U.S. in command entering decisive Davis Cup singles
U S captain George MacCall said the Americans hold a 2-1 lead over Mexico after a doubles win by Clark Graebner and Marty Riessen 6 4 6 3 7 5. Arthur Ashe meets Rafael Osuna in the first singles on red clay at Chapultepec with Cliff Richey and Marcelo Lara to follow in the best of five.
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Mexico City
United States
Clark Graebner
Marty Riessen
Mexico
U. S
George MacCall
MacCall
Chapultepec Sport Center
Cliff Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Marcelo Lara
Osuna
Richey
Ashe
Lara
Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Riessen
Evanston, Ill
Northwestern
Connie Capozzi Wins OVTA Zinke Trophy in Ohio Valley
Connie Capozzi received the Pete Zinke Trophy and the certificate of No 1 rank in the girls 16 and under division at the Ohio Valley Tennis Association Awards Banquet in Columbus. Middletown players Jamie Lawson Cindy Snyder Melinda Terry Carla Rodgers and P D Ballard also earned honors. guest speaker William Talbert led the event. Peachy Kellmyer of Charleston W Va received the Carl Myer Plaque, the first OVTA woman to reach the top 10 national status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Capozzi
Pete Zinke
Ohio Valley Tennis Association
Stouffer's Inn
Columbus
Capozzi
Zinke
Middletown
Susan (Gerber) Rodgers
Marm
Ie Fry
Ginger Pfeiffer
Springfield
William Talbert
U.S
Jam
Ie Lawson
Cindy Snyder
Melinda Terry
Carla Rodgers
P. D. Ballard
Carl Myer
Peachy Kellmyer
Charleston
W. Va
OVTA
French International Tennis Tourney Faces Rain Delays
In Paris the French International Tennis Tournament was stalled by heavy rain, forcing organizers to seek auxiliary courts to resume play. Only three postponed men's doubles and eight women's singles were completed, with Rosemary Casals reaching the third round while Kathy Blake and Tory Fretz exited.
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Paris
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
U.S
Kathy Blake
Tory Fretz
Mexico
WIBC Crowns All New Champs in 47th Tournament
The 47th annual Women's International Bowling Congress Tournament ended after 48 days with new champions across divisions. The Orphans of Los Angeles won Division II team honors with 2970, while Windy Hill of Whiee N.Y. topped Division II with 2569. Elaine Liburdi and Joan Oleske shared $800 in Division I doubles. Division I singles lead went to Gloria Paeth with $500 for a 652 three-game total. Lillian Royer won lower-average Division. Carol Miller led Division I all-events with 1862 and $300. Pat Beasley was Division II all-events winner with 1653. No previous year's champion repeated. Marathon of Finlay, Ohio, placed fourth in Division II team standings and earned $1,050.
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Rochester
N.Y
Jamount
Orphans
Los Angeles
Theie
Iish
Windy Hill
Wiheee N.Y
Elaine Liburdi
Union City
N.J
Joan Oleske
Lyndhurst
Ann Schauer
Julia Nungesser
College Point
Gloria Paeth
Port Huron
Mich
Lillian Royer
Woodlyn Pa
Carol Miller
Milwaukee
Pat Beasley
Lansing
Finlay
Ohio
Cecil Greist Wins Three Titles At Senior Bowling Meet
Cecil Greist, 62, of Lebanon Ohio, won three crowns at the 8th ABC National Senior Bowling Championship in Skokie Illinois. He claimed Class C all events and Class C singles in scratch division with 1250 and 725, and also took the singles in handicap division with a 758 series. The tournament ran a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skokie
Ill
Cecil Greist
Lebanon
Ohio
Kegler
ABC
Greist
Zum Hurls Post 218 to Split Weekend Exhbitions
Zumbahlen a Fenwick High right hander struck out 12 as Middletown Legion Post 218 beat Greenhills Post 42 to split a pair of exhibitions over the weekend. Middletown lost a home game at Smith Park 74. The Post opens the regular season Sunday at Springfield.
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Bill Zumbahlen
Greenhills Legion Post
Middletown Legion Post
Zumbahlen
Fenwick High
Greenhills Post
Middletown
Smith Park
The
Post
Springfield
CFL To Reveal 1967 Schedule At New Ark Meeting
AKRON Ohio AP The Continental Football League will announce its 1967 schedule at league headquarters in New ark Monday. Owners voted to defer merger talks with the Professional Football League of America for the 1967 season.
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Akron, Ohio
Newark
Professional Football League of America
Ohioan Helps Sprint Victory at Little 500 Race
Dale Harrison of Tiffin Ohio and relief driver Cy Fairchild of Muskegon Michigan teamed to win the Little 500 sprint car race at Sun Valley Speedway. A 22nd lap chain reaction caused a fuel fire but only one car was knocked out and no injuries were reported. Dean Mast of Dover Ohio led before being eliminated.
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Anderson
Ind
Dale Harrison
Tiffin
Ohio
Cy Fairchild
Muskegon
Mich
Sun Valley Speedway
Dean Mast
Dover
Four Nations Reach World Basketball Finals In Uruguay
The United States, the Soviet Union, Yugoslavia and Argentina clinched berths in the World Championship finals after two qualifying wins each. The U S beat Mexico 76 65 and Italy 67 56 in Mercedes and Yugoslavia defeated Italy 71 42 and Mexico 86 73. Russia opened with Peru 95 56 and beat Japan 49 26 in Montevideo. Argentina topped Japan 69 63 and Peru 73 65, also in Montevideo. Remaining games won t affect Japan Peru Italy and Mexico s consolation round fate in Córdoba. Finals set for Montevideo June 1 11.
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Montevideo
United States
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Argentina
Mexico
Mercedes
Italy
Peru
Japan
Cordoba City
Wilsman Loses In Finals 4-2 At National Slow Pitch
Milwaukee reports Michael's Lounge of Detroit defeated Wilsman Truckers of Hamilton, Ohio 4-2 to win the National Slow Pitch Softball Tournament title. Earlier Sunday Hamilton beat Heath Milwaukee 9-5 and Allen Bradley Milwaukee 4-3 to reach the final.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Michael's Lounge
Detroit
Wilsman Truckers
Hamilton
Ohio
Heath
Miwaukee
Allen Bradley
Hall's Outlasts Rebels in 26 to 15 softball clash
Hall's Market defeated the Middle town Rebels 26 15 at Goldman Park in a Tuesday Open League makeup game after two innings of offense by both sides. Hall's led 11 7 after two then exploded with seven in the final innings. Hall's players Scott Vaughan Collins and Wilson homered as they piled up 28 hits.
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Hall's Market
Middletown
Lebanon Raceway First to Eighth Race Card
A partial Lebanon Raceway card lists eight races with pace and trot events. Drivers and horses include Dick Hudson, Kate's Best, Western Song, Greenleaf Dennis, Lady Karen D, Adios Clipper, Josedale Red Fury, Miss Noname, and several others across pacing and trotting divisions. The OCR shows numerous spelling errors and fragmentary names across all races.
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Dick Hudson
Dewbre
Kate's Best
Long
Colorado Ray
Barnes
Lis Woollen
Sayre
Ed’s Joy
Albertson
Jacqueline
Pride
Myers
Gee Whiz
Parker
Rod
Lonaker
Nicholas
Greenleaf Dennis
Worsham
Melody Tower
DeBaun
Hi ‘Babe Sayre
Lilly Queen
Dilly Vie
Baker
Starten
Demon
Ferguson
Gordon
George Counsel
Hiteman
Twenty Below
Hardy
Ginger Adio
Justice
Ripper Melody
Montgomery
Tahiti Sweetie
Hurley
Grand Lisa
Denny
Hilda Hootsear
Amet
Kemo Sabay
Wynn Mahlon
Burns
Sugar Raizen
Bradstreet
Attica Jim
Miss Bonnieway
Hi Q
Roan Beauty
Pleasant Princess
Karen D
Darn Far
Kay Jean
Nixon
Lady Egerton
Pumphrey
Miss Sandra
Shaner
Alarm
Huber
Scotch Peggy
Kirk
Lucky Star
Wells
Pace
Adios Clipper
Roya Gold
Rob Royal
Owens
Dallas Direct
Sinlaid
Easy Go
Applegate
Adios Judge
Srigley
Noble Hayes
Hal O. Way
Josedale Red Fury
Commando Pick
Satterthwaite
Clever Sherry
Rankin
Whirley Bird
Echo Sir
Cobblin
Wyoming Lad
Farrington
Rare Rodney
Kilgore
Miss Noname
Williamson
Fay Direct
Sunrise Gail
Miracle Rock
Fer
Edgewood Sam
Hite
Josedale Red Star
De‘Boun
Ray
Buckpasser Set for Met Mile Return in Memorial Week
Buckpasser the Super-Horse returns Tuesday in the $100,000-added Met Mile at Aqueduct as racing’s big week unfolds. About one million bettors wager near $100 million nationwide through Saturday with Dr. Fager opting for the Jersey Derby over a met mile clash.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Buckpasser
Ogden Phipps
Tom Fool
Aqueduct
Garden State
Hollywood Park
Johnny Nerud
Dr. Fager
Superhorse
Dr.Fager
Nerud
Braulio Baeza
Proud Clarion
Damascus
Bowling Honor Roll
Rick Fye posted 190 203 218 for a 611 series while Dot Kauffman added 198 130 187 for a 515 series in the bowling honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Fye
Dot Kauffman
English duo win Athens rally in Coppier 1275
Paddy Hopkirk and Ron Crellin of England won the 1962 Athens International Acropolis Motor Rally driving a BMC Cooper 1275 for an easy victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Paddy Hopkirk
Ron Creillin
England
Barber Wins Oklahoma City Open in Playoff
Miller Barber outplayed Gary Player in a sudden-death playoff to win the Oklahoma City Open after a one hour 45 minute rain delay. Barber, who finished 10 under par at 278, birdied the final hole to force the playoff and then clinched the title with a two-foot birdie on the third playoff hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Miller Barber
Gary Player
Barber
Player
Dave Stockton
Stockton
George Archer
Billy Casper
Kermit Zarley
Bob Charles
Santos routs Senegal All Stars in Dakar match
In Dakar, Santos star Pele scored three goals guiding the touring club to a 4-1 victory over a Senegalese All-Star team Sunday. The performance underscored Pele's standing as the world's premier player and highlighted Santos' offensive strength on the tour.
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Dakar
Senegal
iPele
Santos
Moorman Scores Forest Hills First Ace of the Year
Ed Moorman aced the 128 yard ninth hole using a six iron at Forest Hills in front of Bob Boyd Tom Dishun and Glenn Lane. He finished with rounds of 37 45 82 for Middletown.
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Ed Moorman
Forest Hills
Moorman
Middletown
Bob Boyd
Tom Dishun
Glenn Lane
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Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Valley
Nonastadia
Rela Lee
Michael T. Kenney
WIBC
South Main Street
CFL
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Mabel
Wilsman
Hall
Rebels
Santa Anita
Kentucky
Cincinnati
ONIO
Pele
Ashland
Ashland Oil
Ashland Fuel Oil
Ashland Oil & Refining Company
Robert Warnock
Sixth & Canal
Franklin
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