Unorthodox Sanders Leads Colonial at Fort Worth
Doug Sanders shot a 67 to take a one shot lead at the Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth. Bill Collins posted 68 after a hot sixth hole, while Don January withdrew for twice misplayed ball, leaving a crowded field including Nicklaus, Boros, Lema, and Palmer in contention.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Doug Sanders
Don January
January
Sanders
Bill Collins
Grossinger
N.Y
Covery
Julius Boros
Collins
Erry Barber
Bob Rosburg
Jack Nicklaus
Bruce Crampton
Gardner Dickinson Jr
Phil Rodgers
Tony Lema
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Spring Sports Purple Netters Advance in Cincinnati Meet
Middle town tennis players reach the third round with doubles wins by Scott Nein Jan Keuthan and by Kyr Chelfin Sparky Snyder advancing after byes. Bruce Lennis dominates Beattie 6 0 6 0 and a later 24 7 5 97 victory. scattered results highlight the district tennis action alongside baseball playoff play with Sycamore, Colerain, and Seven Mile advancing.
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Cincinnati
Middletown
Kent Chalfin
Sparky Snyder
Cincinnati Hughes
Scott Nein
Jan Keuthan
Harrison
Bruce Lennis
George Beattie
St. Bernard
Hal Reams
Wyoming
Steve Kunz
Brown
Hamilton
Garfield
Triangles Blank Foe In Opener
Armco Triangles shutout K L Trenton Shell 5-0 at Barnitz Field. Armco Center beat Magnode 7-2 while David L. Smith Construction forfeited to Bailey's. Monsanto defeated Eastern Lancs 6-2 with three third inning runs. Home runs by Nicholson Stone and Sherron paced Armco Center. Powers hit a three run homer for Monsanto. In Church League at Goldman Park St Pauls trimmed First Baptist 25-15. Meadowlawn Church of God beat Trenton Nazarene 22-9. Tytus Avenue Church of God defeated First Methodist 18-9. Smithson belted three home runs with a double and two singles. Friday Open and Friday Church Leagues start tonight with several 6:10 pm and 8 pm games across Barnitz Field and Goldman Park.
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Inland Container
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Knights of Columbus
J J
EUB
Crawford St
Church of God
Cumberland Presbyterian
Grace Baptist
Rufus St
Peasttown
Tigers Defeat Orioles In 1962 Season 16-Game Sweep
The Detroit Tigers beat the Baltimore Orioles 16 times in 1962, eight wins at home in Detroit and eight on the road in Baltimore, reflecting a dominant series performance for the season.
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Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit
Baltimore
Safety League Closees Week Two In East Side Diamonds
The Arm co Safety League at East Side Diamonds saw three close results. No 2 Open Hearth beat Cold Strip 8 6 as Jones and Kelly homered. Coating edged Transportation and Labor 12 9. Power defeated Pipe Shop 8 5. J B Reffitt hit a go ahead three run homer in the seventh to keep Coating unbeaten. Tom Spade drove in five for Power with two homers.
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Armco Safety League
East Side Diamonds
Open Hearth
Cold Strip
Coating
Transportation and Labor
East Side Office
Blast Furnace
J. B. Reffitt
Jones
Kelly
Tom Spade
Power
Pipe Shop
Middies Top Garfield to A 8-6 Victory
Middletown Highs Middies beat Hamilton Garfield 8 to 6 as Clarence Lane hit a two run homer in the sixth after Bob Scott tripled and John Bradley added a single Bradley also tripled and Dave Brown doubled giving Middies a 5-5 tie before the sixth inning surge. The Middies face Hamilton Catholic next.
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Hamilton
Middletown High
Middies
Hamilton Garfield
Clarence Lane
Bob Scott
John Bradley
Bradley
Dave Brown
Hamilton Catholic
Middletown
H. Garfield
Barnes
Hopkins
Brown
Garland
Doaks
Wirbel
Bippus
Lebanon Raceway Results Show Wide Field of Winners
Harness action across nine races at Lebanon Raceway with winners and payoffs listed for each event. Notable results include Roslyn's First in race one at 6.60 and Light Foot Lady in race three at 7.00, plus multiple placers and times for each trot and pace.
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Jay Scott
Caroline
Josesdale On Trust
Hal Clay
Brown G
Ada Marie
Red Ko Fan
Keokuk
Little Babetta
Jesta
Busymite
Franklin High dominates Mid- Miami League golf at Franklin
Franklin High cruised to 311 to win the Mid- Miami League at Franklin Golf Course. Stebbins was runner up at 336, with Monroe 356 and Lebanon 363. Hal Ward led Franklin with 74 while listed scores show Ward 74 and other players named.
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Franklin
Franklin High
Franklin Golf Course
Stebbins
Monroe
Lebanon
Hal Ward
McKinley Cops lth Straight Track Win at Amanda
McKinley Junior High won its fourth straight track meet defeating Amanda Junior High 70 to 39 at Amanda. Thompson led the Big Red with three first places and a 19 ft 9% inch jump, the meet’s best individual effort.
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McKinley Junior High
Amanda Junior High
Amanda
Thompson
Beatty and Grelle Run at Coliseum Relays
Jim Beatty and Jim Grelle will compete in the 5 000 meter and mile runs against New Zealanders Murray Halberg and Peter Snell at the Coliseum Relays on May 17.
Gordie Howe Wins Hart Trophy Sixth Time
Detroit stars Gordie Howe earned the Hart Trophy for a sixth time as the NHL's Most Valuable Player. Howe totaled 111 season points with 38 goals and 86 points in the scoring race, surpassing Stan Mikita's 54 points. The Floral Sask. native, 35, also set a league record with 1,202 career points in 17 seasons.
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Detroit
Gordie Howe
National Hockey League
Howe
Chicago
Stan Mikita
Floral
Sask
Maurice Rachird
More Racing Dates Sought for Columbus and Akron Tracks
Ohio racing officials ask the Senate State Government Committee to amend a House bill to lift the 44 day limit for tracks in small counties or with multiple tracks. Simon P. Dunkle of the Ohio Thoroughbred Racing Association cites River Downs Cincinnati as precedent for two 44 day meets to compete with Michigan.
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Ohio
Senate State Government
Akron
Simon P. Dunkle
Ohio Thoroughbred Racing Association
Dunkle
River Downs
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Michigan
Combs Tops Lady Golfers in Brown's Run Event
Mrs. Owen Combs led with an 89 to win low gross and first flight in the ladies play at Brown's Run Country Club. Low net in first flight tied between Mrs. Victor Carpenter and Mrs. Jack Barnes at 79. second flight low gross went to Mrs. D M. Yost with 108 and third flight to Mrs. Morris Smith with 105. First flight nine hole prizes went to Mrs. Roscoe Rider and Mrs. Ralph Wright for low gross and low net respectively. Second flight low in season’s second day included Mrs. McKnight Kinne and Mrs. Pardonner. Field included 47 golfers.
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Owen Combs
Brown's Run Country Club
Victor Carpenter
Jack Barnes
D M. Yost
Morris Smith
John Bauer
Mike Graney
Roscoe Rider
Ralph Wright
McKnight Kinne
Paul Pardonner
Leighton Captures Low Gross In Forest Hills Ladies Day
Mrs Leighton won low gross in A Flight at Forest Hills Country Club Ladies Day with a 44. Frank Buchanan led low net at 35. B Flight saw George R Bingham top gross and Jack Christy top net with 38. C Flight Loren Pratt led low with 58 and Russell Nicols low net 39. Cecil Runyan had fewest putts.
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Les Leighton
Forest Hills Country Club
Frank Buchanan
George R. Bingham
Jack Christy
Loren Pratt
Russell Nicols
Cecil Runyan
Philadelphia Bout Ends In Outpoint Victory
Jimmy Hair ston, at 155 pounds, from Philadelphia, loses outpointed by Joe Washington, 160 pounds, in a closely fought match. Washington gains the decision as the crowd witnesses a spirited display in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy Hairston
Joe Washington
Bowling PH Honor Roll and League Scores
A listing of bowling honor roll members with individual game and series scores. Teams from Inter-Church and Eastern Lanes show match results and several league standings across multiple bowling clubs including Meadow Gold Doellmann's and Tyler Construction.
Amanda Junior High Girls Tennis Beat Monroe 4-1
Amanda Wins Amanda Junior High girls tennis evened their season at 2-2 with a 4-1 victory over Monroe. They claimed two singles wins and both doubles matches.
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Amanda Junior High
Monroe
Amanda
Boxing Bout Notes Worcester Card Then Doylestown Provi-dence
In Worcester Massachusetts Billy Anderson 139 pounds from Doylestown Pennsylvania out pointed Dick French 139 pounds from Providence 10 rounds.
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Worcester
Mass
Billy Anderson
Doylestown
Dick French
Providence
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