Fenwicks relay team bids for title at state meet
Lebanon led the area with four finalists as Linda Roberts won a heat in the 80 yard hurdles and a 440 relay squad posted a 51 second time. Fenwick earned a place in the Class A finals with a 4:12.7 mile relay, while Edgewood and Valley View posted qualifying times in relays.
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Ohio State
Lebanon
Linda Roberts
Denah Strickland
Roberts
Strickland
Sheri Scott
Jenna Morgan
Miss Strickland
Martha Nuck
Jane Roessner
Lisa Roberts
Fenwick
Edgewood
Jody Nuxhall
Debbie Sloneker
Beth Sorrell
Joanne Schenck
Miss Nuxhall
Valley View
Barb
Susan Morrison
Talawanda
Lynn Lynn Love
Middletown
Dayton Stivers- Patterson
Robin Shaw
Carol Lammers
Miller City
Liz Sheets
Delaware Buckeye Valley
Diane Mihalic
Lorain Clearview
BYU Leads Paced Bid as Track Meet Opens with Friday Highlights
BYU tops after seven events with 17 points in the NCAA meet opener. Washington State, UTEP, Arizona State trail. Kenyans Rono Kimeto and Sampson Kimombwa spark Cougars and Sun Devils’ stars contest titles as Harvey Glance and James Owens win sprint hurdles.
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BYU
Washington State
UTEP
Arizona State
Southern California
Stanford
UCLA
Illinois
Rono
James Munyala
Kimeto
Kimombwa
James Brewster
Cougars
Brian Worden
Arkansas State
Bar Bell
Wilson Waigwa
Svein Walvik
Greg Joy
Munyala
Herman Frazier
Tony Darden
Rick Walker
Sun Devils
Kyle Arney
Ralph Haynie
Jay Pushkin
Keith Gardenkraus
James Barry
Henry Marsh
Richard Reid
Benton Hart
Harvey Glance
James Owens
Carner leads LPGA event by one stroke in New Rochelle
JoAnne Carner shot 70 to a two round total of 140 and sits one shot ahead of Sandra Palmer and defending champion Pat Bradley in the LPGA $100,000 tournament at New Rochelle.
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New Rochelle
N.Y
JoAnne Carner
Sandra Palmer
Pat Bradley
Ganton
England
Hugh Campbell
Scotland
Mike Bonallack
Peter McEvoy
Paul McKellar
Paris
Mima Jansovec
Yugoslavia
Regina Marsikova
Czechoslovakia
Raul Ramirez
Mexico
Brian Gottfried
Jan Kodes
Wojtek Fibak
Poland
Wimbledon
Renee Richards
Amos “Red” Thisted
Milwaukee Sentinel
Blues arena sale near as owners inch toward deal
St Louis Blues owners say a sale of the hockey club and the St Louis Arena is very close with a possible handshake agreement within a day or two. The deal would be finalized after the NHL Board of Governors meeting next week in Montreal.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Blues
National Hockey League
St. Louis Arena
Jim Cullen
Cullen
NHL Board of Governors
Montreal
Butterflies no problem for Padua
Parma Padua battles for its first title versus Western Hills as the AA and the A finals shape up. Padua, 27 1, meets 25 10 Western Hills after a 2 0 semifinal win. Western Hills aims to add a fourth state title to 1948 1951 1967 championships.
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George Strode
Columbus
Ohio
Paul Beskid
Parma Padua
Cincinnati
Western Hills
Beskid
Versailles
Tigers
Miller City
Coldwater
Cincinnati Deer Park
Ohio State
Padua
Austintown Fitch
Findlay
Jefferson Union
Deer Park
Medina Buckeye
Lucasville Valley
Richmond Heights
Trojans 5 Fairfield 2 in amateur baseball win
Middletown Trojans edged Fairfield 5 2 at Smith Park as Bob Evick and Jim Goforth combined on a three hit pitching effort. Goforth contributed a run scoring single in the sixth and the Trojans built a 3 run third inning with hits from Butt Pfriem Evans and Vines driving in runs.
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Bob Evick
Jim Goforth
Middletown Trojans
Fairfield
Smith Park
Evick
Goforth
Trojans
Kevin Butt
Ray Pfriem
Tony Evans
Jamie Vines
Butt
Dibbs Returns in Western Tennis Championship Bid
Eddie Dibbs, runner up last year, enters the Western Tennis Championships in Cincinnati July 11 18. The Miami Beach resident lost 7 6 6 3 in last year s final to Roscoe Tanner who plans to defend his title. Dibbs, world ranked eighth by the ATP, reached the World Championship Tennis final eight semifinals in Dallas before a loss to Jimmy Connors.
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Cincinnati
Eddie Dibbs
Dibbs
Miami Beach
Roscoe Tanner
Tanner
Association of Tennis Professionals
Dallas
Jimmy Connors
Trailing golfers more confident at Kemper Open
At Charlotte George Archer and Barney Thompson shared the Kemper Open lead at 137 after 36 holes. Weiskopf and Chi Chi Rodriguez trailed one stroke, while Archer and Thompson rallied with late birdies despite poor driving and streaks of sixes.
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Bob Green
Charlotte
N.C
George Archer
Barney Thompson
Tom Weiskopf
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Cubs' Sutter Named NL Pitcher of the Month for May
Bruce Sutter earned the NL pitcher of the month honor for May after 15 appearances with 11 saves. He pitched 28 innings, allowed 14 hits and three earned runs, with two walks and 28 strikeouts, helping the Cubs to a 5–7 record in May.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Bruce Sutter
Sutter
Green signs 31 year pacts with Eagles
Running back Art Green, a standout with the Ottawa Rough Riders, signed three one-year contracts with the Philadelphia Eagles. The 6-foot 202-pound back returns to the NFL after four seasons in Ottawa where he rushed for 1,257 yards on 234 carries and led the league with 15 touchdowns while adding 53 receptions.
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Philadelphia
Art Green
Ottawa Rough Riders
Philadelphia Eagles
Green
Ottawa
Softball Results From Local League Games
CHURCH RED Elk Creek routed Monroe 17 to 2 while Harlan Park defeated Franklin 11 to 7 and Grace Baptist beat Hillcrest 14 to 2. CHURCH BLUE Ridgecrest won 13 to 3 against Zion, Calvary beat Ascension 21 to 2, Tytus Ave swept F.U.M 3 to 2, and Latter Day Saints edged St. Marys 12 to 2.
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Red Elk Creek
Monroe
Harlan Park
Franklin
Grace Baptist
Hillcrest
F.U.M
Grace
Blue Ridgecrest
Zion
Calvary
Ascension
Tytus Ave
Latter Day Saints
St. Mary‘s
Latonia Races Report From Daily Card Summary
The Latonia track card lists results and payouts for 10 races with pacing and trotting fields. Notable lines include Shiloh Jett winning Race 1 in 7.05.2 with Sunny Lavelle and Maggie's May in the mix, and No Hitter taking top money in later events.
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Pace Shiloh Jett
Sunny Lavelle
Maggie
Painted Miracle
Yankee
Pat Colewood
Shadow Tuck
Quinella
Bret’s Knight Out
Jefferson Admiral
Hound Dog
Pace No Hitter
Worthy Prince
Seedling Herbert
Pace Debbie
Mike
Miss Great Brownie
Frisco
Fred
Trot Noble Swinger
Oralee
Coalmont
Jon
Big
Seeching Herbert
Greentree
Fairmeade Lang
Determination
Richards may miss WTT debut for test clearance
In Richfield Ohio AP report Joe Zingale owner of the Cleveland Pittsburgh Nets seeks clearance for transsexual Dr Renee Richards to join the Nets women in a match against the Golden Gaters at the Coliseum World Team Tennis Commissioner Butch Buchholz says she will not play until the chromo test is passed and the Nets contract is approved. The contract had not yet been received by Buchholz and results from the sex test would take 24 hours if agreed.
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Buchholz
Richards
Grand Masters tennis finals set for Greenbrier
The Grand Masters tour finals run November 16 to 20 at The Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. The eight top year long point earners compete for a $50000 purse featuring Pancho Gonzales Frank Sedgman and Vic Seixas as likely entrants.
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Cincinnati
Greenbrier
White Sulpher Springs
W.va
Pancho Gonzales
Frank Sedgman
Vic Seixas
Knothole A Minor and Other City League Scores
Summary of local league results highlighting Knothole A MINOR Dillman's 3 McGee's 0 and Noon Kiwanis Triasco 5, with multiple small teams including Armco Credit 6 Midd. Rebels J&E Root Beer 11 and Cassano's 3 Carroll's Color 15.
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McGee's
W.S. Federal
Kiwanis Triasco
Baker's Funeral Home
Armco Credit
Midd
J&e Root Beer
Cassano’s
Carroll's
Barnitz Bank
Bell sets long jump mark in track showstopper
Bell, a three time state long jump champion, smashed Jesse Owens’ 44 year record with a 24 feet 6 inch leap at last weekend’s meet. Athletes across swimming softball baseball and coaching awards were also announced along with honors for sophomores and most improved performers.
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Gina Greco
Tracy Wesselman
Mike Roe
Greg Maze
Charles Rice
Jim Dinan
River Downs Feature Draws RD No Bluffing Favorite
RD No Bluffing, runner up May 26 to Adena who set a 4 furlong track mark, is favored in the $4 200 turf eighth at River Downs. Cattle Kate led Friday’s feature with a straight win paying 5 3 and 2 40. Country Morn paid 4 3 60 and Gallant Worker 3 40. Cross Tiger and Fancy Yellow won the daily double 12 7 and paid 113. Attendance 3 530 mutuel pool 353 054.
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Cincinnati
Adena
River Downs
Kate
Country Morn
Gallant Worker
Braves defeat Post 231 8 4 After loss
Cincinnati Midland Braves led by Bob Cashion drove in three runs with a single double and two singles to beat American Legion Post 231 8 4. Jeff Zornes had two hits for Post 231 as the team suffered its fifth defeat in seven games.
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Cincinnati Midland Braves
Bob Cashion
American Legion Post
Post
Jeff Zornes
Middletown High Nets Three on GMC First Team
Middletown High School baseball earned three players to the Greater Miami Conference first team led by Joe Merritt Mike Rowe and Jeff Zornes. Fairfield dominated the honors with six first team picks while Gregg Maze made the second team and Mark Adkins along with Fred Creager received honorable mentions.
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Middletown High
Greater Miami
Fairfield
Joe Merritt
Mike Rowe
Jeff Zornes
Gregg Maze
Mark Adkins
Fred Creager
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