Pleasant Hill Golf Course Opens South of Monroe
A new 3 305 yard nine plus par layout opens on Hankins Road region south of Monroe as Pleasant Hill Golf Course. Designed by Jack Kidwell the course features two par fives five par fours and one par three with fees from two to three fifty and a seven day schedule. The Amix Corp family led project suffered tornado damage in May but will operate with tee times by calling ahead.
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Pleasant Hill
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Hueston Woods
Amix Corp
August F. Meyer
Meyer
Corporation
August B. Meyer
Marcella Meyer
Virginia
Pinson Keeps Hitting Streak At 19 With Key Card
Pinson extended his NL leading 19 game streak with a fourth inning single and two timely plays in St Louis 2 1 over San Diego. Williams added a fourth inning single and the Cubs beat the Giants 4 3 in 10 innings at Wrigley Field.
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Associated Press
Vada Pinson
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Skein
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Houston
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Willie Stargell
Toscore
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Cardinals
Chuck Taylor
Padres
Even Durocher Admits Mistakes After Cubs Loss
Chicago manager Leo Durocher faced questions after the Cubs blew a 2-0 lead and fell to the San Francisco Giants 4-3 in 10 innings. He criticized himself for not walking Willie McCovey in the eighth, while teammates battled back withDon Kessinger Glenn Beckett and Billy Williams driving the late rally. Durocher also faced off-field scrutiny over a private matter involving his absence from a game and a camp appearance, with owner P K Wrigley seeking an apology to players and staff.
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Latonia Race Course Daily Thoroughbred and Harness Results
Racing card summaries list finish payouts for ten races at Latonia, including Pace and Trot events with names such as Bengal Song Miracle Honor Sherry Gay Bell The Gaye Brewer Class Leader Lucky Butch Tom Tom and Topland. Entries show horses and drivers across multiple races with times and payout figures.
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Bengal Song
Miracle Honor
Pace Stretch
Sherry Gay Bell
the Gaye Brewer
Lucky Butch
Tom Tom
Joe Swing
Cutie Byrd
Demimonde
Pace
Rosy Cloud
True Dutchess
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Brave Dell
Claire Lobell
Key Witty
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Tammy Lee
Chuck's Maid
Blues Singer
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Billy’s Cindy
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Colletin
Miss Duffy
Captain Storm
Wee
Eppa
Edgewood Valley
Alley
Testosterone
Tim Bucktwo
Preceene
Man
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Starlight Force
Stevie Gano
Josedale Red Star
Spinner
Penny Bell
Irish Wil
Peggy O Queen
S Lorton
Ozark Worthy
Danny Dell
Lota Diller
Cheree
Sue Jack
Lonesome Road
Mr. Ready Go
Bella's Flash
Rooney Ace
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Coal Key
Simon 8
Miss Flying Mm
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Perfectimen
Prince Hopeful
Adios Dean
Brown Ranger
Little Nig
Gladys_ Lind
Feeble Frost
Ohio
Gene
Pat
O. C
Fisherman
Caper MacPherson
Tammy Sue
Lowell Leroy
Gray
Landis Nets Rare Hole-In-One at Forest Hills
Paul Landis of Germantown aced the 10th hole at Forest Hills with a 204 yard four wood. He posted a three over par 65 as John Adams Gene Wingelwich and Roger Cornell stood by as witnesses.
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Forest Hills Country Club
Paul Landis
Germantown
Forest Hills
Landis
John Adams
Gene Winglewich
Roger Cornell
133 Is Tops In Tourney
The team of N J Lawler and M B Wilson won a two man 18 hole net tournament at Brown s Run Country Club with a total 133, nine strokes ahead of the second place team Jim Kunkler and L L Williams who posted 142. Carl Eisenmenger and Robert Eaton finished third with 144.
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N.J. Lawler
M.B. Wilson
Brown's Run Country Club
Lawler
Wilson
Jim Kunkler
L. L. Williams
Carl Eisenmenger
Robert Eaton
Richey Enters U.S. Championships at Longwood
Cliff Richey the No 4 American tennis player from San Angelo Texas is among entrants in the 89th annual U S Championships at Longwood Cricket Club August 16 24.
Rebels Drill Bowen 350 in First-Place Federal League Tilt
The Rebels remain atop the Federal League at 6-0 after a decisive 350 victory over Rose Bowen Realty at Goldman Park. Cleanup man Rufus Brooks slugged a homer and two singles, while Larry Howell collected five hits. Other games saw Whit Chrysler Plymouth crush Wiedemann 18-1 and Armco Triangles beat Yankee Road Church of God 21-13.
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Goldman Park
Rose Bowen
Realty
Rufus Brooks
Larry Howell
Bowen
Whit Chrysler Plymouth
Wiedemann
Thopson
Knights of Columbus
Armco Triangles
Yankee Road Church of God
Dick Dorsten
Thompson
al Daniels
Larry Baker
Art Snowden
Armco
Russ Hamilton
Jim Ponder
Yankee Road
Bob
Larsson
Whitt
Hamilton Blast Furnace
Armco Safety League
Locals Place In Swim Meet At Hamilton Elks Club
The Butler County Swim League diving contest at Hamilton Elks Swim Club saw Wildwood Swim Club athletes win top spots Polly Sexton and Jeff Chamberlain both first in 17-and-under events Pam Harris took third in 14-and-under. Walnut Grove Swim Club of Trenton earned titles for Mark Boyd fourth 17-and-under Nancy Douglass fourth 17-and-under Jeff Wells third 14-and-under Scott Johnson fourth 11-and-under Tim Woodrey sixth 11-and-under Julie Phares sixth 11-and-under.
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Butler County Swim League
Hamilton Elks Swim Club
Wildwood Swim Club
Polly Sexton
Jeff Chamberlain
Pam Harris
Walnut Grove Swim Club
Trenton
Mark Boyd
Nancy Douglass
Jeff Wells
Scott Johnson
Tim Woodrey
Julie Phares
Knothole Results District Roundup in Local League
CLASS B games featured First National Bank 8 defeating B S Cougars 2 and Inland Container 11 over Mayfield Cleaners 1. Other scores saw Johnny's Body Shop 12 over Howe Chevrolet 1 and Manchester Machine 10 over Packaging Corp 3. CLASS D American Water Refining 10 beat Midd Shopping Plaza 7. K of P 4 defeated Davidson's Photo. WPFB 10 toppled Rotary Club. McDonald's 7 edged Exchange Club. CLASS D National Sportsmen's Club 13 beat Optimist Club 11. CLASS E Citizens Loan 20 defeated Coca Cola Jaycees 23. Riverside Concrete 1. FOPA 10 over Vic Cassano's 4. 15 Music Mart 14. Diamond National 19 over Crystal Tissue 4.
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First National Bank
B.S. Cougars
Inland Container
Mayfield Cleaners
Johnny’s Body Shop
Howe Chevrolet
Manchester Machine
Packaging Corp
American Water Refining
Midd Shopping Plaza
Davidson’s Photo
Jaycees
Riverside Concrete
Vic Cassano’s
Music Mart
Diamond National
Crystal Tissue
Aaron At Last Wins Way Into The Establishment
Aaron from Calloway Gardens Georgia finally joins golf’s establishment by winning the Canadian Open in an 18 hole playoff over Sam Snead. He and Snead finished 13 under after 72 holes with Aaron setting a Pinegrove course record of 64 in round four. Aaron clinched by a 25 foot eagle putt on 18 while Snead’s 40 foot eagle attempt narrowly missed.
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Montreal
Tommy
Aaron
Callaway Gardens
Sam Snead
Pinegrove Golf Club
Snead
Ratch Snead
Notre Dame Flavored Stars Set for All-Star Game
The 36th annual Soldier Field clash pits Notre Dame influence on offense with starters Terry Hanratty and Jim Seymour against Jets. Co captains Hanratty Kunz lead offense while Jim Marsalis and Bob Babich head the defense as Otto Graham stresses the defensive unit.
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Chicago
Notre Dame
New York Jets
Soldier Field
Terry Hanratty
George Kunz
Jim Marsalis
Tennessee State
Bob Babich
Miami
Ohio
Otto Graham
Graham
Hanratty
Jets
Joe Namath
Green Bay
Detroit
Jim Ninowski
LeRoy Keyes
Purdue
O.J. Simpsons
Southern California
Ron Lehasess
Michigan
Hill Tops PGA Money List as Littler Falls
New York AP reports Dave Hill remains the top money winner in the PGA while Gene Littler, away on vacation, loses the weekly lead. Hill earned $129,343 after winning the Philadelphia Classic, pushing Littler to $104,996 for the period.
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New York
Dave Hill
Gene Littler
Littler
Hill
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