Middletown High Slashes Season Ticket Price
Middletown High cuts season tickets to 11 games to 10 dollars from 11 dollars. Athletic Director Elmo Lingrel lists games at Wade E. Miller Gym from December 3 to February 19 against Colum bus South Stebbins High Roosevelt North Columbus etc. Mail orders with checks or money included and self addressed stamped envelope.
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Middletown High
Elmo Lingrel
Columbus South
Wade E. Miller
Stebbins High
Dayton Roosevelt
Columbus North
Springfield
Cincinnati Withrow
Hamilton Garfield
Lima
Portsmouth
Columbus East
Hamilton Taft
Middletown High Athletic Dept
Is Stengel Through With Baseball
Casey Stengel, fired by the New York Yankees after the World Series, turned down the Detroit Tigers offering a free hand. He said he loves baseball but is unsure of his next move, expressing regret at declining Detroit and noting the club’s standout players. Detroit president John Fetzer indicated a manager search would continue, with Bill Rigney among those considered. Los Angeles also seeks a manager as it gains AL franchise status, but Stengel shows no interest in a long rebuilding project.
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LOS Angeles
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Stengel
Detroi Tigers
John Fetzer
Detroit
Fetzer
Rick Ferrell
Bill Rigney
Stergel
Casey
Dodgers
Diplomatic Courtesy Starts Washington International Race
In Laurel Maryland the Washington International draw opens as 11 horses break from the tape for a mile and a half grass run for 100000 in prizes. The field features Bald Eagle contenders and a mix of Irish French Russian Italian English entries while diplomats hope for a strong showing from their nations.
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Ireland
T. J. Kiernan
Maris Daughter In Same Ordeal Will Have Tonsil Surgery
Raytown Missouri AP three year old Susan Maris will have tonsils removed next month. Her father Roger Maris New York Yankee outfielder and 1960 American League MVP also will undergo tonsil surgery after suffering a sore throat for months.
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Raytown
Susan Maris
Roger Maris
New York Yankee
Maris
Buckeye Great At Miami Fete
Dr. James R. Hull former Ohio State All American 1939 will speak at Miami University's All Sports Banquet in the University Center on Monday November 28. Hull, now an orthodontist in Columbus, was the scoring star of OSU in the 1939 NCAA tournament final against Oregon, the first NCAA tournament.
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Oxford
James R. Hull
Ohio State University
Miami University
Universiy Center
Miami
John Brickels
Columbus
Hull
Ohio State
Uo Oregon
Khayyat Brothers Meet Head On In Pro Battle
Philadelphia AP report highlights Ed Khayat of the Eagles facing his brother Bob Khayat of the Redskins as the teams clash. Ed, 25, blocks kicks and is noted as a strong lineman. Bob, 22, led the nation in place kicking at Mississippi. Dad Khayat travels from Moss Point to watch, teased about favoritism.
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Philadelphia
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Washington Redskins
Ed Khayat
Eagles
Buck Shaw
Bob
Redskins
Tulane
Mississippi
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Steelers
Dallas
Norfolk
Dad Khayat
Jed
Warriors Show More Than Will
The Philadelphia Warriors extended their winning streak to eight with a 116-112 overtime victory over the New York Knicks. Tom Gola played all 53 minutes and scored seven of Philadelphia’s 12 overtime points, while Paul Arizin led all scorers with 33. Wilt Chamberlain had 22 on 9 of 29, showing the team’s depth beyond its star.
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National Basketball Association
Philadelphia Warriors
New York Knickerbockers
Wilt
Gola
Philadelphia
Warriors
Arizin
Chamberlain
Mears and Sharpe Lead UC Basketball Clinic
CINCINNATI AP Ohio coach Ray Mears of Wisternberg University and Indiana high school mentor Howard Sharpe of Terre Haute Gerstmeyer headline the University of Cincinnati fourth annual basketball clinic. About 300 high school coaches are expected to attend as UC head coach Ed Jucker also speaks and a one hour scrimmage among 1960 61 Cincinnati varsity players benefits the clinic guests.
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Ohio
Indiana
University of Cincinnnati
Ray Mears
Wistenberg University
Howard Sharpe
Terre Haute
Ind
Gerstmeyer High School
Ed Jucker
Cardinals Close Season At 500
Germantown’s Cardinals finished 5-5 after a 38-18 loss to Mariemont. Boty Leither scored two touchdowns including a 45 yard breakaway. The season ended with an even .500 record for Germantown.
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Cardinals
Germantown
Mariemont
Boty—Leither
Cardinal
Castro's Labor Unions Bid To Save Pro Baseball In Cuba
In Havana, Fidel Castro's labor unions move to purchase season box seats to prop up pro baseball as attendance slumps and American players are banned. The sport suffers from US talent absence, economic strain, and prior league franchise shifts, with players taking pay cuts amid a patriotic push.
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Castro
Cuba
Robert Berrellez
Havana
Fidel Castro
International League
Jersey City
United States
Bowling Immortal Flynn to bowl in Middletown on Friday
Bill Flynn of Cleveland will compete in the Fifth Annual Sports Bowl Five-Man Handicap Tournament in Middletown tomorrow night. Flynn, famed for two consecutive perfect games, joins notable peers and leads the Cleveland Traveling Classic League, with teammates showing strong scores as 96 teams vie for a massive 3,126 handicap mark at B J's Lucky Lanes Kokomo entry.
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Bill Flynn
Cleveland
Middletown
Flynn
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnatis
Cresanti
Reds
Snow & White
Ben Visin
Jim Friend
Snow & White Construction
Wartersville
Ohio
B. J's
Lucky Lanes
Kokomo
Ind
Bowling League Results And Standings From Yesterday
Yesterday's results show extensive bowling action across divisions with multiple teams and players posting high scores. Notable performances include 200s from men and women, with teams like Cubs defeating Pirates and Dodgers besting Giants while GO Yankees edged Tigers. Individual leaders include Jim Ferguson 223 and Nick Zikos 244 in the 200 games list, among numerous top scores across leagues.
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Bob Foster
Clay Lansdale
Dave Combs
E. Reed
Jim Ferguson
Paul Kleine
Mac Soule
C. McGuire
C. Thiel
S. Ingram
Bob Rock
K. Grimes
Jim Koeh
Wilbur Hendrickson
Chris Margerum
Les Pfeiffer
Ralph Hall
Nick Zikos
Jake Watson
Don Dennis
Jasper Harrison
Margie Wells Fires 266 For Bowling High
Margie Wells topped Middletown bowling last night with a 266, the Frontier Lanes season high and possibly the year’s best by a woman. The 127 158 266 551 line paced Bartel's team to a 3 0 win over Pepsi Cola in the Frontier Queens League, marking her highest score in seven years.
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Margie Wells
Frontier Lanes
Middletown
Bartel
Pepsi- Cola
Margie
Matmen Capture Bouts Swiftly at National Guard Armory
Karol Krauser and Leon Graham won quick one fall bouts in 12 minutes each, defeating Oscar Verdun and Billy Cox respectively. Billy Darnell and Happy Humphrey rallied to beat Toro Sakano and Oyama Kato two falls to one after dropping the first fall, finishing with two straight comeback falls in 3:45.
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Karol Krauser
Leon Graham
National Guard Armory
Krauser
Oscar Verdu
Graham
Billy Cox
Billy Darnell
Happy Humphrey
Toro Sakano
Oyama Kato
Darnell
Humphrey
North Dakota Guard Bjomaraa Returns to Football
Grand Forks North Dakota 200-pound sophomore Bud Bjomaraa from Okloe Minnesota broke his arm last season in the first game but is back to try football again. Coach Dewey Sumiley says Bjomaraa is stout defensively and has been making big strides on offense. He plays guard.
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N. D
Bud Bjomaraa
Okloe
Minn
North Dakota
Dewey Sumiley
Bjomaraa
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