Sugarcreek Five Paces State Pin Contingent Heads North
Sugarcreek five paces team travels to Middletown for the 60th Ohio State Bowling Tournament weekend. Swiss Hat Restaurant of Sugarcreek holds the nation’s second best team total and second best single-game score. 3533 three-game set and 1327 single game, trailing only Milwaukee rivals. Sugarcreek competes 7 p.m. at J J Lanes and Sunday doubles at 11 a.m. Sports Bowl. May 17 marks the final day of the tourney as 87 teams chase records, with Cleveland bowlers strong in both handicap and actual standings led by Bob Cahill, Marty Mravec, Dan Torowski, and Bob Torrey.
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Sugarcreek
Middletown
George Webb
Bob Cahill
Marty Mravee
Cleveland
Cleveland Kegler
Bob Torrey
Mravec
Dan Torowski
Local spring baseball open with area wins in district play
Middletown Middies upset Springboro 52 at Franklin to reach Oxford Middletown Class AA District quarterfinals. Monroe defeated Finneytown 7 3 at Hamilton as Phillips led with a triple and two RBI while Monroes offense broke the game open late. Trenton Trojans cruised past Waynesville 11 3 at Springboro in Class A action, with Hall Crowe Arnold and Kelhoffer sparking a 14 hit attack.
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Middletown High Middies
Springboro
Franklin
Monroe
Finneytown
Hamilton
Oxford-Middletown
Trenton
Trojans
Waynesville
Ed Hopkins
John Bradley
Panthers
Phillips
Hornets
Manley
Berry
Marty Hall
Jerry Crowe
Dave Arnold
Herb Kelhoffer
Crowe
Middiettes Sweep Taft in Second Cup Match
Middletown High girls tennis blanked Hamilton Taft 50 to secure a second Middiettes victory at the Middletown Tennis Club. Singles saw Cynda Mason, Susan Terry, and Cathy Little win for Middletown, while doubles teams Nancy Halderman Boxwell and Barb Grine Graff also claimed straight-set wins. The Middiettes remain undefeated and host Monroe Tuesday at Monroe.
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Middletown High
Hamilton Taft
Middletown
Middiettes
Monroe
Cynda Mason
Sandy McFall
Susan Terry
Gail Weigel
Cathy Little
Barb Baldwin
Nancy Halderman
Jenny Boxwell
Debbie Wertz
Susie Posey
Barb Grine
Judy Graff
Ruth Fraley
Beth Holmes
Michigan State to Host 1964 NCAA Tennis Championships
Michigan State University will host the 1964 NCAA tennis championships from June 15 through June 20. The event brings together top collegiate players to compete for national titles across singles and doubles formats at the campus courts.
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Michigan State
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
A compact recap of top leaders across leagues: batting leaders include Freehan Detroit and Fregosi Los Angeles with .404 in 25 at bats, and Oliva Minnesota with 22 hits. Pitching leaders show 2 0 records and 1 000 averages for Stock Baltimore, Lamabe Boston, Buzhardt Chicago, Sherry Detroit, Kralick Cleveland, Kant Minnesota. (Note: includes other leaders: Mays San Francisco with .489, 23 hits, 21 RBIs for May, and 28 strikeouts by Bunning Philadelphia, plus 26 by Drysdale Los Angeles.)
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Santo
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Houston
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Howard
Piladelphia
Wills
W. Davis
Farrell
Bunning
Marichal
Drysdale
Gibson
St. Louis
Rowling LP Scores Honor Roll
Don Cherry and Harold Wolfe lead a long list of scorers with top totals in the Rowling LP marks. The record sheet shows figures for many players across teams and sponsors, including Wilma Brewer Janet Ruppert and Betty Parks, reflecting a busy season of scores and standings.
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Don Cherry
Harold Wolfe
Cliff McGuire
Ray Bowman
Dave Stacy
Jim Combs
Char. Pergram
Pat Woodrome
Dean Dickerson
Wilma Brewer
Illa Gibbs
Janet Ruppert
Les Colvin
Betty Parks
Wanda Schultz
Phyl Smith
Marty Wombold
Mary Reckart
Marge Sanders
Kay McCue
Betty Hotarick
Mary Harrison
Juanita Howard
Betty Lewis
Charlie Carr
Bearcats Spring Game Tonight at Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati concludes spring football with an intrasquad game tonight. Coach Chuck Studley says the showing is fairly well satisfied, highlighting strong performances by quarterback Roger Walz tackle Movie Smith end Tom Sobolewski and guards Bob Sheehan and Dave Roeder.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Chuck Studley
Studley
Roger Walz
Movie Smith
Tom Sobolewski
Bob Sheehan
Dave Roeder
Hayward Stops Cokes In Dallas Bout At 4th Round
Philadelphia fighter Stanley Hayward nicknamed Kitten scales to 150 percent power and halts Curtis Cokes of Dallas at round four in a scheduled 147 pound contest.
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Philadelphia
Stanley
Kitten) Hayward
Curtis Cokes
Dallas
Villanova Relays Disappointed Wildcats In Relays
At Quantico the Villanova Wildcats faltered in the eighth annual Relays. They lost the distance medley and four mile relays to Georgetown and North Carolina College, respectively, after previous strong showings. New Haven Track Club runner Jay Luck set a 40 yard hurdles meet record and Jim Keefe of Central Connecticut State broke the 10,000 meter mark, clocking 30 01.2 as the field faced cold mist and rain.
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Villanova
Wildcats
Penn
Georgetown
Philadelphia
North Carolina College
Jay Luck
New Haven Track Club
Jim Keefe
Central Connecticut State
Luck
Yale
John Bethea
Morgan State
Keefe
Raymond Jackson
Maryland State
Pete McArdle
New York A.C
Nourse Named Defiance High Varsity Coach
Howard Nourse, 25, who has coached junior varsity at Springfield South High for four years, will become the Defiance High School varsity basketball coach next autumn. Superintendent C. W. Henkle announced the appointment, succeeding Lou Psipis who has resigned.
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Ohio
Howard Nourse
South High School
Springfield
Defiance High School
C. W. Henkle
Lou Psipis
Fish Prospects Good In SW
Rain keeps streams muddy but fishing remains strong in several Ohio lakes. The week’s highlight is a 36 pound 10 ounce muskellunge caught at Leesville Lake. Southwest district reports good catches at Grant, Brown County, Stonelick, Clermont, Acton, Preble, Loramie, Shelby, with most lakes yielding solid yields despite roily waters. streams are variable and muddy, with conditions improving toward the weekend.
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Ohio
Division of Wildlife
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Southwest
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Brown County
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Clermont
Acton
Preble
Loramie
Shelby
Lebanon Harness Racing Off To Record Start At Lebanon Raceway
Lebanon The Lebanon Raceway opened with a record crowd of 6180 and a handle of 120609, second highest ever at the Warren County track. Waterbug won the feature. debuting Middletown entries Blackie Witt and Florsong highlighted the night with Blackie Witt owned by the Stewarts and Day, and Florsong from Mid-Center Stables.
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Warren County
Waterbug
Paul V. Minge
Franklin
Middletown
Blackie Witt
Florsong
Troy
Carl Stewart
Charles Day
Florson
Angry Hayward Knocks Out Cokes In Upset
Philadelphia AP Stan ley Hayward, angered by the first knockdown of his pro career, rallied from a second round knockdown to stop Curtis Cokes in the fourth round. Hayward, at 150% pounds, floored Cokes three times before referee Zack Clayton halted at 2:45 of the fourth.
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Kitten
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Curtis Cokes
Dallas
Tex
World Boxing Association
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