Dark horses rise in new city classic match play
Tommy Greene and Jon Verity stamped themselves as contenders in the new city classic by posting under par rounds at Wildwood and Brown's Run. Greene shot one under at Wildwood while Verity went three under at Brown's Run to earn spots in next week's match play alongside 13 others and defending champ Bill Ritter.
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Tommy Greene
Jon Verity
Bill Ritter
Greene
Wildwood
Verity
Brown's Run Country Club
Ewing Taulbee
Forest Hills Country Club
Pete Hofmann Wins Under 16 Title in Cleveland
Middletown player Pete Hofmann defeated two seeded rivals to win the Under 16 singles in the Ohio Jaycee Tournament in Cleveland. The victory earned Hofmann a spot in the Jaycee National Tournament in Minneapolis. Hofmann and Tom Harrison reached the Under 16 doubles semi finals, losing to Rogers and Nagy of Cleveland.
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Middletown
Pete Hofmann
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Hefmenn
Tom Harrison
Rogers
Nagy
Limits On Dove Are Increased
Washington AP reports new limits on dove hunting were announced. The measure raises bag limits and season lengths and affects hunters across multiple states. Environmental officials say the adjustments balance wildlife conservation with hunting traditions.
Goldman League Round Opens With Makeup Games
Round two of the Goldman Invitational Softball League started with makeup games from last Tuesday. Bradley’s Cafe beat Whitt’s Auto Sales 15 8, Wil sman’s Trucking defeated Pure Oil Firebirds 14 8, Huff’s Auto Sales toppled Hamilton Thunderbolts 7 3, and Armco Triangles beat National Bowling Lanes 9 2.
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Goldman Park
Bradiey
Cafe
Whitt
Wilsman
Pure Oil Firebirds
Huff
Hamilton Thunderbolts
Armco Triangles
Wilsman’s
Bradley's
Wilsman- Huff
Bradley
Lonnie Norris
Larry Baker
Pure Oil
Dan Curtis
Babe” Franklin
Ray Zawadzki
Jerry Raiff
Bob Reed
Thunderbolts
Jim True
RBI
Fred Davis
Tom Abell
Armco
Wayne Spahr
Bill Marstall
Fred Myers
Marstall
Hamilton Raceway Ex TRIES FIRST RACE AT MEET
At Hamilton Raceway Ex, entries for the first race include Pact-Pole Cat with Slonaker and New Blue with Brad Stren among others. The card also lists horses for the third through ninth races with multiple drivers and notable runners.
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Pact
Pole Cat
Slonaker
New Blue
Bradstren
Velvet Way
Baily
Forbes Ace
Lewter
Honeybrook Helen
McKeever
Misty D
Black
Glen Adios
Lovett
Dowell
Will Oliver
TBA
Bonnie's Bomb
Hardy
Santa Direct
Sanders
Pace
Ozark Shopper
Penny Bell Lynch
Lone Warrior
Williamson
Lady Crestlawn
McConnaughey
Little Baby
DeBaun
Kohaka Son
Rankin
Harry's Jet
Batson
Grace Ann
Zimmerman
Cleveland man Carl Unis wins first Ohio Amateur Championship
Carl Unis, 26, of Cleveland, becomes the first public links player to win the Ohio Amateur Championship at Maketewan Country Club. He defeats Bill Anderson 4 and 3 in the final, overcoming a rainy round and a late challenge. Unis, of Lebanese descent, learned golf by trial and error after starting as a caddy at age 12.
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Cincinnati
Carl Unis
Cleveland
Maketewan Country Club
Ohio
Anis
Michael Haddad
Bill Anderson
Wyoming
Anderson
Unis
Carl
Wright Is Open Champion Fourth Time at San Diego
Mickey Wright of Dallas wins the United States Women's Open for a fourth time after a pressure packed final at San Diego Country Club. She defeats Ruth Jessen of Seattle in a one hole playoff with a 70 to Jessen's 73, finishing regulation at 290 two under par.
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San Diego
Calif
Mickey Wright
Mickey
Dallas
Ruth Jessen
Seattle
San Diego Country Club
Miss Jessen
Shirley Englehorn
Los Angeles
Marilyn Smith
Colorado Springs
Sandra Haynie
Peggy Wilson
Wykagyl Winner Is Too Young For PGA Tourney
Miller Barber, 32, from Arkansas, wins the Wykagyl Round Robin with 31 plus points to beat Ken Venturi for $5,000. Barber cannot join the PGA Tour this week as he awaits completion of his five year apprenticeship and vows a shot next year. The event uses a four day head to head points format over four days at Wykagyl Country Club.
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Cleveland
Toledo
Wykagyl
New Rochelle
N.Y
Columbus
Miller Barber
Texlarkansas
Ark
Ken Venturi
Barber
Venturi
Bears Seek Best Defense and Explosive Offense
Chicago Bears owner-coach George Halas aims to improve the league’s best defense from last season and spark a faster offense. The club plans a full pre season at St. Joseph College with new signees Rich Kreitling and Gary Barnes and rookies Bill Martin and Chuck Logan. Halas emphasizes a balanced attack to support QB Bill Wade and reduce pressure on Ditka and Morris.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Bears
Soldier Field
St. Joseph College
Rensselaer
Ind
New York Giants
Jack
George Halas
Halas
Fense
Rich Kreitling
Cleveland
Gary Barnes
Dallas
Bill Martin
Georgia Tech
Chuck Logan
Northwestern
Bill Wade
Mike Ditka
Johnny Morris
Collier Sees Walter Beach Fighting for Browns Backfield
HIRAM Ohio AP Walter Beach a second year halfback will get a real good shot at a defensive backfield spot for the Cleveland Browns in rookie camp. Coach Blanton Collier says Beach has the speed and build to handle the position and notes the opening created by Jim Shorne’s retirement. Beach starred at Central Michigan College and signed as a free agent in 1963. Billy Truax from LSU shows potential at multiple positions. Paul Warfield and Tom Hutchinson compete for the offensive end job vacated by Rich Keestling trade to Chicago. Hutchinson may train for College All Star game next month in Chicago.
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Hiram
Ohio
Walter Beach
Cleveland Browns
Blanton Collier
Walter
Collier
Jim Shorne
Browns
Beach
Central Michigan College
Billy Truax
Louisiana State
Truax
Paul Warfield
Ohio State
Tom Hutchinson
Kentucky
Rich Keestling
Kretling
Chicago Bears
Hutchinson
Chicago
Perkins Is Appreciated Everywhere But In U S
World junior welterweight champion Perkins bounces between continents to find a title fight. Managed by Johnny Conlon and his wife Marie, the Chicago gym duo have built a global matchmaking niche and guided Perkins to Milan where he defeated Duilio Loi for the 140 pound crown before Loi reclaimed it.
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Charles Chamberlain
Chicago
Eddie Perkins
Will
Perkins
United States
Johnny Conlon
Johnny
Marie
Maloney
Coulon
Ring
Milan
Italy
Duilio Loi
Loi
Appleton To Play In All America Game
VISA New York AP reports Texas star Scott Appleton will play for the West squad in the fourth annual All America football game on June 27. The tackle led Texas to an unbeaten season and a Cotton Bowl win over Navy.
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Visa
N. Y
Col Foolball
Scott Appleton
Texas
Texas Longhorns
Navy
Eddie Coulon says boxing career loyal fans in travel lens
In June 1963 he beat Roberto Cruz in Manila to defend the title twice that year and earned 30 000 dollars plus expenses for a January 4 defense in Tokyo against Yoshimori Takahashi, and 25 000 dollars and expenses for an April 18 bout in Kingston Jamaica versus Bunny Grant. They loved Eddie wherever we went.
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Roberto Cruz
Manilla
Johnny
Tokyo
Yoshimori Takahashi
Kingston
Jamaica
Bunny Grant
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W. T. Bales
Jim Ritter
Fred Ruscher
Chuck Kent
Ned Root
Dave Woodward
Root and Woodward
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Bill McCabe
Thomp Thorn
Walt Payne
Lafayette
Cliff Sweeney
Armeo
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Sweeney
John Wayman
Phil Ritz
Bob Bendel
Bob Hart
Bob McCabe
John Warner
Charles Walsh
Joe Cornelia
Tom Benny
Temp Thorn
Frank Ruffing
Bill Huber
Ted Martin
Elmee Crouch
Elliott Levey
Walter Evans
Don Malcom
D. P. Snyder
C. W Beck Sr
Bill Schaefer
Garrett Kauffman
Taulbee
Forest Hills
Wiley
Joe Ballard
Bob Schiebert
Arnold Grine
Don Bunting
Bil McGahan
Mel DeMaris
Win Arnold
Hofmanann
Washington
Cary , Audrey Grant Hepburn
Starley Comen
Remene
Audie Murphy
Josef Lorne
Prepa
Stanley Bone
Cy Enere'e Producten
Cruise Om
Flipper
St. Dixie Hwy
Miamisburg
Tab Hunter
Alan Mayer
McHlaus
Coumbus CC
Goldman League
Vince Imfeld
Hamilton
Franklin
Wags Pacific
Itzi Geyner
Kawi
Wright
Will Grimsley
By Joe Mooshil
Philadelphia
Detroit
Baltimore
Green Bay
George Allen
Joe Stydanar
U.S
Cherie
Cleopatra
ED Rey Tibet Rotter
Beate
Tom Blaechle
Bob Yont
Sler’s Barber Shop
Barber Service
Charles St
Mr. Callow
Appleton
Rick’s TV Service
Rick
CAID
Jeannette Ave
TESA
Maxwell Field
Neste
North Anklin, OH
Coobing Amusement CO
Dov
S of
Ant
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Eddie
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