Michigan Net Aces Figured To Win Here
Michigan netters expect to win three of four singles titles at the Western Boys and Girls Tournament opening at Middletown Tennis Club. Sue Pritula tops Girls 12 and Under. Plums Bartkowicz leads Girls 14 and Under. Tony Lamerato and Kevin Lenich top Boys 12 and 14 and Under seeds. Tournament to begin with singles amid possible rain, doubles delayed to tomorrow.
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Michigan Netters
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Sue Pritula
Detroit
Plums Bartkowicz
Hamtramck
Mich
Jean Hoxie
Tony Lamerato
Kevin Lenich
Parma
Susan Pritula
Sue Stapp
Deerfield
Mary Hamm
Mt. Pulaski
Hil
Connie Rollins
Springfield
Nancy Leighton
Tony Lamerator
John Whitlinger
Neenah
Wis
Eric Friedler
Evanston
Til
Jim Gray
Cincinnati
Bill Tompkins
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Steve Buerger
Winnetka
Kevin Sen
Locals Copp Four Titles In Jaycee Tennis Meet
Middletown youths swept Ohio Jaycee Tennis titles in Cleveland. Connie Capozzi won the 16 and Under crown 6-0 6-4 over Janie Lawson. Cindy Snyder won 18 and Under 7-5 first set before Melinda Terry defaulted due to illness. Capozzi-Lawson won doubles 6-3 6-3. Terry-Snyder beat Patti Brown Tina Turnblazer 7-5 9-7. The four Middletown players qualified for the National Jaycee Tournament in Tampa Florida.
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Middletown
Cleveland
Connie Capozzi
Pam Garrett - Kay Thompson
Springfield
Terry Snyder
Patti Brown
Tina Turnblazer
Tampa
Fla
Springfield Pair Annex Boys Crowns in Ohio Tennis
Springfield high school star Chuck Parsons won the 18 and under title at the Ohio Jaycees Junior Tennis Tournament defeating Ken Schwartz 6-2 3-6 6-2 6-3. Robin Fry of Springfield took the 16 and under crown over Robert Binns 6-1 6-4. All finalists qualified to represent Ohio at the National Jaycee Junior Tournament in Tampa August 14-21.
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Springfield
Ohio
Chuck Parsons
Ohio Jaycees
Parsons
Ken Schwartz
Cleveland
Robin Fry
Robert Binns
Fry
Bins
Tampa
Fila
Knothole Results in Class B Local Matches
Knothole results list several matches with teams such as Kuhn's Tran, Amer. Legion Post 2189, Dav id L. Smith 1 Wilson Ruy Cleaners, Mc iGraw Const. 2 National Barnitz Bank 6, Gentry Shop WPFB 17, Frisch's 0, Fashion Fair 10, Sportsmen's Club 1, Eagles 12, Diamond National 16.
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Frisch's
Fashion Fair
Sportsmen's Club
Eagles
Diamond National
Haynie Narrowly Misses Buckeye Tourney Victory
Sandra Haynie finished runner up in the Buckeye Savings 20,000 tournament at Clovernook Golf Course near Cincinnati. Miss Haynie carded rounds of 69 67 69 for a 212 total, tied for third with Carol Mann and Peggy W. Whitworth led with 214, while Susie Maxwell finished five strokes back. Haynie earned 1,950 bringing her season total to 14,838 and has placed in the top five in 13 of 15 LPGA events this year.
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Miss Haynie
Sandra Haynie
Clifford Ann Creed
Alexan
Dria
Miss Maxwell
Shirley Englehorn
Fort Worth
Tex
Santa Fe
Calif
Carol Mann
Peggy Wilander
Son
Kathy
Whitworth
Sandra
Ladies Professional Golf Association
Susie Maxwell
Tulsa
Okla
Cats Hire Cage Aide Franklin High Coach Resigns
FRANKLIN frank Dalton, longtime Jefferson High School Dayton assistant coach for basketball, football and track, resigns to join Franklin High under head coach Russ Day. At Jefferson his reserve teams went 20 12, his freshman track team 14 1 with a league title and runner up, and his freshman football team 7 1. Dalton is a graduate of Pulas ki High School and Union College, class of 1964.
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Franklin
Frank Dalton
Jefferson High School
Dayton
Franklin High
Russ Day
Dalton
Jerry Franklin
Jefferson
Pulaski High School
Somerset Ky
Union College
Barberville, Ky
Bannister Clinches National AAU Pentathlon Title
Jeff Bannister of Scarborough Maine representing Gorham A C won the national AAU pentathlon title with a 1500 meter victory in 4 22 3 finishing second in the discus and 200 meter dash third in the javelin and fifth in the broad jump to clinch the crown on Saturday.
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Jeff Bannister
Pittsburgh
Scarborough
Maine
Bannister
Gorham A.C
Sanders Leaves Em Wandering at British Open
Muirfield Scotland AP Doug Sanders of Ojai California, famed for his short swing and long memory, finished tied for second at 283 behind Jack Nicklaus who won with 282. Sanders electrified fans with a 35 yard eagle at the ninth and his 71 70 72 70 showing.
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Scotland
Doug Sanders
Ojai
Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Golden Bear
Columbus
Ohio
Sanders
Nicklaus
Muirfield Links
Dave Thomas
Wales
Nick
Howard Shull Clinches Flight B Title At Forest Hills
Howard Shull won the Forest Hills Country Club tournament with a S and 3 victory over Bob Easton to claim Flight B. Don Johnson led Ewing Taulbee 1 up after 18 holes of the 36 hole finals. John Watson reached the Flight A final by eliminating Tony Tenorel-up, as Tom Morningstar beat Mike Plesa 6 and 5 to advance to the semis. Morningstar will meet the winner of the Deisler Graff match for a final berth. Bob Sant and Cecil Bowen tied for first in blind bogey with 63.
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Howard Shull
Forest Hills Country Club
Bob Easton
Don Johnson
Ewing Taulbee
John Watson
Tony Tenorel
Tom Morningstar
Mike Plesa
Morningstar
Charles Deisler
Ernie Graff
Bob Sant
Cecil Bowen
Rain Delays Finals In Middletown Softball Tourney
Rain halted yesterdays action forcing a week postponement at Goldman Park. Four teams remain in Open and Industrial divisions with finals to resume Saturday and Sunday. Knights of Columbus beat Burger Market Development 14 13 in the championship bracket before play was stopped in the top of the seventh. Keith Wolfram, tournament chairman, noted rules require resuming from the call point. Tom Augspurger and Jerry Harkrader were key contributors in the late innings. Burger drops to the Open consolation bracket and will face the Duff’s Cafe Meadowlawn winner. Duff’s eliminated Lakeside Inn 16 7 and Meadowlawn beat Whitt Auto 7 6. Armco Transportation & Labor defeated Sorg Paper 17 8, while Ohio State over East Processing 18 11 in Industrial action.
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Keith Wolfram
Fiat Action
Goldman Park
Knights of Columbus
Burger Market Development
Diamond Gard
Hamilton Raceway honors harness horsemen tribute night
Ohio Harness Horsemen's Association leaders gather at Hamilton Raceway headed by Dr. Samuel W. Howe of Marietta. Trophies awarded to winners on the 10 race card marking the track’s next-to-last night of racing amid a 50-night season finale with free admission tomorrow.
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Hamilton Raceway
Ohio Harness Horsemen's Association
Samuel W. Howe
Marietta
OHHA
Dudley Moon
New Holland
Arlo Edwards
Johnstown
Ohioan Captures W Virginia Shoot
Ed Jarell of Portsmouth Ohio and Morris Phillips of Christiansburg Virginia tied 25 25 and 24 24 after both hit 96 of 100 in the open division handicap at the West Virginia Trapshooting Championships before Phillips won 25 24 in the deciding shoot off in Charleston.
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Charleston
W. Va
Ed Jarell
Portsmouth
Ohio
Morris Phillips
Christiansburg
West Virginia
Phillips
Big Challenge Ahead For QB Big Chance Ahead For QB
Randy Johnson, Texas A&I standout, MVP of the Coaches All-America game, guided the West to a 24-7 win over the East while projecting a pro career with the Falcons. He threw for 237 yards and two touchdowns, added a three-yard rushing score, and eyed Aug. 5’s College All-Star clash before NFL scouts.
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Randy Johnson
Texas A&i
Falcons
Johnson
Scatonge
Johnson Drafted by Atlanta Falcons After All America Show
Johnson was a first round draft choice of the Atlanta Falcons and delivered standout play in the All America game under coach Norb.
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Atlanta Falcons
Norb
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