MIT Field Is One Team Shy After 16 Games
The Middletown Invitational Softball Tournament completed its first round with 22 teams, 16 games, and one elimination. Wilsman's of Hamilton Athenians of Columbus and Eddie's Cafe of Cincinnati won multiple games while Black Martini Lounge exited after three games. second round games began at 9 am with a top clash between Wilsman's and Athenians.
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Middletown
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Columbus
Ind
Eddie’s Cafe
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Black Martini Lounge
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Middletown Rebels
National Cash Register of
Dayton
NCR
Jimbo’s
Sanderson
Hysell
Village Tavern
Seaport Inn
Graduation Delay Forces Postponement of Gastonia at Statesville Game
The Gastonia at Statesville Western Carolinas League baseball game was postponed Friday night to avoid disturbing a high school graduation. The ball park sits next to Statesville High School.
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N.C
Gastonia
Statesville High School
Local youths compete in Springfield Memorial Day tennis event
Leslie Carson of Middletown won her first round in Girls 14 6-2 6-2 before losing to Carolyn DiNicola of Vienna in the second round 7-5 6-0. Dan Nerenberg lost in Boys 14 first round and consolation, while Gerry Williams dropped in Boys 16 after a 6-3 6-8 7-5 loss to John Circle. Williams then won a consolation match 6-3 6-2 and advances in consolation.
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Springfield
Leslie Carson
Middletown
Cynthia, Clements
Carolyn DiNicola
Vienna
W.va
Miss Carson
Dan Nerenberg
Bill Martin
Highland Park
Scott Eads
Louisville
Gerry Williams
John Circle
John Harrigan
Dayton
Giles Won't Quit Until December
National League president War ren Giles says he will retire during the Miami Beach winter meeting in early December. League Secretary Fred Fleig says Giles clarified a misunderstanding after an Iowa writer quoted him as retiring Sept. 1. Giles, 75, has led the NL since November 1951.
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Warren Giles
National League
Miami Beach
Fla
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Giles
Moline
Ill
Iowa
Illinois
Fleig
Aparicio Was Best In 68
Luis Aparicio the Chicago White Sox shortstop led the team in batting average 0.254 total bases 208 most hits 164 most runs 55 doubles 24 and fewest strikeouts 43 last season. The Venezuelan player, who joined the Sox in 1956, was traded to Baltimore in 1963 and returned to Chicago, but the Sox tied for eighth place in the American League.
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Luis Aparicio
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Baltimore
White Sox
International Pace field set for Yonkers Raceway
Ten pacers were named for the upcoming Thursday's $50,000 International Pace at Yonkers Raceway in Yonkers New York. The lineup includes Blaze Pick Overcall Twinkle Hanover N Cardinal Garrison Nardin's Byrd Meadow Paige Little Jerry Way Miss Donna Adios Adaptor and Cardinal Kang.
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Cardinal Garrison
Nardin's Byrd
Meadow Paige
Little Jerry Way
Donna Adios
Adaptor
Cardinal Kang
Penn State Promotes Year Of The Lion Film
Penn State releases a half hour color film titled the Year of the Lion showcasing the Nittany Lions season highlights. Contact Jim Tarman sports information director at 312 Old Main University Park PA 16802 to obtain copies for group showings.
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Penn State
Nittany Lions
Jim Tarman
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University: Park
Lebanon Raceway Race Card Highlights and Winners
Thorough recap of Lebanon Raceway results across ten races with detailed payouts and times. Notable winners include Edgewood Valley in trot, Regal Flash and Beautiful Byrd in pace bouts, and Edgewood Champ among others with times ranging from 2 04.3 to 2 14.1.
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Little Orince
Little Det
Robby Car Lith
William
J.M.I
Regal! Flash
Roan Beauty
Hoosier Joe
Dean
Egerton Lady
Beautiful Byrd
Warden Lee
Even’s Acres
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Pat Hand
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Famous Song
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Gail Diller
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Jarzombek Wins Nutmeg Classic At Stafford Springs
Charlie Jarzombek of Calverton New York surged to the lead on the 70th lap and captured the 10 lap National Championship Nutmeg Classic at Stafford Springs Speedway The win earned 500 dollars and 25 national NASCAR modified points.
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Stafford Springs
Elder Seeks First PGA Win After Tour Incident
In Memphis Lee Elder, tied for the lead with Bert Yancey after a 67 second round, faced taunts at the Colonial Country Club. The 32 year old said the crowd incident on the 13th hole was the first of its kind he has encountered on tour and noted a helpful ruling by Terry Dill. He parroted a steady finish with four birdies and eagled form as he pursues his first PGA victory.
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Memphis, Tenn
Lee Elder
Bert Yancey
Colonial Country Club
Elder
Terry Dill
Bob Truck Clinches Playoff Trophy at Forest Hills
Bob Truck wins low gross with 71 after a sudden death playoff with Norman Arnold at Forest Hills Memorial Day Sweepstakes. Dick Monroe fires a best-ever 57 to take low net and is closest to the pin on number one. Ed Long places second in low net with 58, while a 248 aggregate wins for the winning team.
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Dick Monroe
Forest Hills
Truck
Norman Arnold
Monroe
Bob Scheibert
Arnold Grine
Jack Downey
Arnold
Howard Ward
Bill Eisler
Tom Blake
Derald Hatton
Dick Henderson
Ed Long
Otto Long
Frank Pavlick
George Mourouzis
George Bingham
Bill Kisler
Bingham
New Riegel and Bridgeport Open Class A Final Battle
Columbus Ohio AP New Riegel faces Bridgeport for the Class A state high school baseball crown after New Riegel pitcher Larry Kinn threw a no-hitter in a semifinal 10-0 win over Fairfield Union. Bridgeport defeated Clark Southeastern 7-5 in 10 innings as Kim improved to 12-0.
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Ohio
New Riegel
Seneca County
Bridgeport
Larry Kinn
Fairfield Union
Bridgeport Ralilca
Clark Southeastern
Kim
John Snider
Steve Bouillon
Chuck Reinbolt
Szturm Leads Wildwood Low Gross With 72 At Club
Szturm carded a 72 to win the low gross prize at Wildwood Country Club. Jim Moorhead and Bruce Hall shared top honors in the Low Net Tournament with solid 67 and 65 nets. Cornella, Moorhead, Greene Jr., and others posted 74 to 79 in a crowded leaderboard with separate division winners in handicap categories. Herr and Minor won accuracy contests on the course.
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Wildwood Country Club
Jim Moorhead
Bruce Hall
Szturm
Joe Cornella
Cornella
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Joe Herr
H. Tewell
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Fred Ruscher
H. Romans
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Chuck Kent
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Hall
B. Clements
Ed Sherman
Ed Wenzel
Dick Trout
Herr
Bob Minor
Ralston Criticizes Pro Status After French Open Loss
Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield loses to Zeljno Franulovic of Yugoslavia 6 2 6 0 6 1 in the French championships. Laver also falters before advancing to the last 16 as American Davis Cup stars Ashe Smith and Richey reach the round of 16. Prize money drive targets $7,000 with final set for next Saturday.
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Ralston
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Dick Crealy
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Pasadena
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Tex
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Burch Precedent May Boost Arts and Letters in Belmont
Elliott Burch aims to replicate past Metropolitans to fuel a Belmont bid for Arts and Letters. The Rokeby Stable colt beat Arts and Letters in the Metropolitan Memorial Day after a 1 1 6 pound weight and a 1 34 time, promising a boost for a Belmont clash with Majestic Prince.
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Ihim
Burch
Arts and Letters
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Locust H Farm
Jean Cruguet
Prince
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Mazzinghi Retires After Controversial No Contest
Italian former world junior middleweight champion Sandro Mazzinghi announced his retirement after Friday night’s bout with Freddy Little of Las Vegas ended in a controversial no contest amid a sore right elbow.
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Italy
Sandro Mazzinghi
Freddy Little
Las Vegas
Nev
East Seeks Double Crown With State Finals Bid
Columbus East aims for both basketball and baseball state titles in 1969. In the semifinals, pitcher Eddie Ratleff held St Joseph to one hit in five innings as Columbus East won 9-3, with Ratleff adding two RBIs. East Liverpool beat Miamisburg 5-4 in extras.
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Columbus East
Tigers
East Liverpool
East
Eddie Ratleff
Cleveland St. Joseph
Ratleff
Miamisburg
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