Western Scores Tennis First Round Upsets and Second Round
A long tennis draw shows multiple first round wins for Andy Janes Worthington Chris Kelly Springfield and others. In round two Bill Martin River Forest Ill and Kenny Moeller Indianapolis advance, with numerous matches featuring Cincinnati Columbus Dayton and Louisville players and detailed scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Janes Worthington
Chris Brown
Springfield
Chris Kelly
Phil Cattrell
Andy Spiegel
Cincinnati
Guy Bellew Hamilton
John Dickinson
Chris Crowl
Dayton
Steve Bernard
Rick Braun
Hamilton
Rick Chiricosta
Mike Cooper
Columbus
Bill Burns
John Carmichael
Barry Barth
Youngstown
Steve Russell
Middletown
Bill Martin
River Forest
Ill
Gary Alexander
Kenny Moeller
Indianapolis
Rob Gage
Richard Maxon
Kalamazoo
Mich
Randy Miller
Donald Kitchell
Hammond
Ind
Jones
Rich Thomas
Charleston
W. Va
John Fishwick Jr
Cleveland
Dan Nerenberg
Mark Watson
Vienna
Zimmer
Don Faris
Ricky Fink
Wilmette
Frand Brands
Jeff Etterbeck
Holland
Jim Bach
Milwaukee
Ned Bacon
Wayne
Spiegel
Bob Gardner
Jim Kristoff
Rich Silverthorn
Tom Buerger
Winnetka
Jeff Schmitter
Jeff Rothstein
David Crawford
Doug Browne
Steve Righthouse
Art Smith
Tom Stevenson
John Powell
Highland Park
Sam Mirage
Ward Snyder
Silver Springs
Chiricosta
Joel Rath
Detroit
Kevin Gehron
Rob Dowling
Cleveland Heights
Andy Thompson
Gary Plock
Louisville
Mark Schmitt
Waterville
Bunns
Mark Milliken
Kaspers
Hamtramck
David Otez
Dee Mudd
Kevin O'Connell
Toledo
Jack Conlon
Mark Walters
Dave Meadows
Carl Good
Mark Fuller
Bruce McAllister
Mark Thomas
Mike Cantrell
Chipper Traub
Mike McClellan
Carl Newfeld
Lombard
Martin Bacon
Mike Carrauthers
All Bums
Glenn Alsup
Steven Bogdanoff
LaGrange
Kevin Cook
Midland
Steve Gay
Kevin Shaw
Rusty Schubert
Bobby White
Deerfield
Steve Teiman
Bill Plock
Bob Leasure
Don Fishwick
Joe Roscha
Mike Long
Greg Grimes
Matthew Horwitch
David Leighton
Harrison Bowes
Robbie Cottrell
Cindy Ketterer
Joan Curry
Chris Hopkins
Margaret McCormick
Betsy Brolin
Sherry Phillips
Cinda
Slager
Janis ‘Huffman
Sally Good
Kathy Stroop
Karen Gay
Tanya Snider
Barbara Grantow
Kathy Gage
Debbie Brands
Nancy Cole
Kitten Stone
W. .Va
Aimee Conlon
Janet DeNicola
W.va
Cathy Kuhfeld
Janet Landman
Karen Terman
Barbara Graham
Lima
Lisa Anderson
Mary Kay McCormick
Melanie Clemons
Sally Belew
Susan Lawton
Laura Shubert
Tricia Spoerl
Mickey Cox
Beth Schmidt
Worthington
Cindy Kincaid
Ann Fritz
Casey Cox Shuts Down Indians As Senators Dominate
Ted Williams era mindset clashes as Casey Cox relieves to strand loaded bases and post six of seven decisions win. Frank Howard belts two homers including a 485 foot shot at Kennedy Stadium as the Senators rout Cleveland 7-2. Other AL results include Chicago 2 Oakland 0 and Minnesota 6 Kansas City 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Bryson
Associated Press
Ted Williams
Washington Senators
Casey Cox
Senators
Cleveland
Cox
Frank Howard
Robert F. Kennedy
Chicago
Oakland
Gary Peters
Minnesota
Kansas City
Boston
Detroit
California
Seattle
New York
Baltimore
Indians
Jim Schellenbach
Tony Horton
Ed Brinkman
Ken Harrelson
Horton
Lou Klimchock
del Unser
Klim
Bills do not sign OJ Simpson after talks
Buffalo Bills owner Ralph C. Wilson Jr. said a Monday telephone talk with O J Simpson’s agent yielded no progress toward signing the Heisman Trophy winner. Simpson and agent Barnes reportedly seek a five year deal worth 750000 dollars. Wilson offered 250000. Bills start training camp Wednesday at Niagara University in Niagara Falls, New York.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Ralph C. Wilson Jr
Buffalo Bills
O. J. Simpson
Simpson
Barnes
Wilson
Bills
Niagara University
Niagara Falls
Late A Race Course Results and Entries
Results and entries from a harness racing card listing winners for ten races with times and payoffs. Entries include numerous horse names such as Naut Hole Tachy Queen My Morning Glory Ragamuffin and Bucktwo plus multiple betting prices and a long list of entrant names across nine races and a final tenth race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillerlou
Three Lads
Hally Jo
Naut Hole
Tachy Queen
Ragamuffin
Lady Karen D
Clipper
Fleet Adios
Peggy O Queen
Joe Swing
Sue Jack
Strictly Choice
Miss Stormy Night
Fortadios
Queen
Diller
Pleasant Knight
Spinner
Dreamy Mir
Pace—Dudley All-Star
Stormy Spring
Pink Dolly
Pace
Harry Mac
Frosty Way
Darnamite
Barnstormer
Key Witty
Lester Jester
Nat’s Pride
Lonniedale
Aurora Borealis
Prince Volo
Tonya Prim
Ivantoo
Boring Direct
Lady Ee
Jentuck
H. Direct
Canterby
Frisky Frosty
Vane Doniin
Shanty’s Boy
R. E. Way
Black Silver
Shinway Irene
Darin Express
A. B. Leen
Green Finger
Lenawee
Alpine Byrd
Jeri's
Chuck
Suprise
Victor Havens
Ethel’s Gal
Iss Duffy
Rolling Harry
Larry
Aceway Ace
Bermilla Wyn
Basin Street
Space
Sonny & Ag
Ae — Lauras
True Dutchess
Prince Hopeful
Yankee Madam
Pleasant Princess
Linda
Cindy
Coal Key
Santy
Beautiful Land
Blues Singer
Cheyenne Dickey
Miss Pittypat
Colblin
Star Russet
Blue Sis
Browns Sign Veterans Barnes Harraway Demaine Ward
The Cleveland Browns announce 1969 contracts for veterans Erich Barnes Charley Harraway John Demaine and Carl Ward. Barnes a cornerback enters his 12th NFL season and fifth with Cleveland with 39 career interceptions. Harraway, starting his fourth season, is a leading candidate to replace retired Ernie Green at fullback after 334 rushing yards on 91 carries in 1968. Demaine guards and Ward, both entering third seasons, contributed as kick returners and defensive backs last year.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Browns Today
Erich Barnes
Charley Harraway
John Demaine
Carl Ward
Barnes
National Football League
Browns
Harraway
Ernie Green
Demaine
Ward
Yesterday's Fights by the Associated Press
Hiroshi Kobayashi defeated Victor Ramos by knockout in Tokyo, delivering a decisive win for Japan as Ramos suffered a 132 percent misstatement placeholder. The bout highlighted rising Tokyo boxing talent and international competition.
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THE
Associated Press
Tokyo
Hiroshi Kobayashi
Japan
Victor Ramos
Ecuador
Knights, Eagles clash in Tuesday Open Softball at Goldman Park
In the four‑team league Grace Baptist Knights of Columbus Eagles and Whitt Chrysler Plymouth, Tuesday schedule lists Whitt vs K of C and Grace Baptist vs Eagles at Goldman Park 8 p.m. Last night Yankee Road Church of God routed K of C 13–2 as Armco Triangles beat Rose Bowen Realty 7–1. Thompson Supply won 10–0 over Whitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldman Park
Grace Baptist
Knights of Columbus
Eagles
Whitt Chrysler-Plymouth
Whitt
Klof C
Armco Triangles
Yankee Road Church of God
K of C
Armco
Rose Bowen Realty
Thompson Supply
Whitt Chrysler Plymouth
Rebels
Wiedemann
Knights
Knothole Results in Inland Container Class B
Knothole results show Inland Container 4 defeating First National Bank 3 while Manchester Machine 14 edged Agee Insurance in a local league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Manchester
Agee Ins
Pirates GM backs Shepard despite rough stretch
Pittsburgh general manager Joe Brown declines a public vote of confidence yet expresses strong support for manager Larry Shepard. Brown says he would not reveal plans in advance and passes on discussing personnel changes while noting Shepard is still there and Brown remains fully behind him. The Pirates sit fourth in the NL East, five games under .500 with a seven game skid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirate
Joe Brown
Brown
Larry Shepard
Larry
Philadelphia
Chicago
Shepard
Amateurs Face Wet Course in Ohio Amateur Golf
A 206-man field begins the 63rd Ohio Amateur in Toledo amid soggy fairways at Sylvania County Club. Rain forced shortening to two 15 hole rounds today and Wednesday with 30 holes used to cut to the low 50 scores for final rounds. players adapt as weather worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, Ohio
Ohio Golf Association
Sylvania County Club
Weather Bureau
W. H. Margraf
Columbus
OGA
Margraf
Colorado Buffaloes star switches from baseball to football
Boulder Colorado AP reports Bob Anderson, longtime standout Colorado baseball catcher, shifts to football this spring. As quarterback for the 1968 Buffaloes he set a total offense record in the Big Eight Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Colo
Bob Anderson
University of Colorado
Buffaloes
Deadline Approaches For Middletown Golf Tourney
About 50 entrants have joined a July tourney open to Middletown golfers nine handicap or better. Entry forms are at the pro shops of all three courses and the event spans July weekends with finals on July 27 at Wildwood Golf Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Wildwood Golf Club
Yesterday's Stars Bat For Washington And Chicago
BATTING Frank Howard of the Senators drove in three runs with his 31st and 32nd homers, including a 485 foot shot to dead center as Washington bombed Cleveland 7-2. PITCHING Gary Peters of the White Sox held Oakland to two hits and struck out nine for his first victory since June 18, in a 2-0 White Sox win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Howard
Senators
Washington
Cleveland
Gary Peters
White Sox
Oakland
Local Scores From Mixed Business League Play
CLASS E FOPA 11 Citizen's Loan 9 Music Mart 18 Coca Cola Vic Cassano's 17 Allsports 7 Diamond National 35 Riverside Concrete 2.
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Citizen’s Loan
Music Mart
Coca Cola Vic Cassano’s
Allsports
Diamond National
Riverside Concrete
Post 218 Ends Losing Streak With 4-3 Win
American Legion Post 218 halted a seven game skid by beating Dayton Trotwood 4-3 in eight innings. Larry Spence had four hits and Steve O'Neil scored the winning run after a single and steal. The win lifts Post 218 to 7-12 in Western Legion League play.
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Dayton
Middletown
American Legion
Post
Dayton Trotweon
Western Legion League
Post 218
Larry Spence
Steve O’neil
Trotwood
Scheidert
Gomia Profit
T. Sizemore
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Als
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Ponder
Yankee Road Crew
Ray Moreland
Bowen
Zimmer Authent
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Woliy
Cawava
Thompson
Harrison and Burress
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Pirate GM
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