Carlisle Finals Bid After 6-2 Victory Over Franklin Monroe
Carlisle Indians triumph 6-2 over Franklin Monroe to reach the Dayton Class A district final. Five-run fourth inning featured three straight bunt singles. all nine Carlisle hits were singles. Carl ise now 12-1-1. to face Bradford-Preble Shawnee winner for district title.
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Verona
Carlisle
Dayton
Indians
Franklin Monroe
Bob Wittenhagen
Dave Silvey
Gary Canterberry
Ricky Parr
Jim Day
Fran
Monroe
Wynn
White
Besecker
Booker
Purple Duo Advances to District Tennis Quarter-Finals
Mike Miller and Tom Harrison of Middletown High defeated Herb Lowitz and Mike Hirsch of Hamilton Taft yesterday to advance to the district tennis tournament quarter-finals. Harrison and Miller won in straight sets 6-1 and 6-3.
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Hamilton
Mike Miller
Tom Harrison
Middletown High
Herb Lowitz
Mike Hirsch
Hamilton Taft
Harrison
Miller
Taft
Pittsburgh Names Sullivan Coach For Expansion NHL Team
AP reports George Red Sullivan, veteran NHL player turned coach, named coach of Pittsburgh's expansion club and to start immediately, signing a three year contract. Sullivan will lead a league expansion draft to assemble a representative 20 player squad as general manager Jack Riley also takes charge.
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Pittsburgh
George
Red
Sullivan
Jack Riley
NHL
Boston
Chicago
New York
New York Rangers
Middletown Golf Team Dominated Tri Meet at Brown's Run
Middletown High, swept 0 by Madison and Fairfield in a tri match at Brown's Run yesterday, both teams winning 9-0 while Madison and Fairfield tied 45-45. Tim Bales and Greg Patrick led Middletown with 38s for medalist honors. Bales posted 38 (2, 2) and Patrick 38 (2, 2) with Greene 42.
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Middletown High
Madison
Fairfield
Brown
Tim Bales
Greg Patrick
Middies
Middletown
Bales
Patrick
Greene
Rossi Elected Loop President
Fenwick High athletic director and head basketball coach John Butch Rossi was elected president of the Mid Miami League for the coming season at a Frischs meeting last night. Harlan Smith of Lebanon was chosen vice president and Jim Hartman of Lakota was named secretary treasurer. Lakota and Madison High were formally accepted into the league.
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Fenwick High
John “Butch” Rossi
Frisch
Harlan Smith
Lebanon
Jim Hartman
Lakota
Madison High
Keith Johnson Dominates in Lakota Victory Over Madison
Keith Johnson of Lakota shutout Madison on two hits yesterday and scored the winning run. He doubled in the fourth, later driven in by Perking on a second double, and tripled to spark another Lakota run. Johnson fanned 10 Madison batters for his third win without a loss as Lakota edged Madison 2 to 0.
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Westchester
Keith Johnson
Lakota
Madison
Johnson
Perking
Thunderbird
Birnkraft
Schenck
Mather
Hamilton Raceway Results and Lakota golf loss recap
Hamilton Raceway results list each race winner and times from race one through nine with payoffs and times. The Lakota high golf team lost to Lebanon 11-1 in season play, with Randy Compton shooting 41 medalist as Lebanon totaled 170 to Lakota 189.
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Pace
Rich Way
Star
Shady Boy
Ear Rudy
Direct Ensign
Stoney Key
Will Bell
Pace—Stamp Holder
Don H. Volo
Pat Norris
Hamilton
Lebanon High
Lakota
Elk’s Country Club
Lebanon
Thunderbirds
Randy Compton
Cooke
Hammiel
Brant
Satchell
Hawks Sweep Freshman Track Meet at Madison
Madison High swept seven of 13 firsts and added three seconds to win the Invitational Freshman Track Meet. The Mohawks scored 74 points to 40 for Mason, Lakota was third with 32, Springboro 29 and Monroe 2. Mike Wells led Madison with wins in the 220 and 880. Dave Perotti of Lakota also won twice in the 50-yard dash and broad jump.
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Madison High
Mason
Lakota
Springboro
Monroe
Mike Wells
Madison
Dave Perotti
Race Card Highlights Multiple Pace and Trot Events
A dense list of nine races outlines pacing and trotting entrants with horse names and owners or riders. Each race features a mix of noted horses such as Ruth Ann Abbe, Spunky Wilson, and Demon Jane, along with various handlers and sponsors, across a sequence of pace and trot events.
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Gaye Brewer
Manning
Mighty Scotch
Carpenter
Ruth Ann Abbe
McConnaughey
Galophone Lang
Alice's
Champ
Champion
Dgewood Champ
Hiteman
Spunky Wilson
Kinnett
C. E
Sammy
Miller
Pace
Marion Star
Wilkin
Mildred Gold
Peter
Blarney Girl
Roughton
Star Chief Co
Clark
Flaming Jet
Samples
Sue Jack
Schuesser
Kerr
Foist
Vidal Dartney
Boy Lee
Morgan
Tesa Brewer
Sowash
Empatie
Owens
Promoter Boy
Halford
Duke
Minda
Hurley
Lady Arong
Taylor
Myrtle
Rankin
Dunny
TBA
al Martin
Farrington
No. 13
Albertson
Sizzle
Hallie
Stephenson
Alvin
Dowell
Chalidale Ron
Williams
Frisky Cash
Bowling Callahan, Curry Ford win Cellar-Dweller tourney
Callahan Construction, a men’s team from the Sportsmen’s League, and Curry Ford, a women’s team from the Welcome Wagon League, clinched first at the Sports Bowl Cellar-Dweller Tournament. Callahan posted 3,023 behind Bill Seay’s 549. Curry totaled 2,798 with Jerry Frye leading a 386 series. Jim Mallett spared the 7-10 split during the event. HONOR ROLL Don Hamilton 697 Tex Williams 637 Paul Girard 604 Ella Lou Isbel 503.
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Callahan Construction
Curry Ford
Callahan
Bill Seay
Jerry Frye
Curry
Jim Mallett
Don Hamilton
Tex Williams
Paul Girard
Ella Lou Isbel
Champion Dog Magic Wins Westminster Best in Show
Zeloy Mooremaides Magic the wire haired fox terrier won best in show at Westminster’s 90th show in Madison Square Garden. Imported from England three years ago by Walter G. Baker of Pebble Beach California, she claimed her eighth best in show award after 33 group victories. Known as Biddy, she was the first wire haired fox terrier to win the top prize since 1946's Heathersington Model Rhythm.
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New York
A(p
Zeloy
Mooremaides Magic
Madison Square Garden
England
Walter G. Baker
Pebble Beach
Calif
Biddy
Hetherington
Rhythm
Las Vegas bout ends in points for Clark
Larry Clark of Las Vegas wins a boxing decision over Sactianes of Dallas after a bout in Las Vegas, outpointing 141 to 140.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Larry ‘Clark
Sactianes
Dallas
Tex
McElreath Sets Fast Practice Speed at Indy 500
Arlington racer Jim McElreath posted the top speed at 165.899 mph during practice for the Memorial Day Indianapolis 500 ahead of 18 cars qualifying. Pole winner Mario Andretti led the field on qualifying day as rookies Dickson, Marietta, Reigel, and Yarborough finished their tests. Other entries raced to speeds near 160 mph as crews fine tuned machines for the final two days of qualifying.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jim McElreath
Arlington
Tex
McElreath
Mario Andretti
Larry Dickson
Marietta
Ohio
Red Reigel
Leesport
Lee Roy Yarborough
Jacksonville
Fla
Dickson
Skitch Henderson Joins Indy 500 Pit Crew
New York AP report notes Skitch Henderson, longtime band leader and motorsport enthusiast, will work as a pit crew member for Roger Ward at the Indianapolis 500. He aims to observe the race from the pits after years as a racing and musical figure, recalling the 1964 crash that nearly pushed him from racing.
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New York
Henderson
United States
Roger Ward
Len Sutton
Eddie Sachs
Dave MacDonald
Whitt Auto Edges Eagles in Federal League thriller
Whitt Auto beat the Eagles 9 8 after a fifth inning homer and a third inning tie. Patterson and Baty fueled the rally as Tri- Whitt Auto took the lead and held on at Goldman Park. Inland Container crushed Meadowlawn Cafe 18 5 while Amanda AC defeated Mid lunguished. The Dayton loop saw Armco Triangles win 8 5 over National Cash Register with Adkins and Patterson delivering key blows. Charles Moon hit two grand slams and East Processing rolled Coke Plant 23 6 in Armco Safety League. Transportation and Labor won 16 6 behind grand slams by Snow and Patterson.
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Baty
Patterson
Tri- Whitt Auto
Eagles
Goldman Park
Inland Container
Meadowlawn Cafe
Amanda AC
Mid
Meadowlawn
Inland
Brewer
Butch Stevens
Amanda
Frisch
Jone
The
Journal
Armco Triangles
National Cash Register
Dayton Industrial Athletic Association
Rod Adkins
Warren Patterson
Armco
Dayton
Adkins
Charles Moon
East Processing
Coke Plant
Transportation and Labor No
Mets
Cold Strip
Snow and
Transportation and Labor
Ed Huber
Wilsmans Opens Franklin Open League with Win Over Toolcraft
Franklin Wilsman's Trucking defeated Toolcraft of Dayton 20 to 9 in the opening game. Lead off batter Gene Branham led the attack with four hits and four runs scored. Skeeter Payne added three hits and four runs.
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Franklin
Wilsman
Trucking
Toolcraft
Dayton
Gene Branham
Truckers
Skeeter Payne
Johannesburg stoppage sparks bantam and heavyweight notes
Johnny Wood of South Africa stopped Joseph Shabtai in the bantamweights as Manny Elias of Phoenix outpointed Manny Berrios of Mexico. Manuel Ramos of Mexico stopped Archie Ray of Phoenix in the heavyweight bout.
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Johannesburg
South Afririca
Johnny Wood
South Africa
Joseph Shabtai
Israel
Phoenix
Ariz
Manny Elias
Manny Berrios
Mexico
Manuel Ramos
Archie Ray
Stanley Byrd Remains Undefeated In Drag Racing
Stanley Byrd of Middletown extended his unblemished record by winning all three runs in a challenge at the Tri-State Drag Strip near Hamilton. His Plymouth clocked a best time of 10.8 seconds at 134 mph against Frank Boggess of Charleston, West Virginia, with a York, Pennsylvania event set for next weekend.
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Stanley Byrd
Middletown
Plymouth
York
Byrd
Frank Boggess
Charleston
W. Va
Tri- State
Hamilton
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