Sandy Stap Dominates Western Tennis Tour as Junior Prospect
14-year-old Sandy Stap of Deerfield Illinois seeding No 1 leads the Westerns at Middletown Tennis Club undefeated in the event before a semifinal win over Leann Grimes 60 60 She has won four 14 year old tournaments this summer and two with 16 year olds Her parents run a tennis camp and she aims for the national clay court championships after the Westerns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Heffner
Sandy Stap
Deerfield
Ill
Sandy
Middletown
Leann Grimes
Miss Grimes
MTC
Helen Parker
Cleveland
Yes
Louisville
Recruiting a problem in college football final doubleheader
College coach John McVay of Dayton says recruiting remains the toughest part of his job as four schools prepare for the final NCAA football doubleheader at Riverfront Stadium on September 19. He notes his son at Dayton Alter prompts letters from colleges while McVay watches nearby scouts and envisions improved shared scouting among Xavier, Miami, UC, and Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McVay
Dayton
McVay
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Riverfront Stadium
Canada
Franklin High
Dayton Alter
The
Knights
Ohio University
Tom Callahan
University of Cincinnati
Jim Kelly
Bearcats
National League standings and schedule highlights
National League leaders show New York 47 36 566 and Pittsburgh 47 39 547 with Chicago trailing. West divisions list Cincinnati 59 25 and Los Angeles at 6 33 as early-season figures. Thursday results include New York over Montreal 7-6 and Pittsburgh over St. Louis 6-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pet
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Montreal
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Francisco
Houston
San Diego
Atle
Morton
York
Koosman
Nelson
Louis
Gibson
Fryman
Jenkins
Merritt
Cloninger
Reed
Stone
McCormick
Lemaster
Singer
Coombs
W. L. Pet. G.B
Baltimore
Detroit
Bosoin
Cleveland
Asloa Washington
Minnesota
California
Oakland
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Boston
Washington
Bolin
Land
Fingers
Kaat
Cifornia
Messersmith
Janeski
Miller
Moore
Johnson
Booker
Palmer
Troit
Cain
Culp
McDowell
Kline
Bosman
Reds Let One Get Away In Extra Innings
The Reds trailed 9-1 to the Padres then tied it on Bench two homers and Carbo three run shot, but lost 10-9 in the 10th. Braves fell 7-6 to the Giants after an eighth inning rally, despite Atlanta’s late surge. Mets beat Montreal 7-1, Pirates shocked St. Louis 6-0, and Astros halted the Dodgers’ seven-game streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Coach
Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Atlanta Braves
Johnny Bench
Reds
San Diego Padres
Steve Huntz
Braves
San Francisco
Giants
Dick Dietz
New York Mets
Montreal
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Houston
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Padres
Wayne Simpson
Bench
Cincinnati
Bernie Carbo
Jan Marichal
Atlanta
Felix Millan
Orlando Cepeda
Mike Lum
Clete Boyer
Willie Mays
Bob Priddy
Willie McCovey
Dietz’ Roller
Don McMahon
Golf results from Forest Hills Country Club tourney
Mrs. John Adams shot 86 to win top low gross in First Flight at FHCC. Mrs. Ewing Taulbee carded 67 for low net. Second Flight low gross was 101 by Mrs. Otto Long. In nine holes Flight A low gross 46 by Mrs. Dick Beach, low net 36 by Mrs. Alan Parr. Flight B low gross 44 by Mrs. Charles Boyle, low net 38 by Mrs. Gene Pippen. Flight C low gross 51 by Mrs. Dick Branaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
Forest Hills Country Club
Low
Ewing Taulbee
Otto Long
Dick Beach
Alan Parr
Charles Boyle
Gene Pippen
Dick Brannaman
Pistons Sign 6-7 Terry Driscoll in 3-Year Deal
Detroit makes a three year commitment to Terry Driscoll a 6 foot 7 former Boston College star. Driscoll who spurned U S pro offers to play in Italy last winter agreed to a reported 100000 dollar annual salary. He was the Pistons No 1 draft pick in 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Terry Driscoll
Boston College
U.S
Italy
Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Association
Driscoll
Pistons
Seaver Leads Mets With Three-Hit Shutting of Expos
Tom Seaver pitched a three hitter and struck out nine to help the Mets to a 7-1 win over Montreal for his fourth victory. Denis Menke hit a grand slam and a run scoring single as the Astros defeated the Dodgers 9-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Seaver
Montréal
Ron Swoboda
Mets
Pirates
New York
Dock Ellis
Roberto Clemente
Jose Pagan
Bill Mazeroski
Jim Kennedy
Denis Menke
Astros
Los Angeles
Montrreal
Yankee Johnson Named Administrative Officer of Baseball
New York Yankee official Johnny Johnson, 48, was named the administrative officer of baseball by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. Johnson, who has served Yale for nearly 25 years, will replace John McHale, who resigned to become president of the Montreal Expos. the appointment takes effect August 1 and covers World Series and All Star game administration, relations with the rules committee, player development, and cross-sport coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Johnny Johnson
New York Yankee
Johnson
Bowie Kuhn
John McHale
Montreal Expos
Jones' Big Poke Ends With a Single in Rain Delayed Win
Dalton Jones hit what appeared to be a pinch hit grand slam but was ruled a single after passing Don Wert. Three Detroit runs scored on the play as the Tigers defeated Boston 7-3 while Baltimore’s rain halted a key game brief halt amid late clashes with Boston. The umpires ejected tension with Boston as plate umpire John Rice and third base ump Larry Napp cleared the benches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Rock
Associated Press
Dalton Jones
Baltimore
Jones
Don Wert
Detroit
Boston
New York
Orioles
Wert
Red Sox
John Rice
Mike Nagy
Gerry Moses
Larry Napp
Napp
Western Scores Girls and Under Tennis Semifinals
Readouts show multiple semifinals across age groups with players from Fairport Pittsburgh Cleveland and Chicago advancing. Notable results include Patricia Schoolman defeating Susie Repogie 6-2 6-3 and Berta McCallum beating Kitten Stone 6-2 6-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Schoolman
Fairport
N.Y
Susie Repogie
River Forest
Ill
Berta McCallum
Pittsburgh
Kitten Stone
Charleston
W. Va
Sandy Stap
Deerfield
Lenon Grimes
Middletown
Helen Parker
Cleveland
Leslie Carson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Parker
Modest
Sportsviews
BY Jerry Nardiedlo
Xavier
Miami
Dietz
Rbi
Campbell
Dean S
Spiezio
Rbi Rose
Eeeer Tolan
Perez
Lmay
McRae
Cline
Helms
Woodward
Stewart
Simpson
Bordon
Sheer
Chaney
Washburn
Concepcion
Carroll
Carbo
Granger
Bravo
Slocum
San
Diego Huntz
L. May
D. Roberts
Tolan
SSF
Gaston
Huntz
Herbel
Ross
Satrini
Smpsa Brbon 213
Wshbn
Crroll
Grngr
Mrs. Adam
Trillium
Lowe Paints
Hudepol Hudepoh
America
Hudepoml Brewing Company OF Ginginnats
Ono
Yankee Johnson
Wedekind Aircraft, Inc
Hook Field Municipal Airport
P.O. BO
Ohio
Dick Dempster
Michelin Tires
Miles
BankAmericard
BUS
Dempster
N. Verity Pkwy
Dave Pelisek
Alan Blankshai
Oak Park
Erick Iskersky
Rossford
Teddy Staren
Robert Johnson
Eatonville
Fla
Billy Nichols
Pen Guerry
Chattanooga
Tenn
Kevin McNulty
Baisden
Belew-Turman
Hamilton
Conlan
Vienna
McCallum
McCall
Carson
Middletown-Thompson
Springfield
Smendzuick-Landman
Hamtranck
Mich
Grimes
Middletown-Parker
Schubert
Springfield - Donahue
Newark
Blankshair- Staten
Traub-Hurst
Indianapolis
Good-Fowler
Kefales
Wheaton
Barr-Powell
Highland Park
Blanksham
Shauffler
Bristol
Guerry
Chattanooga-Nichols
Eterbech-Pursley
Holland
Ctt
Florence
Incinnati
Donaldson Airport Rd
Mercury
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!