Nein Last Local Hope In Under 18 Tennis Meet
In Chattanooga Tennessee Linda Nein of Middletown reached the 18 and under semifinals at the Southern Girls Championship with a 6 2 6 2 win over Carol Ann West. Marsha Grine and Vicki Siegel also advanced in 15 and under, with Siegel beating Susan Gerber and Grine defeating Karen Duffy. Doubles begin today as Middletown players also compete in the boys Tennessee Valley Invitational with Walter Beatty and David Harrington winning opening matches.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Linda Nein
Middletown
Miss Nein
Middletown Center
Carol Ann West
Jackson
Miss
Marsha Grine
Karen Duffy
Vicki Siegel
Susan Gerber
Miss Gerber
Patti Miller
Walter Beatty
David Harrington
Beatty
Bill Malloy
Anniston
Ala
Harrington
Bob Groves
Yankee Tavern Wins Stretch as NL First Round Nears
Yankee Tavern, the defending city slo-pitch champion, steamrolled Davey’s Bar 15-4 to stay within one victory of clinching the National League first round title. Ken Howard, Ray Spensel, Jim Mill, and Charlie Root led with multi hits as Denniston’s bombarded winless B’nai B’rith 21-1 and other teams posted wins in Goldman Park action.
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Yankee Tavern
Davey
McCoy Oilers
Ta-Ho Tavern
Denniston
Middletown Journal
Goldman Park
B'nai B'rith
The
Journal
Ross Motors
Davey's
Libey
Cowgill
Ta-Ho
Softball Tonight at Goldman Park
America League games scheduled for 6:20 p.m. at Goldman Park. Diamond 1 Wiedemann's vs Duff's Cafe. Diamond 2 Civitan Club vs Vic Cassano's. Diamond 1 Frisch's vs Godwin's Rest. Diamond 2 Three Brothers vs Airport Inn.
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Goldman Park
America League
Diamond
Wiedemann's
Duff's Cafe
Civitan Club
Vic Cassano’s
Frisch's
Godwin's Rest
Three Brothers
Airport Inn
Industrial League p m Diamond 2
Inland Container edged Raymond Bag in a tight Industrial League match creating a 2 point margin. Inland Container maintained pressure throughout with key plays from their veteran guard to clinch the win.
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Inland Container
Raymond Bag
Bowling League Results and Individual High Scores
Central Presa Pinspotters hosted a bowling night featuring Morroe Mixed Doubles and Men and Women divisions. Top teams include the Pin Pushers and Thunderbirds with 2-1 wins. high men scores include Ken Wels 203 and Dick Brandenburg 201. women leaders Ruby Hornbeck 196 and Mary Lou Lund 181.
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Sheperd
McGraw Coast
Ken Wels
Gene Switzer
Mac Soule
Dick Brandenburg
Ruby Hornbeck
Elizabeth Reffitt
Marie Koster
J-J Lanes
100 Lap Feature Slated for Late Models at Cincinnati Race Bowl
In Cincinnati, the MARC circuit presents a seven-event speed program headlined by a 100-lap Late Model feature. Contenders include Nelson Stacy and point leader Bob James in a 1958 Chevrolet, with Iggy Katona Tom Horner Willie Holt Jack Farris and others from the Circuit of Champions. Qualifying at 7:40 p.m. Heat races follow, culminating in the 100-lap finale awarding points to the top 10.
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Cincinnati
Midwest Association For Race
MARC
Cincinnati Race Bowl
Nelson Stacy
Life Magazine
Bob James
Chevrolet
Stacy
Iggy Katona
Tom Horner
Willie Holt
Jack Farris
Pacers Debut in B class at Hamilton Oval race
Three pacers enter their first B class starts at Hamilton Raceway. Carroll V. Adios, eight, has five wins in nine C class starts this year and times near 2 09. Frisky Cash and Selka Chief also debut in B with prior bests around 2:07 to 2:09, 2:17 on mud. Veteran rivals include Chocolate Chip, Tired Brother, Dr. Turney, Peggy Barnes, and Widower Songs.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Raceway
Carroll V. Adios
Frisky Cash
Selka Chief
Chocolate Chip
Dr. Turney
Peggy Barnes
Combs Posts Low Wildwood Score
Mary Combs won low gross honors at Wildwood with a 56 in a special throw-out tournament. Evelyn Johnston Neil Lentz and Jinny Beatty tied for second with 57, Lois Meyer and Mildred Beacom had 58, Dot Nein received a special prize, Margaret Jones claimed low net, and Betty McCabe had the best 31 putts.
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Mary Combs
Wildwood
Marge Lehman
Evelyn Johnston
Neil Lentz
Jinny Beatty
Lois Meyer
Mildred Beacom
Dot Nein
Margaret Jones
Bet'y McCabe
Fight Results From Associated Press Rounds Upset
Houston Paul Jorgen sen defeated Rocky Randell on points in Houston. Anaconda Roger Rouse outpointed Joe Louis 3rd in Alameda. Tommy Garrow beat Lou Carmona in Athol by points. Hogan Bassey stopped Jules Touan in London. Spider Webb outpointed Dick Tiger in Chicago in middleweight bout.
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Houston
Tex
Paul Jorgensen
Rocky Randell
Anaconda
Mont
Roger Rouse
Joe Louis
Alameda
Calif
Athol
Mass
Tommy Garrow
Claremont
N. H
Lou Carmona
New York
London
England
Hogan Bassey
Nigeria
Jules Touan
South
Crystal Tissue Leads Industrial League After 16-8 Win
Crystal Tissue moved into undisputed first place in the Industrial League with a 16-8 victory over Inland Container. Ferguson, Larsson, Barker and Tibbs sparked the win as Crystal surged 10-0 before Inland responded. Larsson went 4 for 4 with a home run. Ferguson, Barker and Tibbs had three hits each. Coolidge beat Interstate Folding Box 11-6 with Miller and Radcliff leading. Aeronca (5-1) wasn’t scheduled. Crystal idle next week as first round ends.
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Aeronca Royals
Crystal Tissue
Inland Container
Crystal
Ferguson
Larsson
Barker
Tibbs
Aeronca
Inland
Coolidge
Interstate
Gardner Diamond
Dick Miller
Dick Radcliff
No. 3 Beats No. 1 In Softball Showdown
In Armco Girls Softball League last night 80 runs were scored with 45 crossing the plate as the No. 3 team defeated No. 1 24-21. Betty Fischer pitched and hit for No. 3 contributing two home runs while Doris Miller, Shirley Giiden and Ann Seeger added key plays for the winners.
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Armco
No. 1
East Side Diamonds
Betty Fischer
Doris Miller
Shirley Giiden
Ann Seeger
Theresa, Rukavina
Judy Moon
Joe Leslie
Pat Bieller
Wanda Hogg
Gayle Palmer
LaVern Trimble
Browns Run To Play At Forest Hills
Thirteen threesomes and a four some from Forest Hills Country Club tee off in the Brown's Run Country Club invitational at the Verity Course beginning 8:30 a m. Prizes for low gross net and fewest putts per flight announced by Peggy Grubbs.
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Forest Hills Country Club
Verity Course
Peggy Grubbs
J. Gerber
D. Thorn
M. Wright
E. Johnston
C. Osborne
L. Smith
D. Winslow
J. Cole
B. Billman
M. Mers
Elks Win 4-1 as Crowe Delivers Core Hit Parade
Elks stay atop Knot Hole action with a 4-1 victory over Grimes Insurance on four hits. Bill Crowe drove in a run with a fourth inning single and pitched a two hit game, while Dave Weidner took the loss. House of Chrome and Coca-Cola posted wins as nearby teams kept pace in the standings.
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Elks
Smith Farm
Bill Crowe
Grimes Insurance
Coca-Cola
House of Chrome
Ron Reeder
McGraw Construction
Armco
Knights of Pythias
FOPA
Clyde
Junior Optimist
Crowe
the Elk
Dave Weidner
LeRoy Edwards
Fred Nor
Reeder
Rick Armstrong
Moundsman
Dick Sticklen
Sticklen
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