Western Net Tourney Scores 12 and under singles rounds
Girls and boys aged 12 and under compete in first and second rounds across multiple cities. Winners include Wendy Sweney Columbus and Mike Murphy Newark with decisive 6-0 or 6-1 margins. numerous matches list opponents from Ohio Michigan and West Virginia with scores from 6-0 to 7-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendy Sweney
Columbus
Margaret Croghan
Dayton
Aimee Conlan
Vienna
Amy Douglas
Middletown
Susan Walton
Pam Stager
Springfield
Susie Replogle
River Forest
Ill
Sue Barber
Hamilton
Sheila Peck
Grosse Point
Mich
Rhonda Blevins
Jamie Baisden
Charleston
W. Va
Ann Faris
Karen Gay
Cincinnati
Lisa Chiricosta
Tina McCall
Eatonville
Fla
Nancy Cole
Joy Howes
Parkersburg
Karen Turman
Wendy Burkhart
Toledo
Jenny Post
Kate Pierce
Glendale
Rita Migas
Hamtramck
Kitten Stone
Amy Hayek
Mike Murphy
Newark
Craig Learman
Bay City
Bruce McAllister
Shaker Heights
Bill Bastian
Indianapolis
Ind
Alan Blankshai
Oak Park
Doug Gaker
Rusty Schubert
Peter Dayton
Dru Kefalos
Rick Nedelman
John Wilhelmy
Tom Roscoe
Peter Balzer
Barry Conlan
John Freatman
Ann Arbor
John Wildman
David Leighton
Matt Dumford
Bill Fowler
Chicago
Mike Doering
Walter Robinson
Detroit
Woody Fitton
Traub
Kefalos
Teddy Staren
Todd Kinder
Franklin
Brad Miles
Gregg Grimes
Carl Good
Jack Conlan Jr
Scott Hadley
Judge Hansen
Debra’ Hunter
Patty Howell
DeeDe Steele
Debbie Brandes
Leann Grimes
Laura Schubert
Thompson
Blackwood
Donahue
Willcox
Fish
Hurst
Moore
Johnson
Leslie Carson
Shannon Rush
Anne Killefer Grose Pointe
Marta Stone
Marilyn Smendzuik
Dee Dee Woodyard
W.va
Helen Parker
Cleveland
Kathy Gage
Peter Osler
Keith Head
Chris Mullen
Little Rock
Ark
Robbie Shimp
Bill Cass
Donnie Faris
Robert Johnson
James Mooney
Mark Fuller
Wyoming
Craig Ellis
Bob Learman
Steve Otey
Raymond Loving
Tom Wynne
Brian Huffer
Andy James
Worthington
Ed Staren
Hinsdale
Tim Zimmer
Kevin Bolar
Jon Gurian
Judson Shauffer
Bristol
Wis
Billy Floyd
Maurice Hunter
Randy Stager
Mike Carruthers
Chris Kelly
Andy Thompson
Kevin O'Connell
Will Higgins
Joe Rosicka
Robbie Cottrell
Phil Jackson
Kevin Cook
Midland
Mike Earls
Doug Becker
Milwaukee
Jim Conlan
Bruce Flory
Richard Moore
Michael Barr
Highland Park
Steve Turman
Chris Brown
Mark Cantrell
Kevin McNulty
Steven Bogdanoff
le Grange
Tom Buerger
Winnetka
Guy Belew
Racy Brown
Scott Barnes
Latonia Race Course Results and Entries
Daily racing results from Latonia Race Course list ten races with finish times and payouts. It includes winners in each race, double payout, and a long entries section naming horses in each race along with trainers and owners for the first ten events.
Santo and Millan pace baseball doubleheader sweep
Ron Santo hit three homers including a grand slam and drove in 10 for the Cubs in a 3 2 win and 14 2 victory over Montreal. Felix Millan collected six consecutive hits with a double and triple and four RBIs as Atlanta beat San Francisco 124.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ron Santo
Cubs
Felix Millan
Braves
Santo
Chicago
Montreal
Millan
Atlanta
San Francisco
Forest Hills hosts double round for City Golf Championship
Forest Hills Country Club earns the title as final round site for the City Championships this season. The winner must tame the nine hole layout twice to claim the trophy. Ewing Taulbee chairs the event and entry blanks go to three local courses. The format remains nine handicap eligibility and course membership. Rounds run July 18 19 and 25 with top 12 and ties advancing to Forest Hills on July 26. Entry deadline is July 15 at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Forest Hills
Ewing Taulbee
Ait Forest Hills
Taulbee
Joe Cornella
Sam Spadafora
Wildwood
Center Caught In Web Fuller Harrison Spark Victory
The Web crushed Community Center 23-7 in the Federal League at Goldman. Charles Fuller went 5 for 5 with two home runs and Fred Harrison also 5 for 5 to lead the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller, Harrison Spark
Goldman
Charles Fuller
Fred Harrison
Whitt
Charlie’s Top Shop
Armco Triangles
Knights of Columbus
Triangles
Joe Wills
Johnny Kraft
Pros Busy In Summer
New York AP NFL teams schedule 75 exhibition games from July 31 to Sept 13 with 50 inter conference matchups. Chiefs open preseason at Chicago July 13 in College All-Stars game. Pro Football Hall of Fame game Aug 7 in Canton features Saints vs Vikings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kansas City Chiefs
Chicago
Chiefs
NFL
Canton
Ohio
New Orleans Saints
Minnesota
All Bengal Draft Picks Sign Contracts
Cincinnati Bengals complete draft signing as Billy Hayes from San Diego State and Lamar Parrish from Lincoln University return signed contracts. Hayes will be tried at defensive back and Parrish at a defensive spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Billy Hayes
Lamar Parrish
Cincinnati Bengals
Hayes
San Diego State
Parrish
Lincoln University
Finley outlines bold plans for Oakland Seals
Charles O Finley, new Oakland Seals owner, reveals aims to spend wisely and strengthen the NHL club. He seeks more scouts and a possible superstar, expands farm ties with Providence, outfits teams in Kelly green and gold, and promotes fan nights and entertainment to boost attendance. Finley notes no conflict with owning Athletics and Seals, stressing meeting payments on both clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Charles O. Finley
Oakland Seals
National Hockey League
Seals
Providence, R.L
Oakland Athletics
Oakland Coliseum
Finley
Bowie Kuhn
Bears Rejected In Bid To Play At Stadium
Evanston City Council deadlocks 9 to 9 rejecting the Chicago Bears request to use Northwestern University Dyche Stadium for the Sept. 27 game against the Philadelphia Eagles. Owner George Halas laments the tie as a rejection. Northwestern had agreed to the arrangement if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston, Ill
Evanston
Chicago Bears
Northwestern University
Bears
Philadelphia Eagles
George Halas
Halas
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
US To Sponsor Paralympic Unit
The United States will officially sponsor a team of paraplegic athletes for the World Paralympics in England later this month. The team will travel under the State Department for the international wheelchair competition involving about 20 nations. Previously the American team had no official sanction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
England
U.S
States Department
Knothole Results From Local League Night
Knothole results list winners and scores across classes A to E. Notable wins include Middletown Hawks 5 over Manchester Machine 3, American Legion 10 over WPFB Eagle, and Allsports 17 over Coca-Cola 6 with multiple close matches such as Diamond National 14 Razor’s Edge 3 and McGraw Coast 18 Dillman’s Market 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Credit Union
Finkleman
Diamond National
Razor's Edge
Allsports
Coca-Cola
McGraw Coast
Dillman’s Market
Knothole Club Meeting Set At Goldman Park
The Knothole Club will hold a general meeting tomorrow night at 8 15 at the Parks and Recreation Office in Goldman Park. Dick Van Gorter, president of the club, invites all managers and coaches to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knothole Club
Parks & Recreation
Goldman Park
Dick van Gorter
Clay's Return Exhibition Opens in Charleston Ring
Cassius Clay the deposed heavyweight champion returns to the ring after more than two years to spar three rounds each with two opponents in Charleston. The 28 year old will perform for charity with proceeds aiding underprivileged children. He was to spar six rounds with Jeff Merritt but promoter Reg gie Barrett added Joe Bugner of England for a separate three round appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Cassius Clay
Clay
Jeff Merritt
New York
Reggie Barrett
Merritt
Joe Bunger
England
Monday’s Fights In New Orleans Result In Narrow Decision
Percy Pugh of New Orleans, 143, out pointed Adrian Davis of Washington DC, 142, in a close ten round bout held Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Percy Pugh
Adrian Davis
Washington, D.C
Forest Hill and Brown's Run Pro Players Named
Gary Miller and Pro Bob Kramer of Forest Hill join Bill McCabe and Pro Dale Fetter of Brown's Run in a regional golf event. The quartet competes for top honors as sponsors announce upcoming rounds and prize details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Miller
Bob Kramer
Forest Hill
Bill McCabe
Dale Fetter
Brown
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Marge Blackwood
Grosse Pointe
Ann Dillon
Beverly Weber
Amy Daganhardt
Teresa Donahue
Cindy Ketteran
Sherry Wilcox
Debbie Mascarin
Cathy Hurst
Bunny Blankenburg
Candace Johnson
Port Huron
Sarah Lehmann
Ann Moore
Beth Schmidt
Sandy iStap
Deerfield
Susie Howes
Cindy Kincaid
Lisa Douglas
Janet Landman
Mary Kurz
Tari Wilks
Gloria Capoziello
Mike Blanksham
Dart Meadows
Rocky Nyquist
Steve Gay
John Gishwick, Jr
Bob Woodruff
Tony Chiricosta
Jim Flower
Fremont
Chris Vanderburg
Grand Rapids
Brent
Latonia Race Course
Pace Sharecropper
Bully’s Shoe
Dandy High Chief
Pace Starlight Force
Slope’s Babe
Ensign Rose G
Pace
Mighty Stepper A
Edgar Grattan
Eric Dean
Fisherman
Marietta Astra
Pace Pery
Pride
Macco
Irish Kitty
Sharon ‘Dale
Sunset Kelly
Waterbug
Pat Hand
Pace Artistic Wick
Mighty Direct C
Adam Hal
Perfecta
Colby’s Girl
Miss Jac
Twiggy Tag
Battie Mark
Eddie Paul
Little Gene
Tranquil Mite
Miss Marsha Way
Nile’s Jewels
Faithful Boy
Raffles
Noble Knight Time
Spanish Royal
Dee R. Jay
Blackfoot Sam
Pace Bachelor Creed
Top That
Cox's Lovely Lady
Marty's Boy
Famous Jenko
Shane Roell
Greentree Mac
Little Tom Sayre
Golden Jet
Lou Lobell
Highlawn
Deana
June Wayne
Ayrenay Abbe
Kim Cin
Dillon Valley
Bewanka
Belle Sampson
Huckleberry Boy
Space Flyer
Doll Baby
Tami Town
Imasub
Irish G
Taconite
Aceway Ace
Rudy Adams
Miss Bay Way
Sonny G
Pine Tree Chief
Brown County
Mr. Times Square
Granny Spencer
Cara's Sun
Cindy Knight
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Miss Shapely Glow
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Miss Stormy Night
Miss Scott
Allen Senator
Anthony Adios
Heaven
Glady’s Lind
Gene
Rosedale Red Star
Lady D. Will
My Jerry Hal
Carolyn Axland
Tutie Brooke
Fonda Dares
Little Berry
Paint Away
Stardust Force
Lindy
Cindy
Hornblower
Forward Don
Charmin’s
Glory
Prince Lenawee
Peel
Devon Tass
Eddie Creed
Ivantoo
Golconda Gold
Learman
Fuller
Loving
Huffer
Staten
Bolar
Shauffer
Hunter
Carruthers
Alsup
Higgins
Cook
Cottrell
Becker
Howard
Barr
Flory
Ramey
McNulty
Browne
Buerger
Jeff Etterbeck
Holland
Ellis Freatman
Harry
William Wyler
Guy Madison
Charlton Heston
Panavision
Delare Panes
Pussycat
DeLune New Thea
Central Ave
la Orthmar
Mea
Charlie
Jolly Roger
Emper
Sharom
Miosteller
James U. Franciscus
Kim Hunter
Caiyagh
Fivie Presley
Nancy Sinatra
Armco Association Park
Works Engineering
Labor
BOF
Masonry
Armco Park
Mason
Fred Brown
Sam
Daniels
Larry Taylor
Ed Noble
Ken Sparks
Engineers
Armco
National Cash Register
Jack Elam
Rod Adkins
Wally Blevins
All Bengal
Cat Stadium
Gregory
Gregory's Steak House
Germantown Road
Raymond Bag
Hauselman’s Trans
Middletown Hawks
Manchester Machine
Corky
American Legion
Eagles
Maines’ Enterprises
Heber Jones
Sand & Gravel
Howe Motors
Aeronca
MKC
Johnny's Body Shop
First National Bank
National Wrenn Paper
Jaycees
Wright TV
General Computer
American Savings
David L. Smith
Cassano’s
Belgium
Memorial Hall
Paul Lynde
Peter Marshall
Hollywood Squares
Dody Goodman
Don McKay
Dean Dittmann
Jane Russell
Kenley Players
Readmore Book Store
Charlie Brown
Ened
Heen
Tlcoro
Melcare
Butch Cassidy
Del
Jerome Hellman
John Schlessinger
Dustin Hoffman
Jon Voight
Midnight Cowbody
David L. Wolpcr Presents
United Artists
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