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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1971

Page

26

Carner Leads Ladies Open as Caponi Drops To Third

In Erie Pennsylvania Jeanne Caponi stumbled to third with a 73 while Carner shot 77 to take a five stroke lead in the Mary Mills Open round three. Caponi’s missteps included bogeys and a double bogey on 18 as Carner stretched her advantage on the back nine. Jane Blalock rallied to stay within two over par for 36 holes. Kathy Whitworth and Mickey Wright trailed eight strokes, tied for fifth.

Erie Jeanne Pion Donna Caponi Carner Mary Mills Cham Carner Kathy Whitworth Mickey Wright

Smith sets new dash world mark at AAU meet

UCLA's John Smith won the 440 yard dash in 44.5 seconds at the AAU Track and Field Championships in Eugene, setting a new world mark. Sid Sink broke the American record in the 3000 meter steeplechase with 8 minutes 26.4 seconds, Link posted 8:30.6 American standard, Marty Liquori claimed the AAU mile title in 3:56.5, Jim Crawford 3:57.7 for second, and Bill Skinner defended the javelin title with 267-2 despite wearing a mustache.

Eugene Ore UCLA John Smith Amateur Athletic Union Sid Sink Bowling Green Ohio Link George Young Kerry O'Brien Smith Curtis Mille Texas A&m Marty Liquori Jim Crawford U.S. Army

U S Players Reach Wimbledon Quarters In Dramatic Wins

Stan Smith lead a U S trio into the men's singles quarterfinals at Wimbledon with a 26 61 62 97 victory over Roy Emerson. Cliff Richey and Tom Gorman also advanced as Australia supplied stiff opposition.

Wimbledon England Stan Smith Pasadena Calif U.S Roy Emerson Australia Cliff Richey Sarasota Flo Tom Gorman Seattle Richey Jeff Borowiak

Latonta Race Course results and payouts

Racing card from Latonta shows multiple races with pace times and payoffs. Notable finishes include Andrea Dale and Helen Brookwood in IND RACE, Slopes Babe and Shanty’s Son in SRD, and Darby Dell with True Dad in 4th race. Exact times, payouts, and medal-like race notes listed.

H J Jerry Ted Annabell Oakes IND Andrea Dale Helen Brookwood Macco Slopes Babe Shanty’s Son R J Scot R J Mae Jay Mars Ronetta Sun Rise Abbey Moon Light Son Jo Temple Darby Dell True Dad My Shannondon Norman Glory Roan Beauty John

Ron's Car Wash Rhulmans Reach Bu County Open Final

Ron's Car Wash and Rhulman's of Hamilton advanced to the finals in the Bu County Open Softball Tournament at Goldman Park. Ron's beat Don's Carry Out 15-4 then Grace Baptist 13-11, while Rhulman's edged Don & Ron's 11-6 and crushed Hamilton Merchants 15-0 to set the final for 3 p.m. today.

Ron Rhulman Ron’s Rhulman’s Hamilton Goldman Park Armco Trimmers Ron's Don's Carr Oxford Grace Baptist Don & Ron's Don's Knightsbridge Armco Triangles Mosher United Steel Workers of Middletown Ocasco Mosler Whitt's Auto Ron's Car Wash Don't Merchants Baron's Don & Ron Hons Grace Whitt Don’s NAPA

Trio Card 73s At Wildwood In Golf Meet

Bill Hitter Barry Reed and Bill Osborne each carded two over par 73 to tie for low gross at Wildwood yesterday. Chuck Kent shot 74, Fred Ruscher 75, with Osborne and Kent tied in 0-8 handicap action at 73-67 and 74-67 for WB-hole. Reed won the 914 handicap drive with 7344. Gus Mehl led 15-over play at 88-44. Closest to the pin: Dick Hulseman Don Buss Davey Davidson.

Bill Hitter Barry Reed Bill Osborne Wildwood Chuck Kent Fred Ruscher Osborne Kent Reed Gus Mehl Dick Hulseman Don Buss Davey Davidson

Red Sox Sweep Orioles with 10-2 Game Two Win

Sonny Siebert pitched a six-hitter and drove in five as Boston completed a doubleheader sweep of Baltimore with a 10-2 victory. In the opener Luis Aparicio had a fourth hit for a 3-2 win, while Reggie Smith and George Scott added homers. Gary Peters won the day game, aided by RBI singles from Petrocelli and Aparicio before Boog Powell hit a late two-run homer for Baltimore.

Boston Sonny Siebert Boston Red Sox Baltiimore Orioles Red Sox Luis Aparicio Frank Robinson Siebert Chico Salmon Orioles Twinbill Regge Smith George Scott Smith Scott Gary Peters Peters Rico Petrocelli Aparicio Boog Powell

OTB Results Show Profit But Long Road Ahead

New York AP reports the city’s Off Track Betting Corp. has earned over $12 million since starting trotting bets and carved into the black daily, yet it hasn’t fully launched on Thoroughbred flat racing due to missing a computing system. Despite profits, OTB struggles with $5.5 million borrowed, slow manual betting processes, and lines at windows while expanding to 10 offices and 99 windows led by Grand Central Station.

New York Long Island Roosevelt Raceway OTB Belmont Howard Samuels Operaton Grand Central Station Belmont Park

Landis Wins FH Championship Flight with 71

Paul Landis shot a 71 to win the Championship Flight at Forest Hills. Dick Harmount was best lower net with 65. In Flight A Denny Noggle and Gene Winglewich tied 73s. John Adams and Jim Ferrara tied 61 low nets. Flight B tied low gross at 82 between Bob Beckett and Jim Kitchen. George Wedekind added low net with 63. Closest to pin: Bill Bach No 1, Bob Beckett No 8, Bob Wearly No 9.

Paul Landis Forest Hills Dick Harmount Denny Noggle Gene Winglewich John Adams Jim Ferrara Bob Beckett Jim Kitchen George Wedekind Bill Bach Bob Wearly

Anderson Named Utah Stars Coach In ABA

Anderson was named head coach of the Utah Stars after joining the ABA club in Salt Lake City Utah. The appointment was announced Saturday and marks the team's new leadership for the season.

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