Glenville Sets Sights On State Track Title
Glenville, the strongest contender, seeks the Class AA crown as Ohio scholastic track champs reach final day. Dunbar relies on Craig Wallace to challenge in sprints and hurdles while De Porres and Fairport Harbor vie in Class A. Notable marks include Lenkaitis winning discus and Michiellig, Steele, and Miller earning top events in small schools.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Glenville
Dayton Dunbar
Chalfin Faces Singles Rival in Ohio Tennis Semis
Ohio's 45th high school tennis championships enter semifinals as 1963 doubles champs Paul Mitchell and Mike Jeffries of Worthington advance past Springfield and Dayton Chaminade. Bazzie Pierce of Dayton Oakwood defeats Ken Schwartz and Sparky Snyder to reach the singles semis alongside Kent Chalfin Randy Wertz and Steve Modell. Doubles teams Mansfield Euclid Springfield North still alive in semis.
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Paul Mitchell
Mike Jeffries
Worthington
Springfield
Dayton
Chaminade
Gem City
Bazzie Pierce
Oakwood
Upper Arlington
Tom Mansfield
Ken Schwartz
Toledo
Rogers
Sparky Snyder
Middletown
Pierce
Kent Chalfin
Randy Wertz
Devilhill
Steve Modell
Beavercreek
Mansfield
Euclid
Springfield North
Dragons Cinch In Golf Action
Kettering Fairmont West defending champ breezes to lead after opening round of the 38th Ohio high school golf tourney. The quartet, all under 80 on OSU Scarlet course, card a 307 to hold a 10 stroke edge over Findlay and 11 over Barberton Norton.
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Columbus
Ohio
Kettering Fairmont West
Kettering
Ohio State University
Findlay
Barberton Norton
Benedictine And Lima In Finals In Ohio Baseball
Cleveland Benedictine edged Dayton Chaminade 83 to advance to the Class AA final against Lima Senior, while Liberty Union and North Central reached the Class A final after Liberty Union beat Northwestern 83 and North Central shut out New Lebanon Dixie 60. Cleveland notes include a separate boxing-like line about Joey Giardello.
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Ohio
Cleveland Benedictine
Lima
Liberty Union
Fairfield County
North Central
Williams County
Benedictine Lima
Ohio State
Liberty Union-North Central
Dayton Chaminade
Lancaster
Northwestern
New Lebanon Dixie
Records Likely Fall As MAC Meet Concludes At Miami
at Oxford Ohio bids for more conference marks as the 18th annual Mid American Conference golf tennis and track meet ends at Miami University. Western Michigan’s Jim Vogler set a 440 yard hurdles record with 53.7 seconds. Ohio University’s Bill Taraschke retained the discus title at 151 feet 3 inches. Ohio led golf at the halfway point, Bowling Green held the tennis edge.
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Ohio
Miami University
Jim Vogler
Western Michigan
Broncos
Bill Taraschke
Ohio University
Ohio U
Bowling Green
Nine Near Top State Nine Near Top
CHICAGO AP Big Ten baseball race narrows with Michigan and Minnesota at 9-3, Ohio State 9-4. Doubleheaders send Wisconsin to Minnesota and others to their designated opponents. Ohio State’s 4th inning rally beats Michigan 4-2 behind Arnie Chenko and Ken Hay five-hitter. Minnesota tops Northwestern 3-0 as Dick Mielke secures seventh win. Illinois beats Purdue 6-1 for first Big Ten win in 13 games. Visintin defeats Leveque 15-5 to win European junior middleweight title.
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Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan State
Northwestern
Iowa
Purdue
Illinois
Arnie Chenko
Ken Hay
Burger Rally Edges Gene's Cafe In Extra Rally
Burger rallied in the last of the seventh to defeat Gene's Cafe 8-7 in the Friday Open League at Barnitz Field yesterday. Uleman tied the game with a single and George Payne's triple plated the winning run as an error prevented the third out. In other Friday play Meadowlawn Church of God beat Springboro EUB 12-9 at Goldman Park. Crawford Street Church of God 13-11 over First EUB. Mayfield Cumberland 12-3 over Yankee Road Church of God. Rufus St. Church of God 13-1 over Grace Baptist after a late rally. Crystal Tissue defeated Magnode 9-7 in a MIAC Blue makeup game with Beacher Noble and Cecil Taylor contributing key hits.
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Gene
Uleman
George Payne
Goldman Park
Meadowlawn Church of God
Springboro
EUB
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Mayfield Cumberland
Yankee Road Church of God
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Day
Hale
Dan Baty
Bob Baty
Crawford
Rufus
Rufus St
Crystal Tissue
Gardner Diamond
Beacher Noble
Cecil Taylor
Casper Takes a Second Round Lead in Memphis Open
Billy Casper fired seven under par to lead the $50,000 Memphis Open by two strokes at 132 after Friday's round. He used his wedges brilliantly, made seven one putts, and capped with a 90 foot eagle chip on 18. Tony Lema and Mike Souchak trail at 134, with Arnold Palmer hampered by a double bogey.
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Memphis
Billy Casper
California
Casper
Tony Lema
Mike Souchak
Lema
Souchak
Doug Sanders
Gene Littler
David Boies
Sanders
Littler
Boies
Bob Duden
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Colonial Country Club
Two Schools Put Seven in Finals at Ohio Conference
Delaware Ohio AP Mount Union and Akron held seven finalists each as the 61st Ohio Conference track meet moved into final events after Friday's five events. Larry Graves of Mount Union won the broad jump with a 22 foot 11 inch leap.
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Youngstown South
Strongsville
Merlyn Michiellig
Tontogany Otsego
Richard Steele
Newton Falls Braceville
David Miller
Georgetown
Delaware
Ohio
Mount Union
Akron
Baldwin W.fied
Ohio Wesleyan
Larry Graves
Lebanon Raceway First Race Results and Miscambled Notes
Race results from Lebanon Raceway list winners and payoffs for each event from the first through ninth races with times and double. Numerous typos and garbled names appear in later lines, but the early results show Smokey, Will Oliver, Bell Hudson, Brink of Time, Abbes Dream, Proter re, Fav or Hanover among others with their placements and payout figures.
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White Tassel
Sally Zoe
Will Oliver
Kazoo Pat
Braden Mite
Bell Hudson
Flying Ruby
Winning Hand
Pace
Brink of
Volo Bill
Glamours Son
Abbes Dream
el Dora Pal
Terna
Wright Haunts Dallas Leaders Trails By One
Ruth Jessen led the Dallas Civitan Open into the third round at Glen Lakes CC, but Mickey Wright loomed as golf’s greatest winner. Jessen shot 73 after a triple bogey on 15, leaving her with 137 for 36 holes while Wright carded 68 to sit one behind at 138, ahead of Louise Suggs who also shot 68.
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Ruth Jessen
Mickey Wright
Glenn Lakes Country Club
Miss Wright
Miss Jessen
Texas Sun
Louise Suggs
Civitan
Garfield Wins Gray Olympics at Roosevelt Field
Garfield captures first annual Gray Olympics with 43 points led by Howard Jones in the 50 yard dash Kirby Edwards in the 100 yard dash Rocky Irwin in the 40 yard dash Stanley Vincent in the broad jump and Garfield relay teams in the 440 and 80 yard events Garfield also wins the traveling trophy Jefferson runner up with 18 points Amanda third with 15 and Sherman fourth with three points.
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Jefferson
Amanda
Sherman
Howard Jones
Kirby Edwards
Rocky Irwin
Stanley Vincent
Ellsworth Sells The Scoundrel
Inglewood California AP Rex Ellsworth owner sells The Scoundrel a 3 year old chestnut who was second in the Preakness to Kjell Qvalle of San Francisco for about 500000 dollars. The deal was closed at Hollywood Park. The Scoundrel will train at Garden State Park New Jersey for the Jersey Derby.
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Calif
Rex Ellsworth
Kjell Qvalle
San Francisco
Hollywood Park
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Qvalle
Garden State Park
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Luukonen Retains European Bantamweight Title
Risto Luukonen of Finland outpointed Pierre Vetroff of France over 15 rounds to defend the European bantamweight championship in Helsinki.
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Risto Luukonen
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Ladies Day Idle Weekends Spark Sporty Weekday Plans
A brief item notes plans for Sunday fashion and weekday sports appeal. It suggests a balanced program with a casual Sunday feel and more active weekday events aimed at active women. The piece emphasizes style and sport in a light, community tone.
Major League Leaders in National League Batting and Stats
Major League Leaders list top NL performers by batting average at 60 at bats led by Mays at .405 and Williams at .393. Also included are runs by Mays and Allen, RBIs by Mays, hits by Clemente and Mays, and other leaders in doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, with pitching leaders including Gibson Farrel and Marichal.
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San Francisco
Williams Chicago
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Philadelphia
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Pittsburgh
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St. Louis
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Torre
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New York
Santo
Banks
Clemens
Howard
Los Angeles
American League Batting and Pitching Leaders Snipples
Key AL batting leaders include Oliva Minnesota .392 and Colavito Kansas City with 12 homers. Other top marks feature Bressoud Boston 4 doubles, Killebrew Minnesota 11 homers, and Aparicio Baltimore stealing 5 bases. Pitching mentions Pizar Chicago 3 decisions with 1.000, and Kralick Cleveland 40 1.000 along with Penn Kansas City 51 strikeouts.
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Penn
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Harbaugh Named Eaton Grid Coach
Eaton Ohio AP Jack A Harbaugh former Perrysburg High School backfield coach has been hired as Eaton High School head football coach He comes from Canton and previously assisted there He is a Bowling Green State University graduate planning to pursue a master’s degree this summer
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Ohio
Jack A. Harbaugh
Perrysburg High School
Eaton High School
Seraburg
Canton
Bowling Green State University
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