Pollution Fish Kill Is Heavy In Ohio Spring
Ohio officials report a sharp rise in fish kills due to stream pollution this spring. Wildlife chief Dale Whitesell estimates totals may exceed 200000 for March to May, far above last year. Kenton to Prospect in the Scioto River saw a major waste slug. claims for destroyed fish will be filed with the wildlife division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Dale E. Whitesell
Wildlife Division
Scioto River
Kenton
Prospect
Conditions Off but Fishing In Ohio Is Good
The Wildlife Division reports fishing remains decent for a holiday weekend across Ohio. Central lakes are muddied by recent rains, reducing quality in that area, while Southwestern districts enjoy strong fishing. Notable spots include Grant Lake Brown County Clark Stonelick Clermont Spring Valley Green Rocky Fork Highlands Acton Preble Loramie Shelley with steady smallmouth rock bass and carp catches in streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Wildlife Division
Central
Grant Lake
Brown County
Clark
Stonelick
Clermont
Spring Valley
Green
Rocky Fork
Highlands
Acton
Preble
Loramie
Shelley
Duffers to challenge Nicklaus Boros on Memorial Day golf
On Memorial Day golfers nationwide join the National Golf Day Festival at Columbus Country Club. Amateur players pay $1 per round to challenge PGA champion Jack Nicklaus and Open winner Julius Boros in an exhibition with proceeds to PGA charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Howell
Columbus
Ohio
America
Dinky Park
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Columbus Country Club
PGA
Boros
Nicklaus
Memorial Day Four Man Golf Tourney at Wildwood
The Denny Lumber Co. and J. sponsor a Memorial Day four man team golf event at Wildwood Golf Club starting 6 30 a m with sign up at the first tee. Low gross honors in 18 hole ladies day went to Mrs Victor Carpenter 89 in first flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny Lumber Co
Wildwood Golf Club
Victor Carpenter
Pion Yedentayst Brown
Corer Low Gross
Norris Downing
James Snyder
Low
Stan Foster
Mike Graney
Bruce Thomas
Low Gross
John Sutter
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Columbus Country Club
Phil Schaeffer
Forest Country Club
Frank Buchanan
Frank Troutvine
Robert Kilburn
Jack Christy
National League Batting and Pitching Leaders Summary
Clemente of Pittsburgh leads batting with 63 hits followed by Williams Torre and Milwaukee with 56. Howard of Los Angeles tops doubles with 13, while Clemente again leads with 14 doubles. Wills Angeles steals 15, Harper Cincinnati has 10. Farrell and Marichal tie 7-1/2 decisions. Maloney leads strikeouts with 68 ahead of Koufax at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Williams
Chicago
Torre
Milwaukee
Groat
Wisco
Howard
Los Angeles
Farrell
Houston
Marichal
San Francisco
Maloney
Cincinnati
Koufax
Baseball leaders show hitters and power totals
Batting leaders list Oliva Minnesota 381 at bats with 64 hits followed by Hinton Washington 57 and Wagner Cleveland 32. Slugging notes include Oliva 64 hits and Colavito 12 home runs with Killibrew 13. Triples feature Green Kansas City Fregosi Los Angeles Oliva Minnesota and Hinton Washington with four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliva
Minnesota
Hinton
Washton
Wagner
Cleveland
Washington
Bressoud
Boston
Mathews
Kansas City
Green
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Versalles
Killibrew
Colavito
Kansas
Herrera Hurst Atlanta's Bid
Pancho Herrera led the Jets with eight hits in 13 at bats as Columbus defeated Atlanta 4 3. Herrera hit .616 in the series, driving in three runs with two home runs, including a second inning shot that tied the game. Joe Nossk homered for Atlanta, but Columbus pulled ahead in the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlanta
Columbus
Pancho Herrera
Jet
Herrera
Jets
Richmond
Jacksonville
Toronto
Buffalo
Syracuse
Rochester
Joe Nossek
Gene Michiel
Dave Wissman
Close Contests In Church Loop
Last night in the Church League at Goldman Park, Mans town won 14 to 13 over First Baptist with Ted Brown and Gene Woodward delivering key hits. Church of God edged United Baptist 5 to 3 led by Bill Manning's three hits. St Paul’s beat East Peasttown 18 to 8 as Charles Huff and Chas Schneider homered. Wilson had four hits for the winners in the Trenton Nazarene win. In Industrial League action, G. Burns starred with four hits as Inter state 16 to 12 over Diamond. Miami Cabinet beat Magnode 9 to 3. Barnitz Field saw Curry Ford 16 to 4 over Beck, while Heber Jones sparked 17 to 10 over Guyler Buick. East Side Diamonds hosted Armco Association games Open Hearth 2 beat Transportation and Labor 12 to 3, Pipe Shop won 7 to 1 over Hamilton Blast Furnace, and Riggers defeated Coating 5 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldman Park
Manstown
First Baptist
Ted Brown
Gene Woodward
Tytus Ave
Church of God
United Baptist
Bill Manning
Chas Schneider
Charles Huff
St. Paul's
Peasttown Heights
E.U.B
Etek
Etek Hae Aes Thak
Trenton Nazarene
Wilson
Barnitz Field
Curry Ford
Beck Talbert
Homer Schenck
Heber Jones
Guyler Buick
Armco Association
East Side Diamonds
Open Hearth No
Hamilton Blast Furnace
Seventh Row Races Set At New Bremen Speedway
Bob Grim of City, Ind., Bud Tingelstad and Johnny White of Warren, Mich., compose the seventh row for the 500 at Indianapolis Memorial Day and all enter USAC sprint events at New Bremen Sunday. Grim drives the Mc Curdy Special from Mansfield. Other Indianapolis 300 drivers entered include Don Branson Rutherford Duman Harkey Mathouser Wente. Time trials begin 12 15 p m with first heat at 1 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bremen
Bob Grim
Coa
City
Ind
Dayton
Bud Tingelstad
Johnny White
Warren
Mich
Indianapolis Memorial Day
New Bremen Speedway
Grim
McCurdy
Mansfield
Don Branson
Champaign
Ill
Johnny Rutherford
Fort Worth
Tex
Ronni Duman
Dearborn
Bob Harkey
Charlotte
N. C
Bob Mathouser
Omaha
Nebr
Bob Wente
St. Louis
Racing Sunday at Glen Estes Race Bowl
Stocks and late model cars to head the Glen Estes Race Bowl program between Glen Estes and Batavia. Time trials set for 7 30 p m with racing at 8 30. Special admission discount offered to Middle Tenn locals who identify themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Estes
Glen Estes Race Bowl
Batavia
Cal
Holiday Tourney For Softballers
Franklin plans a July 4 invitational softball tournament run by the Slo-Pitch league. Fee is 930 per team with a June 20 deadline for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Franklin Slo
Six horsemen penalized in Scioto Downs investigation
Six horsemen already under US Trotting Association suspension received penalties from the Ohio State Racing Commission in the Scioto Downs racing irregularities case. The action denied licenses for five and imposed a 60 day suspension retroactive to April 1 for Ralph Potts, with further study of fingerprinting and photographing of all track personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
U.S. Trotting Association
Ohio State Racing Commission
Scioto Downs
Columbus
Ohio
William Davis
Sam Call
North Vernon
Ind
Edward Morgan Jr
Casstown
George Ursutti
Portsmouth
Robert Wehner
Lima
Ralph Potts
Malta
Rich Races Set Saturday
The Memorial Day program features the Jersey Derby and Metropolitan Handicap with eight to twelve entrants. Northern Dancer and Hill Rise are the leading Belmont Stakes contenders as The Scoundrel recovers from injury. Mr. Brick, after a Withers Mile win, is seen as the likely Jersey Derby favorite for a purse near 81 thousand of a 135 thousand gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Dancer
Hill Rise
Scoundrel
Metropolitan
Mr. Brick
Aqueduct
Unique Tourney Gets Under Way
In Cincinnati the 15th national tournament of the American Blind Bowling Association opens. Hundreds of legally blind bowlers begin Friday night, using guide rails and volunteer scorekeepers to track pins as they roll toward exercise and fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
American Blind Bowling Association
Roy Ward
Fernandez Faces Gonzalez in 10 Round Middleweight Clash
New York AP reports Florentino Fernandez a favorite to KO opponents as he sees 31 of 45 pro fights end before distance. Gonzalez, 24, Puerto Rican spoiler, beat Archers and Carter but is 27-9-1 with seven KOs. Fernandez ranked No. 5 by WBA, Ring lists Gonzalez No. 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Florentino Fernandez
Fernandez
Jose Gonzalez
Madison Square Garden
ABC
Gonzalez
Jose
Joey Archer
Rubin Carter
Jose Torres
Frankie Olivera
World Boxing Association
Joey Giardello
Ring
Rocky Rivero
Rocky
Rivero
Giardello
Express Mahlon Seeks Second Invitational Trot Win
Eight year old Express Mahlon a brown gelding owned by Ralph C. Miller of Hamilton and trained by George Williams of Lebanon seeks a second win in the weekly Invitational Trot at Lebanon Raceway. The horse already has two wins and a second this year and aims for a $1 200 purse in the fourth race. Other contenders include The Bomb owned and driven by Paul Norris and a field of eight horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Lebanon Raceway
Ralph C. Miller
Hamilton
George Williams
Bomb
Paul Norris
Lockborne
Top Pro
Hideaway Lind
Audie Gal
Dr. Mahlon
Classy Valentine
Guy Star
Rip Ko San
Trot and Pace Races List at Monticello Trim Card
A racing card lists eight races with multiple horses and riders for Monticello. Entries include Jean's Kes si Lad Brewster Shadydale Ledybun O'Key and others across trot and pace events with drivers McConneaghey Peden Williams Ferrer Owens and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkin
Actow Paul
Ferrer
Miss Red Lion
Owens
Jovy
Williams
Forbes Ace
Lewter
Pace
Delia Frost
James
Grant
Honor
Arnold
Ozark Rite
Berry
Waite Creed
Sanders
Huldah
Mite
Guinn
Sissy Mite
Mattox
Erchbob
Wilma Creedede
Dee's
Naga
Barrow
Express Wayne
Miss Dandy Grattan
Oswalt
Wil
Burnett
Royal Commander
Sly Lady
TBA
el Dore Pal
Rudy Blackstone
Moragen
John Oliver
Rodgers
Trim M
Landess
Chief Hutchie
Noble
Diamond Star
Jose Je Red Ster
DeBaun
Success Ster
Weidie
Joan
Nebiett
Baker
H. B. Hal
Hideaway Lind
Audie Gai
Dr Mahlon
Classy Valentine
Packers Sign Willie Wood and Ed Holler for 1964 Season
Green Bay announces the signing of veteran defensive back Willie Wood and sophomore linebacker Ed Holler for the 1964 NFL season. The moves strengthen the Packers' defensive backfield and linebacker corps ahead of the upcoming campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay, Wis
Willie Wood
Ed Holler
Green Bay Packers
Port of Sea-Ferey Hayles Wins Lightweight Bout
In Jamaica the Port of Sea-Ferey Hayles outpointed Johnny De peiza of Trinidad by 10 points. In California Raul Rojas of Los Angeles edged Eloy Sanchez of San Pedro by 127 percent, also by 10 points. Boise opponents Bill McMurray of Sacramento and Elmer Rush of San Francisco fought to a draw in the heavyweight contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port of Sea
Ferey Hayles
Jamaica
Johnny Depeiza
Trinidad
Los Angeles
Raul Rojas
San Pedro
Calif
Eloy Sanchez
Boise
Idaho
Bill McMurray
Sacramento
Elmer Rush
San Francisco
Drew
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamilton Marine Center
Earl Richards
Health Department
John Z. Pelton
Sunenc
Val
Wildwood
WileeeSeae
Los An
Wills Ageles
Harper
Avis i NS
S$ &S Car Wash
Stevens Ave
Terry Dillon
Minnesota Vikings
Missoula
Mont
Dillon
Clark Fork
Vikings
Aeronca
Interstate
Industrial League
Gardner Dia
G. Burns
Miami Cabinet
Magnode
Florida
Middletown Ice & Coal Co
Lake Middletown
East Central Ave
Truax
Sandy Snow
True Boy
Lime
Miss True Cash
Queen's Lorton
Counsel Song
Rocket Girl
Garnet Abbey
Chet Direct
Trespasser’s Will
Frosty Abbe
Peggy Direct
Belle Hudson
Charming Billy
Miss Archana
Sally Zoe
All Nose
Fairlawn Boy
Real Speedy
Kazoo Pat
Miss Crafty
Kiss Me Kate
Breezie Volo
Hiawatha Hal
Mr. Faker
Lang
Express Mahson
Ri Ko San
McConnaughey
the Bomb
Norrig
Mighty Time
Hickey
Battle Gold
Bradstreet
Direct Me
Baily
Harvest
Roughton
Alvin
P Rankin
Ray's Valley Song
Miller
Tammy Reed
Nixon
Frank E. Thomas
A. C
Anna R Thomas
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
A. D
Joseph T. Kiep
Charlotte F. Hermann
Finkelman & Ross
U L
Middlen
Seid
Middletown
A Boeke
Butler
Onle
AL Rubin
Dbe
First National Bank of Middletown
Dba
Joseph T. Keip
Common Pleas
John A. Crist
Mey
State OF Ohio Department OF Highways
Ohio Departments
S. Front Street
State Highway Garage
Otc
R. E Cumminal
State of Ohio
P. E. Masheter
Oho
E.S.T
Bowina Green
Contecti Ce. F. Kelley
Bowing
R. E
Masheter
Packers
T. Louis
Channel
Golden Hydepons Hamilton Dist. CO
B” St
Williamson
Ziegler
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!