Middletown Middies Win District Track Title Again
Middletown High dominates the district Class AA track meet in Hamilton winning 53 points, Princeton second with 24. Middies set four records and two ties, led by Bobby Joe Love 148 high hurdles and the 3:28.4 mile relay. Love and Rick Combs each win two events, earning regional bids.
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Hamilton
Middies
Princeton
Hamilton Garfield
Colerain
Bobby Joe Love
Middletown
Love
Rick Combs
Combs
Palmer’s Back Pain Pillars Open Leads Mystery At New Orleans
Bob Goalby shot 69 for 137 to seize sole lead after 36 holes in the Greater New Orleans Open. Arnold Palmer, hobbling after a back injury, posted 71 to 142 and faced today’s final rounds as the field narrowed from 88 to 70 plus ties. Jack Nicklaus was one stroke behind after a 69 as Coody, Lema, Beard and others hovered at 141–139.
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New Orleans
Bob Goalby
Lakewood Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Goalby
Illinois
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Nicklaus
Charles Coody
Tony Lema
Frank Beard
Lema
Beard
Harrott Henning
South Africa
Kel Nagle
Coody
Top AA Fuel Dragsters Clash At Kil-Kare
Two leading AA Fuels Tommy Ivo and Art Malone race at Kil-Kare Dragway in Xenia in a best two of three tonight as Saturday schedules replace prior nights. Gates open at 5 p.m for time trials with competition at 8 p.m.
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Xenia
Tommy Ivo
Art Malone
Kil- Kare
Kil-Kare
Springboro Cinder Champions Clinch District Title
Springboro High won the Class A District Tournament with four first places setting a district mile relay record of 3:34.1 for four runners David Fry Tim Kilpatrick Steve Kennedy and Scott Blackburn The Panthers also swept events with Mike Blevins taking shot put at 50 feet 102 inches Daryl Jackson high jump 5 feet 11 inches and Skip Manning winning high hurdles in 16.8 seconds.
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Mike Hudson
Hamilton Garfield
Love
Frank Nation
Monroe
Hornets
Bill Riggs
Nation
Kenny Cohen
The
Middies
Howard Diebel
Colerain
Cincinnati
Springboro High
Panthers
Dayton
David Fry
Tim Kilpatrick
Steve Kennedy
Scott Blackburn
Mike Blevins
Daryl Jackson
Skip Manning
Rochester Cups Calder Cup champions again
Rochester wins its second straight Calder Cup by beating the Cleveland Barons 4-2 in game seven. Goalie Bob Perreault starred with a 143 minute 25 second shutout stretch, including blanking Cleveland in the first and third periods of game six.
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Rochester
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Perreault
Cleveland Barons
Barons
Pro Football Father of the Year Named at Hall of Fame
Canton Ohio AP Bill Koman of the St Louis Cardinals was named Pro Football Father of the Year by the Pro Football Hall of Fame. He is the third recipient after Lou Groza of the Cleveland Browns and Pete Retzlaff of the Philadelphia Eagles. Koman, 6 2 240 pounds, lives with wife Joan in a St Louis suburb and has six children.
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Ohio
Bill Koman
St. Louis Cardinals
Koman
Lou Groza
Cleveland Browns
Pete Retzlaff
Philadelphia Eagles
Joan
St. Louis
Local boxing notes from Melbourne to San Francisco
Australian lightweight Lionel Rose 119 outpointed Gerry Stokes 119 in Melbourne. Johnny Bizarro Erie Pa outpointed Primus Williams Cincinnati 10. Gene Young Steubenville 122 outpointed Carmine Iacobucci Cincinnati 10. Charley Shippes Oakland 1462 outpointed Maruo Galvan Mexico City 10. Paulie Armstead San Francisco 144 outpointed Pula Serrano Mexico City 10.
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Lionel Rose
Gerry Stokes
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Johnny Bizzarro
Erie
Primus Williams
Gene Young
Steubenville
Ohio
Carmine Iacobucci
San Francisco
Charley Shippes
Oakland
Calif
Maruo Galvan
Mexico City
Paulie Armstead
Pula Serrano
Jim Ryun Tops Coliseum Relays in Two Mile Victory
Freshman Jim Ryun of Kansas won the two mile at the Coliseum Relays in 8:25.2, holding off Jim Grelle as Kipchoge Keino led early. The meet produced a world record and two American marks, including USC’s 7:17.4 for the two mile relay and John Tushaus’s 284 feet javelin. Randy Matson dominated the shot put with 69 1/2 feet, while Neil Steinhauer was close with 64 6.
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Jim Ryun
Kansas
Coliseum
Whch
Ryun
Jim Grelle
Kenya
Kipchoge Keino
Ryan
Grelle
Keino
Bob Schul
University of South California
Oklahoma State
John Tushaus
Arizona
al Contello
U.S Marines
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Oregon
Neil Steinhauer
Matson
Armco Teams Start Strong in DIAA Play
Armco clubs opened DIAA action with golf and softball wins. The golf squad beat Delco Moraine led by John Wayman and Dave Woodward while the Triangles sank Inland 14 to 9. In boxing, Ernesto Miranda of Argentina and Jose Gallos of Spain fought to a 10 10 bantamweight draw.
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Armco
Dayton Industrial Athletic Association
John Wayman
Dave Woodward
Carl Heffner
Bruce Bakjer
Estel White
Cliff Sweeney
Tom Elieff
Richard Moon
Delco Moraine
Triangles
Madrid
Ernesto Miranda
Argentina
Jose Gallos
Spain
Local Student In Kart Race At Purdue University
Jim Ginter of Middletown Ohio serves as crew chief for Cary Hall entry in the Ninth Annual Grand Prix Go-Kart Race at Purdue University. The 60 mile 125 lap event features the 4 fastest two cycle and six fastest four cycle karts from 59 entries. The race starts at 2 p.m. on the blacktop road course north of the football stadium.
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Lafayette
Ind
Jim Ginter
Illinois St
Middletown
Cary Hall
Purdue University
Crossword Clue Grid Fits Historic Puzzle Theme
A King Features Syndicate crossword from 1966 offers a dense horizontal list of clues with numbers 51 through 61 and multiple interwoven hints. Solvers chase synonyms and classic terms across fields for a complete grid.
Shur-Hooks Capture ABC Classic Team Title in Rochester
Ace Mitchell's Shur-Hooks of Akron Ohio won the American Bowling Congress tournament team division with a record six game total 6596. Glenn Allison led with a 751 series. team earnings reached 5000 with scores of 1138 1087 and 1132. Several 1964 Falstaff teammates competed amid sponsorship changes and a last minute substitution.
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N.Y
Ace Mitchell
Shur-Hooks
Akron
Ohio
Glenn Allison
Brea
Calif
Andy Marzich
Torrance
Dick Hoover
Les Sheissler
Denver
Colo
Billy Welu
St. Louis
Hoover
Marzich
Allison
Welu
Falstaff
Columbus Gal Is Back On Top In WIBC Singles
Columbus Gal Lucille Noe of Columbus Ohio moved to first in Division 1 Singles at the WIBC Tournament in New Orleans with 646. She previously set a 708 in 1956, as a steel buyer, and now leads with 187 average in her 19th WIBC event, edging Mary Plunkett of Buffalo who rolled 644.
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New Orleans
Lucille Noe
Columbus
Ohio
Young Winner Over Veteran in 19 Round Bantam Fight
Gene Young of Steubenville won a unanimous decision over veteran Carmine Iacobucci after a brutal 19 round bantamweight bout in Cincinnati. Iacobucci was knocked down twice and remained bruised, earning the crowd’s standing ovation as the event marked Cincinnati’s first such long bout in years. Johnny Bizzarro of Erie defeated Primus Williams of Cincinnati for the second time in two weeks, ahead of a lightweight title shot next month.
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Gene Young
Steubenville
Ohio
Carmine Iacobucci
Iacobucci
Johnny Bizzarro
Erie
Primus Williams
Bizzarro
Eric Tipton Coaches West Point Baseball and Football
Eric Tipton, former Cincinnati Reds outfielder, serves as coach for West Point baseball and the 150-pound football team, guiding cadet athletes in two sports at the academy.
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Eric Tipton
Cincinnati Reds
West Point
Pace Closes Lebanon Meet at $1500 Invitational Pace
Lebanon Raceway wraps up the meet with a $1500 purse the largest of the year drawing seven horses led by newcomer Bump Force making its Miami Valley debut. Veteran driver Bradley Farrington seeks a final spring win behind Hideaway Jones as the field includes Waterbug Irish T Fair Princess Flarefly and Rene Carpenter with times around 2:15. The card also lists results for fifth through ninth races with named horses and payouts.
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Lebanon Raceway
Bump Force
Miami Valley
Dick Hofstra
Doon
Bradley Farrington
Richwood
Hidelaway Jones
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Fair Princess
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Rene Carpenter
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Flash Me
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Mighty Doubtful
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Flashy Lady
Samples
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Stephenson
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Yogie
Josedale Jet Arrow
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Miller
Sunset Gail
Little Huffy
Norris
Double Song
Reese
King Royal
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Ferguson
Frederick
Flarestoner
Bethelen
Fortune
Harness Racing Daily Card With Track Bets
First race shows Nes ssey Abbe 8.60 5.40 3.20 Queen's Major 4.00 5.20 Har ry E 4.20 Time 2.19 Second race lists Roya Gold 7.80 3.80 3.80 Newton Betsy 8.00 5.80 Miss A Saundra Song 5.00 Time 2:18 Daily Double 59.00 Third race has Sin Clair Hanover 7.00 4.00 2.80 Ballard's Bomber 7.40 3.80 Winning Hand 2.80 Time 2:16 Fourth race shows William B. Scott 7.00 4.80 and incomplete payoff data
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Ballard
Bomber
William B. Scott
Fair Fishing Forecasted for Weekend in Ohio
The Ohio Division of Wildlife reports fair to good fishing this weekend as lakes and streams clear after rollers. Anglers may find crappies bluegills bass muskies and suckers in lakes with Cowan Rocky Fork Clark Stonelick and Spring Valley noted as good spots. Streams yield bass muskies suckers pikes and bluegills with Scioto Ohio Brush and White Oak creeks and the Little and Great Miami rivers highlighted.
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Ohio
Dvision of Wildlife
Cowan
Rocky Fork
Clark Stonelick
Spring Valley
Sciotos
Miami
Hawks add eight college players to NBA draft roster
St Louis Hawks pick up eight more players led by Nick Aloi of Bowling Green and Long Lynn of Wilberforce University as part of Friday draft additions.
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ST. Louis
Nick Aloi
Bowling Green
Long ‘Lynn
Wilberforce
Ohio
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Association
Race card listing multiple trotting paced events
First to ninth races list horse names drivers and associations with partial spellings and errors. The page presents a detailed program of horse race entrants for an event, with each race showing a lineup of horses and drivers, including several misspellings and garbled entries.
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