Oscar Robertson Tops Free Throw Mark In Royals Win
Oscar Robertson led the Cincinnati Royals to a 133-112 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers with 11 free throws and 27 points while Wilt Chamberlain missed at the line. Jerry Lucas opened with early baskets as Cincinnati pulled away, and Los Angeles beat Detroit 117-111 with Jerry West scoring 33.
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Mason-Mason Edges Lebanon Five 60 56 In Tight Win
Mason-Mason defeated cross-county rival Lebanon 60 to 56 to grab their second win of the season. Lebanon led 14 to 10 after the first period, but Mason-Mason surged to take a 31 to 20 halftime lead. Rob Fox scored nine points, including eight in the fourth quarter, to seal the victory while John Berry led both teams with 21 points. Art Green topped the Warriors with 15.
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Question Raises Ire Of Rooters In Bowl Matchup
In Murfreesboro Tennessee a Grantland Rice Bowl pairing drew ire after a Chattanooga Times reporter questioned Muskingum's pedigree. Fans note Muskingum's 1 0 season and alumni like Col John Glenn while MTSC touts its larger program and notable opponents. Separate public notices list estate matters including admin appointments and executors in Middletown and Monroe Ohio with dates in November 1964.
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Mary Melton The 611 series at Eastern Lanes in Ladies Nite Out
Mary Melton sparked a 611 set the first 600 series of her career at Eastern Lanes during Ladies Nite Out. She opened with 228, then posted 192 and 191 as Shaffer Kleen Air teammate. The score sheet lists numerous bowlers including Ed Bivins 269-194-182-645 and Ted Whitfield 139 in Worcester.
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Gray Harrison
Ken Carpenter
Bill Howard
Steve Bennett
Dave Cantor
F. Armstrong
G. Sickle
Les Thurman
Betty Lewis
Rose Bowen
Marge Sanders
Rita Gough
Mary Henning
Vera Joseph
Carolyn Kelly
Billie McGee
Marcia Barker
Chris Creech
Callie Fishbaugh
Moffitt Reaches NSW Tennis Championship Final
Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach Calif defeats Lesley Turner 6 4 6 3 at White City Stadium to reach the New South Wales Championship final. She will face Margaret Smith in Sunday's final after Smith’s win. Roy Emerson also advances to the singles final with a straight sets victory over Bill Bowrey 6 4 6 4 7 5.
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Yankees Send Daley To Tribe
Bud Daley a 31 year old left handed pitcher was sold by the New York Yankees to the Cleveland Indians for an undisclosed cash amount. He had earlier been part of a deal that sent Pedro Ramos to Cleveland and Ralph Terry to the Indians. Daley appeared in 13 games last season posting a 3 and 2 record while spending most of the year with the Richmond International League farm club. Daley previously had elbow bone chip surgery in 1963.
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Torres Knocks Out Bobo Olson In First Round
José Torres, a Puerto Rican rising contender, blitzed 36 year old veteran Bobo Olson in the first round to stake a claim toward Willie Pastrano's light heavyweight title. Olson, a former middleweight champion, crumpled at 2:51 of the opening round after a left-right combination.
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Brazilian Champion Eder Jofre Defends Bantam Crown
In Bogota Brazil champion Eder Jofre retained his world bantamweight title with a seventh round knockout of Colombia's Bernardo Caraballo. Jofre earned a tax free $50,000 and could reach $65,000, while Caraballo was set to take about $20,000. Victor Cano beat Alphonse Halimi on points.
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Drivers Clash for U S Stock Car Title in Hanford
Parnelli Jones leads the point chase entering the Billy Vu kovich Memorial 200 at Hanford with Norm Nelson needing a win or high finish to overtake. A. J. Foyt and Don White also contend as $15 000 prize awaits the winner.
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Don White
Race Driver Bobby Marshman In Critical Condition
Bobby Marshman 28 of Pottstown Pennsylvania lies in extremely critical condition after a practice crash at Phoenix Raceway. The veteran driver hit the west wall at about 148 miles per hour during a practice run and was enveloped by flames when the car exploded after impact. He had finished 13th in the Bobby Ball Memorial Race.
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Torres Stops Olson in San Francisco Bout
Jose Torres of Puerto Rico nicknamed 170 pounds KO'd Bobo Olson at 175 pounds in San Francisco in a brief pro boxing match with Olson toppled in a single round.
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Estate notices for Frisby and Niblock in Butler County
Case No. E-1483 estate of James B. Frisby executrix Clara Frisby of Trenton Butler County Ohio named. Dated November 6, 1964 by Probate Judge Thomas Stubbs. Case No. E-1440 estate of Catherine J. Niblock executor William J. Niblock of Middletown Butler County Ohio appointed. Dated November 23, 170y by Co H Taylor.
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Butler County
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Florence B. Ritter
Ono
Wilmer & Wilmer Attorneys-at-Law
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Susie Michael
Wayne Township
Katherine Doebler
Katie Doebler
Paul E. Doebler
Monroe
Butler Count
Lemon Township
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Cincinnati
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Trenton
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Insurance offer for hunters golfers and fishermen
If you are a hunter golfer or fisherman let us insure you for any injury you may cause to others. The cost is ten dollars per year.
Collier multitasks as Browns prep for draft and Eagles game
Cleveland Browns head coach Blanton Collier and staff handle a pregame drill at Municipal Stadium and participate in the NFL college player draft by telephone. The team aims to beat the Philadelphia Eagles in the final home game of the season with about 80 000 fans possible. Galen Fiss hopes to return from a dislocated thumb, with Stan Scurek as his backup. The Browns hold 23 draft choices, including Chicago and San Francisco trade implications, and may seek quarterbacks linebackers defensive backs and big linemen.
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Giants Lose Jap Hurler For 65
Masanori Murakami, the first Japanese national to play in the majors, will pitch next season for the Nankai Hawks in Japan's Pacific League. He appeared with the Giants for 15 innings last season, giving up three earned runs with 15 strikeouts and three walks.
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