Sweeney Cards Ace At Wildwood
Sweeney, president of Wildwood Golf Course, recorded the course’s first hole in one of the season on the no 2 hole with a no 2 iron. He also tied for low gross with a 71, sharing top honors with Kent Little. Several others posted solid scores, including Shorty Wagner 73 and E B Siler 74, while Blind bogey went to W O Osborn Richard Hill and Walther with 76.
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Cliff Sweeney
Wildwood Golf Course
Sweeney
No. & Iron
Wildwood
Card
Kent Little
Shorty Wagner
E. B. Siler
Bob McCandless
Sol Back
John Wolner
Charles Walsh
Dave Whisler
Harlan Romans
Bus Farmer
Ed Christman
Osborn
Richard Hill
Walher
Hal Barry
Fred Ruther
Dave Woodward
Romans
Farmer
Lebanon Raceway Entries First Race Trot Detail
Entries listed for Lebanon Raceway races with a long slate of horse names owners and riders across nine races. The readable portions name horses such as My Champ Direct Beam tamor Duchess Gay Damon Cole Miss Dale Wyn and more with multiple jockeys and breeders across each event.
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Champ
Ferguson
Christy
Vole
Horner
Tamor
Matthews
Josedele Gay
Barres
Approval
Appleate
Tammy Sue
Bowen
Vicking
MecConnaughey
Pare
Rounder
Bookmyer
Clancy
McConnaugrey
Hi Speed
Reach
Iosedale
Tao Barnes Franklin
Volo
Denny
Duchess Gay
Harris
Damon Cole
Mardy
Pin Tourney Nearing End
In Zanesville Ohio AP report powerhouses from Cleveland excel as the 1962 Ohio State Bowling Association tournament enters its penultimate weekend. The Buddy Simon Sign Co team posted a 3168 in the five-man event, surpassing Hudepoh Beer of Cincinnati’s 3124. Al Thompson of Cleveland led all events with 2083 pinfall. Bob Sorenson of Port Clinton briefly led all-events at 1968 before Ott Markulis of Akron challenged.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Cleveland
Ohio State Bowling Association
Buddy Simon Sign Co
Hudepoh Beer of
Cincinnat
al Thompson
Bob Sorenson
Port Clinton
Ott Markulis
Akron
Thompson
Collins bid for springs double fails in Sudden death
HOT SPRINGS Ark AP Al Johnston of Montreal Canada won a sudden death playoff with a seven foot birdie putt on the second hole to deny Bill Collins of Miami Fla a two time Hot Springs Open title Collins shot a final round 68 and tied Collins missed a five foot eagle opportunity on the 18th Johnston a Scotsman now playing on the PGA circuit moved ahead from two strokes back to force the playoff last year's winner Doug Sanders finished 18th joint with Buster Cupit in 278.
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Hot Springs. Ark
al Johnston
Montreal
Canada
Bill Collins
Johnston
Collins
Miami
Fla
Scotland
Golfers’ Association
Doug Sanders
Ojai
Calif
Buster Cupit
Fort Smith
Ark
Farkas Second In Pin Tourney at Muncie Classic
Marcie Farkas placed second in the Tommy Graves single classic at Muncie Indiana this weekend with a 1289 total handicap. She had a 106 spins handicap and a 618 in the first series. Sue Van Deusen of Muncie led the tourney with a 128, as 27 players competed in National League games during 191, a figure likely rising to 359 in 1962 with 10 circuit teams.
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Marcie Farkas
Tommy Graves
Muncie
Indiana
Farkas
Middletown
Crossword Puzzle Answers Clue List and Clues
Readable crossword puzzle clues including ancient companion, Apollo’s mother, bodily, Italian noble family, lyric poem, musical marking, palm leaf, violin type, Indian weight, thoroughly inculcate, drugged, Letvia native, Rhine tributary, sandy tract, German city, abandons, primary color, conversed, Ohio college town, networks, anger, surrender, panda, warehouse, Italian commune, portico, streets, salary, vertical clues across and down with related hints and answers noted.
Findlay sprinter Odell Barry ties world 220-yard record
Odell Barry, a Toledo native and Findlay College sophomore, reportedly equalled the world record in the 220-yard dash with 20 seconds at Mid-Ohio. Officials plan to submit the mark to NCAA and NATA though wind data was unavailable. Barry, 183 pounds, projects to race next at Air Ohio in Berea and an AAU meet in Dayton before pursuing Olympic goals.
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Ohio
Odell Barry
Little Findlayo!lege
Leially
Mid-Ohio
Harry
NCAA
NATA
Barry
Toledo
Farry
Air- Ohio
Berea
Dayton
Hawks To Hold Night Track Meet Under Lights
Madison Township High will host its first night track meet tomorrow evening under lights at 3 45 p m. Field events lead off with seven mile and New Miami also taking part as Mohawk athletes compete in the event set to spotlight the night schedule.
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Madison Township High
Seven Mile
New Miami
Boxing Probe Opens Today
A New York legislative committee investigating boxing opened public hearings today prompted by Benny Paret’s death. The widow of the slain welterweight champion may testify as the panel probes safety measures and boxing associations’ links to questionable figures. The panel could pursue laws to outlaw boxing in the state.
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New York
King
Benny
Kid) Paret
Emile Griffith
Bell departs Cincinnati for Milwaukee in Braves deal
Former Cincinnati Reds outfielder Gus Bell, recently with the New York Mets, is traded to the Milwaukee Braves. The move completes an earlier Mets exchange for slugger Frank Thomas, solidifying Milwaukee in a key setback for Cincinnati’s roster.
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Gun Pellormer
Cincinnat Reds
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
Milwauke Braves
Braves
Rell
Mets
Prank Thoman
Revolt Gains Backing for New Track and Field Federations
The NCAA inspired revolt against the AAU gained momentum as the Big Fight Conference joined and the Big Ten indicated plans to ignore AAU policies. Multiple conferences and groups including the Eastern College Athletic Conference and High School Federation back the move to form separate federations for track and field, basketball and gymnastics, with a July deadline for inclusion.
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Big Fight
Lawrence
Kan
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Lafayette
Ind
AAU Mets
AAU
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Southern
Ohio
National Junior College Athletic Association
Interstate Intercollegiate Athletic Association
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Michigan
High School Federation
Canada
Walter Byers
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Open Qualifiers Set To Tee Off In Cincinnati
A field of 33 golfers from Southwestern Ohio and Northern Kentucky will tee off today seeking nine berths at next month’s section qualifier for the National Open tournament.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Kentucky
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