Regional tennis action heats up regional championships
Girls Regionals begin at Middletown Tennis Club with 74 players from nine cities including Columbus Springfield Dayton Cincinnati Middletown and three West Virginia towns Charleston Huntington Parkersburg The field breaks down into 19 Under 18 21 Under 16 22 Under 14 and 12 Under 12 with finals set for Friday. Boys Regionals start in Cincinnati featuring Middletown nine players and noted juniors. Ohio Valley team places second in a Hamtramck round robin led by Pam Goetz Cindy Snyder and doubles pair Goetz/Snyder.
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Ates
Columbus
Springfield
Dayton
Cincinnati
Middletown
West Virginia
Charleston
Huntington
Parkersburg
Mountaineers
Western Tennis Association
Sparky Snyder
Kent Chalfin
Pete Hofmann
Mike Miller
Tom Harrison
Scott Nein
Mike Terry
P. D. Ballard
Mike Glossip
University of Cincinnati
Ohio Valley
Hamtramck
Mich
Eastern Michigan
Champs
Pam Goetz
Sharon Piitula
McKinley Faces Wimbledon Ouster Over Ad Controversy
Wimbledon officials weighed banning Chuck McKinley as he prepared to defend his title. The American Davis Cup star from San Antonio was in trouble over an advertisement for next week’s Sunday Times. The Times planned a published discussion about McKinley and rivals Kramer and Mulloy as the tournament opens.
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Wimbledon
England
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Sunday Times
Morales Captures Puerto Rican Lightweight Title
In Glace Bay Blair Richardson 162 pounds fought Del Flanagan 163 pounds. San Juan Morales 129% pounds outpointed Daniel Berrios 135 pounds to win the Puerto Rican lightweight title.
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Glace Bay
Blair Richardson
South Bar
N.S
del Flanagan
St. Paul
San Juan
Marcos Morales
Puerto Rico
Daniel Berrios
Morales
Vultures Gone Can Nicklaus Shake His Gremlins
AP Dispatch notes Venturi’s Open victory after battling Venturi’s vultures and notes Jack Nicklaus's slump. It cites Nicklaus as No. 1 money list leader with two tour wins, facing the British Open at St Andrews July 9–12, seeking his lone missing major.
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Nicklaus
Big Jack
Arnold Palmer
St. Andrews
Hamilton Raceway First Race Lineup Report
Hamilton Raceway lists starting fields for races one through nine with drivers and horses noted. Shoemaker on Trot Ray Bards leads race one and Hardy, Williams, Nixon, Kilgore, Frye, Koehler, and Laird are among entries across races.
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Shoemaker
Hot Rock
Barlow
High Trump
Williams
Kay Jean
Nixon
G W. Scott
Kilgore
Shadydale Ladybug
Frye
Monticello Motor
Koehler
K. K. Laird
Hardy
Pace
Cashaway
DeBaun
Linda Leeway
Bonnie Gander
Healy
Glen Adios
Lovett
New Blue
Bradstreet
Sister Oliver
Rodgers
Ladies Aide
TBA
Roan Breeze
Burgett
Bertha Willis
Justice
Carla Counsel
Slonaker
Forbes Ace
Lewter
Harry's Jet
Batson
Minnie Lew
Sanders
Ozark Dapper
Lynch
McMan
Mark Henley
Morgan
Sonny Wilson
Hickey
Star Delight
Carlock
Wooster Hanover
Owens
Proud Andy
McConnaughey
Abe Wilson
Miller
Doll Baby
Arnold
Sun Rono
Carr
Wally N
Jones
Garnet Abbe
Hi Babe Sayre
Sayre
W. T. Donlin
Billy Dimpies
Kagarise
Kit’s Dale
John D. Neblett
Crook
Frosby Abbe
Henman
Favor Hanover
Joey W
Diamond Star
Santa Direct
Volo Bill
Rankin
Miss Dandy Grattan
Oswalt
Success Star
Weidle
Lokelani
Hurley
Key Frisco
Ohio Women In Qualifiers Open 41st Amateur Golf Tourney
ST. CLAIRSVILLE Ohio AP A field of 9 percent vying for berths today as the 41st annual Ohio Women's Amateur Golf Tournament opens at Belmont Hills Country Club An 18 hole qualifying round was on top today Match play begins tomorrow with the low 32 qualifiers bracketed in the championship flight.
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ST. Clairsville
Ohio
Belmont Hills Country Club
Trimble Reaches Wildwood Spring Handicap Finals
Bob Trimble becomes the first finalist by defeating Joe McCormick 1 up in a Third Flight match at Wildwood. Charles Gorman advances in the Second Flight with a 4 and 3 win over Dewitt Boyd. Bob Nerenberg moves on in the Fourth Flight with a 1 up victory over Jack Murray.
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Bob Trimble
Joe McCormick
Charles Gorman
Dewitt Boyd
Bob Nerenberg
Jack Murray
Bill Ritter
Wildwood
Chuck Kent
W.T. Bales
Cliff Sweeney
Jim Ritter
E. J. Sabo
Bob Hart
Bert Feinthal
Tom Halderman
Bob McCandless
Harland Romans
Boyd
Dick Fiessinger
Romans
Fred Boehm
Feinthal
Hart
Kent Lach
Shootoff Decides Ohio Handicap Championship
John Raible of North Olmsted won the Ohio Handicap Championship in a shoot-off at Vandalia after tying James Hawk of Hillsboro at 99 of 100. Raible shot all 25 birds in the shootoff from 2 yards, while Hawk missed four from 21 yards. Bill Davis of Lynchburg claimed the singles title by breaking all 50 birds from 16 yards in a shoot-off with Ed Lake and Johnny Sternberger after a 200-bird tie. Mrs. Van Marker of Versailles won the state women's singles crown with 199 of 200, followed by Mrs. Helen Urban of Mentor with 191.
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Vandalia
Ohio
John Raible
North Olmsted
Ohio State
Raible
James Hawk
Hillsboro
Hawk
Bill Davis
Lynchburg
Highland County
Ed Lake
Columbus
Johnny Sternberger
Trotwood
van Marker
Versailles
Helen Urban
Mentor
Olympic Hopes Rise as NCAA Meet Sets Records
Oregon State's Morgan Groth won the 1500 meters in 3 40.4 and Vic Zwolak of Villanova won the steeplechase in 8 42 at the NCAA meet. Oregon coach Bill Bowerman called the results the best US team yet as collegians head to the AAU meet in New Brunswick New Jersey next weekend.
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Eugene
Ore
U.S
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Bill Bowerman
Oregon
New Brunswick
N.J
Morgan Groth
Oregon State
Cyrol Burleson
Ferrari's Are Tops At Le Mans
Ferrari prototypes swept Le Mans with a 1 2 3 finish and a Ford powered Cobra finishing fourth as Ford crews hoped to close the gap. The race was marred by three spectator deaths from debris after a collision.
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Ferrari
le Mans
France
Ford
Ladies Day Quip Highlights Sportsmanship Jibe
A witty remark proclaims it is easy to earn praise as a good sport, but only by losing can one truly prove it. The playful barb reflects a lighthearted sports culture moment.
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Tomas LeJus
Soviet Union
Roy Emerson
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Breiel Blvd
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Central Ave
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Clark St
Field
Yankee Rd
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Middletown Shopping Plaza
Grollmus Texaco Service
Trenton
Willie Davis
Crosley Field
Washington
Venturi
Jack
Scotland
Ken Venturi
Arnie
Jack Nicklaus
Ohio Golden Bear
Hamilton Raceway
Tom Wiley
Forest Hills Country Club
Bob S. Brown
Tom Cobaugh
Brown
George Hoover
Arnold Grine
W.K. Robinson
Brown's Run Country Club
Phil Becker
W. T. Thorn
George Brecht
Jim Snyder
Bruce Thomas
Vic Carpenter
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Vic Zwolak
Villanova
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Kaiber PH Corporation
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Jeep
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