Satterfield Shuts Out Salvation Army At Goldman Park
Bethany Methodist remained undefeated in Thursday Church League after ace Warren Satterfield tossed a three hitter for an 80 win over Salvation Army. Kenneth Stewart supported with three singles in four at bats as Bethany extended its run to three straight victories. Maus- continued church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Methodist
Warren
Kenneth Stewart
Bethany
Satterfield
Maus
Local Open League results mix bats and shutouts
Bethany On Top Town Community Church beat 64 First Baptist 14-6 while St Pauls edged First Methodist 9-3 and Meadowlawn Church of God downed Tytus Avenue Church of God 5-3. MAUSTOWN hitters Brown Cook Lawson and Abner each had three hits as St Pauls benefited from 10 First Methodist errors. John Keith pitched Whitt Auto Sales to a 20-game Open League win, the third shutout of the season. Ye Olde Tavern beat Martin's Grill 9-7, Armco Drainage topped Middletown Merchants 14-5, and Steel City Lounge doubled Parkway Cafe. Abner went 4-for-4 with a triple and a homer for Ye Olde Tavern. In Gray Division Coolidge Corp moved 4-0 with a 7-6 extra-inning win over Interstate Folding Box. Harding-Jones won 9-4 over Keuthan Foundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Community Church
First Baptist
St. Paul's
First Methodist
Meadowlawn Church of God
Tytus Avenue Church of God
Maustown
Brown
Cook
Lawson
Abner
Jeight
King
Brewer
Tytus Avenue
Church of God
Meadowlown
Satterfield
Ye Olde Taviern
Martin's Grill
Armco
Middletown Merchants
Steel City Lounge
Parkway Cafle
Jack Abner
Ye Olde Tavern
Martin’s Grill
Ed ‘Jemison
Coolidge Corp
Gardner
Coolidge
Interstate
Slate Readies Comeback Of Middletown Fast Pitch League
Middletown restarts its first city organized fast pitch league since 1958 with five teams. Sunday action at Goldman Park features Palm Grill vs Schoenling and Hamilton Merchants vs Stroh's Beer on Diamond No 1 at 6 45 and 8 15 p m. Independents receive a first round bye and may play an intra squad game at 6 45 p m No 2 if no new team joins this week.
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Middletown
Goldman Park
Palm Grill
Schoenling
Hamilton Merchants
Stroh’s
Independents
John Paschal
Middletown Slo-Pitch Tourney Cuts Team Goal
Middletown plans a three day July 4th weekend slo pitch tournament with 10 to 12 clubs enough to justify play. City athletic supervisor John Paschal says 10 or 12 teams meet sufficient interest. Deadline extended to June 17 with a $5 entry fee. Winners cover umpire and new ball costs. Only Middletown league teams allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
John Paschal
Friday Church League games at Goldman Park
Evening schedule lists five church league matchups at Goldman Park starting 6 45 p m with Yankee Road Church of God versus Springboro EUB No 1 and Church of God opponents. Calvary Baptist meets Holy Trinity No 1 and Middletown EUB faces Trenton Nazarene No 2 at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldman Park
Yankee Road
Church of God
Springboro
Mayfield
Crawford Street
Knothole Results Show Varied Wins Across Teams
Knothole scores list many close games with Armco edging Firefighters 6 to 5 and McGraw Construction taking 14 to FOPA New Car Dealers 12. Aeronca 15 to Interstate 4 77 Cab 3, Lad & Lassie 13 to Country Kitchen 5, WPFB 6 to Jaycees 5, Riverside Concrete 10 against Eagles 4, and others such as Schiff's Shoes 9 over Mayfield Fire wall 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeronca
Interstate
Cab
Optimist Club
Lad & Lassie
Country Kitchlen
Hover Realty
American Lejon
WPFB
Jaycees
Schiff's Shoes
Mayfield Firewall
Riverside Concrete
Eagles
VFW
Oglesby-Barnitz Bank
Local League Card Tie and Scores Across Teams
A compact listing shows multiple matches and scores among teams and sponsors including K of P i8, Moorman Sand Gravel, DeBord's Realty, Getz Jewelers, Aeronca Employees Union, Coca-Cola, Realtors, FOP, Middletown Sand-Gravel, Armco, United Welding, First National Bank, Kiwanis, American League Long Electric, Amanda AC, Coolidge Corp, Martin Realty, Myers Ltd, Grimes Insurance, Equitable Insurance, Robertson & Son Aeronca, and Rogers Jewelry with several ties and decisive results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K of P
Moorman
DeBord's Realty
Getz Jewellers
Aeronca Employees Union
Frisch’s
Coca-Cola
Realtors
FOP
Middletown
American League
Long Electric
Amanda AC
Coolidge Corp
Martin Realty
Myers Ltd
Grimes Insurance
Equitable Insurance
Roberson & Son Aeronca
Rogers Jewelry
Pergram Delivers Winning Hit in Armco Victory
Ray Pergram slammed a three base hit in the sixth inning to drive in the winning run as Armco edged Masonry 4 3 on the Armco diamond in a Maintenance League game. Also noting Pipe Shop and Stainless scoring in a joint slate with Wagner Miltenburger and a pipe shop grand slam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round House
Ray Pergram
Masonry
Armco
Stainless
Jim Wagner
Miltenburger
Time called as Herbert grip tar inspected in KC game
In Kansas City, umpire checked Athletic pitcher Ray Herbert after he was seen rubbing a bat with spine tar. The tar clung to his fingers and on baseballs. A towel was used to clean his fingers during the inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
New York
Ray Herbert
Herbert
Honor Roll: Women and Men Separate Bowling Results
Yesterday's bowling results list performances by women led by Marty Buvinger with scores 188 170 213 571 and a comprehensive set of lanes and team tallies for both women and men. Notable marks include 200 games by Hank Howlard and Skeeter Payne with 230 and 2135 respectively, across multiple heats and teams such as J J Lanes Odd Balls and Gutter Gals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Buvinger
Lanes
Elk Creek
Hank Howlard
Skeeter Payne
Conditions Improve For Ohio Fishermen
Ohio lakes and streams are reported in good fishing condition with some strong catches. The Ohio Division of Wildlife notes best areas in Grand Lake St Marys Oxbow Lake Defiance Mercer and Wyandot counties with bass bluegill crappie and catfish fishing good. Northwestern district shows poorer overall conditions though Grand Lake St Marys and nearby streams shine. Southwestern district reports strong success with major lakes Grant Kiser Hosterman Clark Stonelick Cowan Indian Acton Loramie offering good fishing and streams fair to good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio Divisions of Wildlife
Grand Lake St. Marys
Defiance
Mercer
Wyandot
Grant
Kiser
Hosterman
Clark
Stonelick
Cowan
Indian
Acton
Loramie
Linda Nein Captures Cincinnati Tennis Title
Sixteen year old Linda Nein of Middletown wins the Ohio Valley Women's Invitational Tennis Tournament crown in Cincinnati by defeating Cathy Gagel of Dayton 6-3 6-2 in the finals. Last year’s champion Bonnie MacKay Barnes of Dayton did not defend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Linda Nein
Middletown
Cathy Gagel
Dayton
Bonnie MacKay Barnes
Nolan Named Best Speaker At Toastmasters Meeting
Nolan was named best speaker of the evening at a Toastmasters Club meeting held at J&J Bowling Lanes. Other speakers included Bill Lutz and Gorm Bourland, with Art Thomann presiding. The next gathering will occur at Armco Association Park on Green Tree Road with members, wives, and friends from Middletown and Lebanon clubs for a covered dish supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Nolan
Bill Lutz
Gorm Bourland
Yellow Horde
Art Thomann
J&j
Jim Wander
J. B. Strickland
Armco Assn
Greentree Road
Middletown
Lebanon
Ladies Day Golf Winners Highlight Middletown and Forest Hills Activities
Reports from Middletown and Wildwood golf clubs detail Ladies Day results. Heavy Ness and Graney won top shots for Middletown, with runners up Miss Carpenter and Mr. Wright near the flag. Wildwood results include Mrs Snyder and Mrs Ritter leading first flight, with Moon and Robertson notable in other flights. Additional winners across multiple flights, greens, and putts are noted along with special birdie honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Mess
Mike Graney
En Run Country Club
Yesteray
Mess
Graney
W. W. Carpenter
Ralph Wright
Don Osborne
Brooks Billman
Harold Moon
W. C. Robertson
W. R. Steele
David Gerber
Don Snyder
George Ritter
Wildwood Golf Club
Snyder
Ritter
Claude Jones
R. J. Lehiman
Low Gross
Douglas McCabe
Harry Stigler
Virgil Oliver
Tom Bell
James Stiver
Charles Johmson
Carlisle's New Cage Mentor Visits Boosters
Carlisle's newly appointed head basketball coach Earl Davis will speak to the Carlisle Boosters Monday at 7:30 p m athletic director Bob Colburn reported yesterday Davis, formerly athletic director at Stabbins High School Mad River, was named to fill the vacancy left by Bill Stevenson Laughlin Carlisle football coach will discuss 1969 program highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Earl Davis
Bob Colburn
Davis
Stabbins High School
Mad River
Bill Stevenson
Colburn
Chuck Laughlin
Frank McGuire's UNC Coaching Record Highlight
In 12 seasons as coach of North Carolina Frank McGuire posted 230 victories and 183 defeats, marking a long tenure with a winning edge despite a high number of losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McGuire
North Carolina
Lawrence Speaker For Flag Day in Middletown
Ronald Lawrence, son of Mr and Mrs Herman H Lawrence and recent Middletown High School graduate, will speak at a Flag Day ceremony Sunday at the Elk Lodge on North Main Street. The public event starts at 2 p.m. Roger Dillman will discuss flag history and Francis Carmody, past exalted ruler of the lodge, will give the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Lawrence
Herman H. Lawrence
Middletown High School
Elk’s Templ
N. Main Street
Roger Dillman
Francis Carmody
Lodge
Deer Crashes Auto On Turnpike Near Strongsville
A 30 pound buck deer struck the windshield and roof of a station wagon at 65 mph on the Ohio Turnpike near Strongsville. Driver Charles B. Ferguson 41 an assistant professor of fine arts at Trinity College in Hartford Conn suffered a slight cut on his left cheek. His wife and three young daughters were unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Strongsville
Charles B. Ferguson
Trinity College
Hartford
Boxing and racing slated on city stations tonight
Sugar Ray Robinson faces Paul Pender in boxing on WLW-T at 9 45 p m. WLWT airs Jackpot Bowling at 9 45 p m. WCPO presents a one minute racing film from River Downs at 11 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Ray Robinson
Paul Pender
River Downs
Bye Bye Byrd Sets New Marks In International Pace Race
Yonkers New York AP Bye Bye Byrd defeats Widower Creed by a length in the second leg of Yonkers Raceway International Pacing Series earning 25 000 and raising his career pacer earnings to 361 484 a track record time of 2 33 2 5 for the one mile. Widower Creed takes 12 500 for second while owners Rex and Mrs. Larkin Chicago and driver Clint Hodgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
N. Y
Bye Bye Byrd
Creed
Bye Bye
Byrd
Yonkers Raceway
Owers Creed
Rex Larkin
Chicago
Clint Hodgins
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Salvation Army
Army
Harding-Jones
Keuthan Foundry
Barnitz
Middletown, O
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Approved
Elamo News
Broyles Sporting Goods
Coatney's Furniture
Franklin
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Laieneiyar
Jawa
Kenneth More
Dana Vyrter
Els
Hamilton O
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Tonight
King Kong
Mighty F Young Godzilla
Arisner
VOLEA
Volga
William Wyler
Sistevie Stars
S. Clinton St
Matinees
Capitol 7Th & Vine
Municipal
Miamisburg
Dixie Hwy
West
Victor Mature
Elaine Stuart
THE
Three Stooges
Funeram
Peremount
Clark An
Doris WI
Perlberg-Seaton
Bia
Gig Young
Mamie van Doren
Ross Motors
Cottage Restaurant
Proctor Realty
Gibby’s Tavern
Armco Triangles
Reynolds Electric
Cedar Hill Farms
Firefighters
American Legion
Ellis
McGraw Construction
FOPA
New Car Dealers
Raymond Bay
Ross Mors
United Welding
First National Bank
Kiwanisl
Pergram Hero
French Bauer
Howard Real
Nolan
Heavy Ness
Mrs. Moon
Mrs. Carpenter
W. T.bales
Wildwood
Greenville
Jack Booth
Chuck Trent
Forest Hills
Charles Rice
Paul Lawson
George Bingham
Kathylene Jones
Chet Hall
Bingham
Peter Radford
Wolverhampton
England
Boosters
Doe
OLD Quaker Distilling CO
Lawrene
Ure, He
Lawrence
Sports
Cinemascope
Elia Kazan
Cuft Remick
van Fleeting
Ooluke
Semis Elia Kazan
Pan Oseven
Wilem Bredtore Mweene Borden
Ove
Ee Cinemascope
Old Mill Stream Park
Waynesville
Eran
Tony Tenore
Tony Tenore, Inc
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