Local track regionals produce several state qualifiers
In Dayton area action at Welco Stadium, Silar of Fenwick led high jump and special hurdles while three area athletes earned state bids. Franklin's Wolfin and Lakota's Chatbarger posted regional marks in AA events, with Springboro and Middletown Hill notable outcomes as Middletown missed advancing for the first time in six years. Roosevelt, Springfield South lead AA qualifiers.
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Falcons
Shurdler
Miletown
Welco Stadium
Includin Fenwick High
Ian Silar
Mehe
Barger
Carlisle
Jerry
Taylor
Springboro
Ron Stephens
Wolfininch
Bob Chatbarger
Franklin
Gary Wolfin
Middletown HiLl
Columbus
Dayton Roosevelt
Springfield South
Zenia Wilson
District Tennis Semifinals Set After Lopsided Wins
Hamilton Middletown doubles Tim Harrison and P D Ballard reached the semifinals with 6 0 6 0 and 6 1 6 1 victories over St Bernard's Bob Morel Mike Watson and Greenhills John Delle Jeff Kolb and Hamilton Taft Neil Dayton Toby Thompson. Madison's Steve Wood Danny Susong also advanced after 6 2 6 3 over Garfield.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Madison
Monroe
Tim Harrison
P. D. Ballard
Steve Wood
Danny Susong
Harrison
Ballard
St. Bernard
Bob Morel
Mike Watson
Greenhills
John Delle
Jeff Kolb
Hamilton Taft
Neil Dayton
Toby Thompson
Wood-Susong
Garfield
Lebanon
Sycamore
John Petrocy
Jeff Ramey
Petrocy
Wyoming
Jeff Harris
Scott Nein
David Rice
Bill Wather
Scott Anderson
Deer Park
Mike Morrissey
Don DeLaHunt
Dennis Messinger
Ron Bernie
Delle-Kolb
Mike Monroe
Mike Shepherd
Marlow
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Harris
Hasselbring
Angst
Mason
Bossert
Badin
Dieckmann
Wetz
Little Miami
Payne
Lakota
Young
Spiller
Princeton
Rolfes
Ramey
Rouster
Fenwick
Rhodes
Fairfield
Terry
Kennedy
Blevins
Luton
McCune Wyoming
Custer
Carmen
Crombie
Jolivette
Crotch
Meeks
Illig
Arnold
Derr
Talawanda
Buie
Myers
Cohen
Taft
Westrick
Rhodus
McCune
Badin Wins District Golf Title On Taft Course
Badin edged Taft 314 to 316 at Taft's Twin Run course to claim the district golf championship. Medalist Bob Mercer of Eaton won a sudden death playoff over Tom Steed at Taft. Eaton finished fifth as a team with 321. Middletown and Centerville tied for third at 320.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Badin
Hamilton Taft
Taft
Twin Run
Rams
Middletown
Centerville
Bob Mercer
Eaton
Tom Steed
Franklin
Little Miami
Miamisburg
Lebanon
Waynesville
Talawanda
Mason
Hamilton Garfield
Madison
Lakota
Fenwick
Springboro
Monroe
West Carrollton
Fairfield
Trenton
Germantown
Preble Shawnee
Kings
Big Ten track finals set as tossup among Buckeyes Badgers and Wolverines
In Minneapolis the Big Ten track and field championship remained undecided as finals approach. Michigan leads after two finals with 9 points followed by Illinois Wisconsin Indiana Minnesota and Ohio State. Wisconsin tops qualifiers for the day with 10, while Ohio State’s Ralph Marinello failed to place in the long jump finals. Ira Russell of Michigan won the long jump at 24-11¼ and James Brubaker of Illinois won the discus with 171-9.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio State
Ralph Marinello
Ira Russell
James Brubaker
Tony Piehowicz
Rain Stalls Regional Baseball Tilt at Soldier's Home Field
Germantown High and Anna settle their regional game after rain ends play in the first inning with Anna leading 4-1. The rematch resumes Monday at 10 30 with Germantown’s Roger Moyer pitching and Mike Sanger Mike Stiver and Mike Shock delivering Germantown’s only run. Massie defeated Upper Scioto Valley 4-2 before rain halted play and now faces the winner.
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Dayton
Germantown High
Soldier’s
Clinton Massie
Upper Scioto Valley
Germantown
Mike Sanger
Mike Stiver
Mike Shock
Roger Moyer
Massie
Bobcats Aim to Break MAC Track Championship Stranglehold
Ohio University led the MAC meet with 54 points as Western Michigan trailed with 42 and Miami Toledo each had 20. The two-time defending champion Miami and Broncos had dominated since 1948, but Ohio entered the final 15 events poised to challenge.
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Kent
Ohio
Ohio University
Miami
Western Michigan
Western
Broncos
Ohio U
Toledo
Lebanon Raceway Results Highlight Ten Races
Harness meet results show winners in ten races at Lebanon Raceway with winning times and payouts. Notable winners include Edgewood Valley, Viola's Dream, Irish Kitty, Carey's Dream, Buckeye Joe, Dust Free, Famous Mickey, Windy Mandy, R.M. Stone, and Freddy Thistle with respective post times and payoffs.
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Viola’s Dream
Naughty Widow
Cochina Doll
Irish Kitty
Sharon Irish
Rail Chief
Pace Carey's Dream
Fayette
Libbydale
Dan Pointer
Pace Famous Mickey
Cheekie Vie
Mostest Mite
Trot Windy Mandy
Steamin Missile
Lynn Lee
R.M. Stone
Roya Ranger
Queen's Lafayette
Freddy Thistle
My Jerry Hal
the Gaye Brewer
Romulus Hanover Wins Sullivan Pace at Yonkers
Romulus Hanover driven by Billy Haughton easily won the Ed Sullivan Pace at Yonkers Raceway, taking the $50,000 feature and extending Haughton’s sweep of two major harness races after his Hilltop Trot victory with Flamboyant.
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Associated Press
Yonkers
N.Y
Romulus Hanover
Ed Sullivan
Yonkers Raceway
Billy Haughton
Haughton
Tiant and Howard fall short of records in tense MLB night
Tiant's four straight shutouts and 41 scoreless innings end as Boog Powell's three run homer sparks Baltimore past Cleveland 6-2. Howard ties major league mark with eighth homer in five games and 15th of season as Washington leads late before Detroit beats the Senators 7-3. Nash loses no hit bid to McCraw who tripled and scored in White Sox 1-0 win over Oakland. Boston upends New York 6-4. Minnesota rain delays California game as Perry and Clark shine briefly. Record five straight shutouts pursuit ends with near miss.
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Associated Press
Luis Tiant
Frank Howard
Tom McCraw
Jim Nash
Tiant
Boog Powell
Baltimore
Cleveland
Howard
Washington
Detroit
Senators
Jim Northrup
Tom
Nash
McCraw
Chicago
Duane Josephson
White Sox
Oakland
Boston
New York
California
Minnesota
Twins
Jim Perry
Angels
Rickey Clark
Ohio Streams High And Raily Due To Rains
Ohio rivers remain elevated and roily after recent rains. The Division of Wildlife notes lakes and reservoirs hold good levels and offer excellent fishing, with state lakes like Buckeye Lake Cowan Lake Stonelick Lake and Rocky Fork Lake showing varied bass crappie bluegill and catfish activity and fair to good outlooks.
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Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Division of Wildlife
Buckeye Lake
Cowan Lake
Stonelick Lake
Rocky Fork Lake
Rain Shortens Two Church League Softball Games
Rain cut short action at Goldman Park as Faith Methodist beat Amanda Methodist 12 to 7 in six innings while Clayton St Church of God defeated First United Methodist 9 to 2 in five innings. Amanda scored all seven runs in the sixth. Faith Methodist plated in every inning and had four in the fourth. Clayton St opened with three runs and added six in the third. T Henderson and G Day each collected three hits.
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Goldman Park
Faith Methodist
Amanda Methodist
Clayton St. Church of God
First United Methodist
Amanda
Clayton St. Crew
T. Henderson
G. Day
Ex-Jet Don Hoovier Signs with Cincinnati Bengals
Free agent linebacker Don Skip Hoovier, a former Ohio University star, signs with the Cincinnati Bengals in the American Football League. The 25 year old was a sixth round pick by the New York Jets in 1965 but was cut during the exhibition season and spent that year on Houston's taxi squad.
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Cincinnati
Don
Hoovier
Ohio University
Cincinnati Bengals
New York Jets
Houston
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