Rain May Stall Ohio Valley Tennis Meet Play
In the Ohio Valley Men's Invitational Tennis Tournament rain threatens to delay progress at Verity Courts as 32 players compete. Top seed Billy O Neil dominates, with several first round matches already decided and others halted at darkness.
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Middletown
Ohio
Verity Courts
Billy O'Neil
Dayton
Mike Gundzik
O'Neil
Dan Mesch
Cincinnati
Mac Maffett
Sly Janiak Narrowly Misses 300 In Bowling Duel
Sly Janiak missed a perfect 300 by eight pins ending with a 298 after a twelfth ball. She has seven years of bowling experience and previously scored 265 five years ago. Syracuse All American Jim Brown tallied 127 points as a senior in a 28 27 Cotton Bowl loss to Texas Christian University.
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North Tonawanda, N
Sly Janiak
Syracuse
Jim Brown
The
Orange
Texas Christian University
Legion Y Takes Pair At Dayton In Doubleheader
American Legion Post 218 swept a baseball doubleheader from Dayton Far Hills at Dayton Howell Field. Post 218 won 12-4 in game one behind Woody Daudt who shut out the Day ton team, and then rallied to a 7-5 win in game two with Charlie Fuller earning the save after Ed Watson left the mound in the sixth. Middletown piled 16 hits in the opener led by Jim Gibbs and Fuller with three apiece. Gibbs, Fuller and Joe Young each tripled. In the nightcap Middletown trailed 5-4 and exploded for three runs on singles and back-to-back triples by Charlie Hale and JB Reffitt. Gibbs homered in the fifth. Warring had three hits and one homer for Far Hills. Overall, Post 218 collected 12 hits to Far Hills eight.
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Charles Thomas
Cincinnati
Art ‘Kunz, Jr
Thomas
Shaw Emmons
Dayton
Bob Shade
Hamilton
Middletonian
Bob Swanger
Bill Sprinkel
Don Rombilt
Rom Finkleman
Jerry Levin
Jim Johnston
Kay Champion
Ben Webb
Bill Pendl
John Fitton
Joe Pierce
Jim Bourquin
Bourquin
Pierce
American Legion Post
Far Hills
Howell Field
Woody Daudt
Post
Charlie Fuller
Ed Watson
Middletown
Jim Gibbs
Fuller
Daudt
Gibbs
Joe Young
Kenny Harrison
Traylor
Charlie Hale
JB. Reffitt
Warring
Malenkov to Take Up Managerial Work Soon
A Soviet government spokesman said former premier Georgi Malenkov will leave for a new post as manager of a hydroelectric station at Kama in a few days. The spokesman added that Molotov and Kaganovich, ousted from Kremlin posts, have accepted positions offered to them, with no details on their posts.
Contract Declared Invalid in Columbia Gas System
Washington examiner Daniel J. Kelly ruled a contract between United Fuel Gas Co. of Charleston West Virginia and two Columbia Gas System affiliates discriminatory and invalid. The agreement with Ohio Fuel Gas Co. of Columbus and Manufacturers Light and Heat Co. of Pittsburgh offered lower storage rates for natural gas than United Fuel charged other customers from May 11 to October 31, 1956.
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Washington
United Fuel Gas Co
Charleston
W. Va
Columbia Gas System
Power Commission
Daniel J. Kelly
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Columbus
Manufacturers Light and Heat Co
Pittsburgh
United Fuel
Philadelphia subway cops ride bikes between stations
Five subway policemen in Philadelphia are described as riding bicycles between stations rather than patrolling by boat. The report highlights an unusual patrol method within the transit force suggesting adaptability in urban policing.
Knothole Leagues Play Out Slates In Makeups
Class B and D Knot hole baseball schedules were updated after rainouts. Miller Insurance clinched Class D. Gardner clinched Class B. Ousley of Class D American Legion pitched his second no hitter of the week with eight wins, while Mike Phillips of Miller Ins also earned his eighth win. Gardner and Miller remain undefeated in second round play as league results included several high scoring games and individual highlights.
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Smith Park
Miller Insurance
Gardner
Miller Ins
Lite
Jimmy Ousley
American Legion
Ousley
the Legion
City Loan
Elks
Steve Bogan
Mike Phillips
Miller
Knights of Pythias
Phillips
Interstate
Donisi
Allsports
Lions Club
Denham
Trinity Wraps Up Round Title In Church League
Holy Trinity clinched the Mid-Middletown Church League first round title with a 5 1 victory over Trenton Nazarene as Art Smith walked five and hit two. Trinity finished unbeaten, one game ahead of Evangelical United Brethren, while Calvary Methodist exploded for eight runs in one inning en route to 16 hits and an 18 11 win over Church of God.
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Holy Trinity
Trenton Nazarene
Art Smith
Middletown Church
Trinity
Evangelical United Brethren
EUB
First Presbyterian
Calvary Methodist
Church of God
Larry McMonigle
Middletown Nazarene
Oakland Presbyterian
Smith
Jim Rat
Holy Trinty
Marv Monroe
Joe Wells
Presbyterians
Ray Miller
Dick Head
McMontgie
Methodist
Calvary
Twoy Fenton
Wilson
Tewell
Fingers
Jets edge Marlins 6 3 after big first inning in Miami
In Miami Florida the Columbus Jets opened strong with a six run first inning and held on to beat the Miami Marlins 6 to 3 despite eight scoreless innings. Jets hitters collected six hits while Miami struggled with the mound and offense. Harold Combs is listed among scorekeepers and players on the day, with other line items noting various bowling scores and names.
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Fla
Columbus Jets
Jets
Miami Marlins
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