Ritter Domination Breaks In City Golf Classic
In a tight quarter final at Wildwood Jimmy Ritter, a three time city champion, and Chuck Kent faced sudden death after 18 holes with Kent securing the win on the 19th. Kent advances to meet Bill McCabe in the upper bracket semi finals as top contenders vie for the 36 hole Sunday final.
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Ritter
Chuck Kent
Jimmy Ritter
Jimmy
Billy Ritter
Ritters
Brother Tommy
Billy
Ferring
Kent
Wildwood
McCabe
Brown's Run
Jon Verity
Tom Greene
Verity
University of Virginia
Fred Ruscher
Greene
Walt Payne
Nichols Wins PGA Title In Dramatic Columbus Finish
Bobby Nichols, a 28 year old from Louisville, captured the PGA Championship by three strokes with a 271 nine under par. Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer finished tied for second at 274 as Palmer's bid fell short in a sun splashed Columbus debut.
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Columbus Country Club
Nichols
Louisville
Joff
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Enor
PGA
Arnie
Big Jack
Ultrarich
Osborne Fires 70 At Wildwood
Osborne fires a one under par 70 to lead low gross at Wildwood. Dave Woodward takes second with 73. Ruben Riggs and Bob McCabe 78s, Sel Back, Bob McCandless and Bob Hart 77s. Mort Taylor 79. Ned Root, Ed Sherman, Fred Boehm, and Ray Sherman Jr. with 80s. Charles Gorman wins blind bogey with 7. Back and Hart tied for second with 72.
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Bill Osborne
Wildwood
Dave Woodward
Ruben Riggs
Bob McCabe
Sel Back
Bob McCandless
Bob Hart
Mort Taylor
Ned Root
Ed Sherman
Fred Boehm
Ray Sherman Jr
Charles Gorman
Harold Berry
Back
Hart
Ebihara, 112, knocks out Nam in Osaka bout
In Osaka, Hiroyuki Ebihara, 112, Japan, defeats Kung Kang Nam, 112, South Korea, by knockout in the ten round. Also, Aly-Salva Tore Burruni, 118, Italy, defeats Rafael Fernandez, 117, Spain, by knockout.
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Osaka
Japan
Hiroyuki Ebihara
Kung Kang Nam
South Korea
Falconara
Aly
Salvatore Burruni
Italy
Rafael Fernandez
Spain
Gatliff Auto sweeps Middletown Slo Pitch title defense
Gatliff Auto of Newport Kentucky dominated the 1964 Middletown Invitational Slo Pitch Tournament beating Wilsman's Trucking 17-8 in the final to defend the Worlds Open title. Barry Norman named MVP after going 6 for 8 with six hits and 11 runs batted in during the event.
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Gatliff Auto
Newport
Middletown
Barry Norman
Gatliff
Norman
Les Hirschback
Armco
Jim Collins
National Lanes of
Dayton
Wilsman
Trucking
Whitey Huff
Rice Cards At Forest Hills Lead By Charles Rice
Charles Rice shot an even par 64 to lead the gomers at Forest Hills Country Club in low gross. Bob Brown posted 70 and John Owen 73. In blind bogey Bob Sant and George Winglewich tied for 64, with George Hoover and John Watson at 65. George Blossom finished third with 70.
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Charles Rice
Forest Hills Country Club
Bob Brown
John Owen
Bob Sant
George Winglewich
George Hoover
John Watson
George Blossom
Ballard wins prelim to enter national boys tournament
Ballard D P Middletown defeated Greg King of Alabama 53 36 846 to secure a berth in the Boys Under 12 National Tournament in Chattanooga Tenn Connie Capozzi made her first Girls Under TM National tourney as third seed Linda Tuero of New Orleans is first seed Ann Roberts of Coral Gables is second seed Marjorie Gengler Locust Valley N Y is fourth seed
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Middletown
Jim Gibbons
Danny O'Neil
Robert Driscoll
Jim Riddell
Bill Goldsmith
Douglas Lewis
William Springer
Art Eliopoulos
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ballard
Greg King
Alabama
Connie Capozzi
Linda Tuero
New Orleans
Ann Roberts
Coral Gables
Fla
Marjorie Gengler
Locust Valley
N. Y
Minoso Joins Indianapolis After White Sox Waiver
Veteran out fielder Minnie Minoso who had been placed on waivers by the Chicago White Sox was signed by Indianapolis of the Pacific Coast League on Sunday.
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Chicago
Minnie Minoso
Chicago White Sox
Indianapolis
Hamilton Raceway ENTRIES FIRST RACE Trot-Vondas and more
The Hamilton Raceway entries list nine races with horse names and jockeys for each event. Notable horses include Trot-Vondas, Gabe's Mirthful, High Trump, Milderd Scotch Sue, and Kaiulani in Race One, with further fields for Races Two through Nine and multiple jockey names such as Mattox, Har dy, Williams, Applegate, and DeBaun.
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Vondas
Mattox
Gabe
Hardy
High Trump
Williams
Applegate
Kaiulani
Hurley
Dickason
Shadydale Ladybug
Frye
Commando Way
Black
Nugget's Pride
DeBaun
Mamie Queen
Baily
Lewter
the Count
Peden
Sissy Mite
Joe Bloom
Burlington
Ozard Jeffery
Russell
the Big Surprise
Slonaker
Pace
Kahoka Son
Rankin
Frederick
Arnold
New Blue
Bradstreet
Rock Scott
Martin
Vela
Joy DeBaun
Linda B. Grattan
Penny Bell
Lynch
Miss Arabella
Dowell
Battle Gold
Liander
McGahey
Ozark Bobby
Lady
Allie Lee
Elise Ovelmo
Burk
Emily Oliver
Grand Earl Volo
Heintz
Bridget
Raider
Fritter
Betty B. J
Myrtle
Ichi Bon
Edgewood
Hickey
Single Wave
McKeever
Haverill
McPherson
Karen Sue Wilson
Senator Dale
Bowyer
Scuff
Guinn
Shy Lady
Baker
Keystone
Owens
Bobbie
Danny
Champ
Iams
Sonny Wilson
Dale Wyn
Haworth
Easy Lane
Ray
Miller
Rock N Robin
McDonald
Do Dan
Ozark Red
Bronz
Legion Post 218 Advances to Fourth District Finals
Middletown American Legion Post 218 defeated TS omen 11 to 2 at Smith Park to reach the district finals. They will face Cincinnati Budde Post in a best of three for the district title and state tournament berth in Athens. Ed Timmers allowed four hits with 15 strikeouts. Dan Strickland, Mike Phillips, and Lamar Lipscomb homered. Ken Howard went 3 for 4. Post 218 hosts Budde Post Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. with Game 2 in Cincinnati Thursday at 2 p.m.
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Middletown
American Legion Post 218
TS Omen
Smith Park
Yester- Post 218
Cincinnati
Budde Post
Athens
Ed Timmers
Wilmington
Dan Strickland
Mike Phillips
Lamar Lipscomb
Ken Howard
Post 218
Browns Open 1964 Camp With Lecture At Hiram College
Cleveland Browns launched training for 1964 at Hiram College. Blanton Collier led an orientation lecture, photo session and 40 yard sprints as Art Modell signed most contracts except Schafrath and Webb. Jim Brown reportedly set to earn around 50000 dollars, highest for a pro football player. Collier must trim 15 from 55 as competition grows at several positions.
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Hiram
Ohio
Blanton Collier
Cleveland Browns
Hiram College
Browns
Dick van Raaphorst
Dick Schafrath
Ken Webb
Modell
Jim Brown
Collier
Buddy Net Act Remains Intact in Davis Cup Bridal
In Cleveland, Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston remain a strong U S doubles and singles pairing for the Davis Cup defense. Ralston defeated McKinley 6 2 6 2 6 1 in the singles, then the pair routed Northwestern’s Riessen and Graebner 6 1 6 4 6 2 to win the clay court doubles. Nan cy Richey captured the women’s singles title with a 6 2 6 1 win over Carole Caldwell Graebner.
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River Forest
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Uncle Sam
Cleveland
Ralston
McKinley
U.S
Bobby Riggs
Northwestern University
Big ‘Ten
Marty Riessen
Clark Graebner
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Carole Caldwell Graebner
Australia Steps Closer To Cup Test With U S
Australia remains two wins from Davis Cup glory as it advances toward a final with Mexico after routing Canada 5-0 in Montreal. Mexico edged New Zealand in Mexico City to reach the North American final, and Australia meets Mexico on August 13 in Mexico City to decide who challenges Chile for a spot in the interzone final.
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Australia
United States
Mexico
Canada
Montreal
New Zealand
Mexico City
Chile
Sweden
France
Philippines
U.S
Cleveland
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Hamilton
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Armco Triangles
Dayton Steel
Charlie’s Cale
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Don Murry
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