Regional Net Play Opens Thursday at Verity Courts
Middletown prepares for Girls Regionals starting Thursday at Verity Courts while Middletown Tennis Club players compete in Toledo in the Western Lawn Tennis Association Round Robin. The Ohio Valley team faces Grand Rapids in Toledo as older girls begin afternoon action and regional events expand to include Cincinnati Dayton Columbus Springfield with Under 12 and Under 14 play opening tomorrow morning.
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Middletown
Verity Courts
Western Lawn Tennis Association
Toledo
Aternoon
Pam Goetz
Ohio Valley
Em Bowen
Wisconsin
Grand Rapids
Marmee
Fry
Springfield
Carla Place
Lutz
Kalamazoo
Western Michigan
Cathy Gage
Dayton
Bonnie Ellis
Cynda Mason
Ann Hathaway F
Muskegon
Cincinnati
Columbus
Junior Golfers Up Early Ritter Fiable Advance
Parents adapt to a 5:30 am start at Possum Run Golf Club for the Mid-American Junior Match Play. About 150 players aged 14 to 18 woke before dawn to compete in round two. Notables include Bob Bourne Oberlin medalist and 68 opening win, Derek Kent Galion, Dan Robinson Kettering, and Ashland’s Castor, Miller, Deever. Ritter of Middletown won 5 and 4 over Earle Henn, while Fiable of Mount Gilead beat Bill Smith 1 up.
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Possum Run Golf Club
Bob Bourne
Oberlin
Derek Kent
Galion
Dan Robinson
Kettering
Terry Castor
Bob Miller
Dave Deever
Ashland
Bill Ritter
Middletown
Earle Henn
Geneva
Dick Fiahle
Bill Smith
Mount Gilead
Showdown Set In Women's Loop Showdown Set In Women's Loop
A and W Root Beer remained undefeated in the women's softball league by defeating J J Lanes 13 to 4. Janice James went 4 for 4 with three singles and a triple to spark A and W, who tied Stug's Place for first with four straight wins. Stug's Place idle, they now prepare for a first place showdown next week. Monroe Merchants beat Carlisle 10 to 5 behind Ellen Rettich's seven hits. Mel Snyder Teresa Rukavania and Phyllis Robinson homered for Monroe. Filson's squeaked past Gardner MBA 74 with a late two run rally. Wrenn Paper beat Miracle Water 12 to 1 in the Gray Division, extending Miracle Water's winless streak to five and giving Wrenn Paper its fourth win against two losses.
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A & W Root Beer
J.J Lanes
Stug
Janice James
Monroe Merchants
Ellen Rettich
Carlisle
Monroe
Mel Snyder
Teresa Rukavania
Phyllis Robinson
Filson
Gardner Mba
Wrenn Paper
Miracle Water
Waterman
Ito
Wimbledon seeds list puts McKinley lone U S man
United States player Chuck McKinley is the lone seeded American in the men’s division at Wimbledon. He is No 5 behind Whitney Reed who was not seeded, with defending champion Rod Laver at No 1 and stars Emerson, Fraser, Krishnan and Santana among the top seeds. Female seeds include Darlene Hard at No 2 behind Margaret Smith, with notable players Bueno, Schuurman, Haydon, and Truman omitted.
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London
Chuck McKinley
United States
Whitney Reed
America
McKinley
Reed
Rod Laver
Roy Emerson
Neale Fraser
Ramanthan Krishnan
India
Miguel Santana
Spain
Nicola Pietrangeli
Italy
Bob Hewitt
Australia
Darlene Hard
Long Beach Calif
Margaret Smith
Maria Esther Bueno
Brazil
Rene Schuurman
South Africa
Ann Haydon
Britain
Angela Mortimer
Leslie Turner
Northern Light First To Finish
ST GEORGE Bermuda AP Northern Light a blue ketch from Oyster Bay NY won first to finish in the Newport Bermuda yacht race crossing St Davids Head 3 days 8 hours 50 minutes after Brenton Reef lightship. Stormvoguel finished 1 hour 16 minutes later with Nina five minutes astern in a handicap race with fleet scattered 155 miles north northwest of Bermuda.
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ST. George
Bermuda
Newport
R.I
Northern Light
Oyster Bay
N.Y
St. David's Head
Brenton Reef
South Africa
Nina
Atlantic Ocean
Games Tonight at Goldman Park in American League
At Goldman Park the American League hosts four matchups tonight. At 6 45 p m Sportsmen's faces Trenton Jets and Seyfert's Chips meets Knights of Columbus. At 8 p m Monsanto Chemicals fights Jr. Order and Mr Ed's opposes A Battery.
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Goldman Park
Sportsmen's
Trenton Jets
Seyfert's Chips
Knights of Columbus
Monsanto Chemicals
Jr. Order
Mr. Ed's
A” Battery
Knothole Results From Class A to D Show Scores
Knothole results list multiple matches across classes A C D with teams including American Legion McGraw's Sohio Employes Montgomery Ward 1 77 Cab and Raymond Bay 4 in Class A. Bartels Shaddock's American Legion 9 Joe Lewis 11 Ristanio's 2 Mayfield Fire 3 McCoy Leffler Armen Power 6 Truesdale 3 in Class C. McDonald's 17 Roberson's 0 Frisch's 29 Barnitz Bank U K of P 7 Aeronca 6 New Car Dealers 27 American Legion 4 in Class D.
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Cab
Raymond Bay
Bartel's
Shaddock
American Legion
Eagles $ Joe Lewis
Ristanio
Mayfield Fire
McCoy-Leffler
Armen Power
Truesdale
McDonald's
Roberson's
Frisch's
Barnitz Bank
U K. of P
Aeronca
New Car Dealers
Youngstown Leads in Ohio Pre-Seniors Golf Tourney
Youngstown golfer Steve Pipoly shot 36 34 70 to hold a two stroke lead going into the final round of the Ohio Pre Seniors Golf Tournament at Springfield Country Club. Springfield's Joe Gray and Cadiz’s A. D. Meder are two behind after matching par. Jones Jr of Youngstown struggled with a 77.
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Springfield
Ohio
Youngstown
Steve Pipoly
Mahoning County
Joe Gray
Cadiz
A. D. Meder
Springfield Country Club
Pipoly
Yesterday's Stars AP: Lynch drives in winner in Reds win
Batting standout Jerry Lynch of Cincinnati collected three hits including a decisive triple to drive in the winning run in a 2-1 victory over Pittsburgh. He also scored another Red run as Cincinnati snapped back. Frank Lary of Detroit shut out Washington 5-0 on six hits despite arm trouble this season.
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Jerry Lynch
Reds
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Frank Lary
Tigers
Washington
First Nassau Victory At Forest Hills In 1962
The Brown's Run Country Club ladies won the Nassau at Forest Hills with 81.2 points to Wildwood's 74 and Forest Hills 72.2. Nineteen ladies from each country club formed three teams, and the result hung on the final trio. Betty Melampy led Wildwood with a 38-41.79 low gross, while Sara Carpenter and Charlotte Osborne shared Brown's Run low gross with 40-42-82. Aura Smith posted 42-45-87 for Forest Hills. Low nets were Del Thorn 56 for Brown's Run, Betty Selby 57 for Forest Hills, and Jean Arnold 63 for Wildwood.
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Brown's Run
Yesternsy
Forest Hills
Brown
Wildwood
Betty Melampy
Sara Carpenter
Charlotte Osborne
Aura Smith
del Thorn
Betty Selby
Jean Arnold
Hamilton Raceway First Races and Entrants Summary
Race results show a sequence of events at Hamilton Raceway with winners including Bel lini Lass, Bal ibriggan, Marie Tassel, Brighter Days, Lucky Linda, Busy mite, Frisco Watts, Express Mahlon, Miss Crafty and others. Entrants list includes notable horses and drivers such as Janie Brook Audrey's Crescenda Flying Ruby Virginia's Mike Circe Juanita Brook Shooting Heavens Elaine Breeze Elaine Breeze and Wilma Scott Wilma 8 Scott.
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Bellini Lass
Direct Bean
Mr. LI. P
Balibriggan
Poplar Prince
Try Baby
Marie Tassel
Ambassador Wil
Diplomat's Dream
Katie Spencer
Maryland
Dave
Lucky Linda
Chere L'Amour
Worthy Conn
Busymite
Donnie Counsel
Richard's Gratta
Frisco Watts
Betty Henley
Kiss Me Kate
Janie Brook
Rhodes
Audrey
Stickley
Flying Ruby
Johnson
Virginia
Mike
Harris
Circe
Calli
Harry E
Miller
Eva
Moon
Signal Clinton
Rodgers
Pace
Juanita Brook
Bachert
Shooting Heavens
Melody Square
Liz Pointer
Pagel
Plain Scotch
Brown
Fox Flyer
Justice
Meadow Hayes
Colby's Choice
DeBaun
Sugarfoot Ted
Tba
Sneaky Pete
Ahr
Josephine Lind
Midwest
Jaeger
Sissy Jean
Parker
Irish Blackstone
Penny Hill
Monticello June
Black
Yankee Honor
Hie Wathe Hal
Rankin
Lex Tass Hiteman
Sporty
Prince
Willis
Josedale Sky Chief
Rock Chief
Prince Majesty
Kathy Todd
Ford
Alvin
Miss Abbe Counsel
Penny Pepper
Lewter
J. Haven
Tucker
Edgewood Dale
Haworth
Gals Champion Hoetjemer Leaves Bracket Open for Robinson
Judy Hoetjmer of Washington, defending champion, bypassed Tuesday’s qualifying to hold the No 1 seed as match play starts in the 18th Women’s Collegiate Golf Tournament in Albuquerque. June Robinson, 21, Oregon State graduate, shoots 71 to earn medalist honors, two strokes behind the course record set by Jo Anne Gunderson in 1960.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Judy Hoetjmer
Washington
Blonde June Robinson
Oregon State
Miss Robinson
Jo Anne Gunderson
Miss Gunderson
Second Phase Of NCAA Golf Launched Today
DURHAM NC AP Phase Two of the NCAA Golf Tournament begins with match play among 64 of 215 entrants. Thirteen golfers compete for five semifinal spots after the cut at 155. Kermit Zarley of Houston earned medal with 140 total 68-72, one of only three sub par rounds on the Duke course. Two rounds remain today and Thursday followed by semifinals Friday and the 36 hole final Saturday.
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Durham
Kermit Zarley
Houston
Duke
Mrs Lamb Low Gross Winner At Wildwood Golf Event
Ladies day at Wildwood Golf Club featured Bingle theme. Mrs J T Lamb won low gross in first flight with 8 for nine holes. Mrs Melvin Kelso led nine holes with 45. Mrs Richard Slagle won second flight with 46. Other 18 hole winners included Mrs Emory Morris and Mrs Don Cross. nine holes winners were Mrs Vic Leroy, Mrs Hazel Ritter, Mrs Richard Adams, Mrs William Bartlett, and Mrs Faye Kennedy.
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Wildiwood Golf Club
J. T Lamb
Melvin Kelso
Richard Slagle
Emory Morris
Don Cross
Vic Leroy
Hazel Ritter
Richard Adams
William [Bartlett
Faye Kennedy
Reds sign top high school catcher Roger Hyden
Cincinnati reports the Reds signed 18-year-old catcher Roger Hyden of Jackson Ohio to a contract with the Tampa Florida State League farm club. Hyden stands 6 3 and weighs 210 pounds. Farm Director Phil Seghi announced the deal.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Roger Hyden
Jackson
Ohio
Phil Seghi
Hyden
Reds
Tampa
Fla
Ohio State and Oregon agree to 1967 68 homeandhome series
Ohio State University has signed a two year home and home football series with the University of Oregon. The 1967 game will be in Portland in October rather than Eugene. The 1968 game will be held at Ohio Stadium on October 5. Athletic Director Richard C. Larkins announced the plan.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio ‘State University
University of Oregon
Richard C. Larkins
Portland
Ore
Eugene
Ohio Stadium
San Antonio boxing note with regional fighters
In San Antonio a brief boxing item notes Olle Blackshear of 134's from Houston defeating Rueben Rivera of 136 from Monterrey Mexico in a 10 round bout.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Olle Blackshear
Houston
Rueben Rivera
Monterrey
Mexico
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Bill Bailey
Howard Crom Lwell
Don Douglas
Bill Harrrison
Art Eliopoulos
Mike Dannis
Don Driscoll
Herb Hoffmann
Kent Little
Marty Miller
Ross Snyder
Paul Lawson
Bill Springer
Doug Lewis
Ritter
Fiable
Fritz Howell
Mansfield
U.S
McGraw
Sohio
Montgomery Ward
Lincoln Mercury CO
Tytus
Hamilton, Ohio
Nassau
Hamilton Raceway
NCAA
Mrs. Lamb Low Gross
OSU
Firestone
Middletown Area
OUR
Sue
Ag 'Vento
TCU
Chuck Moles
States
Canada
South Broad
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