City Sheds Standings MONDAY Federal League Schedule
A dense Monday schedule lists team matchups across multiple leagues including Federal League Armco Park ATD and National League games. Key clashes feature Armco Triangles versus House of Drugs, Airport Inn against Norma Thomas Realty, and Blue Division shows Roll Shop GG versus Pipe Shop with several time blocks from 6:15 p.m. to 9 p.m. across divisions.
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Armco Safety League
BOF
Labor Reserve
Armco Park
ATD
West Processing
National League
Airport Inn
Norma Thomas Realty
Mr. Smith’s
Journal
Grace Baptist
Converter Gravure
Armee Wahoo League
Sorg
Sorg Paper
Ohio
Cg&e
Diamond
Miami-Carew
Aeronca Water Refining
Raymond Bay
ARMCO
Bng
Labor Reserve i
International On Safety League
Hamilton
Mets
Transporta
Dayton Umpires Host ASA Slo-Pitch Tourney
Dayton Umpire's Association will hold its annual ASA sanctioned slo pitch tournament for Class A and B teams July 10 and 11 at Kettering and Lions fields. Team trophies go to the first four places and individual trophies to the first three. entry fee is 35 dollars. Ike Jackman is tournament manager.
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Dayton
Dayton Umpire’s Association
Ie Nere
Kettering and
Lions
Ike Jackman
Trenton Knothole Softball Tourney Set for July Dates
The First Annual Trenton Knothole Association softball tourney runs July 11 12 and July 17 18 with 11 players on field four outfielders and five infielders. Twenty four teams max, limited to Class B squads including church and interplant teams. Jim Woodrey chairs the event.
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Trenton
Trenton Knothole
Jim Woodrey
Holiday Bang Set At Camden Slo-Pitch Tourney
Camden high school fundraiser opens June 26 with a two weekend Slo-Pitch tournament hosted by Preble Shawnee Athletic Club. Fireworks planned for the Fourth of July holiday as proceeds go to paying off debts on the football field. Tournament manager is Willie Ratliff.
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Camden
Preble Shawnee Athletic Club
Cane Poles Still Get Job Done In Deer Creek Lake
Outdoors column recounts a fishing trip by Jim Kirby with his son Mark and son in law Kenny Trent at Deer Creek Lake. They used cane poles and a 10 foot surf rod to catch crappie from 9 1/2 to 12 inches, covering brush and trees to avoid hang ups, with several fish brought to the boat before returning to the ramp. Route directions and local landmarks are noted.
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Mark
Kenny Trent
Deer Creek Lake
Leon
Kenny
Faris
Straight Creek
Coastburg
Washington
Hole
McWilliams to defend title at Second Queen City Invitational
Vic Williams led field to Tri County Speedway in West Chester for the Second Annual Queen City Invitational late model stock car race. Chuck McWilliams aims to defend his title as top late model drivers including Larry Moore Ralph Latham Pat Patrick and Marv Parenteau compete on the half mile dirt track. Time trials at 7 pm with green flag racing to follow as part of a busy five night program. The Dayton Motorcycle Club hosts amateur scrambles at Stoney Hollow Road course near Dayton Speedway with 160 entries warmups at noon and racing at 1 30 pm. Eldora Speedway in Rossburg resumes Sunday night program after national TV coverage with time trials at 7 pm and racing at 8.
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Chuck McWilliams
Queen City
Tri County Speedway
West Chester
McWilliams
Larry Moore
TCS
Ralph Latham
Pat Patrick
Marv Parenteau
Tri County
Dayton Motorcycle Club
Stoney Hollow Road Course
Dayton Speedway
Eldora Speedway
Rossburg
United States Auto Club
Eldora
Back-To-Back Aces Seal Pro Golf Feat in Norwich
John Hudson stringed two consecutive holes in one in the $16,800 Ma in Golf Tournament at Norwich England. He followed a 194-yard first ace with a 211-yard second after a 20 minute wait. Hudson finished 36 holes at 144, five behind leader Bernard Hunt.
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Norwich
England
John Hudson
Hudson
Hudson Finshed
Bernard Hunt
Britain
Roger Game
Walmer
Robert Anderson
Chorton
Fiesta Bowl Name Adopted By Phoenix Committee
Phoenix AP report says Phoenix will host a new postseason football game titled the Fiesta Bowl. A committee selected the name from 382 suggestions for the December 27 game, chosen from 6,620 entries with the Western Athletic Conference champion designated as host team.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix
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