Scores Shaping Softball Tilts Across Leagues in Local Parks
High scoring action Thursday at Goldman Park and in the MIAC and ARMCO leagues featured multiple big innings and key homers. United Baptist won 13-2 behind Don Johnson’s five trips, while Tytus Ave. edged Maus Town 14-10 and Trenton Nazarene beat St. Pauls 12-11. Raymond Bay led a 13-8 win, Aeronca routed Miami Cabinet 31-4, and General Office edged Power 3-1 in a defensive MIAC slate. In ARMCO, No. 2 Open Hearth beat Blast Furnace 10-6 as Pipe Shop topped Coating 8-3.
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Goldman Park
Gardner Diamond
First Methodist
Peasttown
Tytus Ave
Wilson
Trenton Nazarene
Ernie Sangster
Clarence Lane
United Baptist
Don Johnson
ARMCO
Coast Guard Puts Carb On Boat Races
The Coast Guard opposes a boat racing event planned for September 13 on the Newport Kentucky waterfront by the Northern Ken tuckty Boating Club. Cmdr John Roberts cites heavy marine traffic and bridges as a risk while Donald Koehler defends the choice as a way to attract a large crowd and make it a major annual sporting event.
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Ohio River
Newport
Northern Kentuckty Boating Club
Cmdr
John Roberts
Cincinnati Coast Guard Office
Cincinnati
Donald Koehler
Kentucky
No Man’s Land
Ohio Fishing At Its Best
Ohio Division of Wildlife reports angling at its high point with streams and lakes in good condition across the state. Local anglers in Columbus and surrounding areas are encouraged to take advantage of prime fishing conditions.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Young Miss Is Weight Lifter Contests Fitness Role
Columbus report highlights Seyearald Dover Young a nurse at a children's hospital who lifts weights under coach Jack Toler each day since last June She also plays badminton volleyball basketball and calisthenics to help other women stay fit at the East Side gym.
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Columbus, Ohio
Reghday
Seyearald Dover Young
Jack Toler
Children's Hospital
Miss Y
ASA Tourney Meeting Slated In Hamilton
Hamilton report states a 6 30 p m meeting at the North End Field House for county slo pitch teams interested in the 1964 ASA County Tournament The meeting by County Commissioner Buehl Roach is the only native to attend There are Open Industrial and Girls divisions Open play begins June I n constrasting districts Three Open teams qualify for Springfield and two Industrial teams advance All Girls proceed to Cedarville for district competition
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Hamilton
North End
ASA
Buehl Roach
Springfield
Cedarville
UC Drops Role As Loop Leader
In Kansas City AP reports Cincinnati lost the Missouri Valley Conference air sports championship by three points to Wichita. Both schools previously led tied for the football title while Wichita also tied for the basketball and swimming titles.
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Kansas City
University of Cincinnati
Wichita
Cincinnati
Springboro Football Off To Corny Start
Springboro Boosters raise funds for a 1964 football season by selling sweet corn planted on land donated by John Fish. Principal Don Bolton received a $3,000 contribution after two benefit basketball games and other events. No tax money used for the fund. more projects planned to reach the goal before 1964-65.
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Springboro
Springboro High
Roosters
John Fish
Armco Association Opens Par 3 Course Saturday
The Armco Association dedicates a new par three golf layout valued at $50,000 with William Verity, vice president and general manager of Armco Division, presiding. Also attending are Brookes D. Billman, Don Holstein, and Gordon Aldridge at the Middletown event.
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William Verity
Armco
Association
Brookes D. Billman
Don Holstein
Middletown Works
Gordon Aldridge
Jessen 7 Under Par Leads Civitan Open First Round
Ruth Jessen shot a seven under par 64 for a Dallas Civitan Open first round lead. Her 64 ties an all time record, aided by tee marker movement that trimmed the Glen Lakes course to 5,996 yards. Mickey Wright and Judy Torluemke followed with 70s and 67s respectively as the tourney heads into round two. Johnny Dee to coach Notre Dame basketball next season.
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Dallas
Ruth Jessen
Glen Lakes Country Club
Ladies
PGA
Patty Berg
Richmond
Calif
Miss Jessen
Mickey Wright
Civitan
Judy Torluemke
Carol Mann
Louise Suggs
Three Way Deadlock At Brown's Run
A Brown's Run Country Club 16 hole ladies day event produced a three way tie for low gross in the first flight with Mrs. Owen Combs Mrs. Robert Eaton and Mrs. Victor Carpenter all shooting 88. Eaton earned the low net with a 17 handicap. Second flight low gross went to Mrs. Elmoe Crouch with 97 and low net to Mrs. Harry Bedford with 74. Third flight winners were Mrs. James Snyder for low gross at 107 and Mrs. W. T. Thorn for low net at 80. Fifty five golfers competed in nine hole play with a special event won by Carpenter Crouch and Sawyer for drives within a 15 foot circle on the par three 15th.
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Low Gross
Owen Combs
Robert Eaton
Victor Carpenter
Brown's Run Country Club
Eaton
Elmoe Crouch
Harry Bedford
James Snyder
W. T. Thorn
Carpenter
Crouch
James Sawyer
WBC to Admit New York State Boxing Commission
A World Boxing Council official said New York State boxing officials are likely to gain full membership at the next convention in Vienna this September. The decision follows past opposition arguing New York should be represented by the World Boxing Association.
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Mexico City
New York State Boxing Commission
World Boxing Council
Council
Vienna
New York Commission
World Boxing Association
New York
United States
B Flight Best Scores At Forest Hills Ladies Day
Mrs. Dick Brandenburg led Flight B with a 4 percent score while Mrs. Tom Wiley shot a 5 for best gross in Flight A and Mrs. Frank Troutvine posted a 5 in Flight C. Net scores saw Mrs. Bob Eaton at 30 in Flight B, with Mrs. John T. Anderson 33 in A and Mrs. Bob Kilburn M in C. Thirty one golfers competed and Mrs. Wendel Voss received a special prize.
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Dick Brandenburg
Forest Hills Country Club
Tom Wiley
Frank Troutvine
Bob Eaton
John T. Anderson
Bob Kilburn
Wendel Voss
Gulfstream Park Trainers Lead 1964 Meet Winners List
Joe Pierce Sr led Gulfstream Park trainers with 20 winners at the 1964 meeting, Arnold Winick had 18, and Bud Lepman 13.
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Joe Pierce Sr
Gulfstream Park
Arnold Winick
Bud Lepman
Duden Leads Memph is Open With Five Under Start
MEMPHIS AP Bob Duden, veteran from Portland, Oregon, shot 68 with a double eagle and five birdies to lead the Mem is Open after the first round at Colonial Country Club. Arnold Palmer and others are within a stroke at 67, while Nicklaus carded 73. The event offers 7,500 to the winner after the cuts.
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Memphis
Bob Duden
Portland
Ore
Duden
Weling G
Geendi Seis
Arnold Palmer
Gene Littler
Gay Brewer
Paul Bondeson
Bruce Devlin
Mason Rudolph
Doug Sanders
Tony Lema
Jack Nicklaus
Colonial Country Club
Kelso Set To Open 1964 With Los Angeles Handicap Start
Mighty Kelso, four time Horse of the Year, begins 1964 in the $50,000 Los Angeles Handicap at Hollywood Park seeking tuneup for the $100,000 Californian. He carries 130 pounds with Milo Valenzuela riding, faces Cyrano, Admiral's Voyage and others after a 58 second five furlong workout.
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Associated Press
Kelso
Los Angeles
Round Table
Hollywood Park
Richard duPont
Bohemia
Cyrano
Mr. Consistency
Mustard Plaster
Mongo
Washington, D.C
Rivero Fights Giardello Again In Non-Title Rematch
Argentine middleweight king Rocky Rivero gets a second chance to beat world champion Joey Giardello in a 10 round non-title bout on ABC. The first meeting ended in a split decision for Giardello by a single point. Giardello, 33, stands 92-22-7 while Rivero, 27, is 41-10-1.
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Cleveland
Rocky Rivero
Joey Giardello
ABC
Giardello
Rivera
Mobile detective describes mullet strike and black eye
Mobile city detective Charley Nall says a mullet leaped from Chalacoochee Bay and struck him in the face while he drove Sunday. He shows a black eye as proof of the unlikely bite sized hit story.
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile City
Charley Nall
Chalacoochee Bay
Lebanon Raceway Winners and Entries Across Nine Races
Results list from Lebanon Raceway covering nine races with winners in trot and pace classes. Notable names include Sister Lind, Miss True Cash, Tammy Sue, Van Win, Key Sign, Nancy Sayre, Waterbug, Santa Direct, Clipper Brooks, and Taylor's Way among others, with multiple odds and times noted for each race.
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Pace —Vanwin
Lavender Gene
Royal Heritage
Pace — Keysign
Miss Dandy Grattan
Mark Mee- Klye
Nancy Sayre
Spencer Colby
Duchess Lee
Waterbug
Mamie Jean
Abbe Mighty Boy
Santa Direct
Johnnie W. Wilson
Henry Blackstone
Edgerly Chosen Captain Of Three Colgate Teams
Hamilton New York AP versatile Brian Edgerly will captain three Colgate teams in 1964 65 as a junior from Longmeadow Massachusetts He was elected captain of the 1965 baseball team and named co captain of the fall soccer squad plus assistant captain of the hockey team.
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Hamilton
N.Y
Brian Edgerly
Colgate University
Edgerly
Longmeadow
Mass
Hastings coach Tom McLaughlin dies at 51
Hastings College football coach and athletic director Tom McLaughlin, who served the college since 1949, died of a heart ailment. He suffered a severe attack while at the Drake Relays in Des Moines in April.
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Hastings
Neb
Tom McLaughlin
Hastings College
McLaughlin
Des Moines
Navy's football roster for next fall shows nine lettermen
Navy's 1 platoon two way unit will include nine lettermen next fall. The roster emphasizes experienced players stepping into multiple roles, signaling depth for the season ahead.
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Navy
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