Jefferson Highs Capture DSL Track Crown At Welcome Stadium
Jefferson High School won the Dayton Suburban League track meet at Welcome Stadium, dominating events and posting a large team total. Greg Short set a two mile record, Ron Duncan threw 152 feet 2 inches in discus, and Ed Minnick of Preble Shawnee won the mile and half mile runs while Valley View’s Roger Cox claimed two dashes.
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Tom McRoberts
Dayton
Bronco
Jefferson High
Welcome Stadium
Jefferson
Broncos
Bell
Preble Shawnee
Valley View
Carlisle
Dixie
National Trail
Twin Valley North
Xenia Woodrow Wilson
Greg Short
Ron Duncan
Prebie Shawnee
Ed Minnick
Roger Cox
Kleetis McGhee
Hunt
Burdette
Swihart
Gangle
Alves
Cox
Wingard
Burns
Eley
TVN
Raymer
Minnick
Alcorn
Brokeshoulder
Schaeffer
Currie
Suggs
TVS
Denlinger
Mack
Unger
Harrison
Petty
Vaughn
Dickerson
Faust
Branham
Williams
Rusk
Morgan
Scnit
Chastin
McGhee
Taylor
Willis
Upton
Coblentz
Dean
Robertson
Middies Stay Undefeated in Tennis Thriller
Hamilton Middletown High netters beat Garfield 3-2 to stay unbeaten at 12-0. Singles Ballard defeats Luttrall 6-1 6-0, Kilbrin over Meadows 6-2 6-0, Reid over J Williams 7-5 2-6 6-2. Doubles Hurst Roland beat Jackson M Williams 6-4 6-3. Long Gerba defeat Lawrence Adams 6-3 6-2.
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Hamilton
Middletown High
Garfield
Ballard
Luttrall
Kilbrin
Meadows
Reid
J. Williams
Hurst-Roland
Jackson-M. Williams
Long-Gerba
Lawrence Adams
Falcons Set Link Record at Wildwood Over Madison
The Fenwick Highlinkmen set a school record with 154 strokes and defeated Madison 74 to 14 at Wildwood. Rolfes 36 Kramer 38 Marconi 36 Murphy 44 led Fenwick to the new mark as they improved to 9-6 on the season. Madison scorers included Powell 37 Smith 41 Long 42 Yoder 43 for a 163 total.
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Fenwick Highlinkmen
Wildwood
Madison
Falcons
Fenwick
Rolfes
Kramer
Marconi
Murphy
Powell
Smith
Long
Yoder
Alves Hurls Spartan Win In Valley View Victory
Germantown Valley View topped Ross 4-2 to extend its win streak to six and improve to 14 8 2. Freshman pitcher Alves earned his fourth win in as many decisions with support from Barkley Esterkamp Slusser.
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Germantown
Valley View
Ross
Spartans
Spartan
Alves
V-View
Barkley
Esterkamp
Slusser
Cougars Sign 6 9 Sokolowski In ABA Deal
Wayne Sokolowski a 6 9 forward from Ashland College signed an ABA contract with the Carolina Cougars for an undisclosed sum. He averaged 12 points per game the last two seasons for Ashland Eagles and was a fifth round pick by the Cougars and the Cavaliers.
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Ashland
Ohio
Wayne Sokolowski
Ashland College
American Basketball Association
Carolina Cougars
Sokolowski
Eagles
Cougars
Cleveland Cavaliers
National Basketball Association
Miami Branch, Lima split tennis and golf results
Middletown's Miami University Branch Campus played Ohio State Lima Branch in tennis and golf. Miami won the tennis singles 6-1 with Kuntz, Rice, Drandt, Leever and Braugh sweeping singles. doubles Kuntz and Rice won one doubles match. In golf Lima won 14 to 1, with coach Len Darbyshire predicting better results when Miami's top golfers return.
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Middletown
Miami University
Ohio State University Lima
Lima
Steve Kuntz
Dave Rice
Dave Drandt
Richie Leever
Gary Braugh
Miami
Kuntz
Rice
Len Darbyshire
Palmer Seeks Secret Stroke As Nelson Lead
Arnold Palmer claimed a rediscovered putting stroke helped him take a one stroke lead over Jack Nicklaus in the Byron Nelson Golf Classic. Palmer refused to share the secret, insisting it was a return to an older technique. Gary Player matched even par 70 as weather forced a day-long delay with an 18-hole round to follow.
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Dallas
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Jack Nick‘aus
Nicklaus
Gary Player
South Africa
Ashe Fights Self-Doubt Ahead of Glenwood Nationals Final
Arthur Ashe expresses low confidence about winning the 2,300 top prize as he advances to the semifinals of the Glenwood Nationals. He defeated Terry Addison 7-6 6-3 and faces Jim Osborne, while Clark Graebner reaches the other semifinal against Bob Lutz. Betty Ann Grubb and Denise Carter lead the women’s semis with Kristy Pigeon and Valerie Ziegenfuss set to clash. Doubles also begins.
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Kansas City
Arthur Ashe
Clark Graebner
Ashe
Terry Addison
Australia
Jim Osborne
Honolulu
Tom Edlefsen
Los Angeles
Graebner
New York
Bob Lutz
Jim McManus
Berkeley
Calif
Lutz
Alex Almedo
Beverly Hills
Betty Ann Grubb
Santa Monica
Kristy Pigeon
Danville
Denise Carter
Los Altos
Valerie Ziegenfuss
San Diego
Emerson Cops Dayton Prize in Tennis Champions Classic
Roy Emerson defeated Fred Stolle in straight sets 7-5 7-5 6-4 to win 10000 at the Dayton event part of the 200000 Tennis Champions Classic. Earlier Pancho Gonzales beat Ken Rosewall 6-4 6-4 in a preliminary round.
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Dayton
Ohio
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
Pancho Gonzales
Ken Rosewall
Eldora Hosts USAC Tonight
Eldora Speedway hosts its sixth USAC sprint car race of 1970 with Larry Dickson who has won four of five. The 40 lap feature is the first Midwest night show with time trials at 7 p.m. and racing at 8 30.
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Rossburg
Eldora Speedway
Larry Dickson
Little Miami Wins FAVC Track Meet Amid New Records
Little Miami dominated the Fort Ancient Valley Conference meet on Blanchester’s all weather track winning the 440 and 220 yard dashes and the mile relay. New FAVC marks were set in the 120 yard high hurdles 100 yard dash 880 yard relay and several field events with athletes from multiple schools posting top times and distances.
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Blanchester
Little
Miami
Ancient Valley
Clark
Groppenbacher
Miller
Cox
Mason
Springboro
Waynesville
Kings
Clinton Massie
FAVC
Bowling Scores and Participants Across Men and Women
The report lists top bowlers for men and women with series totals and game scores. Men's leaders include Woodrome Foster Allen Koster Bryd Powers with high series in the 600s. Women players feature Smith Thurman Howard Gibbs Patrick Back Poffenberger Perrin Silar McCoy and others with strong individual game lines and overall scores.
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B. Woodrome
T. Foster
J. Allen
S. Koster
M. Bryd
E. Powers
V. Smith
L. Thurman
V. Howard
I. Gibbs
J. Patrick
Ib. Back
L. Poffenberger
W. Jackson
N. Jones
S. Larison
D. Perrin
A. Silar
K. McCoy
B. Harding
B. Charles Ic. Bake
M. Zech
E. Begley
K. Deaton
E. McGraw
M. Wombold
M. Garrison
M. Barker
J. Sebright
M. Robinson
D. Dickerson
N. Pfeiffer
B_ Murphy
M. Melton
W. Brewer
B. Stump
J. Whisman
P. Denham
M. Rohrkemper
J. Dysart
B. McGee
Gunderson
Rain Could Mar Fishing Prospects In Ohio
Ohio Wildlife fieldmen predict good catches and prospects for the weekend if heavy rains do not muddy waters. Southwest streams and rivers run high and muddy with little fishing pressure. Nightcrawlers spinners and minnows are best baits at Rocky Fork Lake where bass are beginning to bite. Crappies reported as excellent at Lake St. Marys with catfish and bullheads caught across the lake.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Rocky Fork Lake
Lake
St. Marys
Lebanon Raceway results and entries
Racing cards list winners and times for ten races at Lebanon Raceway with payouts for top finishers and detailed entry lists for each race. Additional sections show Pace and Trot entries by race, including horses like Maylon Express, Bea Victory, Aurora Borealis, and Flying Gemini among others.
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Bea Victory
Uncle Ed
Express Maylon
Lakota Nine Ousts Madison In District Baseball Clash
Lakota Thunderbirds advance to the Oxford District quarter finals after a 9 to 6 comeback over Madison. Grubbs took the loss as Lakota built a seven run lead then held off a late Mohawks rally. Lakota will face Sycamore in round three as Sycamore defeated Kings 3 to 2.
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Madison
Mohawks
Lakota
T-birds
Sycamore
Kings
Grubbs
Lebanon
Colerain
Fairfield
Mt. Healthy
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