United States Aims At Pan American Gold Tally
The United States targets more than 10 golds at the Pan American Games climax in Sao Paulo led by track and field hopes and boxing contenders. Basketball teams clash with Brazil for titles as Ralph Boston and Albert Hall seek records in field events while Blaine Lindgren contends in hurdles. The meet concludes with the 1500 meters and marathon finals.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
United States
Sam
Mexico
Laurel
Miss
Roselyn Range
U.S
Mexico City
Albert Hall
Greenfield
Mass
Blaine Lindgren
Salt Lake City
Middletown Middies Triumph in District Baseball and Track Wins
Spring sports see Middletown High and Monroe teams victorious in two of three events. Middletown Maine baseball beat North College Hill 15 to 7 in a pair of runs, while Monroe edged Mason 6-4 at Mason. Track and tennis also deliver key wins as Franklin and Chaminade fall.
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Middletown
Monroe High
Burgalis - Caporal
Keuthan - Nein (M
Middies
North College Will
Cincinnati
Monroe
Mason
Marvin Love
North College Hill
Love
Hopkins
Ed Timmers
Monrte
Franklin
Sycamore
Madison
Taylor
Middletown High
Dayton
District Tilt Dash and Field Events Highlights
Results from the district meet show Hounshel and Hutchenson among top performers in dashes, with Burnett and Eckhardt also placing. Notable marks include 220-yard dash times, mile relay led by Madison and Burnett, discus by Salyers and Slough, shot put by Gehm, broad jump by Tincher, high jump by Meeker and Nugell, pole vault by Farkas, and multiple event winners such as Roosevel and Amanda in relay events.
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Middletown
Mitchell
Cross
Mills
Peters
Johnson
Longworth
Harding
Pryor
Portsmouth
Huff
Martin
Tucker
Mvinson
Cox
Calhoun
Flennery
Tincher
Nickell
Farkas
Palle
Meeker
Nukell
Ramsey
Nelson
Metz
Alexander
Helt
Barry ties 9.2 10 Yard Dash in dual meet at Hillsdale
Odell Barry of Findlay Ohio equalled the world record 9.2 seconds for 10 yards in a Hillsdale dual meet but the mark will not be certified due to wind conditions. He also won the 22 yard dash in 20. Hillsdale defeated Findlay 70 to 60.
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Hillsdale
Mich
Odell Barry
Fleet
Findlay
Ohio
College
Jim Houdeshell
Barry
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Villanova
Frank Budd
NCAA
Toledo
Madison Mohawks Triumph Over Fenwick and Trenton Track Meet
Madison High Mohawks scored 81 points to Fenwick 54 and Trenton 16 in a triangular meet here yesterday. Event highlights include Hurdles won by Farkas Short Uhl and Alexander with times around 17.1 for 100 yards, Hounshell and Walter leading the 100-yard dash with 11.3, and White Slusher Haynes Ginter in the mile and 880-yard runs. Madison also claimed the distance relay with Walter Bryant Eckhardt Nickell clocking 141 seconds.
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Ison High
Fenwick
Trenton
Mohawks
Farkas
Short
Uhl
Alexander
Hounshell
Walter
Pallo
Kelhoffer
White
Slusher
Haynes
Ginter
Madison
Bryant, Eckhardt
Nickell
Roosevelt Junior High Dominates Amanda In Track Meet
Roosevelt Junior High extended its win streak with a 47 to 42 victory over Amanda. Combs tied the Teddy track record with a 56 second 440 yard run while Sluster Hang Coleman led sprint events, and Melninsh Weitzenkorn Gabbard paced the 100 and 220 yard dashes.
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Roosevelt Junior High
Amanda
Combs
Teddies
Sluster
Hang
Coleman
Melninsh
Weitzenkorn
Gabbard
Gable
Gardner
Denner
Druat
Safety League Opens Season in Middletown Softball
The Armco Safety League began play at East Side Diamonds with four games. Open Hearth beat Blast Furnace 13-7, Cold Strip defeated Pipe Shop 16-5, Coating topped Power 13-5, and Transportation and Labor rallied to a 12-11 seventh-inning victory over East Side office.
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Armco
Middletown
East Side Diamonds
East Side Office
Better Weather Boosts Ohio Fishing Outlook
The Ohio Division of Wildlife forecasts improved weekend weather and fishing across the state. Central and southern lakes such as Vesuvius Buckeye Madison and Hargus report strong bass action with muskies bluegills crappies and catfish also active. Big Darby Creek yields smallmouth and rock bass. Southwestern waters show fair bass bluegills crappies and catfish with Richwood Lake and Mad River walleye and bass noted. streams in Clermont Clinton Miami Montgomery and Shelby counties report good bass fishing and widespread suckers.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Vesuvius
Buckeye
Madison
Hargus
Big Darby Creek
Richwood Lake
Mad River
Clermont
Clinton
Miami
Montgomery
Shelby County
Dick French vs Lepear bout canceled in Worcester
Worcester boxing card collapses as welterweight clash between Dick French of Providence and Julius Lepear of Vancouver is canceled. Promoter cites medical or logistical reasons causing the last minute withdrawal.
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Worcester
Mass
Dick French
Providence
Julius ‘Lepear
Vancouver
B.C
Tony Lema Weds Bride During Tournament of Champions Run
Pro golfer Tony Lema, the Champagne Kid, marries Bette Cline of Oklahoma City in Las Vegas as he competes in the Tournament of Champions event.
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Carriing
Tony Lema
Champagne Kid
Las Vegas
Nev
Bette Cline
Oklahoma City
Lou Brown Leads Ladies Day Low Scores at Forest Hill
Mrs Lou Brown captured low gross honors on Forest Hill Country Club's Ladies Day with a 47 to top A Flight. Willard Wright posted a 40 low net, George Bingham posted 51 low gross in B Flight, Howard Johnson 44 low net, Russell Murphy led C-Flight low gross with 4, and Robert Easton had 37 low net. Frank Buchanan finished with 15 putts for nine holes.
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Lou Brown
Forest Hill Country Club
George Bingham
Howard Johnson
Russell Murphy
Robert Easton
Frank Buchanan
Studley Seeks Two New Aides In Cincinnati Football
Cincinnati AP report says University of Cincinnati head football coach Chuck Studley seeks two new aides after Bob Miller resigns to coach at Campbell County Kentucky and Dick Anderson exits to La Grange Kentucky.
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Cincinnati
Chuck Studley
University of Cincinnati
Bob Miller
Dick Anderson
Anderson
la Grange
Miller
Campbell County
Nicklaus Leads Palmer In Desert Inn Tournament
Jack Nicklaus shot a record under par 64 to lead Arnold Palmer by two strokes after the first round of the $60,000 Tournament of Champions at Desert Inn Country Club Las Vegas. Palmer opened 34-30 64, while Gary Player noted Nicklaus's power and accuracy. Several others broke par including Bill Collins 67 and a group at 70.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Palmer
Arnold
Arnnie
Desert Inn Country Club
South Africa
Gary Player
Bill Collins
Miami
Fla
Bill Casper
Bo Wininger
Johnny Pott
Doug Sanders
Doug Ford
Jacky Cupit
Lionel Hebert
Gardner Dickinson
Jerry Barber
Bowling scores and honor roll from area leagues
A detailed list of bowlers with individual game and series scores across multiple lanes and clubs. The compilation names players such as Ruppert, Palmer, Eisele, Compton, Frisbie, Johnson, Shafer, Bottles, Bryant, Longian, Thiel, Stump, Gunderson, Whitman, Marts, and others, plus triplicate entries and sponsor-like lines from local businesses and season-long standings.
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Rupe Ruppert
Phil Palmer
Don Eisele
Carl Compton
Jack Frisbie
Red Johnson
Walt Shafer
Bob Bottles
Jim Bryant
Mag Longian
June Thiel
Ben Stump
Gerry Gunderson
Bonnie Pruett
Thelma Sherman
Letha Jeroen
Rodney McGuire
Betty Jefferies
10 Golfers Out For Ladies Diary
A field of 40 golfers played the first Ladies Day at Brown's Run Country Club. Mrs. Victor Carpenter topped the gross prizes in the 18 hole event with 60s, while Mrs. Jay Terry and Mrs. Morris Smith won low net awards. In nine hole play first flight, Mrs. Eugene Turner had low gross 61 and Mrs. Roscoe Rider low net 44, with second flight prizes to Mrs. Thomas Tuttle and Mrs. Paul Pardonner.
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Brown's Run Country Club
Los Gross
Victor Carpenter
Jay Terry
Morris Smith
Carpenter
James Sawyer
George Brecht
Robert Nelson
Eugene Turner
Low Gross
Roscoe Rider
Thomas Tuttle
Ow Gross
Paul ‘Pardonner
Wildwood Junior High Golf Team Dominates Talawanda
The Wildwood Golf Club junior high squad defeated Talawanda Junior High in Oxford yesterday by 15 to 1. Barry Cohen led scoring with four points, while Chick Fraunfelter Greg Patrick and Walt Mischley Jr. added three points each.
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Wildwood Golf Club
Talawanda Junior High
Oxford
Barry Cohen
Chick Fraunfelter
Greg Patrick
Walt Mischley Jr
Musial Ties Ruth Record with Three-Run Double
Stan Musial and the St Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 5 to 4 as Musial's three-run second clutch hit tied Babe Ruth for the all time extra-base hit mark at 1556. Whitey Ford pitched the Yankees past the Angels 7 to 4 in his first complete game of the season. A Washington rookie, John B Kennedy, hit 302 with 72 RBIs for Raleigh in the Class B Carolina League last year.
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Stan Musial
Cardinals
Babe Ruth
Chicago Cubs
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Kennedy
Washington
Senators
John B. Kennedy
Raleich
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Fred Lewis
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Calif
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Jamaica
Lin
Lee Carr
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Jose Edson Jorge
Uncle Sam
Ralph Boston
Eleanor Montgomery
Cleveland
Estelle Baskerville
Canada
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Middies, Monroe
N. Col. Hill
Timmers
Wells
Melchiorre
Mason Om MD
Conley
Adams
Fox
Lichtenbergh
Jayne
Clingner
Ferrell
Fiahle
Weikel
Ward
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Steadman
Fistridge
Snyder
Scheper
Chalfin
Turner
Coln
Lennie
Fel
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August Dineer
Vinson
Moore
Hardy
Kindred
Chafin
Imhoff
Clements
Hamilton Garfield
Wassell
Pierson
Curry
Tankersley
Marcus
Hounshel
Hutchenson
Hayes
Burnett
Parkas
Eckhardt
Weiss
Ako
Graham
Bryant
Palio
Wheicholler
Salyers
Slough
Nerenberg
Staton
Gardner ‘Ri
Woon
Roosevel
Cohen
Lewis
Zecher
Dowery
McIntosh
Sorrell
Madison Cops
West Middletown
Mad
Cal
Chis
Torr Reiowt H Eeees
Irenches
Mestevin
Lue
Ree
Inge
Dre
Wwe
Hack
Ket
Vershi
Ize
Teddies Cup
Safety League
Willard Wright
Studley
Sports Bowl
Dave Finkelman
Hudepohl
Otis
Bang's Vending
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Carling’s
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Bill Hill Bondsman
Parrott
Allen
Davidson
McCoy
Cohen Bros
Naegele Auer
Wilson's
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Nat'l Bank
Valley Kitchen
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Rod, Johnson's Dee
Montgomery Ward
Barnitz
Raymond Bay
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Ing
Texaen
Mary Vitori's
Gorman Ins
Berns’ Green
A&a TV
Trenton Bakery
Doerman
Meadow
Aeronca
Manpower Inc
R & D Shell E
Neal's
Blatz
Buckeye Paper
Tyler Const
D. B. Trk
Fiter
Laynecrest Lanes
W. T Grant
Meeker & Meek
Er Ins
House of Drugs
Franklin Flower
Ind. Towel
Texas Eastern
Beatty
D. Price
Wilson
Wildwood
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Channel 5
Golden Hudepohl
Hamilton Dist. CO
Hamilton
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Ste Lea
Geance
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