Dayton’s Billy O’Neil Wins Ohio Valley Tennis Crown
Dayton player Billy O’Neil won the Ohio Valley Invitational title in Middletown defeating Shaw Emmons 6-3 3-4 6-3 in a final billed as a hard hitting affair. Earlier O’Neil defeated Bill Pendi 6-0 6-4 after Pendi quit due to an ankle injury. Emmons reached the final by beating Norm Appel 6-2 7-5, with Appel struggling against Emmons serve and net play.
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Dayton
Middletown
O'Neil
Shaw Emmons
Emmon
Emmons
al Burns
Cincinnnati
Norm Appel
Appel
Hagan and Maffett top Wikoff in city mixed doubles
After a three year drought Judy Hagan teamed with Mack Maffett to defeat Carolyn Wikoff and Don Hackney 6 1 6 4 in the city Mixed Doubles finals. The pair dominated with superior play forcing errors from Wikoff Hackney and both Maffett and Hackney hold former state doubles titles.
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Carolyn Wikoff
Ith Mack Maffett
Trip Wikoff
Don Hackney
City
Wikoff
Hackney
Maffett
Betsy Little
Tom Wiley
Hagan
Ruscher Ties Sweeney At Top In Wildwood Golf
Ruscher and Sweeney shared top honors at Wildwood yesterday with 72s. Ruscher opened par 35 and finished 37, while Sweeney shot 38 on the front and was two under on the back. Other scores included Hemmerle Feinthal Ritter 76, McCabe Murray 77, Taylor Frisbie 78, Weber 79.
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Fred Ruscher
Cliff Sweeney
Wildwood
Ruscher
Sweeney
Bob Hemmerle
Bert Feinthal
Jim Ritter
Bill McCabe
R. C. Murray
Mort Taylor
Bob McCabe
Jack Frisbie
Ray Weber
Hammerle
Paul Cain
Bill Bergman
Frank Post
John Hoffman
Feinthal
McBride Substitutes for Holman in Chicago Heavyweight Bout
Wil lie Pastrano of New Orleans will fight Archie McBride of Trenton New Jersey in a 10 round nationally televised bout at Chicago Stadium. McBride replaces John Holman who was barred by the Illinois State Athletic Commission after a medical exam found him stiff from an infected cyst over his eye.
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New Orleans
Archie McBride
Trenton
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McBride
John Holman
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Horizon Crossword Clue Grid Solutions
Crossword clues span topics from food and theatre to nautical terms and poetry. Across entries include cabbage dish dream and seed coat while verticals cover rebuff skin mouth and mixing apparatus. The puzzle lists various definitions and an average solve time.
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Haven
United
Baseball and league standings from Monday results and schedules
Baseball scores and upcoming games across American and National Leagues. New York beat Chicago in a 2 innings 10 inning second game, Cleveland swept Boston, Kansas City defeated Washington, and Baltimore overwhelmed Detroit. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION and INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE results and schedules also listed.
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Errant Golfers New Water Boys
Two young trees are planted near the third and fifth tees at the Lander golf club. A sign near water buckets reads a playful Jack and Jill verse about shade trees, with water imagery and local humor.
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Lander
Wyo
Lander Golf Club
Jack
Jill
Lakeside Chautauqua Names Leader and Committee
The 1956 Lakeside Chautauqua in Ohio and Michigan districts will be led by Rev. James Long of Massillon. Other committee members include Revs. Frank Jordan of Clyde and Theodore Shellborn Jr. of Sandusky in the American Lutheran Church event.
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American Lutheran Church
James Long
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Clyde
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Sandusky
Economic loss from weeklong steel strike estimated at 270 million
Cleveland reports Steel magazine calculates 270 million dollars lost in a week due to the steel strike with 220 million from steel sales and 50 million in workers wages. If the walkout extends past 30 days losses could reach 70 million weekly while auto industry and stores show resilience.
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Allied Industries
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Wheeling
Russians Won't Beat U S Trotters Says Agent
Walter Kennedy reports from Europe that the Soviet basketball team is new and lacks modern American techniques. He predicts the United States will win the Melbourne Olympics due to height and smoother passing by the American squad.
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Walter Kennedy
Abe Saperstein
Globetrotters
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Kennedy
Argentines Seized in Mendoza and San Juan on Sabotage Suspicions
Police in western Argentina arrest 72 people in Mendoza and San Juan on suspicion of sabotage and terrorism.
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Buenos Aires
Mendoza
San Juan
Long Hours Now Facing Congress
Congress enters a week of long sessions with daily starts early and discussions that may extend late. Leaders target adjournment by July 28, while civil rights battles loom large in the House and Senate debates.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Congress
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House
Finnal
Eisenhower
Simon E. Sobeloff
Atomic Energy Commission
House Rules Committee
Miami Sesqui Aid Is Sought
Oxford specialists report Miami University’s 1959 sesquicentennial planning committee seeks letters diaries old publications and memorabilia describing the early history of the university from its 1809 founding to the 1873 shutdown.
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Oxford
Miami University
John W. Ball
Miami
Woman Aids Fire Squad Rescue At Christel Avenue
A fire department crew responded to a呼呼 at 2495 Christel Ave to assist Rose Bailey 70 who had difficulty breathing. She received inhalator treatment and was transported to Middletown Hospital by McCoy Leffler ambulance.
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Democrats Await Ike Aide Campaign Impact
Democrats debate the political payoff of President Eisenhower's foreign aid push. Senator George (D Ga) doubts broad appeal while Ellender (D La) expects voter opposition to continued aid. Humphrey (D Minn) warns the campaign could expose party members not fully backing the president. Republicans seek measured aid with partner nations, not handouts.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Eisenhower
Sen
George ‘D-Ga
Ellender
D-La
Iaw
Humphrey
D-Minn
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
H. Alexander Smith
Uncocking Wrists Early Loses Power in Golf
The article notes golfers often uncock wrists too soon, causing weak impact and a slice. Proper form shows hips and shoulders pivoting, left arm straight, but delaying wrist uncocking until hands reach the hips on the downswing improves power and reduces a wide, outside-in arc.
Smoke Report Turns into Backyard Dinner
A Boise motorist alerted the fire department after spotting smoke behind a garage. Firefighters discovered a family cooking dinner on a backyard charcoal broiler, with no injuries reported.
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Boise
Idaho
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