Four Unbeaten Teams Clash In City Softball Tonight
Four undefeated clubs from the City Softball Tournament return to Goldman Park and Armeco East Side for eight scheduled games. Huff's Auto Sales carries a 14 straight tournament win streak into tonight's winners bracket showdown with Parkway Cafe, while Lakeside Inn and J.J. Lines join Huff's in key matchups as double elimination action continues.
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Goldman Park
Armeco
East Side
Huff
Armen
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Armeo
Tommy Hyde
Fritz Margerum
Joe Marstall
Hirschbach
Huff's
Bradley’ Cafe
Parkway Cafe
Lakeside Inn
Dr Wenzel nets third hole in one at Forest Hill
Middletown physician Tom Wenzel scored his third hole in one at Forest Hill Country Club yesterday. He aced No 4 with a driver on a par three, joining earlier holes 10 and another long hole. Wenzel shot 77 in a three man round with Howard Ward and Rob Weatherby as low gross honors went to Fd Moorman with 71.
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Middletown
Tom Wenzel
Leee
Forest Hille Country Club
Forest Hille
de. Wenzel
Wenzel
Howard Ward
Rob Weatherby
Forest Hills
Fd Moorman
Charles Rice
Jim Barker
Bob Sant
John Owen
Arnold Grine
Fd Marshall
Howard Shull
Arba Thomas
Henreid Wins US Collegiate Tennis Championship
Mimi Henreid of UCLA the daughter of actor Paul Henreid won the US Lawn Tennis Association Women's Collegiate Championship in Greensbor o NC defeating Nadine Netter of Wellesley 6 1 1 4 6 1 in the final. Mary Baldwin College teams from Staunton VA took the doubles title as Nancy Falkenberg and Cynthia Geverty beat Pat Kenena h and Sandra Zeese 6 4 1.
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Greensboro
Mimi Henreid
UCLA
Paul Henreid
US Lawn
Pat Kenenah
Sandra Zeese
Post 218 Caps Two in Doubleheader Shutout Victory
Post 218 junior baseball beat Vandalia 6-0 in game one and 14-4 in game two at Smith Park. Mike Phillips pitched a two hit shutout with 13 strikeouts in game one, aided by a Vandalia error in the seventh. Lipscomb and Wells led the offense with three hits each and Hopkins homered in the third.
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American Legion Post 218
Smith Park
Vandalia
Mike Phillips
Phillips
Hopkins
Post
Lips
Wells
Capozzi Leads Georgia Open Start in Atlanta
Connie Capozzi, after claiming two titles in the Southern Girls Tournament in Chattanooga, opens the Georgia State Open in Atlanta. Capozzi, champion in Under 14 singles and Under 16 doubles with Bonnie Logan, faces Linda Tuero as Tuero competes in Under 14 while Capozzi is seeded No 2 nationally. Capozzi also partners Mimi Rainer of Little Rock in doubles and bids singles in both Under 14 and Under 16.
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Connie Capozzi
Chattanooga
Tenn
Atlanta
Middletonian
Bonnie Logan
Durham
N.C
Linda Tuero
Miss Tuero
Miss Capozzi
Mimi Rainer
Little Rock, Ark
Mitchell II Sth In B8O-Yard Run
Darnell Mitchell, running unattached, finished fifth in the Allward 8 0 yard event at the National AAU Track and Field Championships in San Diego. He was 1.1 seconds behind winner Morgan Groth of Ore Sisters Track and Field.
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Calf
IAP Oh
Darnell Mitchell
Mitchellshire
Morgan Groth
The
Ore
Sisters
US track stars head for Europe after record AAU meet
Billy Mills edged Gerry Lindgren by 0.2 seconds to a world record six mile time of 27 11.6 at the 77th AAU championships in San Diego. Jim Ryan, a Wichita high schooler, set an American citizen’s mark at 3 55.3 beating Peter Snell and Jim Grelle. Bob Schul broke the three mile American record with 13 10.4. Lindgren and Mills plan international duties before the U S team meets Russia in July. Snell retires after Europe meets.
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Gerry Lindgren
Jim Ryan
U.S. Marines
Lindgren
Ryan
Wichita
Kan
Peter Snell
Jim Grelle
Mills
Grelle
Vancouver
B.C
Bob Schul
Washington State
Russia
America
Helsinki
Finland
Snell
Europe
England
Hamilton Raceway Trail of Turb raced card chaos
Race card lists numerous horses and drivers across first to ninth races at Hamilton Raceway. Names include Shawnee Frederick Janice WTI Mattox Tall Story Bensecker Ann Trump Barnes. Success Mi mi Nixon Hot Rock Barlow Joye J. Lind Morgan Shadydale Leerethian Race Pace Miss Pacemaker Dowell. and many more with various owners or connections. The text presents a full schedule of trot and pace events with participant names and affiliations.
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Shawnee
Frederick
Janice Wti
Mattox
Tall. Story
Bensecker
Ann Trump
Barnes
Mimi
Nixon
Hot Rock
Barlow
Joye J. Lind
Morgan
Shadydale Leerethian
Miss Pacemaker
Dowell
Sam Dandy
Bowyer
Slippy Dale
Doggett
Roy
Baker
Casey
DeBain
Arie Dell
Miller
Layades_Lad
Rome Gee
Harry's
Morgen
Malle Congo
Apple. Ate
Fay Direct
DeBaun
Bobby @al
Taylor
Forbes Ace
Shoemaker
Boten
Albertson
Wareham
Doc's Boy
Hickey
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Kamazon
Grad Street
Donnie Counsel
Little Vt Jerry
Roughton
Mark Me Kiyo
Cellar
Mies Hagerty Hit
Shy Lady
Dustrent
Boobie
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Ea Miss
Mickey
al A Cash
Penny Pepper
McDonald
Kieh
Rod@eere
Collar
Trinle
Gill
Me Connauahey
Everett Ware
Schorer
Minnie Lew
Rougnten
Anne ¢ Hal
Barrow
Ratien Mite
Reach
Dollaby
Manning
Hal G Atam
Ste Cetide
Menman
Jace Ann
Rodgers
Battie Gold
Bradetreet
S Lafayette
Haworth
Jeans Tavern
Martin
Pace
Bourbon
Mardy
Nottingham
Sam
Stonaker
Paradingig
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Menmen
Lerry Mite
Jwetice
Vena
Rewyer
Willard Emerges as Top Pro Prospect for 49ers
Ken Willard, a 230 pound North Carolina rookie running back, starred in the All-American game gaining 133 yards on 18 carries and earning MVP honors. Teammate Dick Butkus praised his low, hard-to-get-at style as he may become a standout for the San Francisco 49ers this pro season.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Ken Willard
North Carolina
San Francisco 49Ers
Dick Butkus
Illinois
Willard
John Huarte
New York Jets
Notre Dame
Ara 'Parseghian
Jack Snow
Syracuse
Jim Nance
Tom Nowatzke
Indiana
Rollie Stichweh
Army
Gale Sayers
Kansas
Chicago Bears
Sayers
Rick Redman
Washington
Huarte
Butkus
Bears
Roeder Victor Wins 10 Mile Motorcycle Race at Columbus
George Roeder of Monroeville Ohio led from the start to win the 10 mile feature at the Ohio Expositions Center in Columbus finishing in 8.576. Gary Nixon of Baltimore Maryland placed second. Heat winners in the expert class were Ronnie Ball Mans field Bert Markel Flint Michigan and Nixon.
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Columbus, Ohio
George Roeder
Monroeville
Ohio
Ohio Expositions Center
Roeder
Gary Nixon
Baltimore
Ronnie Ball
Mansfield
Bert Markel
Flint
iMich
Nixon
Italian featherweights stop rivals in Alghero clash
In Alghero Sardinia Andrea Silanos of Italy stopped Mario Sitri in an 8 featherweight bout. The pair faced off in a regional match with Silanos gaining the decisive win on points.
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Alghero
Sardinia
Andrea Silanos
Italy
Mario Sitri
Sarazen Credits Greens Contours For Day’s Low Golf Score
Gene Sarazen attributes the unusually low scoring day to poorly designed contours on greens and the weakness of par 5 holes.
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Gene Sarazen
Isday
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