Hot Strip Team Wins Handicap Pin Title at Ohio Bowling Tourney
Middletown hosts the 60th Ohio Men’s Bowling Association Tournament next year as Armco Hot Strip claims the handicap team event with 3,280, beating 76 teams. Bargain City Marion’s Coraty Rambler led weekend actual totals at 3,276, five pins behind the new state record.
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Ray Hill
Paul Price
Columbus
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Marysville
Ladies Day Quip Spurs Claiming Race Banter
A jovial one horse owner jokes he would rather have his wife present than his horse while promoting a claiming race. The remark sparks lighthearted chatter among attendees at the event.
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Rankings show Covington and Alou atop batting with 50 at bats averages. Aaron leads in runs with 30 tied by Flood. Fairly and Covington lead RBIs with 27 and 26 respectively. pitching leaders include Simmons 5 0 and O Dell 4 0.
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Hoffman Best Half Miler Hoffmann Best Half Miler
Oregon State star Norm Hoffman impressed at the West Coast Relays in Fresno. He anchored the Beavers to a 2 mile relay meet record with 1 49.9 for a half mile and then matched a meet record in the distance medley after a 2 55.7 three quarters of a mile effort. Hoffman already led U S collegians with an 880 yard time of 1 49.5.
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Mexico City match ends in a draw
In Mexico City, Jaime Perez and Louis Gonzalez each claimed 110 percent effort in a closely contested bout. Officials noted a scoring edge for Perez, but the result reflected a spirited duel between two standout Mexican competitors.
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Mexico City
Louis Gonzalez
Mexico
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Orting pitcher extends no hit streak in 18 0 win
Southpaw Bill Hobert a sophomore, tossed 25 hitless innings Friday as Orting High School defeated King's Garden High 18-0. It marked his fourth straight no hit victory and keeps Orting undefeated in 34 games. Hobert and Gary Schoenbachler have combined for no hit doubleheaders with seven inning first games and five inning second games.
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Orting High School
King’s Garden High
Tacoma
Hobert
Gary Schoenbachler
Rosewall Tops Laver Again In Pro Tennis Playoff
In New Haven, Ken Rosewall defeated Rod Laver for the third straight time and moved to a 7-3 lead in the $35,000 prize playoff series, Sunday night.
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New Haven, Conn
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Boros Sprints to Colonial Title Defying Big Three
Julius Boros ignored the Big Three and won the Colonial national invitation by four strokes at Fort Worth. He finished at 279 with a 71 final round, earning $12,000 as Gary Player surged late for runner-up with 283. Jack Nicklaus 284, Arnold Palmer 290.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Julius Boros
Big Mid Pines
N.C
Boros
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Palmer Has Real Excuse For Poor Colonial Showing
Arnold Palmer, a member of golf’s Big Three, underwent minor surgery during the Colonial National Invitation. He carded 299 for 72 holes, the highest total since 1955, with the nature of the operation undisclosed but described as potentially handicap’ing for a golfer.
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Wildwood Club Handicap Meet Sees 74 Golfers Qualify
The Wildwood Club Handicap Championship field has 74 golfers as match play starts next weekend after weather cut the qualifiers. Sol Back led the low gross with 78, followed by Clayton Hollon and Bill Osborne at 81 and Bob McCandless with 82. Blind bogey honors went to Bob Hart and John Warner with 80. Will Wright shot 72 to lead Forest Hills Country Club, with Charles Rice 74 and Ewing Taulbee 75, then John Owens 76 and Bill Johnson 77. Arnold tied at 78.
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Ton Hollon
Bill Osborne
Bob McCandless
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John Warner
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Forest Hills ‘Country Club
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Ewing Taulbee
Bob Schiebert
John Owens
Bill Johnson
Arnold
Lebanon Raceway First Race Entries Trot
The Lebanon Raceway announced the entry lists for nine races with eight horses in each event. Notable runners include Trot entries Trot Mintie Hill Mi Chuck Dawn Champ and Miss Weda Jane, Pace entries Irish Queen's Mason Pez Pointer, and other named horses across all races.
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Farrington
Mi Chuck
Ewing
Jean Kaye Adam
Nixon
Dawn Champ
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Hi Babe Sayre
Sayre
Dutch Byrd
Lewter
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Foist
Demon Naylor
Boyer
Pace
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Queen's Mason
Rhodes
Pez Pointer
Therrell
Queen's Abbot
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Williams
Gall Way
Roberts
Euchre Dan
Owens
Terry Boy
Seewer
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Duke Mite
Gene Dickey
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Joe Direct
Tornado Kate
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Richard’s Pride
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Franklin E. Volo
Henman
Demon Diane
Fair Princess
Lokelani
Miss Weda Jane
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Mahlon
Jay Scott
Matthews
Tammy Sue
Bowen
Rip
Hypnotist Helps Ford Kick Habit
Whitey Ford reveals he visited a hypnotist Nat Fletchman at Grossinger's to quit smoking after the 1962 World Series. Ford says he quit the day after the Series and has not smoked since, attributing stamina gains to quitting and the hypnotic sessions.
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Lee Thomas drives Angels to 7 6 win in 12th
Lee Thomas doubled and tripled to drive in three runs including the winning run in the 12th as the Angels beat the White Sox 7 6 in the nightcap. Chicago won the opener 14 2. Jim Bouton pitched a two hit shutout in his first start of the season for a 2 0 Yankees win over the Orioles.
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Golf standings tie for first in blind bogey event
Gene Grine, Smith, and Tom Wiley tied for first in the blind bogey. Arnold Johnson Howard Hoff man and George Hoover also tied for first. Frank Troutvine placed second and Phil Shaeffer third.
Gonzalez Outpoints De Nucci in Boston Bout
Jose Gonzalez from Puerto Rico defeats Joe De Nucci of Boston by outpoint in a boxing match held in Boston. The bout lasted all scheduled rounds with Gonzalez earning the decision.
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Jose Gonzalez
Puerto Rico
Joe de Nucci
Middletown Ohio auction and civil service notices
Public sale of real estate in Butler County Ohio listed with Lot 13,216 and 14,217 at 3135 and 3119 Beatrice Drive Middletown with appraisals of 17000 and 11750 plus a second listing at 2195 Beatrice Drive. Civil service exam announced for Sewage Treatment Plant Operator in Middletown with details on eligibility, training, and salary.
Auction sale of Lot 57 in Keays Place subdivision
By order of the Butler County Common Pleas Court I will offer for sale publicly at the Hamilton Court House Ohio on Tuesday June 4 1963 between 10 11:90 AM Lot 57 Keays Place Subdivision Lemon Township Butler County known as 1200 Keave Ave Middletown Ohio assessed at 9900 dollars James F Hixon Sheriff Andrews Berridge Attorneys Terms cash sale notice Apr 29 May 4 13-2027
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Court of Common Press
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Court House
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Rt Common Pleas
Keays Place
Lemon Township
Keave Ave
Oro
James F. Hixon
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R. W Berridge
Middletown Civil Service to Hire Patrolman by Exam
Middletown Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive exam for Patrolman on Saturday May 75 196, at 9:00 AM in the City Building Auditorium. Applicants face tests including written, physical, fingerprinting, polygraph, and oral boards with a one year list validity. applications due May 14 1963.
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United States
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Servic
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