Middletown Tennis Tourney Produces Unseeded Upsets
Dan Nerenberg and Karla Rogers headline a string of upsets as unseeded players reach finals. Jeff Gard dominates the boys 12-and-under, while Marsha Rogers secures the girls 14-and-under title with a straight-set win. Other top seeds win, and eight champions advance to the Jaycee Regionals in June.
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Dan Nerenberg
Karla Rogers
Nerenberg
Jaycee Center
Jeff Gard
Middletown
Rogers
Cissie Fraunfelter
Marsha
Yvetta Stransky
George Gerber
Gerry Williams
Gerber
Williams
Leslie Carson
Leann Grimes
Connie Capozzi
Jane Lawson
Cathy Horstman Leads Oxford Past Armbruster Florists 34 5
Cathy Horstman hit three homers and a triple as Oxford Merchants defeated Armbruster Florists 34 to 5 in a Women League game at Goldman Park. Judy Evans added a grand slam in the seventh. Pat Sword slugged two homers and Susan Cummings added four hits.
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Cathy Horstman
Judy Evans
Brookville
Mel Vorbarker
Blue Angels
Bete Dith
Horstman
Oxford Merchant
Armbruster Florists
Goldman Park
Merchants
Pat Sword
Oxford
Susan Cummings
Ta-lo Beauty
Hall’s Insurance
Ray
Sunoco
Hamilton Blue Angels
Armco Park
Armco Safety League
Cope
Chamberlain
O.H
Roberts
Zincgrip
Collins
Ledford
Blankenship
E. Gibbs
Knothole Results and League Scores Across Matches
Armco Association 10 Wrenn Paper 3 Blair Volkswagen 1 Middle town Sand & Gravel 0 David L. Smith Construction 9 Sorg Paper 5 Raymond Bag 10 Aeronca 0 CLASS D American League Armco Association 8 Optimists 3 Booth Drug 12 FOP No. 36 Rotary 11 Diamond National McGraw Construction 17 K of Shopping Center 20 Cohen Brothers 4 National League Music Mart 9 LeSourdsville Lake 7 Manchester Machine 11 Moor man Sand & Grave 9 Armco Credit Union 11 Lewis Realty 2 McDonald's Drive-In 12 American Savings 7 Lions 6 Little Vets 5
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Blair
Volkswagen
Middletown
Sand & Gravel
David L. Smith
Sorg
Raymond Bag
Aeronca
Jaycees Switch To Golf At Wildwood Tournament
The Middletown Jaycees shift from tennis to a 36 hole junior golf event at Wildwood next Friday with 40 plus top 10 to 18 year olds. Two state qualifiers will advance to Oberlin Lorain July 12 to 14. prizes include top first year golfer. Dale Riker chairs.
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Middletown Jaycees
Wildwood
Lorain
Jaycees
Middletown
Madison
Oberlin
Dale Riker
Post 218 to Face Latonia Legion at Smith Park
Middletown's Legion Post 218 meets Latonia Kentucky American Legion at Smith Park tomorrow night at 8. The club stands 2-2 in the Southwestern Connie Mack league, a non standings game. ST. PAUL Jim Beattie outpoints Dick Wipperman in Cheektowaga. Duane Horsman stops Walter Harrison in Chatfield.
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Middletown
Legion Post 218
Latonia
American Legion
Smith Park
Connie Mack
ST. Paul
Jim Beattie
Dick Wipperman
Cheektowaga
N.Y
Duane Horsman
Chatfield
Minn
Walter Harrison
Erie
Mrs Dishun Leads Forest Hills Ladies Day Golf
Mrs Dishun shot the top 83 for 18 holes on Ladies Day at Forest Hills while Mrs Robert Boyd totaled 62 for low net. Bonnie Trent used 30 putts for best putting, and Mrs John Cox won the Hi Lo prize. In nine holes Glenn Selby won low gross with 43 and Paul Ruth beat Hutchins by one for low net. Phillip Schaeffer made 14 putts for nine hole prize and Aaron Steinmetz took Hi Lo.
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Tom Dishun
Forest Hills
Robert Boyd
Bonnie Trent
John Cox
Glenn Selby
Jack Christy
Paul ‘Ruth
Gene Hutchins
Phillip Schaeffer
Aaron Steinmetz
Bowling Honor Roll and High Series Scores Listed
The record shows bowlers with multiple games and series. Joe Day posts 221 203 213 for 637 in a high total while Zelma Taylor attains 201 179 167 for 547 and Cleo Shearer 144 181 201 for 526. Other names include Dora Cornwell 171 197 200 568 Judy Schultz 171 164 197 532 Dot Hoover 163 180 168 511 and Dot Rigg 150 171 182 503 along with M Shockey 176 235 157 and Elva Saylor 137 185 195 517.
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Joe Day
Dora Cornwell
M. Shockey
Zelma Taylor
Judy Schultz
Cleo Shearer
Elva Saylor
M. Rohrkemper
Dot Hoover
Dot Rigg
Lebanon Raceway Card Headlines Pacing and Trotting Races
Race results list from Lebanon Raceway covering nine races with winners pays and times. Entrants include Edge wood Ruby Impetu ous Dal las Direct Hilda Hoot Melody Pick and more, with a daily double of 43.80 and detailed entries for each race.
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Pace
Chief Worthy
Edgewood Ruby
Impetuous
Dallas Direct
Hilda Hoot
Melody Pick
Lis
Lilly Queen
Joey W
Brack
Cry- Bag
Mad Admiral
Peniny’s Delight
Robin's Gee Gee
Will Oliver
Demon Diane
Rich Way
Star
Dandy Demon
Tandy
Spitfire
Topeka
Gee Whiz
Colorado Bay
Callie
Royal
Jap Boxer Numata Wins World Junior Lightweight Title
Yoshiaki Numata of Hokkaido, Japan, crowned world junior lightweight champion with a majority decision over Filipino veteran Flash Elorde in Kuramae Stadium. Numata, 22, improved to 32-4 with 9 knockouts, weighing 129 to 130 pounds as the capacity crowd watched a 25th straight victory.
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Tokyo
Yoshiaki
Numata
Japan
Boxer i
Hokkaido
Flash Elorde
Philippines
Sapporo
Elorde
Kuramae Stadium
Alex Villacampa
Takeo Ugo
Hal Drake
Saldivar Defeats Winstone in Welsh Title Fight
Vicente Saldivar of Mexico retained his world featherweight title with a 15 round points decision over Howard Winstone before about 30,000 fans at Cardiff Ninian Park Stadium. Referee Wally Thom scored 73 percent for Saldivar, with a similar tally for Winstone, as Saldivar dominated late to secure a narrow victory.
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Cardiff
Wales
Vicente Saldivar
Mexico
Saldivar
Britain
Howard Winstone
Ninian Park
Wally Thom
Winstone
Rocky Marciano
London
Greene Ties 100 Yard World Record At NCAA Meet
Provo Utah AP Charlie Greene tied the world 100 yard dash record in the opening round of the 46th NCAA Track and Field Championships at Brigham Young University. Gerry Lindgren won the six mile and two world record holders did not seek double victories. Lennox Miller showed speed with 9.2 in the 100 and 20.5 in the 220 as Hayes Jerome Hines joined Greene in the 9.1 clocking.
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Provo
Utah
Charlie
Greene
Gerry Lindgren
Brigham Young University
Jim Ryan
Kansas
Tommie Smith
Tered
Lennox Miller
Southern California
Miller
Bob Hayes
Harry Je
Clay Sees Comeback Hope Despite Court Fight
Cassius Clay known as Muhammad Ali sits in Detroit's Cobo Arena amid two boxing exhibitions and a Houston court case over his Army draft refusal. He contemplates a possible three year layoff and returns at age 28, noting many champions win later. He breezes past Orville Quale, while Alvin Lewis challenges him in a Detroit showcase before 3,623 fans.
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Detroit
Cassius Clay
Cobo Arena
U. S
Houston
Clay
Muhammad Ali
Orville Qualle
Chicago
Alvin
Lewis
Emmett Taylor Leads 440 Qualifying At NCAA Championships
Ohio University's Emmett Taylor posted the fastest qualifying 440 time of 45.9 seconds. Kent State’s Orin Richburg won the 220 heat in 21.0 and placed fourth in the 100-yard dash heat at 9.6. Kent State’s Sam Bair qualified for the mile finals with a 4:10.7, Miami of Ohio’s Ted Downing advanced to the high jump finals at 6-7, and Bob Glover moved to the long jump finals with 23 feet 3 1/2 inches.
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Provo
Utah
Ohio University
Emmett Taylor
Kent State
Orin Richburg
Kent
Sam Bair
Jim Ryan
Kansas
Miami
Ohio
Ted Downing
Bob Glover
Hurdler Roe Suffered Serious Break at NCAA Trials
University of Washington hurdler Bill Roe fell on the second hurdle while trying to qualify for the NCAA Track and Field Championships. He sustained two broken bones in his lower left leg and a dislocated shoulder and was hospitalized in Provo Utah.
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Provo
Utah
University of Washington
Bill Roe
Roe
Adios Vic Dominates National Championship Pace at Yonkers
Adios Vic breezes to a four length victory in the $50,000 National Championship Pace at Yonkers Raceway earning $7.60 for the win. Pocomoon Shine finishes second at 30-1 with Cardigan Bay showing for third as Adios Vic raises seasonal earnings to $87,000 and career total to $388,591. Cardigan Bay reaches $901,171 lifetime.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Adios Vic
Breeze
Pocomoonlshine
Yonkers Raceway
Adios
Jim Dennis
Orbiter N
Dennis
Victor
Morris Zeinfeld
Maywood
Ill
Pocomoonshine
Cardigan Bay
Bret Hanover
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Pat McQuinn
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Ken Carpenter
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Tony Esposito
Ken Foxx
Ken Bush
Justin Holwager
Armco Association
Optimists
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F.O.P
Rotary
McGraw Construction
Butler County Terminix CO
N. Verity
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Mgr
Post 218
Latonia Legion
Eagles Lodge
Aerie
Dayton
Eagles Lodge Aerie
Dishun
Lebanon
Pace _ Marty's
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Nixon
Rusty G. Direct
Priebe
Attica Jim
Justice
Flaxey’s Ladd
Albertson
Miss Kay Hal
Peterman
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Ilustrator
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TBA
Tiny Adio
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Wheeler
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Holtzmuller
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Holle
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Wilson
Stricty Choice
Roughton
Zola
Suprise Byrd
DeBaun
Precious Jaynie
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Scott
Stretch Drive
Modisett
Bob Wehrly
Penrod
Darn Far
Baker
Miss Famous Song
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Landers
Cal Thomas
Fortune's Treasure
Thaney
Niemezycki
Gail Diller
Shady Boy
Miss Wagner
Bugles
Edgewood Braden
Hiteman
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Temple
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Holford
Betty B. jLee
Kilgore
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Lowell Leroy
Sally Avcry
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Stormedor
Ken Tiki
Smith
Pat Hand
Lonesome Me
Roscoe E. Jayzoff
William B. Scott
Gordon
Star Russett
Burnett
Rex Havens
Bella's Flash
Sharon Beau
Lonaker
Molly
Harry
Rowlands
Jap Boxer Quiz School
Europe
Rome
Jim Hines
Bobcat Taylor
Ys CE
Gac
VFW
Lillie Dennis
Danny and the
Viceroys
Bostonian
Dexter
Capegs
Mansfield
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