Fenwick Wins Regionals Classic Behind Agoston Pitching
Fenwick defeats Versailles 2-0 in Class A District finals sending the Falcons to the Regional semi final versus Lincoln Heights at the University of Dayton. Lou Agoston fanned 10, improving to 7-0 while allowing two hits and an earned run in 49 innings. Smokey O’Neil and John Spellmire drove in the runs, with O’Neil singling and Spellmire doubling to pace the offense.
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Tomemory Journal
Germantown
Fenwick
Lou Agoston
Versailles
Falcons
Fred Nori
Cincinnati
Lincoln Heights
University of Dayton
Falcon
Tiger
Kevin Poeppelman
Agoston
Dave Agoston
John Spellmire
Smokey O'Neil
Spellmire
Dave Schlater
Tom Vernon
O’neil
Danny Jurkowitz
Lou
Spelmire
Poeppelman
John Brill
Brill
Ingram Stymies Trenton For GOC Victory
Rick Ingram pitched a one hit shutout and drove in two runs as Seven Mile High beat Trenton 3-0 in a Southwestern Ohio Conference game. The junior righthander allowed a fourth inning single, struck out five, and walked four to lift the Spartans to 6-6 on the season and 3-4 in SCC.
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Trenton
Rick Ingram
Seven Mile High
Ohio
Ingram
Trojans
Spartans
Leahy’s Notre Dame Teams Compile 87-11-9 Record
During 11 years as football coach at Notre Dame Frank Leahy led teams to an 87 win 11 losses 9 draws in major college football.
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Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
Purple Adds Net Third Loop Title
The Middletown Middies clinched the Greater Miami Conference tennis crown with a 5-0 victory over Hamilton Taft at Jacot Park. Singles winners included Ballard, Terry, and Phillips, while Rice Nein and Myers Williams plus Myers and Williams won doubles matches.
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Middletown Middies
Greater Miami
Hamilton Taft
Jacot Park
Emile Griffith Advances Toward Nino Benvenuti Title Fight
Emile Griffith defeated Stan Hayward by a decisive 12 round decision at Madison Square Garden to earn a shot at Nino Benvenuti. Benvenuti, watching from ringside, indicated a likely September bout in New York. Griffith overcame an early challenge and a cut on Hayward to dominate the latter rounds as 8,126 fans generated gate of $39,509.
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Nino Benvenuti
Italy
Nin
Emile Griffith
Benvenuti
Griffith
Stan
Hayward
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
Arthur Merzante
Tony Castellano
Johnny Dran
Associated Press
Grossinger
N.Y
the Garden
Dick Tiger
Biafra
Archie Bell Tops Readmond Meet In Cincinnati Track
Archie Bell of Bell High won the bread jump at the Erle Readmond Memorial Track meet in Cincinnati. He edged Jim Lanier by under an inch with 21 feet 6 34 inches. Steve Fenton pole vaulted 12 9 for runner up, while Dave Fleetwood placed fourth in the 180 yard low hurdles.
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Cincinnati
Middletown High
Archie Bell
Erle Readmond
Bell
Shade Hughes
Jim Lanier
Steve Fenton
Dave Fleetwood
Lebanon
Gregg Testerman
Gary Cameron
Talawanda
Testerman
Shet
Derrick Dickey
Purcell
Becker
Hamilton Taft
Ezra Heard
Coke Plant Wins Twice in Armco League Action
Coke Plant erupted for four runs in the seventh to beat AACP 16 13 after a 10 run sixth inning gave AACP a late lead. Flick homered twice, Nuss homered once, Pennington had three hits. Craus, Hayden, Abney also contributed for Coke Plant. Hamilton Blast Furnace edged Electric Shop 11 6 as J Kallick had four hits and R Angel three. Huddleson homered for Electric Shop. Coke Plant then defeated Masonry 18 8 with Helton Ewen each four hits and Nuss three as Coke Plant led 16 2 after five innings. The teams combined for 33 hits.
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AACP
Armco
Coke Plant
Flick
Nuss
Pennington
Craus
Hayden
Abney
Hamilton Blast Furnace
Electric Shop
J. Kallick
R. Angel
Winers
Huddleson
Masonry
Helton
Ewen
Key Titles Are Decided in Local Leagues
Heber Jones Oldsmobile won the Eastern Lancs Industrial League title after a rolloff last night finishing with 2 651 total on scores of 887 879 and 885. Runner-up UPP AF of L CIO totaled 2 532. Parrot Restaurant won the Businessmen's League title in a rolloff over the Eagles scoring 2 731 on games of 856 966 and 909.
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Heber
Lebanon Raceway Card Highlights Mixed Pace and Trot Results
Detailed results from Lebanon Raceway feature nine races with winners and payoffs for each event. Notable entries include Rock Tag, General Scot, Lusty Prudent, Pat's Pal, Lutie's Time, Ohio's Gene, April's Dream, Carey's Dream, and Shanty's Boy with multiple entries listed in the daily double and entries sections.
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Rock Tag
Virgne
Hava
Pace General Scot
Dynamic Lady
Ivy Star
Lusty Prudent
Prince del Direct
O Me Home
Star Face
H. W. Pride
Pace
Ohio
Gene
Michie Pointer
Pace April
Dream
Ichi Ben
Prince Hopeful
Pace Carey
Pat Hand
Ruth's Lad
Shanty’s Boy
Buddy Donlin
Hi Lo
Flagg
Hornets Rally Past Mason Golfers in Narrow Victory
MASON Monroe High golfers defeated Mason 171 to 173 at Western Row. B Beckowski and T Beckowski each shot 42, Fowles 42, Miltenberger 45 guiding the Hornets to their seventh win of the season and seventh in nine matches. Mason’s Winston 45 and Fox 45 paced their effort.
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Monroe High
Bob
Ted Beckowski
Pat Fowles
Western Row
Hornets
Monroe
B. Beckowski
T. Beckowski
Miltenberger
Fowles
Winston
Thompson
Wagner
Fox
Knights of Columbus Win In Federal League Clash
The Knights of Columbus edged Yankee Road Church of God 6-5 in Federal League play. Armco Triangles crushed Rose Bowen Realty 22-0 with Wills delivering three homers and a triple. The Rebels spanked Wienemann 13-2 as Harrison, Conley and Jackson each had three hits. Thompson Supply beat Whitt Auto 16-9 behind Day three doubles and Taylor two triples.
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Church of God
K of C
Armco Triangles
Rose Bowen Realty
Rebel
Wienemann
Thompson Supply
Whitt Auto
Wills
Triangles
Buehner
Snowden
Cope
Spade
Flick
Bowen Realty
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T. Esposito
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Jackson
Harrisons
Taylor
Day
Thompson
Whitt
Meyer
Cousy Assistant Takes New Post
Gerry Friel who worked as an assistant to Bob Cousy at Boston College for three years becomes the new head basketball coach at the University of New Hampshire. Friel, a former Oswego State star, left BC after Cousy resigned recently.
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Durham
N.H
Gerry Friel
Bob Cousy
Boston College
University of New Hampshire
Friel
Oswego State
Cousy
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