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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1971

Page

11

Exclusive VIP boxes for Reds and Bengals at Riverfront Stadium

Cincinnati officials report new VIP boxes under construction at Riverfront Stadium offering 16 guest capacity, with private amenities and air conditioning. Each 15 by 25 foot room costs buyers about 25 000 dollars upfront plus annual season-ticket bases, totaling 35 000 dollars in the first year, or 3 448 dollars per Reds buyer and 1 646 dollars per Bengals buyer based on 82 Reds games and 76 Bengals games.

Cincinnati Riverfront Stadium Cincinnati Reds Cincinnati Bengals Wallace Power Cincinnati Public Utilities Reds Bengals Power

Edgewood Cougars honor Rogers Webb at winter banquet

Bill Rogers named most valuable player for Edgewood High basketball. Mike Webb earns outstanding wrestling award and district honors. Lane Bowling chosen most improved. Jeff Ferguson tops in field goal accuracy and free throws. Steve Martin top rebounder. Steve Garland top defensive player. Football letters to several players. JV letters listed. Wrestling first year letters awarded. Davis most improved matman. Ward Brewer quickest pin at 4% seconds. Carmack named outstanding wrestler.

Bill Rogers Edgewood High Mike Webb Cougars Rogers Lane Bowling Jeff Ferguson Steve Martin Steve Garland Jim Schenck Steve Chamberlain Rick Staton Dave Taylor Jack Marts Steve Voyles Gary Snethen Jeff Wells Jeff Davis Mike ‘Sword Jeff Cornett Steve Hileman Dave Weber Ron Sheley Bill Back Scott Lewellyn Bob McGlethin Vicky Hannah Kathy Roach Suzy Kuntz Gail Ashton Nancy Douglas Terri Sloneker Danny Heberlin Rocky Pate Dale Hausman Bruce Agee Barry Henry Terry Hammond John Richardson Mike Morris Stan Davis Greg Carmack Pate Elam Wally Blevins Jack Walker Ward Brewer Mike Webb Davis Carmack Cougar

Haven and Wolf Win Trophies at Winter Banquet

Lebanon seniors Ron Haven and Howard Wolf were named most valuable players for basketball and wrestling at the Warriors winter sports banquet. Haven earned Mid Miami League player of the year honors and a spot on District 15's top 13. Wolf became the first Lebanon athlete to compete in wrestling state competition.

Lebanon Ron Haven Howard Wolf Warriors Haven Wolf

Monroe Cage Fete Tonight at Monroe High School

Monroe High hosts a basketball banquet this evening in the school cafeteria at 6 30 p m. Miami coach Darrell Hedric will be the featured speaker at a carry in dinner honoring varsity and junior varsity players. Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish.

Monroe High Miami Darrell Hedric

O'Brien Named Wooster Coach

Robert P Pat O'Brien was named head football coach at the College of Wooster replacing Jack Lengyel who left for Marshall University O'Brien 39 has served five years as Wooster assistant coach and head swimming coach plus assistant track coach He will keep swimming duties but relinquish track duties.

O'Brien Wooster O’brien

Even Boys Not Safe From Lib

Fayetteville woman Carol Forbes says she will sue sponsors of the National Soap Box Derby to force a gender rule change. Her daughter Debra and Sandra Sosa were denied permission to compete in Fayetteville’s qualifying derby, meeting all requirements except sex.

Fayetteville, N.C Fayetteville Carol Forbes National Organization of Women Now Debra Sandra Sosa

Rowling Scores Rowling Scores Honor Roll

Men JC Weaver 204-194-244-642 D Garman 202-19-246-638 G Reckart Jr 182-240-212-634 M Acra 212-219-202-633 R Johnson 213-160-255-628 D Dennis 258-178-184-620 G Reckart Sr 206-202-209-617 D Pfeiffer 229-210-171-610 B Tufts 226-173-210-609 IT Brown 218-201-189-608 P McCane 190-193-224-607 R Lawson 192-226-184-602 S Allen 205-176-220-601 Women N Jones 208-178-224-610 M Collins 236-179-180-595 J Parks 187-195-165-47 N Jones 166-188-186-540 M Shockey 187-158-194-539 B Harding 213-179-144-536 S Rawlins 163-172-210-536 J Haynes 204-168-147-519 Flower 157-207-155-519 M Howard 179-183-154-516 E Brooks 154-190-171-515 E Saylor 170-170-174-514 Fountain 177-194-141-512 A Silar 163-200-158-311 J Johnson 177-176-154-507 IE Harper 192-169-141-302 R Harper 153-186-163-502 T Barnes 158-197-147-502

JC. Weaver D. Garman G. Reckart (Jr M. Acra R. Johnson D. Dennis G. Reckart Sr D. Pfeiffer B. Tufts A. Silar J. Johnson IE Harper R. Harper T. Barnes

Laver Lutz Eliminate From Sportface Tennis Event

Australia’s Rod Laver withdraws with a back injury and seventh seed Bob Lutz loses to unseeded Ray Rufels 4-6 6-4 6-1 at the Sportface International Tennis Championships in Wheaton Illinois. Arthur Ashe and Tom Okker also win to advance in Chicago area event. Laver has earned over 175000 this year on tour.

Tom Okker Netherlands Allan Stone Australia Laver

McNames Knocks Out Gorilla Jones in Fifth Round Fight

Providence report: Denny McNames of Pawtucket Rhode Island stopped Joe Gorilla Jones of Philadelphia in 1 minute 25 seconds of the fifth round in a scheduled ten round bout.

Providence Denny McNames Pawtucket Joe “Gorilla” Jones Philadelphia

Montreal Bats Swinging Big in Spring Training

In West Palm Beach, Montreal manager Gene Mauch jokes that Bob Bailey’s ideal position is at bat, as Bailey gains momentum in a decade since the Pirates last showed strong form. The article highlights Bailey’s impact and Mauch’s optimism for the season.

West Palm Beach Fla Montreal Gene Mauch Bob Bailey

Expos eye 81 wins as Bailey sparks lineup surge

Bailey’s big contract and breakout season with Montreal fuel hopes for an 81 win target. He hit .347 after a rough start, drove in 84 runs with 28 homers while joining Rusty Staub and Ron Fairly to form a potent middle order. Mauch pushes for more pitching depth as the Expos aim higher in 71.

Bailey Rusty Staub Ron Fairly Expos Mauch

Expo Hopes Rest on Trio as Roster Shapes Up

The Expo's outlook leans on Ron Hunt at second base and Carl Morton, last season's Rookie of the Year, to anchor a revamped infield with Bobby Wine and John Bateman behind the plate. Outfield holes remain with only Staub set, as Mauch plans rotation among seven candidates led by Mack Jones and Jim Fairey. Morton is backed by Steve Renko, who went 13-11 last year, as the pitching staff seeks depth.

Bill Stoneman John Strohmayer Mike Wegener Mauch Expos Canada Expo Ron Hunt Carl Morton Hunt San Francisco Bobby Wine John Bateman Staub Mack Jones Adolpho Phillips Don Hahn Jim Fairey Jim Gosger Boots Day Clyde Mashore Winnipeg

Lebanon Raceway Maintains Familiar Racing Officials

Corwin Nixon announced returns of Herb Davis as racing secretary Bill Hufford as presiding judge and other familiar officials at Lebanon Raceway. Lyle Stewart Pacey Mindlin Mahion Nixon Don Huston Emmet Bailey Bill Irwin join as associate judges starting judge announcer and timers as stables move in. Davis began March 1 assessing stables to aid daily condition sheets.

Lebanon Corwin Nixon Herb Davis Bill Hufford Lyle Stewart Pacey Mindlin Middletown Mahion Nixon Don Huston Emmet Baily Bill Irwin Mindlin Davis Warren County

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