Barbers Stadium Triumph Packs Herald with 47-4 Victory
Herald’s Barber Shop routed Journal 47 to 4 in a Federal League clash as Bob Bastin pounded eight straight hits and three homers in a 19 run explosion. The Rebels, Wiedemann, Waynesville and Armco league games followed with high scoring wins and notable performances.
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Journal
Chicken Little
Herald
Herald's
Charlie Root
Bob Bastin
Herald’s
Bill Woods
Armco Triangles Clinch Round One With Doubleheader Sweep
The Armco Triangles remained undefeated in the Dayton Industrial Athletic Association by beating Frigidaire in a pair of games at Armco Park. They won 16-8 in the makeup game and 15-4 to open the second round. Rod Adkins had seven hits, seven runs and five RBIs, while Larry Baker went six for seven with five runs and six RBIs.
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Armco Triangles
Dayton Industrial Athletic Association
Frigidaire
Armco Park
Triangles
Rod Adkins
Larry Baker
Knothole Results Show Tight Played Week
Knothole results list multiple league matchups with scores. Jaycees beat Brown & Singer 3 0, Eagles defeated Wilson Rug 9 1, WPFB won 7 2, Barnitz Bank 5 edged Blake Steel 4, Shopping Center 25 defeated Lad & Lassie 0, Interstate 2 beat Legion 1, Goodwin Plumbing 4 over Inland Container 3, Frisch's 6 over Servomation 0, First National 2 beat Park Street Ice Cream 1, Kiwanis crushed Agee Insurante 13 to 9, SPEBSQSA 2 narrowly won 2 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Brown & Singer
Eagles
Wilson Rug
WPFB
Dason Hardware
Barnitz Bank
Blake Steel
Lad & Lassie
Interstate
Legion
Miller to Ship 1966 Turf Champion to France for Grand Prix
New York trainer Mac Miller said Assagai, who was runner up to Poker and beat Buckpasser in the Bowling Green Handicap, will be shipped to France for the Grand Prix de St. Cloud on July 2.
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New York
Mac Miller
Assagai
Poker
Buckpasser
Bowling Green
France
15 Year Olds Plan Convoy Swim Across the Channel
Four Wichita youths aged 15 to 17 prepare to swim the English Channel in convoy from France to Dover. Trainer Harry Weihs aims for a 20 hour crossing with strict pace, starting on favorable weather days after a 15 minute Channel workout.
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Dover
England
Wichita
Kan
Tom Reed
Randy
Marshal Seely
Mike Uhrich
France
Harry Weihs
U S Davis Cup Suffered Shock Defeat To Ecuador
Ecuador stunned the United States 3-1 in Guayaquil as Francisco Guzman defeated Arthur Ashe 6-0 6-4 6-0. Cliff Richey fought back and led 5-7 6-4 7-5 before a suspended match. The loss ends U S hopes for the interzone semifinals in this zone final.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
U.S
George MacCall
Cliff Richey
Arthur Ashe
United States
Ashe
Rchmond
Francisco Guzman
Spain
Russia
Guzman
Miguel Olvera
Richey
Brazil
Olvera
Clark Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Mexico
Lebanon Raceway Night Results and Entries
The Lebanon Raceway card lists results for nine races with winners and payoffs for each event. Entries include greta de waht, Miss Susie Long, Bashful Hanover, Jenny Sterro, Mirac Zote, Georgia Boy, Pokey Baby, Bob Wearby, and Chalidate Ron among others with listed drivers and post positions.
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Greta de Waht
Schooley
Uniform Joe
Burnett
Lady Keren
Williams
Grays Dream
Hickey
Chesty Kidder
Kilgore
Little Rodney
Clemens
Jim Melody
Mont Ty
Miss Bold Rodney
Ran mm
Pace
Susie Long
Miller
Imastar Wick
Bowen
Beatrice Lil
Albertson
le Songstress
Holtzmalter
Miss GW
Niemczycki
Sallie
Sarah
Rowlands
Speed Vailey
Stephenson
My J.T
Roach
Bashful Hanover
Landers
Dusty Adios
Smith
Bobo
Alarm
Huber
Bruce Spencer
Scott
Charming Billy
Titan Song
Singtey
Jenny Sterr
Hagler
Mary C Meadows
Owens
Dario’s Prince
Lan Gest
Hiterman
Robyn W
Hanners
Hardy
Mirac Zote
Wilson
Joyful
Hiteman
Demon Diane
McKeever
Hess Pride McC
Doc
Rev
Gordon
Pace — Pokey Baby
Wells
Cal Thomas
Dennis
Miss Wagner
Buggies
Ego. Wood Braden
Chief Hmutchie
Noble
Mostest Mite
Justice
Sam Dandy
Sinaid
Bob Wearby
Penrod
Josedale Valiant
DeBaun
Lulled
Wheatley Stable Sells Stupendous for Stud Duty in England
New York based Wheatley Stable sold Stupendous a leading handicap horse with earnings of 181,683 dollars for stud duty to begin next year in England. The price was not disclosed.
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New York
Wheatley Stable
All White Jury To Judge Cassius Clay Trial
A white jury of six men and six women begins hearing testimony in Cassius Clay’s federal draft evasion trial. Prosecutors prepare four witnesses from the Selective Service and Houston examining station as jurors are questioned on war views and Clay’s religion. A mistrial motion was denied after a venireman pressed guilt opinions.
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Houston
Cassius Clay
Clay
Muhammad Ali
Hayden Covington
New York
Quinnan Hodges
U.S. Atty
Morton L. Susman
Court of
U.S. Dist
Joe Ingraham
Texas Selective Service State Headquarters
Ingraham
Venireman
Rosewall wins U S Pro Hardcourt title in St Louis
Ken Rosewall defeated Andres Gimeno 6 3 6 4 to win the $19 000 U S Professional Hardcourt tournament in St Louis earning 2300. Gimeno the defending champion took 1600. Dennis Ralston beat Fred Stolle 21 19 for third, earning 1100. Ralston’s season total rose to 28330 and Stolle earned 900.
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ST. Louis
Australia
Ken Rosewall
U.S
Andres Gimeno
Spain
Rosewall
Gimeno
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Fred Stolle
Three Local Netters In Third Round Of Regionals
In Cincinnati Middletown's three entrants reach the third round of the Ohio Valley Regional Tennis Tournament with byes and wins. Connie Capozzi and Jane Laeason advance in 18 and under, Leslie Carson wins in 12 and under, while other Middletown players face earlier exits and consolation matches.
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Cincinnati
Middletown
Connie Capozzi
Jane Lawson
Leslie Carson
Ginger Pfeiffer
Springfield
Connie
Winnie Cleavinger
Dayton
Jane
Janet Wilson
Susan Kovacs
Patti Conaway
Chillicothe
Martha Thornhill
Charleston
W. Va
Leslie
Laura Shoemaker
Sue Carpenter
Columbus
Cissie
Shielah Stewart
Margit Diehl
Leann Grimes
Connie Rollins
Susan Meeker
Troy
Matson Focuses on Shot Put at AAU Meet
Randy Matson of Texas A&M plans to concentrate on the shot at the National AAU meet in Bakersfield California, discarding discus for now. He aims for 70 feet to seal a 70-foot mark, noting past 70 plus throws occurred only in Texas and fearing homer speculation outside.
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Randy Matson
College Station
Tex
Texas A&m
Bakersfield
Calif
Matson
Randy
Texas
Santana and King Named Top Seeds for Wimbledon
Manuel Santana of Spain and Billie Jean King of Long Beach California were named top seeds for Wimbledon. Santana was followed by Roy Emerson John Newcombe and Tony Roche among the first eight seeds, with no Americans among the seeds for the men's singles for the first time in memory.
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London
Manuel Santana
Spain
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Santana
Roy Emerson
John Newcombe
Tony Roche
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Stanton
Del
Deveau
Sandhill
Rebels
Wiedemann
Gladys’ All-Stars
Waynesville Merchants
Amanaa Athletic Club
Gene Snow
Windy Risner
Chuck Deisier
Bill Hart
Don Bolton
Waynesville
Amanda
Marion Stephens
Bob Larsson
Paul Lanson
Armco Safety League
Masons
Cold Strip Products
Evans
Downey
Pipe Shop
Atlantic
Wills
Transportation & Labor No. 2
Fred Conley
Patterson
Hamilton Coke
Kieth
Hamilton
Coke Plant
Terminix
Butler County Terminix CO
N. Verity
Ernie Landrum
Mgr
Assagal
Darrell Hawes
Central Ave
Richty
San Angelo, Tex
Lebanon
Ja Mars Ronetta
Rudy Adams
Scotch Uncle
Grand Hazel Volo
Lieutenant Brook
H.D. Debbie
Oaklawn Linda
Queen's OH
Scottie Barrett
Cunny’s
Champ
Coney Island
Hilda Hoot
George Counsel
Easy Wick
Hal O. Way
Vinita
Doll Baby
Mountain Butler
Alvin
Jacqueline’s Pride
John Dobrozs Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
Debbie Mynhhier
Cindy Bredgeland
Patty Hockwall
Nancy Simpson
Kay Miller
Granville
Laurie Hartman
Karla Rogers
Cissie Fraunfelter
Karla
King
Clus
Beautiful Trails Country Club
Nancy Satterfield
Cinn
Dayton Road
West Chester, Ohie
Gentlemen’s
Dora E. Lerch
Northwest Ave
Monroe, Ohio
Mrs. Lerch
McAlpin’s
Levis
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