Center Nets Tournament Advances to Day Two
The Jaycee Center Tennis Tournament at Middletown Tennis Club opened with 14 matches. George Gerber advanced to the singles semifinals by defeating teammate David Jackson 6-4 4-4 ret. Cramer beat Boby 6-4 6-2 in the earlier round. Don Switzer and Mark Williams loom as semifinal opponents as Irwin seeks a final bid. Rain halted play, pushing a heavier schedule into today with the event slated to end Wednesday.
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Cramer
Jaycee Center
Middletown
George Gerber
Middletown High
David Jackson
Gerber
Don Switzer
Irwin
Mark Williams
Triangles Defeat Barons in Federal League Clash at Goldman Park
Armco Triangles maintain one game edge over Whitt's Auto Sales after easy wins in Federal League play at Goldman Park. Triangles beat the Barons 27 to 5 as John Kraft homered three times with four runs, while Fritz Margerum added four hits. Whitt's pounded Charlie's Top Shop 23 to 8. Other results: Middletown Builders 12 Charlie's Top Shop. Knights of Columbus 146 over Charlie's Top Shop. Barons 17 TAB 9. Middletown Builders 16 TAB 6.
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Armco Triangles
Whitt
Goldman Park
Triangles
Barons
Florentine Hotel
Middletown Builders
Charlie's Top Shop
Knights of Columbus
John Kraft
Armco
Charlie’s
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Fritz Margerum
Jerry Harkrader
K of C
Charlies
Harrison
Tab
Middletown
Ron Short
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Lou
Knothole League Results and Quarterfinals Recap
A packed night at Association Park produced wins in Knothole Class A through I divisions, including Open Hearths 98 victory to break a four-team logjam, and notable feats by Jim Tillman Isaacs and Labarge. Junior matchups featured Tom Shetter, Dianne Hawkins, and multiple 12 to 18 year old rounds with decisive wins and advancing players in boys and girls brackets.
Ali Ready To Accept Verdict
Muhammad Ali, prepping for his heavyweight bout with Jimmy Ellis, says a Supreme Court ruling on his 1967 draft evasion conviction will not affect training. He would accept jail and the sentence if the court rules against him, as the court prepares to adjourn for the summer.
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Cherry Hill
Muhammad Ali
Jimmy Ellis
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
No-Hitter Ends in Dayton Northmont Win Over Legion Post
Dayton Northmont defeated Middletown Post 231 2-0 in Western Legion League action. Middletown was held to no hits by pitcher Ullery, while Ullery and Magotesvy secured the win. Post 231 drops to 1-1 in WSL play and 3-9 overall. Yenser, Roberts also played.
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Dayton
American Legion Post
Dayton Northmont
Middletown
D. Allery
Northmont
Jimmy Sox
Ullery
New Turf Could Cool Tracks Afield In Miami Experiment
Artificial beige turf research under way at Calder Race Course in Florida explores light colored, air cooled track surfaces to reduce heat for horses and riders. Despite rough conditions and budget track tests, officials say heat has not hindered workouts as fans and climate control tests proceed.
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Florida
Joe Namath
Deacon Jones
Elmer Vickers
New
Calder Race Course
Calder
Lee On Move In Loot Race In Golf Yearstakes
New York AP reports Lee Trevino has closed the gap on Jack Nicklaus in money earnings and exemption points. Nicklaus leads the 1971 money list with 146,213 dollars while Trevino has 135,110, an 11,600 dollar gain from last week’s Kemper Open where Nicklaus did not play. Exemption Point standings show Nicklaus at 144,907.5, Trevino 132,520.8, and Player third with 116,506.35.
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New York
Lee Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Trevino
Boxing results from several cities around the world
In New York Luis Pires 215 pounds from Sao Paulo stopped Willie Burton 1934 in New York City. In Tampa Willie Wilson 19 from Tampa stopped Eddie Bailey 179 in Wildwood Florida. In Melbourne Arnold Taylor 118 from South Africa outpointed Toro George 118 New Zealand. In Stockton Rudi Villagonza 120 from Stockton knocked out Humberto Ramos 119 Mexico. 5
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Luis Pires
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Willie Burton
New York City
Tampa
Fla
Willie Wilson
Eddie Bailey
Wildwood
Melbourne
Australia
Arnold Taylor
South Africa
Toro George
New Zealand
Stockton
Calif
Rudi Villagonza
Humberto Ramos
Mexico
Jacklin Aims to Break Open U S Open Jinx
Tony Jacklin, the defending champion, arrives at Merion for the U S Open amid a personal slump and threats to his family. He says hunger to win remains, dismisses jinx fears, and withdraws from the Ulster Tournament over safety concerns.
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Ralph Bernstein Ardmore
Ben Hogan
England
Tony Jacklin
Jacklin
Merion Golf Club
Sceme
Belfast
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