union Bag crushed Inland Container 15-0 in the Friday Open League at Barnitz Field. Vince Hall went 4 for 5 in Union Bay’s 6 hit attack while Scotties beat Burger 4-1 and Best homered for Scotties. Eagles routed J J Lanes 7-3 as McCarvey homered for the Eagles. Cumberland Presbyterian edged First EUB 12-11 in the Friday Church League at Goldman Park with Maddix doubling for two RBI and Kinzer adding two doubles. Yankee Road Church of God beat Peasttown 13-10 and Crawford Street beat Rufus Street 14-6 as First EFUB trailed late before Cumberland’s four-run seventh.
Arnold Palmer, 33, declares retirement talks mockery as he prepares for the British Open at St Annes. He captained a rest of the world team to beat the British 6 3 in a charity match at Blackpool with a 69 round. Next week 120 golfers compete for the Open title.
Dayton Ohio scene as women's national titles and berths to face European champions are decided across twelve events. Veterans Vivian Brown Suzanne Knott Leah Bennett defend titles while 14 17s vie, with Tamara Davis Wyomia Tyus and others posting standout marks amidst a long late-night meet.
Former Wimbledon champions hail Chuck McKinley as the first American winner in eight years after his 9-7 6-1 6-4 final victory over Fred Stolle. McKinley, who did not lose a set, plans to finish his math degree at Trinity University before considering pro tennis. Billie Jean Moffitt advances to the women’s final after defeating three seeds.
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