Cope Memorial Tourney Opens At Gardner Diamond
Ten top fast pitch teams from Indiana Kentucky and Ohio compete in the Dick Cope Memorial Classic with a 500 prize. Champions Shelbyville Square D Harley Davidson headline entries along with Stop Inn Cafe Linden’s Night Club and several area squads. Local pitchers Cleveland Pendergrass for Champion Paper and Ray Miller for Hamilton Hurricanes.
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Tri-State
Gardner Diamond
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Optimist
Shelbyville
Ind
Square-D
Lexington
Harley Davidson
Columbus
Stop Inn Cale
Arcanum
Linden's Night Club
Hamilton Champion Paper
Hamilton Hur
Cleveland Pendergrass
Champion Paper
Ray Miller
Hamilton Hurricanes
Knothole Korner Scores and Local Club Standings
In local league play many small games produced tight results. Knothole Korner reports Little Vets 6 over Old 25 Club 0 while Dason’s 8 defeated First National 7. Armco 10 beat Coca-Cola 1 and American Savings 15 over Jaycees. CWA 10 edged Sportsmen’s Club 7. Raymond Bag 7 topped K of C 3, and McGraw 2 beat Goodwin Pileg 1. In international news, Katsutoshi Aoki of Nagasaki pitched in a bout with Warcite Brillo of The Philippines in a wartime report.
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CWA
Sportsmen's Club
Raymond Bag
K of C
McGraw
Goodwin Pileg
W. L.pet
K of P
Little Vets
LeSourdsville
Dason’'s Schiff's
Agee Insurance
First National Bank
NCR Captures Women's Crown in playoff at Goldman Park
National Cash Register defeated Schoenling Beer 165 to capture the first round championship of the Women's League last night. NCR tallied 20 hits, erased a 54 third inning deficit, and scored five runs in the sixth to seal the victory.
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National Cash Register
Schoenling Beer
Goldman Park
NCR
Barnitz Field
Curry Ford
Guyler Buick
Hughes Motors
Beck Talbert Pontiac
Heber Jones
Howe Motors
Homer Schenck
Ken Pressier
Howard Kern
Beck Talbert
Pee Wee Football Registration Opens This Saturday
Pee Wee Football starts sign up with three registration dates this Saturday from 9 am to 2 pm at Smith Farm. The program forms three leagues including eight year olds and Bantam for 13 and 14 year olds weighing up to 130 pounds. A birth certificate is required if first time Pee Wee or Knothole Baseball participant. Registration fee is 2.
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Smith Farm
Pee Wee Football
Beys
Bucher Threat To Trenton Car Race At Edgewater Park
Cincinnati driver Jim Bucher challenges Trenton's Bill King for top eliminator at Edgewater Park. King has won four of the last five with a 9.13 second speed. Jim Eversole of Franklin seeks a repeat win in senior stock eliminator after two straight weeks. Time trials start at 6 pm and eliminations at 9 pm.
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Lacy King
Bill Marshall
East Side Office
General Office
Pipe Shop
Cincinnati
Jim Bucher
Trenton
Bill King
Edgewater Park
King
Bucher
Jim Eversole
Franklin
Capozzi Reaches Finals in Nationals Tennis Battle
In Chattanooga Connie Capozzi from Middletown advanced to the Girls Under 14 nationals final after battling through a back strain to beat Mimi Raney of Little Rock 2-6 9-7 6-4. Capozzi, a former Under 12 champion, faces top seed Lucia Tuero of New Orleans in the final.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Middletown
Connie Capozzi
Mimi Raney
Littl Rock
Ark
Miss Capozzi
Lucia Tuero
New Orleans
Miss Tuero
Longest Match In Doubles Play Ends Tonight
The longest match of the Men's Doubles Tournament at the Middletown Tennis Club will conclude tonight as third seeds Bill Goldsmith and Doug Lewis face Fred Dorner and John Schraffenberger. After dark halted play at 9-9 in a second set, Goldsmith and Lewis led 8-6 in the first, while Dorner and Schraffenberger rallied to force the deciding actions. The winner advances to meet Art Kunz and Hal Haugen for a finals berth against Robert Driscoll and Jim Riddell.
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Bill Goldsmith
Doug Lewis
Fred Dorner
John Schraffenberger
Middletown
Goldsmith
Lewis
Dorner
Schraffenberger
Art Kunz
Hal Haugen
Robert Driscoll
Jim Riddell
Zikes Strikes Set The Pace In Invitational Bowling
Les Zikes of Palatine Illinois rolled 32 strikes to open the four day Invitational Bowling Tournament of the Americas in Miami Florida. He built a big lead with scores 202 257 233 279 and 71. Carlos Munoz of Guatemala City followed in the men's division while Mele Anata of Mexico City led the women's division with 194 200 215 197 806.
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Miami
Fla
Les Zikes
Palatine
Ill
Puerto Rico
Carlos Munoz
Guatemala City
TR. Mele Anata
Mexico City
Ten Harness Races Carded At Hamilton Raceway
Hamilton card features ten harness races over two nights to replace a rainout program. Post time remains 8:30 p.m. with results listing winners in each race and notable entrants.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Raceway
Invader Wick
Liberal Prince
In Famous
Volovole
Don Dan
Meadow Mudge
Series Sure But Not In Football
New York AP reports NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle was asked if a world series could occur in six to seven years. He smiled and said there is one now, likely in October between Baltimore and the Philadelphia Phillies.
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New York
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
American Football League
Rozelie
Baltimore
Philadelphia Phillies
Wildwood and Brown's Run Vie for City Championship
Four remain from a 16 player field in the 1964 City Championship as Brown's Run and Wildwood advance to semis at Brown's Run. Kent and Greene lead Wildwood, while McCabe and Verity represent Brown's Run. Semis set for 10:30 with a 6 hole final at Wildwood. Ritter withdrew as defending champion.
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Brown's Run Country Club
Wildwood Golf Club
Brown
Tom Greene
Chuck Kent
Wildwood
Bill McCabe
John Verity
Run Kent
Jim Ritter
McCabe
Temp Thorn Greene
Walt Pagne
Verity
Fred Ruscher
Greene
Ewing Taulpee
Dave Woodward
Tom Benny
Kent
Billy Ritter
Ritter
Geiberger Finds Putter Deal Smart
At the Insurance City Open on the Wethersfield Country Club course Geiberger shot a seven under par 64 with a traded putter. He needed 26 putts and posted a two stroke lead over Besselink Ferree Rule and Yancy after first round play.
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Hartford
Geiberger
al Besselink
Jim Ferree
Jack Rule
Bert Yancy
Mrs Ruth Wins Low Gross and Net at Forest Hills Ladies Day
Ruth, Paul Ruth and Schaef fer lead Flight A with low gross 46 and low net 34 respectively at Forest Hills Country Club Ladies Day. Flight B sees Howard Johnson grab low gross 47 and Grine low net 31. Flight C titles go to Russell Nicols low gross 530 and Hoffman low net 34. Charles Rice wins special prize.
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Paul Ruth
Forest Hills Country Club
Phil Schaeffer
Howard Johnson
Arnold Grine
Russell Nicols
Howard Hoffman
Charles Rice
Mrs Mers Is Best Golfer at Brown's Run Club
Mrs C L Mers shot 86 to pace the field and win low gross in the first flight of 18 hole play. Low net in the top flight went to Mrs Syl Shetter with 75. Leading the second flight was Mrs Harold Moon with 106, while Mrs Robert Richardson took low net with 78. First flight nine hole winners included Mrs Ward Browning low gross 55 and Mrs Jay Wright low net 36. Tied for low gross in second flight were Mrs William Robinson and Mrs Forrest Morrow with 58. Mrs Marion Swisher earned the low net prize for 34.
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C. L. Mers
Brown's Run Country Club
Syl Shetter
Harold Moon
Robert Richardson
Ward Browning
Jay Wright
William Robinson
Forrest Morrow
Marion Swisher
Fetter and Ritter Reach PGA Quarterfinals in Dayton
DAYTON Middletown had two golfers in the Miami Valley PGA Tournament quarterfinals at Dayton Country Club. Dale Fetter Brown's Run won over Jim German 6 and 4 after a two under par 14 holes. Tom Ritter Wildwood, winner two years ago, defeated Norm Butler 3 and 2 to advance.
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Miami Valley Professional Golfers Association
Dayton
Coun
Dale Fetter
Brown
Jim German
Troy
Tom Ritter
Wildwood
Norm Butler
White Favored In Gals' Meet
CHICAGO AP The 64th Womens Western Amateur Golf Tournament heads to semifinals with Barbara Fay White the betting favorite. The 23 year old from Shreveport is seven under par through 39 holes after a 6 and 4 quarterfinal win over Judy Bell of Colorado Springs.
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Chicago
Barbara Fay White
Shreveport
Miss White
Judy Bell
Colorado Springs
Colo
Oak Park Country Club
Twisting Acres
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Arcanum, Washington Courthouse
Urbana
Knothole Korner
Old 25 Club
Dason's
First National
Agee Insur
D. L. Smith
McDonald's
Armco
Coca-Cola
American Savings
Jaycees
Associated Press
Nagasaki
Japan
Katsutoshi Aoki
Brillo
The
Philippines
Schiff's
Armco Lewis Realty
Ic Anchoras
American Legion
Armco Goodwin
Streifthau
By Vince Imfeld
Aeronca
Crystal Tissue
Crystal
Ralph Hall
Raymond Bay
Tytus Ave
Church of God
United Baptist
Peastttown
EUB
St. Paul's
Maustown
First Baptist
Trenton Nazarene First Methodist
Darrell Bowen
Bob Wallace
Jim Connerroe
Gerald Myers
Manstown
Armco Safety League
East Side Diamonds
Transportation and Labor No. 2
Hamilton County
River Downs
Government Square
Cincinnati Turf Club, Inc
Kellogg Ave
Greenfield
Bowman
Tytus
Nelbar
Central
Dick Cope
Capozzi
Connie
Miss Raney
Zikes
Mr J. Scott
Ozark
Queen's Lafayette
Pace Trustee
Key Frisco
Commando Pick
Pace
Otis Direct
Bonnie Can
My Leo
Wil Dale
Breezie Volo
Gold Dust Kid
Linda B. Grattan
DeBaun
Sister Oliver
Williams
He Count
Peden
Sissy Mite
Mattox
Buckeye Worthy
Miller
Ozark Jeffrey
Russell
Black Tulsa
Beams
Cypress
Inecomnempey
Ace
Greeze On Can
de Baun
Pace — Vanwin
Jacobs
Ambascot
Sinasid
Irish Wit
Burnett
Sally Zoe
Peterson
Delayed Famous
Malland
Kiss Me Kate
Baily
Miss You
Mar ‘Tin
Tessie Rose
Swisher
Tommy Goose
Dowel
Hardy
Josedaie Red Star
Wilma Creed
Oswalt
Rendezvous Knight
Garrity
Try Yucetan
Martin
Volo Gill
Rankin
Dolly A von
Diamond Star
Lynch
Wihz K
Lovett
C of I's
Ohio State
Paul Volk
Mrs. Ruth Cops
Forest Hills
Fetter, Ritter
Ler
Fetter
Jim Rudolph
Jimmy Gilbert
Jack Ortman
Frank Marchi
Tim Schwab
Chuck Licher
Meeker
Roy Nichols
Youtsler
Texaco
Midd
Roy
Reischi
South Main
Germantown RD
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