Sorrento's Pizza Dominates Armco Invitational Title
Sorrento's Pizza of Cincinnati won the Armco Women's Invitational softball title with a 10-5 victory over Roofing Wholesale Inc. of Columbus. Beverly Beck was named MVP after Sorrento's went unbeaten in an 18-team double elimination event at Armco Association Park.
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Sorrento’s Pizza
Cincinnati
Armco
Sorrento’s
Middletown
Springfield Robinettes
Shake Shop
Ashland
Roofing Wholesale
Robinettes
Beverly Beck
Whitt's Auto Edges King of Clubs for ASA Title
Whitt's Auto won the Butler County U S A Softball Tournament at Goldman Park 13 11 after an extra game with King of Clubs. King of Clubs had progressed from the loser's bracket with a 13 11 win over Whitt's before the final. Our Gang and Boars Head Inn of Oxford were other foes for different results. Both finalists advance to the District U S A tourney at Wilmington July 18 20. Paul Fox of Whitt's was named the tourney's most
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Whitt
Butler County
U.S.A
Goldman Park
King of Clubs
Whitt’s
Our Gang
Boar’s Head Inn
Oxford
Wilmington
Paul Fox
Derby Car Inspection Set Ahead of OptiSoap Derby
Inspection for Derby cars stated that all vehicles entered in the Opti-Soap Box Derby at Jacot Park on July 20 must attend a 6:30 p.m. Friday clinic at the Denny Lumber Co parking lot. Drivers bring cars for inspection, with wheels issued to those with sufficient work. Final and semi final inspections are scheduled for July 12 and July 19 at the track.
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Jacot Park
Denny Lumber Co
Ohio Putter Takes the Title at PPA Championship
Ray Browning of Euclid Ohio led early by acing 14 of 17 holes and held off Eddie Turner of Orlando Florida to win the Professional Putters Association national championship by one stroke. Browning earned 2000 dollars while Turner took 1200 of the 10000 purse.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ray Browning
Euclid
Eddie Turner
Orlando
Fla
Turner
Post 231 Skid Continues in Doubleheader Loss to Fairmont West
American Legion Post 231 dropped a twin bill to Fairmont West 4-2 and 7-4 marking their third straight defeat and eighth loss in nine games. Errors doomed the first game while a late surge in game two, sparked by Larry Clements homer, produced four runs in the seventh.
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Fairmont West
American Legion Post 231
West
Post 231
Larry Clements
Knothole Results Weekend Class C and B Major Sets
Saturday night results show Middletown Optical 7 and URS Printers 6 in Class C Major. Sunday games include Shepard Ins. 5 DAV 0 and Allsports 12 Cassano's 6 Anemaner Raiders 8 Airport Inn 9 S K Const. 9. Class C Minor features American Legion 19 Ageeins 11 Local 510 15 Exchange Club 0 West Side Federal 9 Armco Credit Union 3. Class B Major highlights Blake Steel 11 Barnitz Bank 6 Consolidated Alloys 17 Duff's Cafe 3.
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Middletown Optical
URS Printers
Shepard
DAV
Middletown
Oswalt Tile
Allsports
Cassano’s
Anemaner Raiders
Airport Inn
VEW
Armco Assn
American Legion
Ageeins
Exchange Club
West Side Federal
Armco Credit Union
Interstate Box
Denny Lumber
Brown-Singer
Blake Steel
Barnitz Bank
Simonson Landscape
McDonald’s
Consolidated Alloys
Duff’s Cafe
Sloan's Alabama heritage highlights All-America clash
In Lubbock Steve Sloan, former Alabama quarterback under Bear Bryant, coached the East in the All-America game. The East beat the West 23 21 before 36 000 fans as power lines briefly cut action. Sloan, now at Texas Tech, noted the pressure of his 1 0 start in his new hometown.
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Lubbock
Tex
Alabama
Texas Tech
Steve Sloan
Sloan
Paul ‘‘Bear” Bryant
Vanderbilt
Prep gridders back to work for all star clash
The North and South all star football squads resumed practice at Ohio Stadium with 30 minute reductions due to heat. John Behling rotated eight replacements as he prepared a 33 man South roster while Ed Glass named Ron Calcagni or Dick Abernathy to handle North quarterback duties for the 4 p.m. Saturday game.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Stadium
Ohio State
Horseshoe
Kings Island Amusement Park
Cincinnati
Mercury
South
John Behling
Behling
Rebels
Scott Arnett
Columbus Walnut Ridge
Dave Abrams
Troy
North
Ron
Calcagni
Youngstown Chaney
Dick Abernathy
Niles McKinley
Ed Glass
Suit against Boobie dismissed in Denver court
A US district judge in Denver dismissed a $1 million civil suit by Dale Hackbart against the Cincinnati Bengals and fullback Charles Clark known as Boobie. The judge ruled the statutory time limit had expired for injuries from a 1973 game when Hackbart alleges Clark hit him from behind.
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Denver
USS
Cincinnati Bengals
Charles
Boobie) Clark
Richard Matsch
Dale Hackbart
Denver Broncos
Hackbart
Broncos
Cincinnati
Clark
Ali to defend title July 1 in what may be last fight
Muhammad Ali announced at a Kuala Lumpur news conference that his heavyweight title defense against Joe Bugner on July 1 would be his last fight. He said he would retire and reveal it officially on television and urged fans and non-fans to hear his voice. The bout starts about 9:45 a.m. local time and will air live around 10:45 p.m. EDT. Some supporters doubt his claim, noting the expected $8 million purse.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Muhammad Ali
Joe Bugner
Ali
Bugner
United States
Bignotti finally beats Foyt for pole at Pocono
Gordon Johncock and the George Bignotti team earned the pole for the Pocono 500 by pushing A. J. Foyt to second place in Saturday qualifying. Bignotti called the result a relief after a tough season, saying it rewards the crew and George.
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Long Pond
Gordon Johncock
George Bignotti
A.J. Foyt
A.J
Bignotti
Foyt
Johncock
George
Franklin hosts two week wrestling clinic for youths
The City Recreation Dept sponsors a two week clinic for boys eight and up at Franklin High gym. Sessions run Tuesday to Friday this week and Monday to Thursday next week at 9 a.m. with Bob Smith, Franklin High head wrestling coach, in charge. The total fee is 5 dollars, payable at the school tomorrow.
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Franklin
Franklin High
City Recreation Dept
Bob Smith
Forest Hills and Wildwood Golf Results Highlight Mixed Event
Local golf results from Forest Hills Wildwood and Brown's Run list low gross and low net winners by flight and handicap. Closest to pin marks Sam Haddad Ed Sherman and Gene Wilson with a mixed scramble winners team of Mr. and Mrs. Connor and Kukuk.
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Forest Hills
Bob Scheibert
Craig Scheibert
Charlie Rice
Bud Graff
Fred Pummill
Jack Hogan
Fred Duane
Wildwood
Steve Nelson
Fred Ruscher
Pat McGuire
Jack Kinder
Ben Hart
Monty Allen
Sam Haddad
Ed Sherman
Gene Wilson
Ralph Connor
Bill Kukuk
Brown’s Run
Marcella McMurray
Aimee Snyder
Nancy Miller
Jean Sandston
Marge Larson
Walter Gleason
Low
John Bauer
Bob Brown
Jim Snyder
Jim Boyd
Low Gross
Stu Hatch
Bob Warner
Fred van Scoycc
Tom Bene
Bill Sandston
Bill Long
Latonia Race Course Daily Nine Race Card
Latonia Race Course presents a full nine race card with entries including Pace races featuring Springdale Abbe Bold Melody Linden s Beau and Merry Girl and Trot events listing Ti tian Bahama and Four Oak s Demon among others. Local bookmakers and track officials prepare for a busy program with horses such as Wildwood Time Peter Horn and Harry s Melody noted in the field.
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Springdale Job
Babbye Abbery
Rolling Agile
Slicker C
Steady Ross
Cottonwood Shadow
Golden Dutchman
Wildwood Time
Springdale Abbe
Titian Bahama
Horn Piper
Ranger Spring
Vitality
Prospect Fancy File
Big Byrd
Justin Sonnett
Lincoln’s Visit
Timmy Joe
Rebel Byrd
Pensive Knight
Sparkling Lone
Tunedin
Tri Chapel
Bold Melody
Spartan Direct
Tarport Bay
Lady Milnik
Linden’s Beau
King Derby
Rushaway Burr
Knight Oliver
Smart Shadow
Miss Mighty Tar
June Grass
Kingly Timepiece
Large and Lively
Oak's Demon
Peter Horn
Tordenator
Noble Dart
Ellen's Princess
Janetlepe
Addair Freight
Wild Willy Song
Dodge Acres
W. E. Laramie
Six marks are lowered by swimmers at world championship trials
At Belmont Plaza five day meet six world records fell and many American marks were erased. Tim Shaw of Long Beach lowered his own world and American 1500 meter freestyle record to 15:20.91 and improved the 800 meter split to 8:13.68. He also set a new 400 meter freestyle world record of 3:53.95 and won the 200 backstroke. Bruce Furniss opened with a 200 meter freestyle world mark, Jim Montgomery set a 100 meter freestyle world mark, Shirley Babashoff set a 400 meter freestyle world record and won the 100 meter freestyle American record. Kathy Heddy won two medley events in American record time.
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Long Beach
Amateur Athletic Union
Belmont Plaza
Tim Shaw
Australia
Stephen Holland
Shaw
Holland
Bruce Furniss
Jim Montgomery
Madison
Wis
Indiana University
Mark Spitz
Munich
Shirley Babashoff
Fountain Valley
Calif
Kim Peyton
Miss Peyton
Portland
Ore
Kathy Heddy
Summit
N.J
Track stars pursue own plans at AAU nationals
At Eugene Oregon the AAU National Track and Field Championships crowned Don Quarrie as athlete of the meet after swift 100 and 200 wins but he cannot join the U S team. Steve Williams also chose to tour Europe on his own schedule. Mark Enyeart of Utah State won the 800 and will join the U S overseas mini team along with Stan Vinson who finished third in the 400. Britain's David Jenkins won the 400.
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Eugene, Ore
U.S
Don Quarrie
Steve Williams
Quarrie
Jamaica
Williams
Europe
Utah State
Mark Enyeart
Britain
David Jenkins
United States
Stan Vinson
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