Tourneys Wind Up Holiday Action At Local Courses
Memorial Day golf action dominated local courses as three clubs closed a three day festival. A four man handicap team led by Bill Noll and partners posted 254 to top 22 teams at Forest Hills. second went to Boyle Plesa Grine and Worman at 257. Multiple low scores noted including Rice with 68 low gross and Richter with 59s low nets. Twenty four teams competed in Sundays event and Browns Run Two Man Tourney saw Hatch and De Loup win with 294 over 90 teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Noll
Bill Kisler
Gene Smith
Don Richter
Forest Hills
Steve Boyle
Mike Plesa
Arnold Grine
Don Worman
Howard Wad
Roger Dillman
Jim Barker
Phil Schaeffer
Charles Rice
Ewing Taulbee
George Bingham
Bill Eisler
Steve Bole
Bing
Tom Morningstar
Tony Ten
Bill Ritter
W. T. Bales
Ore
John Cox
Rice
Bill McCabe
Bill Swiss-neyhelm
Phyllis Booth
George Roberts
Jim
Roberts
Marge Kennedy
Jean Kuntz
Bob Eaton
Carl Eisenmen J
Hettie
Charles Denny Lamb
Maureen Miller
Larry Schneider
Elmo
Higdon Pitches Whitt's To Win In Federal
Higdon pitched seven strong innings to beat Inland Container 23 4 in the Federal League at Goldman Park. He allowed four singles and added two doubles while Whitt's Auto rolled to victory. Meadowlawn Cafe defeated Knights of Columbus 28 12 as Larry Harrison fueled the attack with two triples a double and a single. Gomin Hatton and Elam homered for Meadowlawn. Middletown Journal forfeited to the Eagles in the other scheduled game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huey Higdon
Whitt
Auto
Inland Container
Goldman Park
Higdon
Meadowlawn Cafe
Knights of Columbus
Larrry Harrison
Meadowlawn
Gomin
Hatton
Elam
Middletown Journal
Eagles
Amateurs Must Top Marr's 70
Akron Ohio AP Dave Marr shot 33 37 70 to win National Golf Day Round of Champions by one stroke over Gary Player. Marr pledged a beat the champion certificate for 100000 entrants who shoot one under par including handicap to beat him at Firestone Country Club. Player finished 37 34 71 and kept hitting to his left on the front nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Dave Marr
PGA
Marr
Firestone Country Club
Gary Player
Player
South Africa
Wilsman Third At Beavercreek
Wilsman Trucking placed third at the Beavercreek Invitational after a sixth game on the day, a 6-2 loss to Beavercreek. Earlier they beat Ross Products 9-8 and Starrett Engineers 11-3, and had a 5-2 defeat to Hartman of Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilsman
Beavercreek
Hartman
Toledo
Ross Products
Sidney
Starrett Engineers
Canton
Hamilton Raceway Race Card and Results Summary
Detailed listing of Hamilton Raceway races with trotting and pacing events, showing the winning odds and times for each race, followed by a second block of race entries across nine events. The text also notes a final segment reporting teams in a tournament, including scores and participant names.
Brumfield avoids choice as Kauai King eyes Triple Crown
Don Brumfield avoids a showdown between Kauai King and Creme dela Creme after steering Kauai King to Derby and Preakness triumphs. Creme dela Creme faces Belmont pressure while Brumfield contends with the Metropolitans’ heavy weights and a potential sweep.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Don Brumfield
Nicholasville
Brumfield
Garden State Park
Don
Creme Dela Creme
McLain Set For All Star Start After One-Hitter Win
Denny McLain moved closer to starting for the American League in the All Star Game by pitching his second one-hitter of the season as Detroit beat Kansas City 5-2. Lamabe also threw a one-hitter in Chicago, but forecast marriage plans keep him from an All Star staff spot. In Paris, Nancy Richey and Julie Heldman reached the French Open quarters as US players advance in doubles and singles events.
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McLain
Detroit
Kansas City
Lamabe
Chicago
Boston
White Sox
Joe Foy
Paris
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Tex
Julie Heldman
New York
Dennis Ralston
Clark Graebner
Miss Richey
Jill Blackman
Australia
Miss Heldman
Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Russia
Vladimir Korotkoff
Romania
Petra Marmoreanu
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Fred Stolle
Istvan Gu' Lamabe
Hungary
Ken
White Fletcher
Lou Boudreau
Sandy Koufax
Juan Marichal
J. C. Martin
Phil Roof
California
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Washington
Tommy Agee
al Omee
Redskins Cindermen Win All-Ohio Track Meet
In Athens Ohio Miami won four events and grabbed the team title with 111 points. Jim Isaacson took the 880 in 1 50 7 Joel Vore won the two mile in 9 11 3 Jim Sibold captured the 120 yard high hurdles in 14 8 and Bill Downing set a meet record with 6 feet 7 5 inches in the high jump. Mt Union runner up with 70 points Ohio University third with 61. Double winners were Marty Eisner Kent State and Larry Graves Mt Union who also set meet records. Eisner’s 59 6 shot put broke the oldest All-Ohio mark dating to 1955 and he also won the discus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Isaacson
Joel Vore
Jim Sibold
Bill Downing
Redskins
Miami
Mt. Union
Ohio University
Kent State
Central State
Ohio State
Baldwin‘Wallace
Akron
Case Tech
Ohio Wesleyan
Bowling Green
Ashland
Otterbein
Bluffton
Marty Eisner
Larry Graves
Eisner
All-Ohio Met
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Arnie Knepper
Belleville
Bobby Unser
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Unser
Don Branson
Stuart Hatch
de Loup
Yesterdias
B. Osborne
KE. Mynhier
R. Conner
B. Hall
R. Sherman Sr
R. Sherman Jr
T. Fenton
G. Mack
D. McCoy
G. Lyons
T. Elieff
B. Huntsinger
H. Clark
C. Fraley
E. Gorsuch
F. Huntzinger
Chuck Walsh
E. B. Siler
Bob Minor
Bill Gray
Ken Eversole
Bill Thorn
Harry Holiday
Holiday
Bob Nelson
Rick Davies
Carl Eisenmenger
Eugene Turner
Lou Gaker
James Sawyer
Richard Rossman
Vick Carpenter
Virgil Clark
Jim Roberts
Ken White
Bus Farmer
John Turner
Bob Turner
Kenley
Memorial Hall
Dayton
Ithout Ual
Arlene Fontana
Jack Delon
Betty McGuire
Hedy
Richard Chamberlain
Gordon Macrae
Kismet
Carla Alberghetti
Connie Stevens
Edie Adams
John Forsythe
Corbett Monica
Juliet Prowse
the Boy Friend
Joan Bennett
Marge Champion
Dagmar
Claire Luce
Meredith McCrae
Marilyn Maxwell
Elaine Stritch
Mamie van Doren
Robert Horton
Oklahoma
Shirley Jones
The
Kenley Players
Readmore Book Store
Hamilton Raceway
Tonya Prim
Overland
Royal Heritage
Crumbrook
Pace
Dutchess Pride
Foxie Carlith
Notre Dame
Frederick
Abbe Gladys
Tommy Goose
Sizzle
Fancy Knight
Veda Jane
Harry E
Josedale Valiant
Star King
Hi Single Star
Pace Astronaar
Hal G. Atom
Lovely Girl
Suprise Byrd
Gayle
Lass
New Bill
Napoleon Pick
Synage Pointer
Golden Lightning
Yogie
Top Cat
Janet Greentree
True Dutchess
Miss Flareland
Flash Me
Ann B. Arbiter
McKlye Counsel
Sophia Scott
Diamond Star
Timely Reign
Truckers
Dixie Bowl
National Cash Register
Lee Miller
Brookville
Cremes
Creme de la Creme
Land
Vicfield
Indulio
al Jcolt
Belmont
Hanford
Aqueduct
Hamilton
Batty
Geeebeebeeeeebebeerbeeeebesberb
Siri
America
Gal Netters
By Murray Chass
Jack Lamabe
Westwood
N.J
Denny McLain
St. Louis
Redskin Cindermen
Athens
Marathon On
Marathon Petroleum
Marathon
Marathon OF Company
Marathon Station
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