Middletown Net Stars Sweep Regional Final Berths
Middletown Tennis Club players led by Carolyn Wikoff and Judy Hagan claimed all under-18 final spots and secured under-15 finals through Linda Nein and Helen Lowry. The event at Verity Courts featured tight semi finals with Fahy and others pushing the Middletown contenders to the limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Ordovensky
Middletown
Carolyn Wikoff
Judy Hagan
Linda Nein
Helen Lowry
Wikoff
Hagan
Carolyn
Judy
Nancy Fahy
Springfield
Fahy
Wolf
Tangel
Mercier
Ranke
Miller
Gnau
N. Fahy
Rininger
Thompson
Fella
Nichols
Sharp
Bell
Powell
B. Fahy
Conner
Lowry
Hammons Heads Local entrants in Ohio Amateur match play
In Mansfield Ohio 16 year old Jack Nicklaus leads medal play with 142 to reach match play as 63 competitors join the 64 man bracket. Lt Tom Hammons Middletown battles Ed Meister Jr Cleveland in an upper bracket clash after posting 157 in medal rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Howell
Mansfield
Ohio
Columbus
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Westbrook Country Club
Rankin
Tom Hammons
Tury
Ed Meister, Jr
Cleveland
Hammons
Meister
John Blust
M. B. Senderson
Jim Hargis
Tom Greene
Cliff Sweeney
Fred Ruscher, Jr
Bob Hammerle
Kibler and Huff Duel In 1-0 Armco Win
Kibler outdueled Huff as Armco beat Sorg Paper 1-0 to reclaim Industrial League lead. Dick Cope played hurt behind the plate and an injured catcher helped spark the break. Shattle Brothers upset Gardner Board and Carton 3-1 to move Armco top. Meister, Wilkinson, and Spradling contributed key plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitey Huff
Larry Kibler
Armco
Kibler
Sorg
Huff
Dick Cope
Wilkinson
Billy Mount
Shattle Brothers
Gardner Board
Carton
Meister
Huff Wilkinson
Lloyd Clemmons
Slo-Pitch Loop Opens Second Round at Barnitz Field
The National Slo-Pitch League kicks off the second round at Barnitz Field with Armco Drainage and Barkelew Electric seeking wins to salvage reputations. Barkelew faces Lee's Cafe, Drainage meets the Optimists, and the Firemen play the Middletown Journal while Frontier Cafe meets Interstate Folding Box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armco Drainage
Barkelew Electric
Barning Field
Drainage
Barkelew
Lee
Lee's
Optimists
Electric
Armco
Firemen
Middletown Journal
Frontier Cafe
Interstate
Barnitz Field
Lee's Cafe
Barkeley Electric
Diamond
Optimist
Inland Incies Closer To Lead In Shops Loop
Inland Incies moved within a half game of unbeaten Aeron Industrial in the ISP league. Reisner and Hopkins homered as Inland produced an 18 hit attack with Gardner scoring all three first frame runs. Charlie Griffin earned the win as Inland’s early surge stood up. Managers from 10 teams plan a Friday meeting to discuss the one round season ending July 19 and the single elimination tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inland Container
Aeron- Industrial Slo-Pitch
Reisner
Hopkins
Inland
Coolidge
Bob Larsson
Fred Huffman
Gardner
Charlie Griffin
ISP
How To Putt Tips From A Golfer Expert
A brief note on putting habits compares them to personal beliefs and offers common tips for improving greens work. The writer mentions a mimeographed paper titled How To Putt and invites requests with a stamped self addressed envelope. The illustration shows a golfer at impact with focus on comfortable stance to avoid reduced effectiveness.
Deaton Hands Bill's 1st Loss in Slo-Pitch Clash
Deaton Sohio defeated Bill's Restaurant 6-5 at Barnitz Field with a eighth inning single by Harry Craft driving home George Scholl. Ray's Cafe widened its lead with a 19-7 win over Pat's Bar as Craft starred with a home run and multi hits. Aeronca Plant 3 climbed into a tie for fourth with a 19-11 victory over B'nai B'rith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Craft
George Scholl
Deaton Sohio
Bill
Craft
Rogers
Ray
B'nai B'rith
Rested Wallace Tosses Shutout in Class AA Knotholers Action
Class AA action saw Oliver Wallace toss a four hit shutout as Knights of Pythias beat Streifthau 2 0 to strengthen first place hold. Daudt allowed three hits for the losers as K O P added a 2 0 win. Schiff Shoes upset Gardner Beard and Carton 3 1 in Class B with Russ Mittenholzer earning the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Schiff
Gardner
Oliver Wallace
Streifthau’s
Knights of Pythias
K. of
Woody Daudt
Chuck Fuller
Skeeter Storck
Jim Gates
Daudt
Schiff Shoes
Gardner Beard
Carton
Russ Mittenholzer
Pat
Diringer Out In Ohio Amateur Leads Round Two
In Columbus Ohio the eight wo second round Franklin county champion and Barbara McIntire of Toledo a Rollins College sophomore were among players in the Ohio Amateur. Anne Richardson of Columbus another Rollins student also competed as a third 18 hole round was set on the par-74 6508 yard Columbus Country Club course with the final round scheduled Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Franklin County
Barbara McIntire
Toledo
Rollins College
Rollins
Anne Richardson
Columbus Country Club
Match Play Rounds Cut Publinks Field Today
San Francisco reports the National Public Links Tournament field trimmed to 16 after two match rounds. Scotty McBeath led with 141 total, Vern Callison and Joe Gallardo Jr. also broke par in qualifying for Harding Park, as Roy Hart still posted 144.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Calif
Scotty McBeath
Palo Alto
Harding Park
Vern Callison
Sacramento
Joe Gallardo Jr
Los Angeles
Harding
Roy Hart
Daly City
McBeath
Ford Hubert
Pekin
Ill
Callison
George Roddy
Indianapolis
Gallardo
Mike Mural
Perman
Ohio
It Happened Last Week It Happened Last Week
It Happened Last Week is a vintage ad style line promoting summer swimwear and new trunks. The copy markets a complete clothing line and urges readers to choose a suit that flatters appearance and taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pal
Frisch's Dump United 6-2 Behind Courtney Three-Hitter
Bill Courtney fired a three hitter as Frisch's beat United 6-2. Larry Harrison doubled twice and singled for L M while Arnold Fugate added a double and a single for the Police. FOP and Lincoln-Mercury tied 10-10 after seven innings to start the AA games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Courtney
Frisch
United
FOP
Lincoln - Mercury
Larry Harrison
L M
Arnold Fugate Banger
Police
Pilot Mortality Rate Tied to Flight Hours
A study finds one pilot death per 10 000 hours of flying, highlighting risk accumulation in private aviation and suggesting safety measures or further research to reduce fatal incidents among civilian aviators.
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Mary Wolf
Hamilton
Janice Miller
Dayton
Ioury
Adelaide Thompson
Carolyn Bell
Nein
Barbara Nichols
Beverly Fahy
Nancy
Joan Mercier
Tom Wiley
Lynne Lawson
Wiley-Lawson
Carlson-Rathman
Bob Millan
Vicki Siegel
McGraw
Bauer- Reichelderfer
Dorner-Jones
Deuce
T Vic Seixas
Philadelphia
Maxwell Brown
Louisville
Brown
Zimmerman
Dave Ogilvie
Schmidt
Louis Craig
Ross
Mike Podolski
Pittsburgh Plate Glass CC
ED Sullivan
Ist
Montclair Phaeton
Monterey Phaetons
Mercury
Sam Snead
Golf School
Deaton
Sertoma
Miami Maid Bread
Terry Alfrey
Tom Spade
Ross Egleston
Lions
City N
Diringer
Jack Keister
Thirkields
Franklin
ETO
Lincoln-Mercury CO
Melampy
Blackway
Pawnee
Rand McNally ‘Road Atlas
Canada
Mexico
Redio
Firestone
NSVER
Exchange
Girard Ave
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