Hawaiian '4' face mainland obstacles in tennis trip
Four Hawaii boys in Middletown for Western Boys 12 and 14 Tennis Championships cope with heat clay courts and travel as they advance in the Boys 14 division. Henry and Jim Somerville, Conrad Pascual, and Brian Beall, all from Hawaii, play their first mainland events while preparing for nationals next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom McRoberts
Hawaii
Middletown
Henry
Jim Somerville
Conrad Pascual
Brian Beall
Beall
Kahala Beach
Honolulu
Henry Somerville
Aoad
Somervilles
Jim
Pascual
States
Bengals Camp Injuries Mount For 1976 Draft Class
Wide receiver Billy Brooks became the ninth Bengal sidelined in Cincinnati camp with a knee injury. The list also includes fullback Roobie Clark, Coy Bacon, Marvin Cobb, rookies Wilson Whitley and Rick Walker, Willie Shelby, Alex Percival, and Bill Kollar who will seek assessment in Oklahoma City for a foot problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Ohio
Billy Brooks
Cincinnati Bengals
Brooks
Roobie Clark
Coy Bacon
Marvin Cobb
Wilson Whitley
Houston
Rick Walker
UCLA
Walker
Willie Shelby
Alex Percival
Whitley
Bill Kollar
Oklahoma City
Carlisle Girls Win Senior Division at Trenton Invitational
Jamie Overholtz pitched Carlisle to a 1-0 victory over Sweeney Chevrolet of Cincinnati to claim the Senior Division title after Carlisle rebounded from an 8-3 loss earlier. Carlisle also beat Sweeney 5-1 in the first championship game. Junior Division went to Miamisburg with a 7-4 win over Carlisle.
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Trenton
Jamie Overholtz
Carlisle
Sweeney Chevrolet
Cincinnati
Sweeney
Miamisburg
Western Scores in First Round At Eugene Hagan Upsets
A dense tennis style listing shows many first round results with players from Ohio Indiana Michigan and beyond. Notable outcomes include Greg Demos and Matt Kuhlman advancing by byes while multiple victors posted scores such as Jim Lewis 64 60 and Kurt Fraig 62 46 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Hagan
Kettering
Greg Demos
Dayton
Matt Kuhlman
Ft. Mitchell
Jim Lewis
Charleston
W. Va
Kep Smith
Kurt Fraig
Cincinnati
Arthur Engie
Brookline
Mass
Jamie Plattenburg
Josh Portman
Columbus
Shawn Gussett
Toledo
Mike Spanos
Ann Arbor
Mich
Franz Geiger
Paul Jansen
Mequon
Wisc
John Rover
Darrin Heinz
Centerville
Carl Adier
Norwalk
Conn
Alan Walker
Akron
Aaron Krickstein
Grosse
Jamie Reisinger
Springfield
John Krass
Rick Holton
Default
Aaron Mulrooney
Jim Costas
Eo Filer
Bend
Ind
John Oscherwitz
Scott Bingley
Indianapolis
Mark Newkirk
Middletown
Greg Kennedy
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Kyle Oden
Cleveland Hots
Ed Alf
Matt Freeman
Kailau
Hawaii
Tom Barth
Milwaukee
Wise
Dick Clark
Park Ridge
Rick Hidy
Steve Hooley
Urbana
Pierre DeChaud
Johannesburg
Africa
Steve Pittman
Craig Hammond
Bloomfield Hills
Jim =‘ Tressier
Jay Schrapps
Maumee
J.D. Otto
Dave Kiewier
Three Rivers
Dave Strasse
Bil Hambach
River Forest
Don Fuller
Galesburg
Defevit
Adrian Childress
Mike Pazourek
Tacoma
Wash
Eric Johnson
Steve Shary
Defaurt
Jeff Trees
Birmingham
Marc Follmer
Brian Beall
Honolulu
Jamie Flaig
Brad Zinn
Gary Geiger
Mike Winchell
W. Layfayette
George White
Seton
Marc Cohen
Kalamazoo
Joe Christof
Ft. Wayne
Marco Lorenzetti
Peter Mako
Fullerton
Califoet
Scott Warren
Henry Somerville
Pat Martin
Mike Meyer
Oaklawn
Tit
Carlos Moravek
Mickey McKinney
Jim McCutcheon
Middletown Women Readiness for City Golf Tourney
One week remains for Middletown women to enter the Middletown Women's City Tournament set for Weatherwax on August 2 3 and 5. Marty Dickerson aims for a fourth straight title as 18 holes are played on Valley View and Meadows courses with four flight divisions after entries close Sunday. Entry is $20 and blanks are at all four club pro shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Weatherwax
Marty Dickerson
Valley View
Meadows
Walnut Grove to Host Butler County Swim Meet
The Walnut Grove pool will host a 10 team Butler County Swim Meet with diving today at the Elks on Route 4 and swimming finals set for Thursday at 6 p.m. Preliminary action begins tomorrow at 9 a.m. More than 800 swimmers are participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Walnut Grove
Butler County
Elks
Scurry Debuts with No-Hitter in AAA Start
Rod Scurry a young pitcher called up from Shreveport Louisiana threw a no hitter in his first International League game for Columbus limiting Richmond to no runs in seven innings. Columbus won the opener 3 2 and Scurry walked three and struck out five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rod Scurry
Shreveport
Columbus
Richmond
Scurry
Post 231 Opens Play In Connie Mack State Tourney
Middletown American Legion Post 231 meets Cleveland No. 2 in Youngstown for the first round of the Connie Mack State Tournament. Post 231 returns to state play for the second time in nine years, entering with a 22-20-2 record after winning the Miami Valley League with a 13-8 mark. Charles T. Berry bought the racehorse Cormorant for 16,000 at Keeneland and has rejected escalating offers for the colt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
American Legion Post 231
Cleveland
Youngstown
Post 231
The
Amateur Baseball Congress
Charles T. Berry
Cormorant
Vilas wins Washington final after rain delay
Guillermo Vilas defeated Brian Gottfried 6 4 7 4 in the rain delayed Washington Star International final earning 20000 dollars. Gottfried received 10000 dollars in his first final here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Guillermo Vilas
Brian Gottfried
Vilas
Gottfried
Budapest
Spain
Hungary
Carmona
Jose Higueras
Balazs Taroczy
Italy
Baseball and NFL Draft Notes From Major League Moves
Boston Red Sox release Tom Murphy and recall Don Aase from Pawtucket. Cubs reactivate Gene Clines and move Jim Todd to designated pitcher. Sparky Anderson gets a two year Reds extension. Lions acquire Chris Fletcher for a ninth round pick. Patriots sign Chuck Fairbanks to a long term deal. Cavaliers sign guard Foots Walker for a full year. Georgia Southern names J G Scearce head basketball coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Red Sox
Tom Murphy
Don Aase
Pawtucket
Chicago Cubs
Gene Clines
Jim Todd
Cincinnati Reds
Sparky Anderson
National Football League
West Elkton Boosters Host Men's Softball Tourney
West Elkton Boosters sponsor a men s softball tournament on August 67 for low class B and C teams. Entry fee 60 dollars. Dwight Seals coordinates. Middletown Barons seek teams for Class B event at Goldman Park with 60 dollar entry and drawing Thursday at 3 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Elkton Boosters
Dwight Seals
Middletown Barons
Goldman Park
Goldman
Fred Hairston
Pete Snow
Latonia Race Card Pace Highlights and Entrants
Latonia track card lists multiple pace and trot races from the 1st to 9th with entries such as Beautiful Gride Mister Arnie Katie Bearcat Nitty Spring Courageous Streak and Special Effort Mighty Mel Kentucky Coal Med Sky J os Knightcat Arden Bo plus Sky Raid Wonder Buck Boondock Baby Frisco's Fred Gypsy Skipper Flight Sail Lady N. Luck Byrd Car Lith Christy Baer Mondocane Niki My Frosty and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beautiful
Mister Arnie
Katie Bearcat
Nitty Spring
Courageous Streak
BRS
Jonn
Mighty Mel
Kentucky Coal
Med Sky A
Jos Knightcat
Arden Bo
Pace Henson Chas
David
Ozark Warrior
Meadow Margy
J. T. King
Ray Barrett
Maedean Frisco
Radiant Beauty
Sky Raid Wonder
Buck
Boondock Baby
Jarrett
the Sportsman
Homer Brookwood
Clayette
B. T Honey
Casino Queen
Pegoy
Red Rock
H. J
Gipsy Senator
Mini Baby
J D. Arrow
Madam Whitney
Kit Tarrain
Dolly Darling
Ezh
Wamma Knight
I'm
Nanty
Miss A
Bewitching
Ron
Bell O'Brien
Marken Volo
Softball Results From Local Leagues
ARMCO Cold Strip defeated Cokers 11 to 3 and E.5 Office beat The Gang Elect. Power 9 to 10. Elect Shop blanked Mets 4. WOMEN'S BLUE HEH Custom won 19 18 Gardner MBA Hugnie's. CONTINENTAL Aticast 16 Local 5.4.6 defeated Dutt's 6. JAE 4 Ratlitte Const. 7 to Wasatub 3. Tri City 15 shut out Worthington 0. FEDERAL RED Mathis Fabric 9 Blast Furnace 4 Jungle Jim's 7 Longhouse 0 forfeit. McMontgie Coast 7 Tolson Coast 0 forfeit. Northway Inn 23 Marshal Upholstry 10. FEDERAL BLUE Ruppert Mondays 9 Jonas Carpet 3. Brewer's Gin Mill 20 Madison ian 7. Consolidated 8 Midd. Janitor 3. Shaddock's 17 Local 648 2.
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ARMCO
the Gang
Elect
Hamilton
C S
Mets
Gardner Mba
Hugnie’s
Madison Ian
Consolidated
Midd
Shaddock's
Local
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Mainland
San Jose, Calif
Dallas, Tex
Hawaii Tennis Patrons Association
Bloomfield Hill, Mich
Bengal
Greg Holmes
Danville
Calif
Jon Shepard
Wilmette
Jett Kohis
Rick Skelly
Gary Burkhart
Allan Childress
Lantana
Maun
Mark Bamford
Adam Scorscher
Flint
James Easton
Paul Anacone
E. Hampton
Steve Yaste
Palos Heights
Jey Switzer
Gordon Rudd
Xenia
Adam Bottortf
Bill Schneider
Jim Heebner
Mento Park
Calitnet
Jim Lane
W Ve
Paul Schrock
Rochester
Monty Oppenheim
Morton Grove
Ill
Kevin Oden
Rob Worsley
Rich Hultz
Ricky Herman
Todd Stillman
Encinitas
Paul Startz
Cincinnat
John Prokity
Rob Heglin
Paul Kite
Peter Ryan
Etiiocoke
Ont
Todd Peters
Mark Lewis
Mark Maitz
Vic Cassone
Stamford
Butch Gebhart
River Hills
Dan Dessner
Joe Grier
Evansville
Chris Robertson
Ben Russel
Noblesville
Doug Jones
Newark
Roger Blackburn
Polo Down
Deerfield
Chuck Hawk
Dave Hochwalt
Tim Powers
Paut Newkirk
Dove Dunn
Heebner
Schrock
Oden
Hultz
Prokity
Stillman
Kite
Peters
Gebhardt
Maltz
Greif
Russet
Hawk
Blackburn
J. Somerville
Powers
Barth
Hidy
DeChaud
Hammond
Schrapps
Kiewier
Parourek
Hambach
Johnson
Trees
Zinn
Cohen
Winchell
Oerr
Coulton
McAlpin’s Men's Shoes
Towne Mai
Sun
Williamson
Letferson Rd
France
Argentina
Australia
Carmen Salvino
Chicago
Tommy Hudson
General
Kansas City
University of Redlands
California
Western State College
Colorado
Hartford, Conn
Christopher “Bat” Battalino
West Hartford
Phoenix
Steve Bartram
Paso
Tex
Manzanita Speedway
Sports Transactions
Detroit Lions
Chris Fletcher
San Diego Chargers
NEW England Patriots
Chuck Fairbanks
Basketball National Basketball Association
Cleveland Cavaliers
Clarence “‘Foots
Georgia Southern College
J.G. Scearce
B.D. Morgan & Co., Inc
WN. University Blvd
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