Tunisia Shocks Mexico in World Cup opener amid brawl
Tunisia upset Mexico 3-1 at Rosario as two Hungarian players were sent off against Argentina referee Antonio Garrido. Argentina edged a crunching 2-1 victory before a 77,000 crowd at River Plate Stadium, while Tunisia moved atop the group with Poland and West Germany yet to play.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Tunisia
Mexico
Rosario
Poland
West Germany
River Plate
Andras Torocsik
Tibor Nyilasi
Antonio Garrido
Portugal
International Soccer Federation
FIFA
Bengals sign ninth round pick Ron Shumon from Wichita State
Cincinnati Bengals announce the signing of ninth round pick Ron Shumon a 6 foot 1 inch 225 pound linebacker from Wichita State the eighth college selection signed by the team terms of the contract were not disclosed.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnti Bengals
Ron Shumon
Wichita
Notice of Appointment Executors in Butler County Probate Court
Multiple notices list on May several 1978 probate appointments in Middletown Ohio. Executors and executrix named include Everett Carter Edward R Chupka Doris J Ledford Krystaliia Pantel and Virgie L Ellis among others with case numbers EA 7797 EA 7911 EA 7883 EA 7886 EA 7874 and related officials Harry F Walsh C Richards etc. Public notices indicate appointments of estate administrators in Butler County Ohio from May to June 1978.
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Butler County
Everett Carter
Middletown
Ohio
Stella M. Carter
Harry F. Walsh
Edward R. Chupka
Matilda M. Chupka
Matilda Chupka
Harry F.walsh
Timothy A. Oliver
Lebanon
Butler County Probate Court
Mary
Lesch
Louis B. Lesch
Ernas Schmidt
Charles L Schmidt
Cincinnati
Charles H. Schmidt
Doris J. Ledford
Robert J. Ledford
Madison Township
William A Creekbaum
Treva J. Creekbaum
Krystaliia Pantel
John Pantel
Citizens National Bank
Virgie L Ellis
Barnitz Bank
Homer S. Mitchell
Walter R. Bender
Cletis A. Mullins
Trenton
Patricia Jo Mullins
Patricia Mullins
Butler Co
Stubbs
Stubbs & Buchert
Thomas H. Stubbs
Phyllis Jean Smith
Barbara Ann Walker
Ondra M. Smith
Scenestate of
Robert B. Collins
Windward Drive
Mason
Julia Bursk
Bonnie's Nursing Home
West Chester
Mildred L. Thomas
Helen L. Turner
George Long
Pavia Harsh
Theodore E. Harsh
Ted Harsh
First National Bank of
Corinne Simons
Monroe
Mabel Hunter
Carlize Hunter
Joan B. Tackett
Myrtie Tackett
Alice C. Walker Madison
Richard L. Lewis
Gladys J. Lewis
Gladys L Lewis
Charles
Anna A. Bishop
Ono
Genevieve C. Riley
Donald B Riley
Erik A. Peters
Sarah A. Tharp
John F. Tharp
Howard C. Wirtley
Oxford
Robert L. Wirtley
Hamilton
Lovella
Wirtley
Sonics edge Bullets to take 3 2 lead in NBA finals
Seattle earned a 98 94 victory over Washington at the Seattle Center Coliseum to push their series lead to 3 2. Gus Williams hit five free throws in the final four minutes as Fred Brown and Dennis Johnson scored 50 for the Bullets, with Washington coach Dick Motta noting Game 6 at the Capital Centre in Landover, Md could seal the title or force a deciding game in Seattle.
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Sonics
Bullets
Seattle
Capital Centre
Landover
Washington
Fred Brown
Dennis Johnson
Motta
Gus Williams
UCLA Coach Sees Big Race Chance After Foster Record
UCLA and Texas-El Paso led early at the NCAA Outdoor Track meet in Eugene as Greg Foster of UCLA set the American record in the 110 meter hurdles with 13.22 seconds despite reinjuring his left knee. Bruins teammates faced setbacks with a disqualification in the mile relay and injuries limiting their title bid while Michael Musycki won the 10,000 meters for UTEP.
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Eugene
Ore
UCLA
Jim Bush
James Owens
Greg Foster
Bruins
Bush
Owens
Foster
Maywood
Rod Milburn
Southern University
Alejandro Cassnaxs
Cuba
Maryland
Renaldo Nehemiah
Texas- Fl Paso
Southern Cal
David Laut
Millard Hampton
Larry Goldston
Gerald Peets
Los Angeles State
Texas-El Paso
Miners
Hans Allstrom
Steve Hanns
UTEP
Michael Musycki
Washington State
Henry Rono
Washington
Scott Nielson
Major League and NHL moves plus Ohio probate notices
Baseball waivers and call ups across the American and National Leagues include Joe Lahoud waived by Kansas City and Darrell Jackson called up by Minnesota while Paul Thormodsgard is optioned to Toledo. In basketball and football, executives and players are named and signed. Ohio probate notices list executors and administrators for several estates with court dates and names.
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Kansas City Royals
Joe Lahoud
Minnesota Twins
Darrell Jackson
Orlando
Paul Thormodsgard
Toledo
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ken Macha
Columbus
William Falk
Green Bay Packers
Willie Wilder
Walter Sanders
Dennis Sproul
Keith Myers
Terry Jones
Eason Ramson
Billy Dixon
Walter Tullis
Mike West
Brad McCormick
Michael Tanei
Tom Geiftert
NEW Orleans Saints
Brooks Williams
Dave Riley
Seattle Seahawks
Mike Keller
Bob Ferguson
Rick Thompson
Latonia Racing Entries Show Pace Cup Simulcast List
Entries list for Latonia races detailing Pace selections for ten races. Competitors include Fancy Nancy France, Pepper Berry, Laverne, Lakewood Chuck, Project Mike, Irish Tip, Armbro Mohawk, Power Byrd, and more across nine listed races with noted runners and horse names.
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Fancy
Royal Chieftess
Irish Rainmaker
Mollie’s Crusade
Erin Scott
Willie Again
Muddy Hal
Honorable Miss
Lakewood Jerry
Bay Wolf
Betta Knight
Miss Vicandy
Armbro Mohawk
Power Byrd
Pace Gammon
Hodgen’s Mite
Lucy Spinner
Mini Baby
Embassy Express
Makin Bacon
Wonderbuck
Dizzie Dan
Gloves
Mudge
Sammy
Goldie T
Miss Shadow Mite
Rarest Rich
Misty Caro
Thunderbuck
Prove Out
Fairmount Lulu
Kim’s Knight
Cheaten Brad
Mr. Pellaire
Tio Chadek
Courageous Wave
Lamar’s
Me Too
Bay Girl
Next Turk
Noble Silrook
Eastern Deanna
Skipper Goose
Waverly’s Beacon
Ronnie Go
Miracle Lisa
J.R. Worthy
Friendly Fellow
Royal Solon
Burwell Mar al
Net Adios
Borg crushes Fogel to reach French Open rounds
Top seed Bjorn Borg of Sweden defeated Rick Fogel 6-0 6-1 6-0 in a bid for a third French Open title. Borg, who won the Italian Open last week and the 1974 1975 French Open, stays alive with Vilas Solomon Barrazzutti and Ramirez also remaining. Judy Alvarez and Nancy Reed move into singles semifinals in the National Women's Senior Indoor Tennis Championships. Jim Rice named American League Player of the Month after 13 homers and 33 RBIs in May.
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Paris
Bjorn Borg
Sweden
Rick Fogel
Borg
Guillermo Vilas
Harold Solomon
Italy
Corrado Barrazzutti
Mexico
Raul Ramirez
Port Washington
N.Y
Judy Alvarez
Tampa
Fla
Nancy Reed
Winter Park
Baseball
NEW York
Jim Rice
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Rice
Post 231 Baseball Streak Snapped by Morehead
The American Legion Post 231 squad saw its four game run end as Morehead defeated them 17 to 5 in Morehead Kentucky. Post 231 pitchers issued a dozen walks in the first three innings allowing 14 runs. The Middletonians schedule a doubleheader at Morehead today and a single game tomorrow before returning home.
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American Legion Post 231
Morehead
Post 231
Middletonians
Young players lead as Lopez absent in LPGA event
In the $100,000 72 hole tour stopheading after Friday's second round Donna Horton White 24 of West Palm Beach and JoAnn Dost 27 of Vienna share the lead at 6 under par 140. The rookie White and Dost, entering her third season, top the field without Nancy Lopez.
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Toronto
Nancy Lopez
Kiddie Corps
Ladies Professional Golf Association
Donna Horton White
JoAnn Dost
White
West Palm Beach
Fla
Dost
Vienna
Palmer Holds Lead At Kemper Open As Arnie’s Army Fills Galleries
Arnold Palmer shot a 2 under 70 to reach 7 under 137 through 36 holes at Quail Hollow, leading Craig Stadler by one stroke amid cheering fans and a hometown atmosphere. Weiskopf matched 67 to sit tied for second. Stadler eagled the 9th to notch a 67 and share runner-up.
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Quail Hollow Country Club
Palmer
Craig Stadler
Tom Weiskopf
Quail Hollow
Kemper
Weiskopf
Meadows Auto Downs Bellbrook 10 7 In Dayton
Meadows Auto Sales of Middletown defeated Bellbrook 10 to 7 Friday night in Dayton. Russ Cox hit a two run triple in the sixth inning. Mark Belec extended his hot streak to 13 hits in the last four games as they prep for a twin bill with Lebanon Dodgers at Middletown High.
Pair Favored in Southern Ohio Stakes at River Downs
In Rem and Kifaru met evenly for the $25,000-added Southern Ohio Stakes at a mile and 1-16. Kifaru, runner earlier Green Carpet Stakes winner carrying six pounds less, and both horses carried 120 pounds. Firm Shake won the $3,200 feature by six lengths and paid 4 2.60 2.20. Angenora's Brother was runner up and Master Frank finished third. The $2 exacta and $224.20 double paid amid a $393,220 pari-mutuel handle from a crowd of 3,329.
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Cincinnati
Kifaru
Southern Ohio
River Downs
Rem
Firm Shake
Angenora
Frank
Marble Rose
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Moktar Naili
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Richard A. Wilmer
C.R. Geirne
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C. Richard Greathouse, Jr
Anthony Valen
Paul Silas
Silas
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National Hockey League
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Scotty Bowman
St.louis Blues
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Stubbs, Stubbs & Buchert
Jack Nicklaus
David Batsche
Kitchen
Nancy M. Herr
J. A. McIntosh
Maxwell Finkleman
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