City Tourney Semi finals Set As Night Caps Loom
Four teams remain in the winner’s bracket of the City Slow-Pitch Tournament at Goldman Park. The Jug faces Park ’N Save and Bill Hill Bondsman meets Armco Triangles at 6 PM to decide semi-finalists. The 9 PM final will crown the top bracket champion.
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Goldman Park
Park ’N Save
the Jug
Bill
Whitt's
Eagles
Charlie’s Top Shop
Turf Club
Standard Oil
Wrenn Paper
Whitt’s
Armco Electric Shop
Crystal Tissue
Charlie’s
Johnson Plumbing
Grace Baptist
Anchor Cafe
Riverside Concrete
Lawson
Begley
Wrenn
Knothole Results Across Local Leagues
Results list by class with teams and scores from LeSourdsville, WPFB, Manchester Machine, Interstate, and more. Class A shows Armco Association prevailing 8?0, others include Sohio, 4,1 and 10,1. Class D and DmAMERICAN feature Elks Lodge 14 over Armco 12. McGraw 10 topped Citizens Savings. Class D-NATIONAL lists Frisch's 13 over Exchange Club. Class E includes Diamond National 22 over American Legion 4 and other tight matches across Cassano's Coca Cola and more.
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LeSourdsville
WPFB
Armco Association
Sohio
Manchester Machine
Motors
Interstate
Agee Insul
Cohen Brothers
Davidson
Elks Lodge
McGraw
Citizens Savings
Diamond National
American Legion
Hembree Realty
Middletown Lumber
Cassano’s
Coca-Cola
K of C
Allsports
Sports Bow
Rotary Club
Million Is Worth It Shines With Late Inning Homers
Armco Iron Division action at Armco Park sees Larry Million of Processing deliver two late inning home runs to cap a 14 8 victory over Sales Service. Ron Frazier adds a homer as Dale Draut leads the losers with four hits.
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Armco Iron Division
Armco Park
Larry Million
Sales Service
Ron Frazier
Dale Draut
Sparky Lonesome At Riverfront
Cincinnati AP notes Sparky Anderson tells a favorite story of winter solitude as Reds figure after last season. The club tied for fourth in the NL West following their 1970 division and pennant wins, reflecting on past success and current outlook.
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Cincinnati
Sparky Anderson
Cincinnati Reds
Anderson
Reds
Penn State track coach Harry Groves from Trenton
Harry Groves of Trenton New Jersey is in his fourth year at Penn State as a track and cross country coach.
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Harry Groves
Trenton, N.J
Penn State
Latonia Race Course Entries Overview
Latonia Race Course lists entries for races one through nine across trotting and pacing divisions. Notable horses include Jeff K Loud And Clear Lucky West Society Boy Forest Ranger Lady Bovee Sycamore Dale in race one and Prince Ali Mabies Queen Pancake Easy Red Canadian Jack in race two.
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Jeff K
Loud and Clear
Lucky West
Society Boy
Forest Ranger
Lady Bovee
Sycamore Dale
Boot’s Handyman
Darn Far
Prince Ali
Mabies Queen
Pancake
Easy Red
Canadian Jack
Red Rhapsody
Nicky Mac
Coffee Gal
Miracle Ann
Virgnes Hava
Buck
Beter Horn
Allepac
Sherry Hope
Sue Spec
Miss
Fall of Pompay
Pace Mountain Peach
J.d.’S Wyn
Shinway Bubbles
Kenny Meadows
Birdie Oakwood
Swan Meadow Max
Masjer
Prince Don
Mighty Dag
Sweeta
Virgnes Pert
Banana King
O.M.A
Dottie Dominion
Golden Warrior
Belinda Demon
Wabash Buck
Lady Onyx
Dillerloy
Lota Diller
High Anita
Kerry Nile
Poverty Ridge
Bert Mar Mic
Michie Rambler
Judy’s Gladiator
Pyewackett
Taylor Saunders
Shane Roell
Stormy X
Pace Slim’s Dream
Laurel’s
Dandy Horn
Upstart Lobell
In Time
Princess Byrd
Miss Wilna B
Pace
Johnny No Nox
Rebel Greer
Van‘s Choice N
Frisco Travel
Steppin G
Play Day
Pace Heaven
Worthy Butler
Reed
Millie Jerry Red
Missfit Princess
Mac Mite
Miss Sargent
Afton Cloud
Jockey Hurt At ED
Bernon Sayler a 16 year old River Downs leading jockey will be out of action indefinitely after a spill in the third race. He suffered a broken left elbow and will miss racing until the cast is removed. Careful Manners won the feature, finishing six furlongs in 1:10 3-5 and paying 3.20 2.60 2.20.
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Cincinnati
Bernon Sayler
River Downs
Sayler
Jelbow
Capitol Jet
Sayter
Sub Spy
Cheerful Chap
Twilight Time
Swift Button
Nicklaus Leads Money List After Open Victory Pace
Jack Nicklaus has opened a nearly $60,000 lead in golf's money race after winning the U S Open at Pebble Beach. He has $186,051 for the year, surpassing his previous year’s pace and setting a record for earnings through the Open. Lee Trevino is second with $126,072, followed by Jerry Heard $114,528, George Archer $107,763, and Tom Weiskopf $103,429.
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New York
Jack Nicklaus
Pebble Beach
Calif
Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Jerry Heard
George Archer
Tom Weiskopf
Mazeroski Prefers Coaching After Baseball Career
Pittsburgh Pirates second baseman Bill Mazeroski, planning to retire after this season, says he would rather be a major league coach than a manager. He notes the manager job would give him ulcers and hopes to stay with Pittsburgh if possible. He discussed aging, weight, and acting on his post playing plans before a Dodgers game.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirate
Bill Mazeroski
Dodgers
Maz
Big Test For McLain Tonight
Denny McLain heads to Birmingham to face Asheville in the first game of a Southern League doubleheader. A strong showing against the Orioles farm club could push the former 31 game winner back to the majors. Birmingham manager Phil Cavaretta cautions that a recall is not guaranteed.
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Asheville
N.C
Denny McLain
Birmingham
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Oakland
Phil Cavaretta
Cavaretta
Denny
McLain
Jacksonville
Top Fisherman Writes A Book
NEW YORK AP Ernest Schwiebert cast his first line at five in Michigan waters and caught a 12 inch brook trout. He describes adventures from Europe to Canada and his river journeys in Remembrances of Rivers Past from Macmillan priced at 6.95. The book spans youthful summers on Wyoming Colorado and Montana rivers as well as a tigerfish loss in Nepal and a 51 pound salmon in Norway's Vossa river.
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New York
Ernest Schwiebert
Michigan
Europe
South America
Canada
Macmillan
Schwiebert
Wyoming
Colorado
Montana
Nepal
Norway
Vossa
Olympic Galf Protest Training Site Boycott Threat
Two American record holders Olga Connolly and Martha Watson threaten to boycott the Olympic training camp unless moved from Champaign Indiana. They wrote to Amateur Athletic Union President Jack Kelly and to coach Nel Jackson, citing heat humidity and rain as problems and noting signed support from nine other Olympic qualified athletes. Watson, speaking at a Southern California track writers meeting, criticized the camp’s proximity and potential pay dockage for Jackson.
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Los Angeles
Champaign
Olga Connolly
Martha Watson
Amateur Athletic Union
Jack Kelly
Grimes Gaker Win Two Regional Tennis Matches
Top seeds Leann Grimes and Lisa Gaker of Middletown advanced to the quarter finals of the Ohio Valley Girl's Regional Tennis Tournament in Springfield. Grimes beat Nancy Plump 6-0 6-0 and Mary Kurz 6-2 6-0, while Gaber defeated Marianne Rice 6-2 6-2 and Joan Curry 7-5 7-5 to reach the Girl's 18 quarters.
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Leann Grimes
Lisa Gaker
Middletown
Springfield
Miss Grimes
Nancy Plump
Cincinnati
Mary Kurz
Dayton
Miss Gaber
Marianne Rice
Parkersburg
W. Va
Joan Curry
Leslie Dearson
Sally Hochwalt
Lynn
Jamie Baison
Charlestown
Amy Douglas
Diane Hawkins
Wendy Conley
Miss Hawkins
Miss Conley
Miss Douglas
Joy Howes
Grace Johnson
Columbus
Sherry Shores
Charleston
Diane
Pat McCorkle
Huntington
Post 231 Nine Is Co-Champion
ST. LOUIS Mo Mid dletown Post 231 won its first tournament championship outside the state when rain canceled the Championship game of the Stan Musial Invitational Tournament yesterday. Post 231 was ahead of Roy's Club of St. Louis when rain halted play in the first inning, leading tourney officials to declare both teams co champions. Tim Murphy a junior at Monroe High was named the tournament's most valuable player for guiding Post 231 to a 5 0 tourney record.
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ST. Louis
Middletown
Post 231
Roy
Tim Murphy
Monroe High
Madison Knothole PONYTAIL game results brief
In C league action Madison and Lee's Data Processing led the day with scores where Madison Fire Dept posted 21 and Hill's Septic 19. Main Auto 28 powered by Logan Long 7 and McGee Supermarket 6.
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Lee's
Sear
Madison Fire Dept
Hill
Connolly Discus Champion Reflects On Training Site
Mrs Connolly, former discus winner for Czechoslovakia in 1956, laments poor training facilities after returning to throwing. She later married Hal Connolly, 1956 hammer throw gold medalist for the United States, and she has competed for the USA in prior Olympics, holding the American record at 185 feet 3 inches.
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American Sportsmen's Club
Brown
Singer
Airport Inn
Aker Packaging
Blevin
Baker Funeral
Razor's Edge
C & D Sphio
DAV
National Frisch’s
Exchange Club
McCoy Leffler
Avalon’ Mobil
Optimist Club
Burger Chef
Denny Lumber
Jacone Bill's
Ance
State Farm
Fred Parrella Insurance
N. Verity
Insurance
State Farm Life Insurance Company
WOME
Bloomibotor, Kuno
PTT E
Ziebart
MTT al
East Annealing
Ed Noble
Harold Labarge
Bill Sample
BOF
Slab Yard
Brock Manke
Jim Weyers
Ken Weidner
Sparky Lonesome
Riverfront
Latonia Race Course
Olympic
Nel Jackson
University of Illinois
Miss Watson
Long Beach, Calif
Southern California Track Writers Association
Jackson
Rhonda Blevins
Susie Lamers
Ann Barnes
Suzanne Hawkins
Bridgette Seifert
Miss Barnes
Amy Weisenbach
Nikki Dunbar
Donna Gorde
Vienna
Kathy Gouling
Bridgette
Mary Steele
Robin Carroll
Madison
B&j
Logan Long
McGee Supermarket
WITS
G&g
Don Cherry
Whitewall
Fed
Goodyear
North Broad St
Ohio
PRO
Peel Merks
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