Middies Take First Place In Readmond Meet
Middies win Readmond Memorial Invitational with 26 points as Indian Hill scores 19. The 880 yard relay team of Churchill Roberts Heard Turner captures its event. individual wins include Hurdler 120 yard highs 14.5 seconds and Melvin Powers long jump 21 feet 7.5 inches. Otis Turner takes third in 100 yards. 880 relay close to meet record. Junior varsity also strong with Coleman tie for first in 120 yard lows and other top finishes.
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Sycamore High
Greater Cincinnati
Greater Miami
Cincinnati Public League
Hamilton County
Middies
Indian Hill
Jim Churchill
William Roberts
Ezra Heard
Oug Turner
Darrell Bell
Middie
Columbus
Otis Turner
Jeff Hale
Middletown
Tom Slezakin
Alvin Coleman
Rick Boehm
Kim Pinson
Leman
Rick Sicker
Boehm
Mike Dillon
Petty Leads NASCAR Point Standings After World 600
Driver Petty tops the Winston Cup standings with 1,510 points as world 600 at Charlotte tests rival James Hylton who must place 27nd ahead to gain the lead. The race awards 150 points to the winner with a 3 point drop per position.
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Poet Weed
Petty
Falcons knock Lebanon from Mid-Miami title race
The Fenwick Falcons defeated the Lebanon Warriors 3-4 in a district finale affecting the Mid-Miami League standings. Fenwick, finishing 19-10, scored two runs in the first inning including a triple by Greg Lebanon. Lebanon needed a win to stay tied with Franklin for the MML crown, but the loss eliminated that possibility. Willaims and Pounders pitched for Fenwick with Martin and P. Chase catching.
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Fenwick Falcons
Lebanon Warriors
Fenwick Diamond
Falcons
Greg Lebanon
Franklin
Fenwick
Warriors
Lebanon
Martin and
P. Chase
Search On For Big 10 Boss Man
The Big Ten forms a five member search committee to find a permanent commissioner after William R Reed’s death at 55. John Dewey serves as interim commissioner but asks to be excluded from the permanent post. A three faculty and two athletics directors screening committee will guide the process with no hard deadline. Marcus Plante of Michigan says the ultimate choice is open to any qualified candidate in the country. The selection could occur before the Petoskey summer meeting August 9-12.
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Iowa City
Big Ten
William R
Bill) Reed
League
John Dewey
Reed
Dewey
Marcus Plante
Michigan
Council of Ten
Plante
Petoskey
Mich
Two Fives Not Enough Two Fives Not Enough
Roll Shop trailed No. 2 Open Hearth 1510 after two five run innings but could not rally. Open Hearth got home runs from Bill Marstall Orona and W Elam as Electric Shop, Labor Reserve, and BOF beat their opponents in other Armco Safety League games at Armco Association Park.
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Armco
Open Hearth
East Processing Anling
West Processing
Electric Shop
Works Engineering
Armco International
BOF
Bill Marstall
Orona
W. Elam
Huddleston
Kraft
Labor Reserve
Griffin and
Cornett
Noble
Milton
Labarge
BOF Jin
Cubs White Sox to clash at Wrigley for 22nd benefit game
Chicago Cubs and Chicago White Sox will stage their 22nd annual benefit game at Wrigley Field on Thursday June 24. It marks only the second time the charity clash is held at Wrigley Field, the first occurring in 1953.
High tennis team defeats Fenwick for Mid-Miami League win
The High team improved its Mid Miami League record to 8 3 with a 32 home victory over Fenwick Falcons yesterday. Singles results include Rooster over Hasselbring 6 3 8 6 Kramer over Carpenter 3 4 8 6 7 5 Kimball over Brill 6 3 8 6. Doubles saw Holt Cochren over Mahaney Braun 6 3 6 2 Allum Dawson defeated Sheehan Kast 6 0 6 2.
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Rooster
Hasselbring
Kramer
Carpenter
Kimball
Brill
Holt-Cochren
Mahaney-Braun
Allum-Dawson
Sheehan-Kast
Britons Eye Alpis High Altitude Training for Olympics
Great Britain seeks 36000 dollars to fund 140 athletes for a three week altitude training stint in St Moritz Switzerland ahead of the 1972 Munich Games. The plan mirrors moves by several nations but faces opposition from some British track officials and marathon hopefuls Ron Hill and Don Faircloth. Dr Raymond Owen notes tests showing 3000 meter runners gain about 11 seconds from three weeks at high elevation.
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London
Great Britain
British Olympic Association
St. Moritz
Russia
East Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Munich
Sandy Duncan
Raymond Owen
BOA
Wall Namely Leads Dallas Qualifiers for Open Championship
Art Wall Jr led the advance of tour regulars in Dallas as local qualifying for the US Open drew amateurs and pros at 18 sites. A total of 784 local qualifiers move on to join 8 exempt players for the June 17-20 Open at Merion. Wall shot 140 for 36 holes, while Ben Crenshaw tied for low amateur with 154. Gardner Dickinson did not appear at his tee time.
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Associated Press
Art Wall Jr
Dallas
Tex
Merion Golf Club
Ardmore
Wall
John Schlee
Bob Dickson
Gardner Dickinson
Ben Crenshaw
Austin
Hamlin to Speak on Kiwanis Club Meeting Program
Middletown Kiwanis Club meets at noon at the Manchester Motor Inn to hear Tom Hamlin, WHIO sports director, discuss behind the scenes sportscasting. Hamlin voices Dayton Flyers basketball on radio and TV and covers UC football, East-West All-Star games since 1964, plus NIT and NCAA championships.
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Middletown Kiwanis Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Tom Hamlin
Whio Television
Dayton
Dayton Flyers
Hamlin
Carlisle
Mixed Doubles Deadline Near Midl town Tennis Club Tournament
Entries remain open for the Middletown Tennis Club Mixed Doubles Tournament slated to start Saturday. Each team must provide a new can of balls as entry fee with winners receiving a new can. Deadline to enter is Thursday at 1 p.m. Signups are at the center lobby.
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Middletown Tennis Club
Monday Fights Across Cities Feature Knockouts and Decision Wins
In Omaha Ron Stander from Council Bluffs stopped Lee Carr of New York City in the sixth round. David Vasquez, 117 pounds, beat Arlindo Borges, 118, in New York City. Baby Cassius, 132, from Los Angeles defeated Leo Young in Melbourne by decision. Rafael Gutierrez, 164, from Sacramento outpointed Curtis Cokes, 158, in San Francisco.
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Ron Stander
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Lee Carr
New York City
New York
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Arlindo Borges
Brazil
Melbourne
Australia
Baby Cassius
Los Angeles
Leo Young
San Francisco
Rafael Gutierrez
Sacramento
Calif
Curtis Cokes
Dalas
Seven teens qualify at local golf meet for U S Open
Seven teen golfers qualified from a nine man field for the U S Open from Western Hills and Clovernook venues. McCabe and Harris tied for low at 14 over par 86 over the Clovernook course while Zimmerman Thomas Cardenas Frankenfeld Samborsky and others posted scores ranging from 147 to 152 for a sectional qualifier set for June 7 at Clovernook before the Open.
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Terry McCabe
Bob Harris
Michael Zimmerman
Paul Thomas
Joe Cardenas
George Frankenfeld
Gene Samborsky
Bob Zimmerman
Jouett Brown
Bob Manley
Dennis McTaggart
Jeff Mays
Geoff Hensley
Dave Wilson
Marshall Clark
Bob Hauer
Tony Blom
Local Boys Reach District In Baseball
Four Middletown boys will advance to district competition in the Major League Baseball Pitch Hit & Throw event after winning at Smith Park Saturday. Winners include Andy Haney nine, Tim Young ten, Joe Wagner eleven, and Daniel Farrish twelve. They move to Seneca High School in Louisville on June 6 with regional finals in Cincinnati June 20 and the All-Star finals in Detroit July 13.
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Smith Park
Andy Haney
Wilbraham Road
Tim Young
Trenton- Franklin Road
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Goldman St
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Oxford State Road
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Louisville
Cincinnati
Riverfront Stadium
Detroit
Evening Optimist Club
Major League Baseball
Phillips 66
Os! Co
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Mark Wood
Local Stables Have Winner
Keystone Journal owned by the Double Z & P stables of Middletown won Scioto Downs featured eighth race for three year old colts in its third lifetime start. The payout paid $3, $2.40 and $2.20. This marked the second straight win for the Middletown owned horse.
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Columbus
Keystone Journal
Scioto Downs
Double Z & P Stables
Middletown
Lebanon Raceway Daily Card Results Trot and Pace Winners
Race by race results from Lebanon Raceway listing winners in each trot and pace event with payout odds, times, and final order. Includes daily double and exacta/Perfecta figures, plus entrant lists for 1st through 9th races and additional entries.
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Gem’s
Gem
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Josedale My Boy
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Jim Adios
Snippy Choice
J R Counsel
Stephen Broom
Cyrus Wil
NFL Owners Huddling Again For Clean-Up
NEW YORK AP NFL owners began meeting Tuesday to finish work from spring talks. Tex Schramm reported on status of negotiations with players stalled after the union filed an unfair labor practices grievance with the NLRB. Discussed were playoff tie breaks and potential penalties on change of possession plays to minimize coin flips.
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National Football League
Tex Schramm
Dallas Cowboy
Players’ Association
National Labor Relations Board
Unitas Limping Yet No. 1 QB for Colts
Baltimore coach Don McCafferty says Johnny Unitas remains the No. 1 quarterback despite his torn Achilles tendon and limping, with recovery timing uncertain for training camp and the College All Star game. Weeb Ewbank notes age and injury as potential obstacles and discusses backups Havrilak, Douglas, and Norrall. Unitas, 38, tore the tendon in late March and is in therapy after six weeks without the cast.
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Baltimore Colts
Johnny Unitas
Don McCafferty
McCafferty
Unitas
John
Weeb Ewbank
New York Jets
Unitas Baltimore
Sam Havrilak
Earl Douglas
Earl Norrall
Bruins Name Red Sullivan Chief Scout
Boston AP reports former NHL player and coach George Red Sullivan was named chief scout for the Boston Bruins on Monday. He leaves his post as Pittsburgh Penguins director of scouting and replaces Garry Young who resigned to become general manager of the Oakland Seals.
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George “Red” Sullivan
National Hockey League
Monday
Boston Bruins
Sullivan
Pittsburgh Penguins
Garry Young
Oakland Seals
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