Forest Hills Me morial Day Early Bird Golf Pairings
Thirty six two man teams are paired for the Memorial Day Early Bird Golf Tournament at Forest Hills Country Club. Dick Grubbs chairs the handicap best ball event with tee times from 7:00 to 12:00 and additional afternoon matches. Notable pairings include John Timmers with Bob White and Kent Little with Charles Rice, among others, as morning play progresses.
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Forest Hills Country Club
Dick Grubbs
John Timmers
Bob White
Herm Griffith
Charles Weidner
Kent Little
Charles Rice
Bill Saunders
Lew Welshofer
Chuck Trent
Rod Chudill
Bob Hough
Harry Blackburn
John Larson
Jim LaPierre
Robert Tennant
Joe Peil
Open Champs Play Western Open in Detroit
In Detroit a 151-golfer field teeing off at 8 a.m. today starts the $25,000 Western Open, a 72-hole event with 132 professionals. The field, trimmed to the low 70s after 33 holes, features former National Open champions Lloyd Mangrum Dick Mayer Jack Fleck Ed Furgol Julius Boros and Cary Middlecoff. Doug Ford is the defending champion.
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Detroit
Lloyd Mangrum
Dick Mayer
Jack Fleck
Ed Furgol
Julius Boros
Cary Middlecoff
Doug Ford
Starglow Drive In Theatre Tonight and Friday
Starglow Drive In Theatre presents a two night program tonight and Friday with feature films and concession stand offerings at the outdoor venue. Local crowds await a family friendly lineup and classic drive in experience under the stars.
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Starglow Drive-In
Mixed Doubles and Team Scores From Local League Night
Multiple leagues report results with teams such as Four Frames, Reins, and Bolsters earning wins and closures like 3 0. Notable scores include Lykins Electric 11 Brewer Heating 2 and Night Crawlers 0. Individual highlights show 200-Games men led by Paul Griffin 201 and 201s by Bill Walker 201, with 180-Games women citing Phyllis Harden 191.
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Purple People Eaters
Franz Gulf
Coca-Cola
Schiff's Shoes
Sorg Paper
Goodyear
Fay Tire
Pinsters
Lucky Four
Carpenters
Twilighters Omegas
Kresge's
Ace
Rouettes
Lykins Electric
Brewer
Harkrader's
A. M. Strikers
Night Crawlers
Explorers
Paul Griffin
Bill Walker
Bill Schwenk
Jim Johnson
Neil Stretcher
Phyllis Harden
Archers Shoot Here Sunday at Shawnee Field
The Shawnee Field Archers plan a Sunday shoot at Middletown Sportsmen's Club home grounds. More than 150 archers are expected in a 56 target field classification run with trophies for free style and instinctive shooting. Open to all, no Shawnee membership required. Registration 7 to 9 a.m. followed by shooting.
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Middletown Sportsmen’s Club
Registered Shoot Is Slated Friday at Middletown West Range
The Middletown Sports men's Club schedules its annual Memorial Day registered shoot at the West Middletown ranges. Competition begins at noon with 200 targets, 100 from the 16 yard line and 100 from the handicap yardage.
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Middletown Sportsmen's Club
West Middletown
Mel Stout In Fast Finish At Lebanon Raceway
Mel Stout a six year old brown mare rallied from fifth on the final turn to win the featured Class B pace at Lebanon Raceway, beating Dr Turney by a head in 2 09.00. P H Hodgens captured the Class 30 trot in 2 14 2 5 with the largest mutuel payoff of the evening.
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Lebanon
Ohio
Mel Stout
Lebanon Raceway
Dr. Turney
P. H. Hodgens
Haas To Go To Wichita
The Milwaukee Braves plan to option outfielder Eddie Haas to the Wichita farm club in the Class AAA American Association. Haas, a former serviceman, returns from the national defense service list and would need to be added to Milwaukee's roster. he was acquired from the Chicago Cubs last winter in the trade that brought pitcher Bob Rush.
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Milwaukee Braves
Eddie Haas
Braves
Wichita
American Assn
Haas
National Defense Service
Chicago Cubs
Bob Rush
Elks D Team Plans Practice and Two Games
Elks Class D Knot Hole squad coach manager announced a practice tonight at 6 p m at Goldman Park. They will play Interstate Folding Box tomorrow at 9 a m at Barnitz Field Diamond One and Lions Club Saturday at 9 a m at Smith Farm Diamond One.
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Klamo
Elks
Goldman Park
Barnitz Field
Lions ‘Club
Smith Farm
Undefeated Scanlon Uncertain Of Plans
Lightweight Bobby Scanlon, undefeated in 29 fights, scored a unanimous 10 round decision over Bobby Rogers in Chicago. He plans to visit Buffalo friends then join the California National Guard at Camp Roberts for several weeks. Rogers praised Scanlon as fast and smart, predicting a long future in the lightweight division.
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Bobby Scanlon
City College of San Francisco
Bobby Rogers
Snow
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Buffalo
California National Guard
Camp Roberts
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Secanion
Art Benjamin
Maritime Union
Bobby
National Guard
Hennessey Captures Masters in Four-Game Win
Syracuse AP reports Tom Hennessey of St. Louis defeated Lou Frantz of Louisville 7 89 to 7 49 in four games to win the American Bowling Congress Masters. Hennessey, once shadowed by teammate Don Carter, posted the second best Masters average of 209.15, behind last year’s 216 by Dick Hoover.
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N.Y
Tom Hennessey
St. Louis
Don Carter
Hennessey
Nashville
Tenn
Chicago
Carter
Lou Frantz
Softball Tonight at Goldman Park and Armco Diamonds
Church slo pitch games start 6 20 p m at Goldman Park Diamond 1 First Methodist against Salvation Army Diamond 2 Crawford St against Meadowlawn St Pauls Bethle hem Lutheran idle At Barnitt Field city slo pitch games at 6 10 p m Diamond 1 Local 114 vs Daveys Bar Diamond 2 A W Root Beer vs Schoenlings Diamond 3 Country Kitchen vs V R Market Diamond 4 Middletown Mercurys vs Martins Grill Armco Diamonds Armco Maintenance 6 p m Diamond 1 Machine Shop vs East Processing Diamond 2 Power vs Open Hearth Maint 8 p m Diamond 1 Pipe Shop vs Masonry Diamond 2 Hot Strip Maint vs Roundhouse
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Salvation Army
Crawford St
Davey’s Bar
A. & W. Root Beer
Schoenling’s
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Martin's Grill
Armco Diamonds
ARMCO
Muskie Coach Gearding Quits
Xavier University football line coach Jack Gearding resigns effective June 1 after one year at Xavier. Highland Heights native and former star tackle says he enjoyed his time, plans to pursue business and coaching opportunities, and wishes Mick Connolly and the Musketeers future success.
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Cincinnati
Jack Gearding
Xavier University
Highland Heights
Gearding
Xavier
Mick Connolly
Mick
Armco league opens with Formed Products, Maintenance wins
Formed Products defeated Pipe Welding 13 to 10 with 20 base hits as Maintenance topped General Office 7 to 4 on opening day at Armco Fast Side diamonds. Losing pitcher Goodlett homered for the Welders, one of 14 safeties in the game.
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Armco Fabricating
Armco Fast Side Diamonds
General Office
Goodlett
Reider Hurls Bats Carton No 3 To Victory
John Reider pitched and batted Carton No 3 to a 19-8 win over Carton No 2 in the Gardner Intra-Plant League. He had four hits in five at bats including a triple. Terry Fink was two for three for Carton No 2 as Technical, led by Tom Hyde's four for four, defeated Main Office 16-8 led by Lyons' three for four.
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John Reider
Carton No
Goldall
Gardner
Reider
Terry Fink
Carton
Technical
Tom Hyde
Main Office
Lyons
Legion vs Oglesby Knothole Clash Tonight
American Legion team led by Cecil Bogan hooks up with Oglesby Barnitz Bank coached by Bob Koontz for a practice Class D Knothole game at 6 p.m. tonight at Smith Farm.
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American Legion
Cecil Bogan
Oglesby- Barnitz Bank
Bob Koontz
Smith Farm
Buckeyes name 1959 baseball captain
Columbus Ohio junior outfielder Dick Youngpeter of Delphos earned the 1959 Ohio State baseball captaincy after compiling 23 hits and a .311 batting average this season. The honor was announced Monday night at a banquet.
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BUCKS
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Dick Youngpeter
Delphos
Memorial Day Weekend Fishing Predicted Across State
State Department of Natural Resources reports strong fishing across regions for the holiday weekend. Northwestern waters are clear with bass bluegills and crappies. central and southern poise for large catches in rivers and lakes. southwestern lakes yield bluegills crappies and catfish. Sandusky Bay and Lake Erie show catfish and perch with early largemouths. Weekend weather otherwise favorable for fishing.
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Ohio
State Department of Natural Resources
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Oxbow
van Buren
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Paint Creek
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Rocky Fort Creek
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Indian
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Sandusky Bay
Lake Erie
Bay Bridge
Bass Islands
Local Players Honored By VV
Cincinnati Terry McGuff Christman and Bob Dobroz, all Middletown Fenwick grads, were among 18 baseball letter winners at Xavier University this spring. Coach Don Ruberg announced the awards after a 6-5 run in 11 games. Coach Ray Baldwin presented letters to eight golf team members, whose record was four wins and seven losses. Coach Bob Mausman gave awards to seven tennis players. The netmen won three of 10 matches.
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Terry McGuff
Oe Christman
Bob Dobroz
Middletown Fenwick
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Don Ruberg
Ray Baldwin
Bob Mausman
Goodwins Restaurant Looms Large in Slow Pitch League
Goodwin's Restaurant powered to a 28-4 rout of Vic Cassano's, boasting 90 base hits and a five inning onslaught at Goldman Park. Don Bolton sparked the offense with six hits, Springboro High principal scored five runs and homered, while Steve Neal went 4-for-4 and Skeeter Payne 5-for-6. Wiedemann's and Duff's Cafe won openers, Duff's beating Airport Inn 12-2 as Wiedemann's toppled Civitan Club 17-3 highlighted by L Baker's two homers including a three-run shot in the seventh.
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Godwin
Frisch
Don Bolton
Springboro High
Steve Neal
Skeeter Payne
R. Shockey
Cassano’s
Wiedemann's
Duff's Cafe
Goldman Park
Duff
Airport Inn
Widemann
Civitan Club
L. Baker
Roger Matting
Don Sprague
Wiedemann
Sprague
Kiser Stars In Cincinnati Bowl Six Lap Dash
Veteran racer Carl Kiser of Newtown, driving a Ford, won the six lap trophy dash for the four fastest qualifiers at the Cincinnati Race Bowls. Kiser’s win over three Oldsmobiles signals him as a top contender as stock cars return for six events with time trials at 7 30.
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Carl Kiser
Newtown
Kiser
Ford
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