Middletown High Adds Xavier Star Ivy Williams to Football Staff
Middle Grid Staff adds Xavier star Iverson Ivy Williams a former Xavier University backfield player to help manage the varsity junior varsity and sophomore squads. Williams the first Black assistant in Middletown football since Bobby Hawkins joins with teaching duties and aims to bring added gridiron expertise to coach Jack Gordon's multi-team program.
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Iverson
Ivy
Williams
Xavier University
Middletown High
Ft. Pierce
Fra
Jack Gordon
Bobby Hawkins
Gordon
John Carroll High
Xavier
City crowns five champs in local tennis action
Five divisions crowned champions at the Middletown Tennis Club Open. Ann Barnes defeated her sister Sarah 6-0 6-0 in Girls 12, Sally Belew beat Amy Douglas 6-1 6-0 in Girls 14, and Andy Thompson beat Keith Head 6-0 6-1 in Boys 16.
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Middletown Tennis Club
Ann Barnes
Sarah
Sally Belew
Hamilton
Amy Douglas
Andy Thompson
Keith Head
Balzer-Ortman Reaches Hinsdale Invitational Finals
Hinsdale Illinois Peter Balzer-Ortman of Middletown advanced to the finals of the Boys 10 division after a 6-0 6-1 win over Xavier Curiel of Mexico City. Curiel’s one game marked Balzer-Ortman’s first dropped game of the tournament.
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Hinsdale
Ill
Middletown
Peter Balzer-Ortman
Balzer-Ortman
Xavier Curiel
Mexico City
Mexico
Curiel
Tremblay Signs Five Year Pact With Nordiques
Quebec report says Tremblay, 33, left the Montreal Canadiens after 12 NHL seasons to join the Nordiques of the New World Hockey Association. He projects to face the Russians in the fall as part of Team Canada and Montreal’s challenge.
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Quebec
Tremblay
Montreal Canadiens
Team Canada
Les Nordiques
World Hockey Association
WITA
National Hockey League
Knothole Results and Class Standings Highlight Local Games
In Class A Manchester Machine loses 6 to WPFB LeSourdsville while Howe Motor Armco Assc. falls 2 to Interstate 0. Class B tournament sees Ponderosa 16 over Akers Pkg 1 and Blake Steel 4 over Brown’singer Barnitz Bank 3. Class C results include Woodridge Pk. East 15 over Dillman’s 2 and Sears 7 over H. Finkelman 4. Class E shows Sports Bowl 18 over Rotary 10 with Cassano’s 9 and Coke 1 prevailing in another match.
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Armco Assc
Interstate
Klontz Sohio
Agee
Ins
Ponderosa
Akers
Blake Steel
Brown’Singer
Barnitz Bank
Davidson
Woodridge Pk. East
Dillman’s
Sears
H. Finkelman
Shepard Ins
New Car Dealers
D & V Shell
Raymond
Bay
Rotary
Hembree
Real*y
Midd. Lumber
K of C
Allsports
Cassano’s
Coke
Hamilton Shops
Blast
Power
Machine Shop
Hamilton
Roger Britton
Jim Mato
George Reckart
Harold Halecomb
Carson and Wilson Reach Finals in Western Girls Tennis
Dayton duo Leslie Carson and Ann Wilson defeated Jo Ann Kurz and Susan Goodman 4 6 7 5 6 0 to reach the finals of the Girl's 18 doubles at the Western Girls Tennis Championships in Dayton Middletown.
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Dayton
Middletown
Leslie Carson
Ann Wilson
Carson-Wilson
Jo Ann Kurz
Susan Goodman
Charleston
W. Va
Latonia Race Course Race Day Results Summary
Horse race results from Latonia Race Course listing outcomes for 10 races with pari mutuel pays and times. Winners include Dreamy Mir Jimmie Tarway Michael J Bye Bye Prince Carla Byrd Loretta Creed Bachelor's First Speedy Baron Wes Tee and more with payouts for exacta and perfecta and attendance 1,764 handle 95131.
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Guy Camp
Dreamy Mir
Jimmie Tarway
J.d.’S Wyn
Direct Ensign
Reel’s Millie
Michael J
Crittenden
Fast Company
Bye Prince
Mighty Dag
Marty Parker
Carla Byrd
Bert Mar
Mic
Perfecta
Loretta Creed
Ohio
Gene
Ginger G
Speedy Baron
Cardinal Song
Minnie Last
Bondville
Rebel Greer
Wes Tee
LD Mac
Handle
Thoroughbred Races Listed From 1st to 10th
The list details ten horse races with names of pace and trot entries for each. Notable horses include Sandy Bill Bonnie Fleetwood Diana Sampson Flamingo Boy and Royal Wilson in the early races and Hi Peggy Major Gray June Rose in later events.
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Legality
Erly Night
Heaven
Sandy Bill
Bonnie Fleetwood
Diana Sampson
Flamingo Boy
Royal Wilson
Bold Melody
Easy Easy
Quincy Time
Mary Ruth Adios
Dawn Actioway
Miss Bay Ways
Potomac Man
Roan Breeze
Sweeta
Jane Abbe
Fair Eric
Edgewood Cathleen
Noble Doug
Justln Voodoo
Ella’s Time
Will Fly
Scott’s Goose
Misty Knight
Shanty Boat
Maroon Star
Dot’s Powder
Flo Even
Adios Addy
Rob Ryan
Renee
Richard's Knight
Don‘s Gene
Lassie Lynn
Victory
Flo
Mr. Stereo
Squire Jim
Stretch
W.B. Lucky
Pace
Hi Peggy
Major Gray
June Rose
Frisco Travel
Pearl's Pride
Comet
Mite
King Storm
Chief Dean
Senator
Jeff's Pride
Water Loo
Gray's Dream
C.R. Time
Mike Meadow
Soul Sister
Petticoat Time
Rusty's Express
Counterfeit
M.P. Adios
Sammy Way
Swan Meadow Max
Ex Ram Defensive Star Survives On Hope
Former Rams lineman Lundy, aged 37, suffers myasthenia gravis and thyroid and diabetes issues. After retirement from the Rams and a brief Chargers tryout, his wife Lilli identified the illness, and he survived a severe breathing episode at UCLA Medical Center. Financial aid sits pending with NFL insurance providing his current income.
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LOS Angeles
Mar Lundy
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Purdue University
Lilli
Robert Rosenberg
University of San Diego Hospital
Ucla Medical Center
National Football League
George Allen
Washington Redskins
Islanders Hire Phil Goyette as New Coach After Long Search
New York Islanders General Manager Bill Torrey selected Phil Goyette, a 17 year NHL veteran who played for the Rangers Canadiens Blues Sabres, to coach the fledgling club on a multi year contract. Torrey noted the choice aims to develop the young roster as he pursued other candidates.
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NEW York
Bill Torrey
New York Islanders
Ing
Phil Goyette
New York Rangers
Montreal Canadiens
St. Louis Blues
Buffalo Sabres
Torrey
NHL
Harry Sinden
al MacNeil
Earl Ingarfield
Goyette
FH Tankers Top Monroe in Close Forest Hills Win
Forest Hills swim team edged Monroe Swim Club 323 to 289 at Monroe to claim a second straight win. Event winners include G Wilson and E Weigert in boys freestyle, K Kemplin in multiple events, and M Faris in girls sprints and relays.
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Forest Hills
Monroe
Forest Hills Winers
G. Wilson
E. Weigert
T. Kemplin
B. Wooley
G. Smethers
A. Faris
M. Faris
L. Dilworth
K. J.smothers
J. Faris
R. McGee
A. Wooley
P. Dilworth
M. Wise
S. Wooley
S. Taulbee
B. Moore
T. McGee
H. Hatton
K. Kemplin
R. Brannnuman
T. Monroe
L. Sebald
McGuire
Wildwood Swimmers Drop Close Meet to Walnut Grove
Wildwood Swim Club suffered a 280 to 271 defeat to Walnut Grove of Trenton at Walnut Grove. P Harris won three events for Wildwood in girls 14 under freestyle backstroke and breaststroke. J Shiverdecker also claimed three wins in boys freestyle IM and breaststroke.
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Wildwood Swim Club
Walnut Grove
Trenton
P. Harris
Wildwood
J. Shiverdecker
Beckett Nets Marzolf Crown at Brown's Run golf event
Beckett claimed the two day Francis Marzolf individual best ball tournament at Brown's Run with a net 5. Regular Ladies' Day results list multiple flights with gross and net scores led by Mrs. Victor Carpenter 87 and 71 respectively, plus guest day honors for Mrs. Russell Pence with a 39 nine hole round.
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William Beckett
Francis Marzolf
Brown's
James Wallace
Gross
Victor Carpenter
James Sawyer
William Barnes
Fred Stein
Norris Downing
Ward Browning
Daniel Hobbs
Donald Mayo
William Snider
Raymond Mazzarelli
William
Forest Hills
Larry
Freedman
Russell Pence
Wildwood
Bill Osborne
James Miller
Bob Lentz
Ronald Trowbridge
Robert Greenwood
Glen Selby
B. Flaig
Big Bats Blast In MIRC Play
The Square D Water Refining team crushed at Goldman Park by a 21-5 score in MIRC League action, recording 12 extra base hits including three homers and eight doubles. Diamond National edged Hoerner Waldorf 10-9 in extras, Ohio Bell beat NCR 10-2, Sorg shut Crystal Tissue 7-2, and Miami Carey won by forfeit over Diamond Fiber.
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Goldman Park
Square D Blaster Water Refining
Square D
Diamond National
Hoerner Waldorf
Ohio Bell
NCR
Sorg
Miami Carey
Diamond Fiber
Burress
Haagis
Dave Howard
Nick Schoenberger
Guy
Notch
Jim Combs
K. Harrison
A's acquire Mincher and Kubiak in Texas trade
The Oakland A's obtained first baseman Don Mincher and utility infielder Ted Kubiak from the Texas Rangers in exchange for utilityman Orlando Martinez, second baseman Vic Harris, and a player to be named later. Mincher, 34, is batting .236 with six homers and Kubiak is hitting .224. Both had previously played for the A's.
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Arlington
Tex
Oakland A’s
Don Mincher
Ted Kubiak
Texas Rangers
Orlando Martinez
Vic Harris
Mincher
Kubiak
A’s
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