Ohio spring sports carnival opens at Ohio State Stadium
The 62nd annual track meet at Ohio Stadium starts with semifinals in seven events and finals Saturday. Top contenders include Bob Douglas and Joe Edmonds, Kennedy, and Upper Arlington in golf, with state meet stars from Dayton Roosevelt, Sandusky, and Cincinnati among hopefuls.
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Hal Paris
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Ohio Stadium
Cleveland Glenville
Cleveland
Kennedy
Lake City
Sandusky
Dayton Dunbar
Dayton Roosevelt
Upper Arlington
Montpelier
Cuyahoga Heights
West Muskingum
Sunbury
Big Walnut
Courtland Lakeview
Kent State
Bob Douglas
Joe Edmonds
Asbery Wilkerson
Mal Stoudenmire
Fighting Eagles
Mansfield
Duane Hill
Les Nagy
Niles McKinley
Larry Starks
Berea
Dave Rather
Kendall Eyes Upset Of Foster In TV Title Bout
Andy Kendall says odds mean nothing and predicts victory over Bob Foster in a 15 round title fight at the Eastern States Coliseum Saturday. The West Springfield challenger notes his past underdog wins and cites Foster’s height and reach as key factors in the bout. Kendall, ex Marine from Portland, claims he can beat Foster after watching footage of his fights with Tiger and Jones.
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Andy Kendall
West Springfield
Mass
Lght
Bob Foster
Eddie Jones
Las Vegas
Foster
Portland
Ore
Mann to Offend Louisville Bluegrass LPGA Field
Defining champion Carol Mann heads the field for the $15,000 Bluegrass Invitational LPGA Tournament which starts today in Louisville Kentucky.
Valley View, Carlisle Lead All-DSL Selections
Valley View places four players on the Dayton Suburban League all-league list while Carlisle nets three. Paul Byrd and Ralph Anderson, both unanimous picks, headline as catcher and pitcher with Combs and Moyer as top hurlers. Ted Sizemore backs as catcher. five outfielders named including Haslip Neal Wise Bunger and Sanger. infielders South Stayton Steward Kendric named from Carlisle National Trails Jefferson.
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Paul Byrd
Valley View
Ralph Anderson
Carlisle
Dayton
Loop
Combs
Preble Shawnee
Roger Moyer
Valley View i
Anderson
Ted Sizemore
Dixie
Greg Haslip
Jim Neal
Duane Wise
Larry Bunger
Twin Valley South
Mike Sanger
Greg South
Stayton
Steward
National Trails
Kendric
Jefferson
Lebanon Raceway First to Ninth Race Results Summary
Results from Lebanon Raceway list winners, placements and payouts across nine races, including Trot and Pace events. Notable bets include first race Siss Lady, second race Noble Land, and seventh race Brown Ranger with varied odds. time records range around 2:08 to 2:12. Entries section lists horses and handlers for each race, with multiple contenders per event.
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Tahiti Sweetie
Grand Hazel Volo
Pace
Chester Riddell
Dream Ava
Miss Susie Song
Joe Swing
Ensign Lea
Pace Edgewood Braden
Harold Adio
Dal Worthy
Pace Brown Ranger
Jean Harmony
Success Angel
Pace Warden Leo
Linda Ann Quick
Irish Kitty
Miss Duffy
Narssarssuak
Shirley’s Jet
Edgewood Valley
Little Det
Miss Deb
Lloyds Abbe
Little Orince
Pleasant St. Star
Cherrie Western
Wake Up
Beautiful Byrd
Wingait Jill
Reportrix
Royal Jackson
Cherry Tart
Rosy Cloud
Pearl W. H. D
Sandy
Shelly's Boy
Janey'’s Dream
Liberal Prince
Clever Marge
Petite’s Pride
Weet
Edgar Grattan
Huckleberry Boy
Marty's
Abbe's Dream
Prince Lenawee
High Will
Dean's Choice
Sue Jack
Calico Joe
Tina Demon
Fall of Pompay
Jeff K
Wi Babe Sayre
Pat Hand
Doug's
Stardust Tass
Shanty
Ohio
Gene
Edgewood Sam
Lon Meadows
My Third Angel
June
Flying Gemini
Shadyside Bill
Chevyl Fedor
Princess Byrd
Gay Leo
Amour Song
Our Merry
Cheekie Vic
Darnamite
April A
Virgne
Roscoe
Victory Row
Mudge
Tommy
Miss Famous Song
Hanover
Pace — Malted
Jane Lind
Freight Train
Miss War Lady
Carey's Dream
Ginger G
Scot Gataphone
Metropolis
Flashy
Jan
Miss Royal Ann
Frisky Dee
Hoosier Joe
Myrt
Stewart Scot
Miss Mary M
Flying Aces
Valley View bats power victory over Dixie in league game
In NEW LEBANON Valley View forged a 14 to 2 win over Dixie in a Dayton Suburban League clash. Roger Moyer allowed two hits while Paul Byrd drove in the go ahead run and scored. Byrd had three of Valley View eight hits as the team moved to 19 31 on the year and fifth in nine league games.
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New Lebanon
Roger Moyer
Paul Byrd
Valley View
Dixie
Dayton
V-View
Moyer
Askins
Byrd
McKinney
T. Sizemore
Crystal Tissue
Diamond National
Cruse
Diamond
Pate
Bill Stratton
Aeronca
Harding Jones
Harding
Square D
Raymond Bay
Stan Ball
Ed Hill
Steve Buress
Hill
Joe
Hornets Netters In 14th Win
Monroe Highs tennis team won its 7th yesterday beating Talawanda 4-1 in a contest at Monroe. Singles results include Ramey def Butscher 6-4 2-6 6-4 and Switzer def Brenneman 6-0 6-4. Doubles saw Whelpton-Derry beat Berni-Messinger 6-2 6-3.
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Monroe High
Talawanda
Monroe
Lakota High
Ramey (M
Butscher
Switzer
Brenneman
Neu (M
J. Baer
Franklin High Wins Mid-Miami League Golf Title
Franklin High defeated Monroe High 164 to 170 at Wildwood to seize the Mid-Miami League championship. John Small led Franklin with a 39 and earned medalist honors, as teammates Farmer 42, O Neal 42, Emrick 41 helped reach the 164 total. Monroe's B Beckowski 41, T Beckowski 42, Fowles 44, Miltenberger 43 totaled 170.
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Franklin
John Small
Franklin High
Monroe High
Wildwood
Small
Farmer
O’neal
Emrick
Monroe
B. Beckowski
T. Beckowski
Fowles
Miltenberger
Scott's 89 Best At Forest Hills Ladies Day
Forest Hills Ladies Day golf yielded Scott's 89 as low gross in Flight A with 89. Alma Taulbee had the low net 68. Flight B leader Nellie Kilburn posted 105 gross while Hilda Trent had 76 net. Virginia Brown made 28 putts. Shirley Wenzel won 49 gross in Flight B. Helen Hoffman topped with 35 net, May Kerr 42 net second. Audrey Shull led Flight C with 62 gross Mandy Lorng had 56 net.
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Bonnie Scott
Forest Hills
Alma Taulbee
Nellie Kilburn
Hilda Trent
Virginia Brown
Shirley Wenzel
Helen Hoffman
May Kerr
Ruth Christy
Audrey Shull
Mandy Lorng
Carpenter tops Cham pionship Flight on Ladies Day at Brown's Run
Mrs. Vic Carpenter posted a 92 gross to win the Championship Flight during Ladies Day at Brown's Run. Low net in that flight was 75 by Mrs. Robert Eaton. In the first and second flights, Mrs. F William Barnes and Mrs. Charles Denny III led with gross scores of 105 and 99, while Mrs. W T Thorn and Mrs. Lars Larson posted low nets of 86 and 81. Mrs. James Shull had the fewest putts on the 18 hole rounds with 31.
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Vic Carpenter
Brown's
Robert Eaton
F. William Barnes
Charles Denny III
W. T. Thorn
Lars Larson
James Shull
Snyder Named New Greenfield High Basketball Coach
Samuel Snyder has been named head basketball coach at Greenfield High School in Ohio. He succeeds Paul Hager, who will remain on as a teacher after stepping from the coaching role.
Morton Powers leads Ohio Bell rout with three homers
John Morton slugged three home runs and drove in nine as Ohio Bell hammered Miami Carey 31 to 6 at Goldman Park. Morton, at shortstop, added a double. Jerry Margerum earned the win. Jim Reiffitt homered for Miami Carey.
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John Morton
Ohio Bell
Miami Carey
Goldman Park
Morton
Jerry Margerum
Jim Reiffitt
Berry Bengals Sixth Pick Signs With Bengals
Royce Berry the Bengals sixth draft pick signed with Cincinnati and will be tried as a linebacker. The 243 pound defender played defensive end and linebacker for the University of Houston, joining the team to bolster the defense.
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Cincinnati
Royce Berry
Cincinnati Bengals
Berry
Johnson, Craft and Flannery
Ise
University of Houston
Jockeys Boycott Thistledown Race Card
In Cleveland Ohio members of the National Jockeys Guild refused to ride at Thistledown but nine race events proceeded. The boycott targets a 60 day suspension of Danny Weiler by the Ohio Racing Commission after an altercation with steward Pete Battle. Eleven guild members did not report to the jockeys room, while rides were handled by non-members and licensed volunteers.
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Cleveland, Ohio
National Jockey’s Guild
Jockeys
Danny Weiler
Ohio Racing Commission
Thistledown
Pete Battle
Battle
Joe Servis
Guild
Jockeys’ Room
Son-Guild
Nevele Romeo Pacing Threat at Roosevelt Raceway
Del Insko, harness racing’s top driver, aims to upset in the $93,098 Realization Pace at Roosevelt Raceway with Nevele Romeo driven by Billy Haughton. The 4 year old posted a 2:02 mile test in a prep race, leading from start to finish in a 11-16 mile event, as Insko seeks the big win.
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Westbury
N.Y
del Insko
Nevele Romeo
Roosevelt Raceway
Impresium
Billy Sively
Wilson Rehired By Dayton Gems
Larry Wilson signed a new one year contract as player coach of the Dayton Gems at age thirty nine. He will add duties previously handled by Sonny Tate who left to join the Cincinnati Reds. Wilson plans to stay in Dayton this summer and start selling advertising for the 1969 70 season while Gems aim for more success after last season’s Turner Cup run.
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Dan Zoeller
Bethel
Rich Benning
Yellow Springs
Olden Wallace
Dayton Roosevelt
Cincinnati Couurier Tech
Reg McAfee
Bexley
Bruce Legg
Dennis Dickie
Upper Arlington
Bob Binns
Cleveland
John Days
Netter
John Peckssamp
Cincinnati
Purcell
Ottawa Hills
Craig Burkhart
John Buckey
Arlington
Lanny Senn
Doug Sheffield
Tom Castor
Ashland
Dayton
Larry Wilson
Dayton Gems
Wilson
Gems
Jack Walker
Lefty McFadden
Kincardine
Ont
Sonny Tate
Cincinnati Reds
Larry
Walker
McFadden
International Hockey League
Toledo
Montreal
Quebec
Yesterday's Stars in MLB: Comer rallies Seattle past Washington
Wayne Comer slugged a two run double and a three run homer while Seattle defeated Washington 7 to 6. Fergusor Jenkins tossed a four hitter and seven strikeouts guiding the Cubs to a 30 victory over Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Wayne Comer
Pilots
Seattle
Washington
Fergusor Jenkins
Cubs
Chicago
Los Angeles
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Steve Groves
Lancaster
Tom Hass
Wickliffe
Jay Moffitt
Akron Firestone
Hamilton
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Vanaway
Lebanon
Hornets
P.M Brass Rail
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Parkway
Scott
Mrs. Carpenter
Morton Powers
Morgan
Diamond Fibre
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Jim Gates
Armstrong
Moore
Tom Portsmouth
Zincgrip
Armco Park
Portsmouth
Ron Griffith
John Kraft
Bob Rawlins
Steelers
Hot Strip
George Fields
Gene Gibbs
Cold Mill
Jim Kelly
George Cline
Kelly
Cline
Bengals
Fred Parello
Life Ceurenchem
Bien
Whitewall
America
Cooper Tires
Howe
North Verity Pkwy
Middletown, Ohio
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