Top Seeded Players Fall at Western Tennis Meet
The Western Boys and Girls Tennis Tournament at Verity Courts saw top seed upsets as Ann Kernwein of Rockford loses to Susan Dykes of Hamtramck in the girls under 11 singles. Ronnie Seifert and Sharon Pritula head strong in boys and girls 13 and under as others advance and rain delays ease. Middleton contenders Sparky Snyder Pam Goetz and Susan Gerber survive to semis in various brackets.
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Hamtramck
Mich
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South Bend
Ind
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Cincinnati
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Detroit
Linda Adams
Springfield
Mike Fahy
Umber
Middletown
Dick Slade
Sparky Snyder
Pam Goetz
Susan Gerber
Steve Drilling
Jim Sexon
Kent Ayres
Decatur
Ill
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Patti Miller
Peachy Barkowicz
Susan Terry
Betty Miller
Dayton
Little
Quaterfinals
Softball Tonight at Barnitz Field City League
American League games begin at 6 20 with Vic Cassano's facing Frisch's at Diamond 1 Three Brothers and Duff's Cafe meeting Frisch's at Diamond 2 at 6 20. At 8 p m Godwin's Rest plays Wiedemann's on Diamond 1 while Airport Inn meets Civitan Club on Diamond 2. Diamond 3 features V and R Market against Davey's Bar at 6 p m.
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Frisch's
Three Brothers
Duff's Cafe
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Godwin's Rest
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Airport Inn
Civitan Club
Coolidge Rally Falls Short In 7 5 Loss To Inland
Inland Container topped Coolidge Corp 7 to 5 in a Slo Pitch League game at Gardner diamond. Inland built a 4 run seventh to seal the win behind two hits from Ron Thomas and Reid Craft as Danny Millen earned the victory. Meyers collected two of Coolidge nine hits.
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Reid Craft
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Aeronca
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Raymond Bay
Armco
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Sorg
Playoff Needed To Find Champ In Slo-Pitch League
The National Slo-Pitch League ends its regular season with identical 6-1 records for Yankee Tavern and McCoy Oilers, forcing a tiebreak playoff. Yankee Tavern beat Ta-Ho Tavern 16-9 while McCoy Oilers defeated Ross Motors 10-2. Denniston's TV shut out Davey's Bar 10-9 and Middletown Journal beat Bnai Brith 8-0. Jim Mills went 4 for 4 for Davey's, Jay Byrd homered for Davey's, and Gordon Burns and Bill Paulin starred for McCoy Oilers.
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McCoy
Oilers
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Ross Motors
Ta-Ho
Middletown Journal
B'nai B'rith
Denniston's
Davey
Gordon Burns
Bill Paulin
McCoy Oilers
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Paulin
Charlie Root
The
Journal
Bud Annenberg
Jim Mills
Art Schrock
End of Bill Conleys Hitless Streak Shifts League Ace
The Legion edges Conleys team 24 in a shutout by Barnes to clinch at least a tie for the first round C championship. Jaycees beat Eagles 3-2 as Darrell Short earns his seventh win with a five-hitter. Diamond Gardner, Fire Fighters, Sportsmen's Club, Ser toma Club and Armco win other games as Brumfield and Barnes star on the mound.
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Bob Williams
Bill Barnes
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the Legion
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Barnes
Brumfield
Baird
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Don Dennis
Dan Schultz
Ted Alexander
Ed Hopkins
Sportsmen's Club
Gary Tucker
Elks
Coca-Cola
FOPA
Dick Sticklen
Milton Pate
Clyde's
House of Chrome
McGraw Coast
Grimes Insurance
Ray Miller Spins One-Hitter in Church League Tilt
Ev Jical United Brethren pitcher Ray Miller carried a one hitter through seven innings striking out 14 and winning 40 to blank Yankee Rd Church of God. Don Warmoth singled to break the perfect game bid and Miller retired 18 straight before that. Third baseman Hoover had two of the four hits for the winner. Larry Fletcher took the loss.
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Ev Jical United Brethren
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Yankee
Church of God
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Hoover
Eub
Yankee Rd
Campanella Appeals to Dodgers For All Star Win
Roy Campanella, paralyzed after a January 28 accident, wired Dodgers manager Fred Haney before the All Star game asking the players to win it for him. The message came from the Rusk Institute in New York where Campanella is in rehabilitation.
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Roy Campanella
Los Angeles Dodger
Fred Haney
Rusk Institute
New York
Butcher Edges Albright in Richmond Bout
Associated Press report records Bob Butcher of Richmond outpointing Bob Albright of San Francisco in a 10 round match. Hacio Tatsumi, Tokyo, defeated Miroshi Shinada to retain Japan’s middleweight title in Tokyo.
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Richmond
Calif
Bob Butcher
San Francisco
Bob Albright
Hollywood
Tokyo
Hacio Tatsumi
Miroshi Shinada
Hacio
Japan
Brown's Run Invitational Draws Fifty Women Golfers
Fifty women from Camargo Cincinnati Country Club and Morainery Club of Dayton compete at Brown's Run Country Club. Nine-hole play starts at noon while first groups tee off at 9 a.m. with 10 minute intervals.
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Cincinnati Country Club
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Post 218ers Seek 10th Win Tonight
Middletown Post 218ers aim for their 10th Dayton Amateur Baseball Commission League victory at 6 pm in Miamisburg. They face league leading opponents Miamisburg National Amusement Device in a key matchup.
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Middletown
Pikeville Coach Resigns for Oak Hill High Post
Pikeville Ky Bobby Phillips resigns as Pikeville High School football coach to take the head coaching job at Oak Hill High School in Ohio. The move shifts leadership ahead of the upcoming season.
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Pikeville High School
Oak Hill High School
Ohio
Essig Opens Publinks Match Play Top Contender
In Chicago Don Essig of Indianapolis and LSU faces Walt Durdle in the opening round of the National Public Links Golf tournament. A 36 hole qualifying format trims 150 entrants to 16 for match play with rounds through Friday and a 36 hole final Saturday.
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Don Essig
Essig
Indianapolis
Husky
Walt Durdle
Peoria
Ill
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Durdle
St. Paul
Warren G. Harding
Chet Latawiec
Gene Hansen
Dayton Olson
Seattle
Mrs Lehman Caps Tourney at Wildwood Course
Mrs Jerry Lehman won yesterday's 9 hole flag tournament at Wildwood. Mrs Virgil Clark finished second, Mrs Bob Gade third, and Mrs Gordon Nein fourth. Mrs Sol Back led the first year golfers and Mrs C L Mers had the day's best score with a gross 49.
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Jerry Lehman
Denison names new soccer coach Granville appointment
Robert Seager an associate history professor and Denison University athletics committee member is named soccer coach succeeding Tristram P Coffin who moves to the University of Pennsylvania faculty.
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Ohio
Robert Seager
Denison University
Tristram P.coffin
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