Elison Named Charter Hall Member Of Ohio High School Football Coaches
Glenn Tiger Ellison a 30 year coach in the Ohio system was chosen as a charter member of the Ohio High School Football Coaches Association. The eight include Jim Robinson and six former presidents who helped start the group. Induction will be Aug 13 in Canton with a plaque unveiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn “Tiger
Ellison
Ohio High School] Football Coaches’ Association
Jim Robinson
Canton Lehman
Canton
Robinson
Association
Chuck Mather
Hamilton and
Massillon
Paul Brown
Jack Mollenkopf
Toledo
Middletown High
Ohio State
Putney Swope Promoted In Contemporary Film Spotlight
A vintage cinema notice highlights the film Putney Swope with bold praise from Judith Crist. First run showings are advertised alongside adult hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putney Swope
Judith Crist
Ritter Hopes To Play On After Hand Injury
Bill Ritter faced a cut left hand from moving steel at work, jeopardizing his third round in the golf tournament. He had two back-to-back titles in 1962 and 1963 and was two strokes off the pace, tied with John Turner at 10 over, behind Doug Ruscher, as round three began. He planned to play if he could grip a club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Ritter
Ritter
John Turner
Doug Ruscher
Grace Baptist Clinches City Church League Title
Grace Baptist completed an 11 0 City Church League season by defeating Tytus Avenue Church 15 13 at Goldman Park. Wolmer Isaacs and Patrick homered for Grace, while Bowen homered for Tytus as Grace forced a close finish and remained undefeated.
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Grace Baptist
Tytus Avenue
Blake Steele
Brown
Singer of God
Goldman Park
Tytus
Grace
Champs
Wolmer, Isaacs
Patrick
Bowen
Clayton Street
Church of God
B.D. Morgan
Ben’s
Furniture
Mt Methodist
St. Paul's Church of Christ
Don Trenan
Tom Jouss
Gobel Shepherd
Calvary Baptist
Elk Creek Baptist
Yankee Rd
Trenton Nazarene
Banfield
Fragments from local racing and business names list
A sequence of scored entries and participant names appears, including K of C 20, Wrenn Paper 6, General Computer 15, Armco Credit 15, Coca-Cola, Harry Finkelman 15, Cassano's 12, Razor's Edge 16, McGraw Coast 12, Allsports 17, Dillman's Market, Diamond National 17, and David L. Smith 6. The text is a partial, OCR-like listing of contestants, sponsors, and scores without context or complete events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Finkelman
Cassano’s
Razor’s Edge
McGraw Coast
Allsports
Dillman’s Market
Dizzy Dean Elected to Missouri Sports Hall of Fame
Dizzy Dean, famed St. Louis Cardinals pitcher of the 1930s and last NL 30 game winner, is elected to the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame. He will be inducted with Yogi Berra and Joe Garagiola on Oct. 16 in St. Louis.
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Columbia
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Missouri Sports Hall of Fame
Dean
Yogi Berra
Joe Garagiola
St. Louis
Soviets Sweep United States in Track Meet
In Leningrad the Soviet Union defeated the United States 200 to 173 after two days of wet, chilly conditions. Coach Leroy Walker noted the US team was unprepared for the weather and overmatched in age and experience. Frank Shorter of Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico, dominated the 10,000 meters.
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Leningrad
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
United States
Leroy Walker
Walker
U.S
France
West Germany
Frank Shorter
Ranchos de Taos
N.M
Jets Climb To 3rd Slot In IL Standings
Columbus moved into third place in the International League after a Friday doubleheader at Syracuse. They beat the top-ranked Chiefs 3-1 in 10 innings, then lost the nightcap 7-3. Dan Rivas earned the opener win for Syracuse, while Al Closter won the second game. Toledo struck down Richmond 8 6 with three run homers from George Kalafatis and Barry Morgan to claim victory at home.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Rochester
International League Baseball
Syracuse
Chiefs
Dan Rivas
Larry Killingsworth
Rob Gardner
al Closter
Toledo
George Kalafatis
Barry Morgan
Richmond
Braves
Latonia Race Course Results and Entries Summary
Thorough racing card from Latonia Race Course detailing race-by-race outcomes with winning horses and payoffs, plus a long list of entries for each race. Included are perfecta payouts, time stamps, and extensive horse names and trainer notes.
Sprint Chase Set At Eldora
USAC sprint cars race at Eldora Speedway for the second annual Don Branson Memorial. Featured drivers include Gary Bettenhausen the USAC champ and Larry Dickson leader in points. Dickson needs one more win to tie Don Branson’s 28 Eldora feature wins. Time trials start at 7 p.m. with racing at 7:30 p.m.
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Rossburg
Eldora Speedway
Don Branson
Gary Bettenhausen
Larry Dickson
Bettenhausen
Dickson
Eldora
Big Name horses favored in Saturday stakes
Pleasure Seeker leads in the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct with 117 pounds, Unity Hall aims to extend an unbeaten Sorority run, and Corn Off The Cab targets the American Derby at Arlington Park. Office Queen and Process Shot loom in Delaware Oaks and Susquehanna Handicap, with several other races rounding out a busy weekend card.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Pleasure Seeker
Unity Hall
Corn Off
Office Queen
Process
Room
Brooklyn
Aqueduct
Monmouth Park
Corn
Arlington Park
Delaware Park
Liberty Bell
Detroit
San Diego
del Mar
Rockingham
Tropical Park
Lincoln ‘Downs
Barome‘ter
Needles N Pens
Dewan
Super Stocks Open Drag Meet At Kil-Kare Tonight
Kil-Kare Dragway hosts the first half of a two day super stock open with a $1,700 purse totaling $1,000 for the Kil-Kare round. Bob Otto expects more than 40 entrants from the Midwest with racing at 8 15 p m after 4 30 p m time trials at Kil-Kare.
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Kil-Kare
Oliveira Knocks Out Peralta in Friday Fight in Sao Paulo
In Sao Paulo Miguel Oliveira of Brazil defeated Leonardo Peralta of Argentina by knockout in the middleweight bout. Peralta was unable to answer the bell after the seventh round as the referee stopped the contest.
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Associated Press
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Miguel Oliveira
Leonardo Peralta
Argentina
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Elison
Hall
Tiger
St. Petersburg
Fla
Welch
NGM
GMF
Middletown
Nsw
Central Ave
Walt Disney
Cohen Brothers
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
VFW
Harry’s Furniture
McDonald’s
Sportsmen’s Club
Barnitz Bank
Sea
Ont Morse
Steranie
Powers Me
Silvers
Norman Fell
Mickey Shaughnessy
Warty Cox
Ano Cow Ameche Arthur Julian Marty Royh
Ron Willer
Worman
Buena Vista
Dooney Productions
Bis
Wrenn Paper
General Computer
LeSourdsville
Armco Credit
Coca-Cola
Diamond National
David L. Smith
Dizzy
Raed Mleas
Dayton
Jane Russell
Hie
Amily
Leland Palmer
Mack Sennett
Gig Young
Kenley Players
Memorial Halidayton
Ohio
Readymore Book Store
Soviets
Jets
Latonia Race Course
Royal Ruler
Bonnie Colby
Pace
Colossal
Ruth Purdue
Imastar Wick
Worthy Sweet Pea
Cara’s
Sun
Limber Lost Boy
Patchen Boy
Cindy Knight
Donna Jove
Quaker Knight
Mister Royalty
Ichi Bon
Bengal Miller
Instant Fire
Virgil Abbey
Sunset Kelly
Free Pass
Irene
Jerry
Dana D Direct
Bow’s Brother
Fonda
Johnny Senator
Littl Tom Sayre
Perfecta
Swan Meadow
Justin
Duvane
Bearcat
Libby
Times Square
Lonesome Road
Kendall
Dark Diller
Adios
Addy
Justly
Jerry Hal
Melody Fly
Alpine Byrd
Aunt Lackey Vaneys
Dawn Actioway
Aceway Ace Flying Gemini
Sampsons Pear Easy
Casamere
Scott Spinner
Deuce
Miss Good Looking
Dusty Daktar Fair Knight
Charming Lad
Perry's
Stoney Key Dugan Byrd
Jim Blackstone
Dennis Sky Raider
Prim Lovie’s Express
Gail Diller
Majestic Dream Newtown
Betsy
Tronia
Mitzi Strong
Burt Wilson
Joe Hal Penny Sue Mite
Connie L
Lonesome
Pete Arie
Dell
Lucky Bloss Adams
Apple Mr K Express
Deceit
Forward Gal
Sea Saga
Bonnie and Gay
Lady Herald
Pruner
Coaltown Cat
Oh Fudge
Stoner
Robin's Bug
Lady Vi-E
Missile Belle
Mt i
the Fabulous
Dation Mall BI
Bea EE
Clint Eastwood
Clint Eastwi
Shirley Maca
Mules
Sara
Elvis Presley
Mary Tyler Moore
Olly Roger
Remper
Sharow
Mosteller
Sanaa
Elliott Gould
Cruise
Miamisburg
Beverly Hills
Gonilla Ivansson
Falce Lars Lind Piu
Cannon Releasing Corporation
Coogan
Man
Clint Eastw
Shirley Maclae
Sister Sara
Rp Roe VA Universal Picture Technicolor
Alfred Hitchcock
TOPAZ
Sas
New York
Coogan's
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