Cokes Career Uncertain as Dallas Event Falls Apart
Promoters Kenneth Hayles and Tommy Bullock end boxing promotions after Gypsy Joe Harris misses weigh in and a planned world title bout collapses in Dallas. Curtis Cokes weighed 147 as the event unraveled amid contract disputes and unpaid sums. Harris blamed weight and failures to pay sparked the cancellation.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Dallas
Curtis Cokes
Kenneth Hayles
Tommy Bullock
Gypsy Joe Harris
Greater Dallas Sports Association
Hayles
Bullock
Harris
Willie Reddish
Reddish
Cokes
World Boxing Associaton
Texas Boxing Commission
Philadelphia
TV Sports Inc
Memorial Auditorium
Doug Lord
Lord
Francois Pavilla
Triangles rout Delco Moraine in DIAA action
Snowden launched two homers and three doubles as the Armco Triangles plated 18 in the seventh to overpower Delco Moraine 32-4 at Delco Moraine Park. Larry Baker Seth Howard and Larry Lawson homered. Baker and Rod Adkins collected five hits apiece, keeping the Triangles tied for second in the DIAA with a 3-1 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Art Snowden
Armco Triangles
Delco Moraine
Dayton Industrial Athletic Association
Delco Moraine Park
Larry Baker
Seth Howard
Larry Lawson
Triangles
Baker
Rod Adkins
DIAA
Bearcats Hire Wrestling Boss
UC Cincinnati names Jim Mahan as wrestling coach and assistant intramural director. Mahan, 26, is Indianapolis born and a former UC wrestler who has coached in Florida the last three years. He succeeds Paul Fleming, who moves to the University of North Carolina.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Jim Mahan
Indianapolis
Ind
Florida
Mahan
George Smith
Paul Fleming
University of North Carolina
BYU Basketball Announces 50 Day Orient Tour
Brigham Young University plans a 50 day tour of the Orient and Australia with 25 games. The team departs today and is scheduled to return September 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BYU
Provo
Utah
Brigham Young University
Orient
Australia
Forest Hills Outswims Monroe in Close Dual Meet
Forest Hills swimming team defeated Monroe 250 to 232 yesterday led by Susan Vorhis with three individual firsts. Monroe's Jeff Boutson and Pat Foreman each won three events as the runners ups collected multiple top finishes across age groups and relays.
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Forest Hills
Monroe
Susan Vorhis
Jeff Boutson
Pat Foreman
Mike McGee
Tim Hensey
Terry McGee
Heather Hatton
Susan Taulbee
Hatton
Taulbee
McGee
Susan Brandenburg
Eddie Richter
David Tuttle
Tom Pritchard
David Hughes
Tim Peters
Mary Wedekind
Kim Hatton
Nancy Pottebaum
Tom Long
Bill Siebert
Peters
Hughes
Pottebaum
Susie Richter
Vorhis
Duquesne Hires Ohio Cage Coach
Duquesne University announces the hiring of Al Bailey as an assistant to basketball coach John Manning. Bailey, 1952 Dukes co captain, has been a successful high school coach in Geneva Ohio.
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Duquesne
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Duquesne University
al Bailey
John
Red) Manning
Bailey
Dukes
iGeneva
U S Tankers Hit Pan American Games Spotlight
A four member U S armed forces shooting team won gold in Winnipeg led by Hershel Anderson with 548 in free pistol and joined by Arnold Vitardo William Blankenship and Franklin Green as the USA claimed the team crown. Divers swimmers and gymnastics also opened events as Cuba beat the US in baseball and Brazil routed the US women basketball team.
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Winnipeg
United States
Hershel
Andy) Anderson
Columbus
Arnold Vitardo
Bronx
N.Y
Air Force
San Antonio
Tex
William Blankenship
Maj
Franklin Green
January Denies Golf Big Three After PGA Victory
Don January wins the PGA Championship in a playoff over Don Massengale at Columbine Course. He rejects the idea of a Big Three dominating golf and credits lessons learned from a 1961 playoff loss to Jerry Barber. January earns 25000 dollars, Massengale gains prize money as well.
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Denver
Colo
Don January
Don Massengale
January
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Jerry Barber
PGA
Dallas
Barber
Columbine
Massengale
Jerry
Latonia Race Course Day of Harness Racing Summary
At Latonia, ten races produced fast times and multiple improbable exacta and perfecta payouts. Winners included pace bets on Mr Waterbug, Roscoe, St Brook, Wan da, and Miss Thias, with trots for Lulla don and O’Dea Volo among the notable results. Exacta and perfecta pools rose to 69.20 and 77.40 respectively as bettors chased key diferenciators.
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Pace
Roscoe
Jayzoff
Charming Pat
Hi Q
St. Brook
Frosty
Rage Gold
Lulladon
Miss Stormy Night
Adi Irdian
Special Man
Volo
Girl
Kelly Haven
Dunny’s Philip
Lusty
Pro Pioneer Wray Co Founded Eagles Dies at 73
James R. Lud Wray former Penn football center 1914 1916 1919 and cofounder of the Philadelphia Eagles died Monday at 73. A World War I pilot and pro player for the Buffalo All Americans and Frankford Yellowjackets, he helped start the Eagles with Bert Bell in 1932 and later sold his stake.
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Philadelphia
James R
Lud” Wray
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Eagles
Wray
Penn
Buffalo All Americans
Frankford Yellowjackets
Bert Bell
National Football League
The
Yellowjackets
Eagles
Bell
Local Netters Trip Hamilton Past Host in Tennis Meet
Hamilton Middle Town Tennis Club boys fall to visiting team 9-6 at New London Courts. Singles results include Gerry Williams over Randy Newton 6-2 6-2 and Rich Offutt defeating Don Switzer 6-1 6-0.
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HAMILTON — _ Middletown
Hamilton
New London
Gerry Williams
Randy Newton
Rich Offutt
Don Switzer
Brad Noblet
Andy Wil‘us
Bob Tennant
Craig Grooves
Dick Pratt
Pete Beinford
Mike Mitsoff
Mark Schoengold
Phil Cottrell
Bryan Canter
Jeff Schmitter
Pete Leighton
Tim Zimmer
Dave Leighton
Mike McClellan
Rob Shimp
Knothole Results in CLASS B C D Leagues
Knot hole results list wins for Barnitz Bank Interstate Box Lad Lassie Blake Steel WPFB Brown Singer Jaycees Wilson Rug Clean National League Jug Agee Insurance First National SPEBSQSA Kiwanis Frisch Park Street Ice Cream In land Container Goodwyn Plumbing Servo mation DOUBLES results include Williams Switzer Pratt Mitzoff Cottrell Schmitter Zimmer Shimp Pence Market and McDonald's Lew's Realty Shaddock's P&W Auto with various scores.
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Barnitz Bank
Dason Hardware
Lad & Lassie
Legion
Shopping Center
Blake Steel
Eagles
WPFB
Brown & Singer
Jaycees
Wilson Rug Cleansers
Kiwanis
Frisch's
Park Street
Inland Container
Goodwyn Plumbing
Servomation
Williams - Switz
Newton - Offutt
Noble - Tennant
Willis - Grooves
Pratt - Mitzoff
Bernford - Schoengold
Cottrell - Schmitter
Canter - McClellan
Zimmer-Shimp
Exchange Club
Pence
Leighton - Leighton (M
Market
Federal League tied atop standings after late clashes
The Knights of Columbus and Waynesville Merchants surged to an 8-1 record, tying for first after beating Herald's Barber Shop 24-3 and Rebels 9-8 at Goldman Park. The Journal slumped to 2-8 with a 6-3 loss to Duff's Cafe as Thompson's Supply kept winless, 28-10. Tony Esposito led K of C with five hits. Journal's John Campbell had six straight hits in a Thompson's rout.
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Knights of Columbus
Waynesville Merchants
Goldman Park
Journal
Kof
Herald
Waynesville
Rebels
Herald's
Duff
the Journal
Thompson
Tony Esposito
K of C
Gene Sora
Tom Augspurger
Jerry Unl
Blevins
Stein
John Campbell
Wright
Ellis
Dick Murphy
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State Boxing Commission
Bearcats
Terminix
Butler County Terminix CO
N. Verity
Ernie Landrum
Mgr
Sharon Adams
Meg Smith
Jon Schrock
Bob Hendrickson
Adams
Ben Boutson
Cindy Adams
Jim Kleingers
Cindy Hollon
Jane Williams
Vicky Foreman
Scott Young
Karen Bussell
Rene Mehl
Bussell
Foreman Mehl
Cindy Whiteneck
Associated Press
Jim Lefebvre
Dodgers
Mike Cuellar
Astros
Shoe Boots
Inglewood
Calif
Willie Shoemaker
Hollywood Park
U.S
By Murray Rose
Cuba
Manuel Alarcon
Yanks
Steve Sogge
Califor
Nia
Brazil
U.S.A
Nationwide
Nationwide Insurance
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co
Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Nationwide Life Insurance Co
Latonia Race Course
Kamara
Boone County
Mike
Going Storm
Pace Mr. Waterbug
Frosty Way
Nancy Flash
O'Dea Volo
Sensway
Boy Lee
Miss Kashan
Its A Moore
Grasshopper
Merrie Clem
Johnnie Kay
Spencer Colby
Tahiti Sweetie
Marcella Harley
Chief Worthy
Jodi Hickory Knot
Josedale Kefly
Maedean
Frisco Klasey
S Ladd
Rudy Adams
Bewitching Dick
Napoleon Pick
Elmer & Counsel
Scottish Battle
Easy Lane
Mighty Scotch
Mary Ann Hal
Suprise Byrd
Buckeye Joe
Dedo
Alarm
Star King
Edgerton Lady
Lady Karen D
Stella
Denise
Frisco Key
Demon Diane
Arie Dell
Handy Winlzer
Ginger G
Adios Clipper
Barmary Charies
Gold Juan
Fortadios
Square Deal C
Thaddeus
Koo Kee Wilson
Scottish
Over Land
Chief Good Tex
Gary F. Dudley
Eddie Pro
Tommy Goose
Cita Rodney
Brown Ranger
Mracle Rock
Frederick
Easy Wick
Perifect Image
Easy Go
Robin's Gee Gee
Ichi Ben
Miss Hal Counsel
Darnamite
Cricket Blake
Kon Tiki
Jill Worthy
Bills Snookums
Josedale Valiant
Rod Tassel
Pat Hand
April A
Candy Sue Counsel
Grand Hazel
Volo Gambel
Jane Frisco
Josedale Red Fury
Lonniedale
Don H. Volo
the Jug
Agee Insurance
Spebsqsa
McDonald's
Lew
Shaddock
P&w Auto
Federal
Armco
Armco Park
Transportation & Labor No. 2
Patterson
Mooris
Avery
Wills
Pipers
Hamilton Blast Furnace
Hodge
Hamiltons Mets
Atlantc
Blistan
Mets
America
Middletown, Ohio
Progress
Central Progress
Dyer Insurance Corporation
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