Senate Urges Super Group to Govern Amateur Track
Senate Commerce Committee backs a new 11 member governing board to oversee USTFF the colleges and other track factions while curbing AAU dominance. The panel urged the judiciary committee to approve Sen Pearson's resolution amid ongoing college and AAU disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Commerce Committee
United States
AAU
Congress
Mexico City
U.S. Track and Field Federation
USTFF
National Collegiate Athletic Union
Senate Committee
Warren G. Magnuson
Magnuson
Super Group
Senate Judiciary Committee
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Greene Hines Dominate 100 M Dash At AAU Meet
Greene and Hines led a fast 100 meter final at the AAU Championships as Hines posted a wind aided 9.8 in his heat and both men clocked 9.9 in semifinals. Greene edged Hines in the final while Smith posted 9.9 in the semifinal. Records also fell in shot put long jump and 5 000 meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Charlie Greene
Jim Hines
Amateur Athletic Union
Greene
Hines
Ronnie Ray Smith
San Jose State
Randy Matson
Bob Beamon
Bob Day
Dick Railsback
Earl McCullouch
Ed Burke
Bowling Honor Roll Update From Women’s Meet
Waddell posted 184 173 205 for 562. Farkas delivered 149 171 197 for 517. Hatton shot 159 188 165 for 512. Banks went 199 170 133 for 502, marking strong individual scores in the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Waddell
M. Farkas
D. Hatton
C. Banks
Peristalsis Pushes Digestion with Carter's Pills
The ad promotes Carter's Pills as a laxative that awakens the lower digestive tract muscles and stimulates Peristalsis to relieve irregularity. It claims millions of satisfied users and lists a price of 49 cents.
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Carter
Germantown Baseball Triumph Over Roosevelt 8-3
Germantown’s Class B team defeated Dayton Roosevelt 8-3 at Soldiers Home Field. Roger Cox doubled and Roger Moyer earned the win to move Germantown to 3-2 while Roosevelt falls to 0-5. Mike Stivers added three hits. Tecumseh leads league at 5-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Germantown
Dayton Roosevelt
Sodiers
Mike Stivers
Roger Cox
Roger Moyer
Roosevelt
Tecumseh
New Treatment for Hair Loss in Chicago July 1968
Chicago readers are invited to a free consultation on Sunday June 23 1968 at the Parkway Motel Middletown CO to assess hair loss causes and potential regrowth. Erickson Hair Specialists warn against slick baldness and offer a pro rated guarantee. no charge or obligation. private consultations.
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Erickson
Parkway
N. Verity Pkny
Middletown
Ohio
Chicago, Ill
N. Verity Pkvy
H. M. Life
Casper Eyes Putting in Canadian Open After Long Drive
Billy Casper stunned observers at St George's by taking 34 putts in the opening round while finishing two strokes behind leaders Bruce Devlin and Ken Still. Casper shot 69 to tie with Moe Norman for third in a $25,000 first prize event ending Sunday. Other 69s included Weiskopf Graham Sikes Moody. Aaron Rodgers Cerrudo and Charles posted 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Billy Casper
Casper
U.S
Bruce Devlin
Australia
Ken Still
Tacoma
Wash
Still
Devlin
St. George's Golf Club
Moe Norman
Gilford
Ont
Norman
Tom Weiskopf
Lou Graham
R. H. Sikes
Mrs Bob Eaton Wins At BR Ladies Day Championship
Mrs. Robert Eaton shot a 93 to win Brown's Run regular Ladies Day 18 hole championship flight. Low net 77 went to Mrs. Philip Becker. Special prize to Mrs. Don Osborne for staying clear of sand traps. Other winners include flight and hole results with multiple ties and low gross figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eaton
Brown
Philip Becker
Don Osborne
Forest Hills Golfers Dominate Five-Club Invitational
Mrs. Frank Buchanan of Forest Hills shot 44 to win low gross in the event with Ceil Bowen tying at 44 but Buchanan taking flight A on a playoff. Pete McGee led flight A with 32 for low net. other Forest Hills winners included Ruth and Christy in flight B and McGee in flight C for low nets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Buchanan
Forest Hills
Oxford
Lebanon
Greenhills
Hamilton Ellis
Buchanan
Cecil Bowen
Bowen
Pete McGee
Paul Ruth
Jack Christy
Boxing Wrap: Riccitelli and Takagi Score Wins
Portland fighter Pete Riccitelli stops Jimmy Williams in a 6 round bantamweight contest in Maine. Japan’s Figo Takagi outpoints Ramiro Nides in Tokyo bantamweight action. Mando Ramos defeats Hiroshi Kobayashi in Los Angeles in a 10 round nontitle bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
Pete Riccitelli
Jimmy Williams
Nassau
Beau Jaynes
Lowell
Mass
Leon Gilliard
Jacksonville
Fla
Tokyo
Figo Takagi
Japan
Ramiro Nides
Mexico
Los Angeles
Mando Ramos
Long Beach
Calif
Hiroshi Kobayashie
City Wide Slo-Pitch Opens With 18 Team Field
Eighteen teams compete in the City Wide Slo-Pitch Softball Tournament at Goldman Park starting tomorrow. Defending champion Armco Triangles headline the field along with Ohio Bell top MIRC contender and other local clubs including Hertz Aeronca Diamond Gardner and Square D. The double elimination event runs through next Thursday with first round action at 5 6 and 7 8 and 9 p.m. sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Aeronca
Diamond Gardner
Gardner
Tytus Avenue
Church of God
The
Eagles
Knights of Columbus
Whitt Chrysler Plymouth
Triangles
Crystal Tissue
Square D
Barkelew
St. Paul’s
the Rebels
Sorg
Wrenn Paper
Inland Container and
Spiral Pipe
Armco
Inland
Pipe People
Square D-St. Paul's
Kaiser Clinches First Round Title With Big Win
Kaiser clinched the first round championship by routing Diamond Gardner 15 6 at Gardner Diamond while Crystal defeated Raymond Bay 7 5 and Aeronca beat Sorg Paper 6 3. In Church League Clayton Street Church of God crushed Nazarene 22 3 and Grace Baptist 17 3 at Goldman Park.
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Diamond Gardner
Kaiser
Patsy
Raymond Bay
Gardner Diamond
Crystal
Woodward
Schoenberger
Huey Higdon
Esposito
Stein
Leone
Pratt
Manley
Harvey
Raymond
Aeronca
Sorg Paper
Harl Thompson
Goldman Park
Clayton Street
Church of God
Church of the Nazarene
Grace Baptist
Gary Day
L. Day
Burress
Nazarene
Clayton
G. Day
Murphy
Gene Burton
Bill Winters
McNabb
Baptist
Deaton
Yankee Road Church of God
Amanda Methodist
Norval
Langworthy
Elk Creek Baptist
U S Girls Drop Continental Cup After Curtis Cup Win
The U S women golfers, fresh from winning the Curtis Cup against Britain, failed to repeat the feat in the Continental Cup. Europe defeated the United States 10 1/2 to 7 1/2, ending American hopes for another trophy and shifting focus to individual glory at the British Amateur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
America
U.S
Britain
Cold Strip Maintenace Beats Hot In Big Test For Forfeit Win
In the Armco Safety League Steel Division opener, Cold Strip Maintenance edged Hot Strip Maintenance 20 to 2 after both teams entered the game with six losses. Reifsnider homered for Cold Strip, which scored nine in the fourth. Open Hearth No 1 Maintenance topped No 2 Maintenance 11-7, Mets crushed Cold Strip Operation 20-7, and Market Development edged Zincgrip 13-12 with Weyers homering. Scheduling forfeited from Inspection.
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Cold Strip
Maintenace
Armco
Hot Strip
Reifsnider
Maintenance
Mets
Jackson
Johnson
Weyers
Parlett
Kraft
Knothole Results and League Scores
Knothole results listCLASS A Jaycees 8 Bair VW 6 David L Smith 8 Armco Association 0 Wilson Rug Cleaners 2 Sorg 1 Raymond Bay 18 Aeronca 8 CLASS D National League Exchange Club 14 Brown & Singer 5 Shopping Plaza 14 Optimists Rotary 10 Midd S&G 9 K of P 14 Coca Cola 11 McGraw Construction 12 Diamond Gardner 8 Moorman S&G 8 Midd Taxi 3 American Sertoma 6 Park Street Ice Cream 5 Burger Chef 4 Robersons 3 Davidson Photo 5 Sportsmen's Club 4 Aker's Packaging 12 McDonalds 5 American Savings 14 WPFB Cassanos 6 Wrenn 0
Lebanon Raceway Daily Racecard Highlights and Results
The Lebanon Raceway program lists results for ten races with winners and payoffs. Notable victors include Traveling Man at 12.40 in the first, Madge Carlith in the second, and Little Starbuck in the fourth, with times around 2:08 to 2:11 for the pacing and trotting events.
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Trot Traveling Man
Lady Karen D
Hattie Saunders
Madge Carlith
Queen's Pro
du Boy's
Chief C
Little Tom Sayre
Pace Little Starbuck
Adios Goose
Chief Parr
Mr. M .P
Bashful Hanover
Little Rodney
Pace
Max Thorpe
Brigid's Pride
Chief Rotan
Trot Sun Bo
Miss Fanous Song
Lucton
Pace Darnamite
the Gaye Brower
Jo Jo Lincoln
Tme
Golden Warrior
Gamble Pat
Belle Truax
Chief Jarvis
Schliesser
Taconite
Albertson
Blues Singer
Hottermuther
Hattie Oliver
Singiey
Cochina Doll
Henman
Meadow Adam
Peterson
Ricky Pointer
Pinske
Miss War Lady
Mikesell
Jimmy Land
McCalla
Midnight Ronnie
Penrod
Lady Len Song
Nicholas
Super Colby
Kinnett
Bay Port Eby
McConnaughey
Doug's
Speedy Trip
Longo
King Make
Stephenson
TBA
Sally Zoe
Rankin
Hopplestretcher
McPherson
Pat Hand
McKeever
Duke Time
Pace — JR Dream
Montgomery
Sym's Best
Williams
Blackie Witt
Dreamer
Dreamy Mir
Evers
Crystal Duane
Kilgore
Strictly Choice
Roughton
Icy Queen
Morgan
Sheik and Lewin Set For Tonight's Hara Arena Show
Dayton special preview details the Sheik vs Mark Lewin in a championship bout at Hara Arena with Lou Thesz vs Dan Miller Fred Curry vs Mike Loren Baron Von Raschke vs Oklahoma Kid and a tag team bout Al Costello and Chief White Owl against the Hells Angels. First bell at 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
the Sheik
Mark Lewin
Hara Arena
Lou Thesz
Dan Miller
Fred Curry
Mike Loren
Baron von Raschke
Oklahoma Kid
Hells Angels
al Costello
Chief White Owl
Lape Sets National Mark in 200 Yard Freestyle at Chautauqua Meet
Cynthia Lape of the Columbus Sandpipers swam 200 yards in 2 08.2 to break the national and state mark for 15 17 year old girls at the 13th Annual Chautauqua AAU Meet. State records also fell for 13 14 year old boys and girls and 10 and under boys 200 meter race as 550 swimmers competed. Finals were scheduled for tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautaauqua
Cynthia Lape
Columbus Sandpipers
Miss Lape
Bruce Bill
Dayton Dolphins
Ricky Ortiz
Wright - Patterson Flying Fish
B. Heeney
Cincinnati Marlins
E. Merrill
Sandpipers
Leslie Carson Wins Ohio Valley 12 Champion Title
In Springfield, Leslie Carson of Middletown upset top seed Jocelyn Thompson 6-8 6-3 6-1 to claim the girls 12-and-under Ohio Valley Regional title. Grimes, who beat Kincaid in the semis, finished runner-up in the consolation bracket to Debbie Long of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Leslie Carson
Middletown
Jocelyn Thompson
Miss Carson
Jaycee Center
Miss Thompson
Leslie
Leann Grimes
Miss Grimes
Cindy Kincaid
Debbie Long
Cincinnati
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Senate
Washington
Greene, Hines
Chicago Chamber of Commerce
Frank Moran
Bob Eaton
W. C. Robertson
W. T. Thorn
Kay Rossman
John Gibbs
Calvin Lloyd
Ray Brown
Brookes Billman
John Donnelly
C. W. Graff
Paul Pardonner
Jerry Brown
William Schaefer
Mrs. Buchanan Low
Lee McGee
Robert Weatherby
Robert Boyd
M. Kerr
MIAC
Faith United Methodist
Fred Farquer
Irving
Faith
Pat Binns
Trenton Nazarene
Oxford State Road
Don Combs
Trenton
Barker
Oxford Cog
Attention Frigidaire
Howe
Howe Motor
N. Verity
Cassano
Wrenn
Lewin
Ohio Valley
SEARS
Middletown Journal
Kenmore
Slabs, Roebuck and CO
Sears & Save
Teyfan
Cleveland Convention Center
Cleveland
Association of Iron & Steel Engineers
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