Wilsman Keeps Armco Tourney Crown On Head
Wilsman's Trucking of Hamilton defended the Armco Slo-Pitch Invitational title at Armco Association Park. The double elimination event featured 23 teams with Wilsman's finishing 5-0 and Stroh's of Springfield taking second. Don Evilsizer and Roger Clay hit eight homers for Stroh's while Wilsman's Jerry Booner Ron Pohl and Les Hirshback sparked an eight-run sixth inning in the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilsman's
Armco Association Park
Stroh’s
Springfield
Hanson Motors
Cincinnati
Seymour Merchants
Seymour
Ind
Wilsman’s
Stroh
Donohue Drives Javelin To Victory At Road America
Mark Donohue in the American Motors Javelin wins the seventh Trans-American race at Road America. The win puts the Javelin team in second in unofficial team standings with 34 points as Mustang leads with 50. Horst Kwech wins the under two liter race in an Alfa Romeo GTA. Other results include John Cannon winning formula A and Jacques Couture taking formula B & C in Montreal. Booby Allison wins the 10th annual Volunteer 500 NASCAR race at Bristol. A J Foyt wins the USAC 200 Mile at Dover. NHRA Summer Nationals crown Larry Brown, Gene Snow, and Pete Robinson top titles. Jochen Rindt wins the British Grand Prix after initial disqualification. Bucky Baker wins NASCAR Grand American at Loudon with Max Barrier second and Wayne Andrews third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart Lake
Wis
Mark Donohue
Donohue
Four Mile
Road America
American Motors
Mustang
Cameron
Plymouth
Horst Kwech
Libertyville
Ill
John Cannon
Montreal
Que
Jacques Couture
Booby Allison
Hueytown
Ala
Bris‘ol International Speedway
Tennessee
LeRoy
Yarbrough
Columbia
S.C
Allison
J. Foyt
Dover
Del
Downs
Don White
Foyt
York
National Hot Rod Association
Larry Brown
Vandalia
Ohio
Gene Snow
Fort Worth
Tex
Pete Robinson
Atlanta
Austria
Jochen Rindt
Brands Hatch
England
Rindt
Bucky Baker
Charlotte
N.C
Loudin
N.H
Max Barrier
Thomasville
Wayne Andrews
Siler City
Miller Defends Trans Miss Amateur Title in Oklahoma City
Allen Miller defended his Trans Miss Amateur golf title in Oklahoma City by defeating Joe Insman Jr. 4 and 3. The win marks back-to-back championships, a feat last done by Jack Nicklaus in 1958 and 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Allen Miller
Joe Insman Jr
Miller
Trans-Miss
Jack Nicklaus
Indians Pitcher Sam McDowell Fires Three-Hitter for 3-1 Win
Sam McDowell of the Indians limited the Twins to three hits, struck out 14, and retired 24 straight batters in a 3-1 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sam McDowell
Indians
Twins
Steer This Way By iP
The rear engine car may be an American has been but mid engine models are expected for better weight distribution. Vehicle registrations in the U S have risen 48 percent in 11 years while gas stations increased 6 percent. No deposit bottles pose a motorizing hazard as they break in streets causing tire damage worth thousands of dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Dave Mohn Fights Scofflaws in Yokohama Patrols
In 1909, Dave Mohn plans patrols to lock summonses to car windshields until fines are paid. Ladies driving open cars suffered automobile wrinkles, with cucumber applications as a favored remedy. Gather triple stamps Tuesday at Dave's Clark Super 100 on 1851 Central Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Japan
Dave’s Clark
Central Ave
Latonia Race Course Entrants for First Ten Races
The Latonia track lists entries for races including Trot Josedale Valiant Jack Tell Wiscoy George Admiral John Miss Jac and others in Races 1 2 3 4 7 6 9 and 10 with horses such as Duane's Star Erin's Queen Flat Head Miss Brown County Queen's Lorton Sonny G Worldly Knight and more. Jockeys and trainers are not specified and no results are given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josedale Valiant
Jack Tell
Wiscoy George
Admiral John
Miss Jac
Deana Ps
Flo Chico
Darnney Scott
Highlawn
Deana
Flat Head
St. Gatain
Imasub
Miss Noname
Rita the Great
Leedam Scotty
Success Angel
Easter Adios Sayre
Miss Brown County
Royal Sandpiper
J. R. Dream
Jerry Creed
Lonesome Road
Colossal’s
Lew Dora
Pine Tree Chief
Cara’s
Mighty Sun
Willie Knight
Dusty Daktari
Worldly Knight
Macco
Lovie’s Express
Little Berry
Paint Away
Onda Dares
Surprise Byrd
Lady Joanne
Josedale Red Fury
Harmon Chips
Deb’s Butch
Miss Pittypat
Ripper Melody
C. W. Hal
Ronda Mac
Rankin Wins LPGA Jaycee Open at Northwood Hills
Judy Rankin shot five under par 68 to finish at 209 for the 54 holes and win the $20,000 LPGA Jaycee Open at Northwood Hills Country Club in Springfield Ohio. Lesley Holbert finished one stroke back at 210, with Jo Anne Carner and Jo Ann Prentice tying for third after a 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ohio
Judy Rankin
Walter
Midland
Tex
Northwood Hills Country Club
Bob Toski
North Key Largo
Fla
Jo Anne Carner
Jan Ferraris
Jo Ann Prentice
Miss Ferraris
Ruscher's 73 Leads City Golf Tour at Wildwood
Doug Ruscher shot 73 to take the early lead after two rounds at Wildwood Golf Club and earned low gross for the day. Chuck Kent topped the 0-8 handicap class with 68 while Dave Davidson tied Al Stevens at 71 in the 9-14 bracket. Dick Gray led 15 and over with 64. Closest to the pin: No. 2 Bill Stitzel, No. 9 Chas Brewer, No. 18 Myron Sanderson. Blind bogey winners with 68: H. Romans and D. McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Ruscher
Wildwood Golf Club
Chuck Kent
Dave Davidson
al Stevens
Dick Gray
Bill Stitzel
Chas Brewer
Myron Sanderson
H. Romans
D. McCormick
Equals -Man Output Four-Man Event At Brown's Run
A Brown's Run Country Club four-man best ball tourney ended tied with 56 by a three-man group Bob Warner Paul Pardonner and Pete Delaup and a four-man squad Jim Shull Jim Snyder Bill Tuttle and Gerry Risner with Snyder posting low gross 72. John Herr Bill Uhl Gerry Uhl and Dave Uleman won the four-man scramble with 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown’s Run Country Club
Bob Warner
Paul Pardonner
Pete Delaup
Jim Shull
Jim Snyder
Bill Tuttle
Gerry Risner
Snyder
John Herr
Bill Uhl
Gerry Uhl
Dave Uleman
Dolphins Make Small Splash At Breezeband Invite
The Dayton Dolphins competed in the Third Annual Breezeband Invitational in Ashland Kentucky July 16 18. Amy Douglas placed third in the 200 meter individual medley for 10 and under girls and seventh in both the 50 meter butterfly and 200 meter freestyle. John Faris finished eighth in the 50 meter butterfly for eight and under boys. Ann Faris took eighth in the 100 meter freestyle for 10 and under girls. Don Faris placed fourth in both the 200 meter medley relay and the 400 meter freestyle relay in the 13 14 boys division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Dolphins
Ashland
Dolphins
Amy Douglas
Faris
John Faris
Ann Faris
Don Faris
Weekend Fights Buenos Aires Bout Results
Carlos Montzon from Argentina beat Eddie Pace of Los Angeles by decision in a weekend boxing card in Buenos Aires. Montzon, 160, outpointed Pace, 160, over ten rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Carlos Montzon
Argentina
Eddie Pace
Los Angeles
Foy Says Mets Get Double Trouble and Triumph
Joe Foy, once error prone, exploded for five hits including two homers to lift the Mets to a 7-6 in the 10th inning victory over San Francisco and split a doubleheader. His late surge kept New York two games behind Pittsburgh in the NL East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Becht
Associated Press
New York Mets
Joe Foy
Foy
Mets
San Francisco
Giants
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Father Behind Richey’s Game
Cliff Richey, ranked third in the United States, credited his father for improving his clay court game. After defeating Arthur Ashe 7-5 6-2 6-1 to win the Washington Star International, Richey claimed his sixth title of the year and a $7,000 top prize. He sits 3-1 against Ashe this year and moved into a three way tie for fourth in the Grand Prix circuit with 15 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mets
Kansas City
Foy
Jerrors
Richey
America
Richie
U.S
Europe
Arthur Ashe
Ilie Nastases
Romania
Ashe
Georges Go
West Germany advances in Davis Cup action
West Germany reaches the Davis Cup quarter finals after clinching Europe Zone B with Christian Kuhnke’s 6-1 6-1 5-7 6-2 win over Vladimir Korotkov. Brazil leads Canada 2-1 in the Brazil Canada America Zone final in Sao Paulo with Thomas Koch vs Mike Belkin in the headliner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
West Germany
Brazil
Canada
Sao Paulo
Thomas Koch
Mike Belkin
Dusseldorf
Germany
Christian Kuhnke
Russia
Vladimir Korotkov
Soviet Union
Alexander Metreveli
Wilhelm Bungert
Casper Seals Philadelphia Golf Classic Victory In Record
Bill Casper won the Philadelphia Golf Classic by three strokes with a 274 total, a tournament record for 72 holes. He led by two after round four, then birdied the back nine to seal the win over Dick Crawford and others. Crawford faltered with a triple bogey at the 10th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bill Casper
Casper
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Dick Crawford
Crawford
Terry Wilcox
Arkansan
Bunky Henry
Frank Beard
Wilcox
Siwanoy Country Club
Bronxville
N.Y
Angels' Troop Maneuver Boosts West Title Pursuit
Angels fly in Rudy May and Tom Murphy from California for a two game series in New York. May and Murphy win both games, lifting the Angels to within 3 1/2 games of the lead as a four run sixth inning fuels a 5-2 opener victory with key hits from Sandy Alomar and Alex Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
New York
California Angels
Rudy May
Tom Murphy
California
Murphy
Sandy Alomar
Alex Johnson
Angels
Ken McMullen
RBI
McMullen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilsman
Armco
Wilsman's Trucking of
Hamilton
Aeers Ste
France Sanderson
Sylvania
Kilowatts
Pantorium Cleaners
Dayton
McCall’s
Don's Carry Out
Oxford
Wilsman’s Trucking
Ruhlman’s Trucking
Ron's Car Wash
Mike’s Bar
Toledo
France
Sanderson
Ruhlman
Eymour Merchants
Pantorium Leaners
Lee Myles Corp
Corp
Alfred J. Medica
T.V
Sheraton
Dave Mohn
Latonia Race Course
Rankin
Ruscher’s
Ron Swoboda
Swoboda
Pains Dept
Mary Pollins
Joe Keefe
Cincinnati Bengals
Wilmington
Washington
Cliff
Ven
Lowe Paints
Middletown Shopping Plaza
Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland Indians
Sudden Sam McDowell
National Guardsman
May
Air Force
Firestone
Eos
Pt Se
Sooxier
Vwestone
Af All
Servce
SO. Broad ST
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!