Lakers head to Boston with West hurt in pivotal game
Los Angeles leads the Celtics 3-2 in the NBA championship series as Jerry West limps off after a 39 point effort. Wilt Chamberlain suffers a bruised eye but returns. coach Van Breda Kolff plans lineup changes with Keith Erickson starting and may move Erickson to back court if West cannot play.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Lakers
Boston
Jerry West
Lakers
The
Forum
West
Jerry
Boston Garden
Celtics
Laker
Emmette Bryant
Wilt Chamberlain
Bryant
Chamberlain
Bill Russell
Bill van Breda
Kolff
Keith Erickson
John Havlicek
Celtic
Havlicek
Erickson
Tom Hawkins
Keith
van Breda Kolff
First Softball Shutout By No 1 Open Hearth
Middletown’s Apking pitched the first softball shutout of the season as No 1 Open Hearth opened the Safety League Steel Division by blanking Hot Strip Maintenance 15-0. No 2 Open Hearth beat Inspection 32-7 while Pipe Shop topped Zinc Grip 9-5 and Cold Mill won 20-9 over Scheduling. Joe Marshall hit two homers. B Justice E Deep homered for No 2 OH. Reckart and Kelly also homered for Cold Mill and Pipe Shop respectively.
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Middletown
Open Hearth
Pipe Shop
Zinc Grip
Cold Mill
Joe Marshall
B. Justice
E. Deep
O.H
George Reckart
Kelly
Hamilton's Resort Features and Facilities Ad
Hamilton's Resort offers water edge location with air conditioned units modern pool and excellent fishing. Play ground pony rides for kids campers tent camping facilities and clean peaceful setting away from traffic. Contact Dept M J RR 1 Hornbeak Tennessee 38232 phone 901 538 2325.
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Hamilton
M. J
Hornbeak
Tenn
Indy style cars race at Tri-County Speedway Sunday
Scaled down Indy 500 cars race at Tri County Speedway with USAC sprints led by Larry Dickson pursuing points leader Tom Bigelow. Time trials start Sunday at 1 p.m. and the 30 lap feature follows. Saturday features late model and hobby stock with trials at 7 p.m. and racing at 8. Chuck McWilliams seeks a third straight win with Bill Teagarden close behind.
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Tri County Speedway
Larry Dickson
Tom Bigelow
Chuck McWilliams
McWilliams
Bill Teagarden
Race results from Lebanon track day long and varied
The Lebanon Raceway card lists nine races with trotting and pacing results, including winners such as Dilly Vic Noble Tom and Mighty Doubtful, plus a daily double of 48.80. Entries detail horses and payoffs across first nine races and multiple heats.
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Amazing Jeni
Patsy Shore
Bunny’s Pride
Mighty Doubtful
Abbe Gladys
Red Blade
Little Nig
Queen Diller
Wanda G
Jean K. Abbe
Airdois
D. C
Fisherman
Anita
Boy
Darn Far
Speedy Guy
Tami Town
Cheekie Vic
Chockoyette Lee
Stretch
Dream Ava
Special
Pete Doyle
Brother
Daft Chester Riddell
Lady Karen Virgne
Beauty
Cathy Wayne
Pinky Grapes
Robby Car Lith
Troy Adam
Miracle Gean
Primrose Pal
Deuce
Royal Kelly
Hi Babe Sayre
Jeanne Spencer
Sadie
Rae Pat
O. Sky
Ridge
Mr. Ennesey
Gypsy Y
Eppa Girl
Sue Jack
Windale Eas
Yr G
Irish Duke
Gay Leo
Count Abbe
Gypsy Lady
Mister Q
Star Face
Flora
B. H W Pride
Feeble Frost
Weegie
Edgewood Kevan
Queen's Creed
D's Shop Ahoy
Morphine
Blackie Witt
Bashape
Prince Desmond
Henry Blackstone
Flarestoner
Macco
Doll Baby
Fortadios
My Third Angel
Shy Boy
Magnolia
Bright Joy
Jourd
Hans Doyle
McLizzy
Early Hal
Oceans Lee
Lynnhurst Are
Victory On
Stormedor
Mudge
Winners in Putting Play at Wildwood Golf Course
Three winners from 18 hole flights were Mrs. Sol Back Mrs. John Jackson and Mrs. Tom Dishun with scores 30 29 and 33. Gene Mack posted the ladies low gross 90. Nine hole putts led by Mrs. Gerald Curtis 16 and Mrs. Earl Day 17 among others.
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Wildwood Golf Course
Sol Back
John Jackson
Tom Dishun
Gene Mack
Richard Adams
Jack Booth
Mack
Howard Johnson
Bert Feinthal
Gerald Curtis
Paul Whitley
Earl Day
Robert Bendure
Robert Backderf
Robert Stanley
Lewis Hamilton
John Walker
Talawanda Wins Mid Miami Track Title Aided by Cameron
Talawanda High dominates the Mid Miami League track meet at Talawanda, scoring 59 points to edge Madison 44, Monroe 43, Franklin 40. Gary Cameron set a high jump mark of 6 ft 6 in before a ruled-out attempt at 6 ft 7 1/2 in, while Sonny Brandenburg broke the two mile record in 10:05.5. Greg Rust led in the 80 yard event as Sam Long set a low hurdles record and Madison relays topped two events with new marks.
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Oxford
Talawanda High
Talawana
Talawanda
Madison High
Braves
Madison
Monroe
Gary Cameron
Cameron
Sonny Brandenburg
Greg Rust
Rust
Sam Long
Franklin
Long
Chuck Wolfinbarger
Larry Morath
Alex Fultz
Lebanon
Lakota
Fenwick
Auble
Simendinger
Fritzsche
Murphy
Jackson
Cox
Sarringhaus
White
Ham
Morath
Lindsey
Bobst
Salmon
Elliot
Spivey
McKnight
Trenan
Hensley
Eaton
Frisby
Shrader
Amburgy
Wolfinbarger
Johnston
Wells
Brown
Irwin
Brandenburg
Lawson
Brown T
Degen
Hilleary
Madson
Norvell
Kohl
Mount
Valley View defeats Arrows in Dayton Suburban League
Valley View beat Preble Shawnee 5 to 3 as pitcher Greg Askins held the Arrows to four hits and drove in three runs. Norm Fletcher homered for Valley View, with the answer showing the scoring sequence and key players Barker Moreland Byrd and Wood contributing in the 5th inning.
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Camden
Valley View ‘High
Preble Shawnee
Greg Askins
Dayton
Askins
Norm Fletcher
Valley View
V. View
P. Shawnee
Byrd
Wood
Combs
Barker
Moreland
Middletown Middies Win Class AA Tourney Game
Middletown High defeated Mason 12 to 6 in a Class AA tournament game. The Middies improved to 7 4 for the season and advanced to a quarter final against Mt. Healthy. Jim Gomin led with four hits and three RBIs while Bob Griffis added three hits and Larry Roberts drove in four runs.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Mason
Middies
Mt. Healthy
Jim Gomin
Bob Griffis
Larry Roberts
Jack Gordon
Gomia
Griffis
Roberts
Puckett
William Hugger
Paisley
Fenwick Twins Fire Perfect Game in Class A Tourney
Fenwick’s Lou Agoston and Rob Scheibert combined for a pitching-perfect game, guiding the Falcons to a 5-0 win over College Corner in a Class A Tournament game. Agoston started, left in the fourth as Scheibert finished, and went 2-for-2 with two triples at the plate.
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Fenwick
Falcons
Agaist Ansonia
Frazee
Tayton
Bleill
Land Bleill
McDonough
Agoston
Scheibert
Lawrence
NEW Lebanon
Lou Agoston
Rob Scheibert
College Corner
Middletown High Tops Garfield in Golf Duel
Middletown High defeated Garfield 171 to 199 at Wildwood in a Greater Miami Conference match. Middletown moves to 6-1, tying Princeton for the league lead. Key Middletown scores included Cohen 40, Cornella 37, Kinder 46, Gray 48. Garfield entrants were Smith 45, Hofstader 52, Whittlesey 48, Vice 54.
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Middletown High
Hamilton Garfield
Wildwood
Middies
Middletown High Beats Hamilton Garfield 4-1 in Tennis Meet
Middletown High defeated Hamilton Garfield 4-1 at Jacob i Park Hamilton. Singles Ballard beat Custer 6-0 6-1 Terry defeated Bringar 6-4 6-0 Farrar beat Hurst 6-1 6-1. Doubles Rice Nein defeated Harr Kadle 6-1 6-1 Myers Williams defeated Adams Risner 6-1 6-0.
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Middletown High
Hamilton Garfield
Jacobi Park
Hamilton
Ballard
Custer
Terry
Bringar
Farrar
Hurst
Rice-Nein
Harr-Kadle
Myers
Williams
Adams- Risner
Fenwick Golf Keeps Mid-Miami Record With Win Over Monroe
Fenwick evened its Mid-Miami League golf record by defeating Monroe High 178 to 167 at Wildwood. Fenwick scorers included Kramer 38 and Rolfes 39, while Monroe’s top totals came from Fowles 47 and T Beckowski 41.
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Fenwick
Monroe High
Wild Iwood
Rolfes
Kramer
Neu
Marconi
Monroe
B. Beckowski
Miltenberger
Fowles
T. Beckowski
Panthers blank Clinton Massie in golf meet 9-0
Springboro High School golf team defeated Clinton Massie 9-0 at Holly Hills Golf Club. Springboro improved to 11-2-1 on the season with top scores from Williams 38 and Quillen 39, while Clinton Massie totals included George 47 and Hanners 48.
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Waynesville
Springboro High
Clinton Massie
Holly Hills
Springboro
Williams
Kees
Quillen
Lewis
George
Dell
Stagge
Hanners
Mrs Shull Tops Brown's Run Golf Event
Mrs James Shull took low gross with 91 in the 18 hole Championship Flight at Brown's Run Country Club. Mrs Vic Carpenter won low net with 82. First Flight winners were Mrs D M Yost gross 101 and Mrs Don Osborne net 80. Second Flight leaders were Mrs W O Robertson and Mrs Richard Rossman with 109, while Mrs Harold Moon posted 83 for net laurels. Third Flight low gross went to Mrs Charles Denny IIT with 107 and Mrs Paul Smith net 77. In nine hole, Mrs John Winger gross 61 and Mrs Marion Swisher net 49. First Flight nine hole gross went to Mrs Charles Troup 63 and Mrs Win Steele net 40.
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James Shull
Brown's Run Country Club
Vic Carpenter
D. M. Yost
Don Osborne
W. O. Robertson
Richard Rossman
Harold Moon
Charles Denny Iit
Paul Smith
John Winger
Marion Swisher
Charles Troup
Win Steele
Franklin High Beats Carlisle 3-2 In Tennis Meet
Franklin High defeated Carlisle 3-2 in a tennis match yesterday. Franklin improves to 8-6 for the season with singles wins by Browning and Helsinger and doubles victories by Buckley-West and Carpenter-Monhollen.
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Franklin
Franklin High
Carlisle
Browning
Brewer
Helsinger
Wallace
Buckley-West
Smith-Johnson
Carpenter-Monhollen
Johnson-Long
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