Monroe Hornets open season with 73 58 win over Stivers Tigers
Monroe coach Charlie Sullivan praised a strong defensive effort as the Hornets opened with a 73 58 victory at Dayton over Stivers. Dan Thomas scored 28 points with 14 of 16 free throws, Steve Miltenberger added 17, and Pat Fowles hit eight three pointers in the curtain raiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Charlie Sullivan
Monroe Hornets
Butler Countians
Stivers Tigers
Sullivan
Hornets
Dan Thomas
Hornet
Daytonians
Tigers
Thomas
Steve Miltenberger
Pat Fowles
Jim Tillman
Yeoman
Rocky Irwin
Stivers
Ohio
Monroe
Jordan
Stacklin
Osborne Pastler Garver
Henry Pelphrey
Ables
Tillman
Miltenberger
Fowles
Irwin
Blanton
Tapp
Paul re Ross at 1 45 5 30 9 20th Century Fox Present
Today and Sunday screenings list Paul re Ross at 1 45 and 5 30 with a 9 20 show times noted for 20th Century Fox presentation. Sundan re Kid not clearly readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Today & Sun
20Th Century Fox
Paul Re Ross
the Sundan Re Kid
Arrows Beat Arcanum In Season Opener Victory
Preble Shawnee Arrows upset defending Class A state champions Arcanum 71 to 53 in Camden. Coach Dan Norris’s team led by Kleetis McGhee with 20 points and Frank Cheadle adding 24 powered the arc from the floor, while Wade Michael debuted with a newborn at home and contributed 15 points off the bench. Arcanum drops to 1-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Preble
Shawnee Arrows
Arcanum
Dan Norris
Preble Shawnee Ners
Wade Michael
Arrows
Bill Nein
Frank Cheadle
Gary Riegele
Preble Shawnee
McGhee
Null
Stine
Michael
Nein
Messer
Robertson
Fisher
Blumenstock
Printz
Riegle
Sutton
Gray
Weidner
Cheadle
Bowers
Shawnee
Spartans Fall Narrowly as Northridge Tops Valley View 48 29
Dayton Northridge defeats Valley View 48 to 29 in a low scoring season opener. Fred Herzog led Northridge with 15 points while Valley View was held to seven field goals and 12 rebounds. Valley View travels to West Carrollton next to continue its campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Dayton Northridge
Valley View
Spartans
Fred Herzog
Northridge
Jim Clark
West Carrollton
Aggies Draw 13 222 as New Mexico Rivalry Hits Las Cruces
In a January 29 night clash at Pan Am Center Las Cruces New Mexico State drew 13 222 fans to face arch rival New Mexico in a high energy college basketball matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
New Mexico State
Las Cruces
Aggies
Pan American Center
Warriors improve to 3-0 with 60 35 win over Patterson
Lebanon Warriors beat Dayton Patterson 60 35 extending home win streak to 15 and season to 3 0. Ron Haven led with 26 points on 18 of 20 free throws and 4 field goals while Chris Brumenschenkel added 13. Patterson's Paul Stevens led visitors with 17 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warriors
Dayton Patterson
Ron Haven
Warrior
Chris Brumenschenkel
Cox
Stevens
P. Ballard
B. Craycraft
B. Dunn
B. Ridge
Patterson
M. Ballard
L. Ratliff
K. Fredrick
G. Reckart
IT. Brown
IJ. Brate
IC. Bowen
P. Girard
D. Theiss
M. Rohrkemper
Dotty Fothergill Leads TWA Qualifying With 2190
Dotty Fothergill of North Attleboro Mass led the Professional Women Bowlers Association TWA Owen with 2190 after two of four blocks. She averaged 216 for 10 games and was 1968 bowler of the year. Other top qualifiers include June Lewellyn 2102 Sue Reichley 2078 Toni Calvery 2071 Millie Martorella 2052 and Betty Morris 2052. The field completes 20 qualifying games today with the top 16 reaching finals Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Dotty Fothergill
North Attleboro
Mass
TWA Owen
Miss Fothergill
June Lewellyn
Lauderdale By The-Sea
Fla
Sue Reichley
Houston
Tex
Toni Calvery
Midwest City
Okla
Millie Martorella
Rochester
N.Y
Betty Morris
Stockton
Calif
Bengals reclaim two players after waiver period
Cincinnati reports corner back Fletcher Smith was recalled after AFL teams sought to add him. Running back Essex Johnson was recalled earlier. safety Jim Johnson and guard Ernie Park were not claimed and will not be recalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bengals
American Football League
Fletcher Smith
Essex Johnson
Jim Johnson
Ernie Park
Tag Team Bout In Cincinnati
The Shrek and Dr. Jerry Graham clash with Rocky Johnson and Bobo Brazil in a tag main event at Cincinnati Gardens. First match starts at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
the Shrek
Dr. Jerry Graham
Rocky Johnson
Bobo Brazil
Cincinnati Gardens
Torres defends WBC title in Guadalajara
Efren Torres, WBC flyweight champion from Guadalajara, defeats Susumu Hanagata by unanimous decision in a 15 round fight. He calls for a fight with WBA champion Bernabe Villacampo to settle the title dispute. Both fighters sustain swelling from frequent in fighting. Hanagata’s manager says he will fight Torres again anytime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadalajara
Mexico
Efren Torres
World Boxing Council
World Boxing Association
Villacampo
Torres
Japan
Susumu Hanagata
Bernabe Villacampo
Philippines
WBA
Efren
Alacran
Hanagata
Yokohama
Asuru Kawai
New York
Indiana
Kentucky
Miami
Carolina
Pittsburgh
Denver
Dallas
Greensboro
N.C
New Orleans
Washington
Pro Basketball NBA Friday Results
The Hawks and Celtics clash headlines a night of scores with Atlanta beating Boston 130 to 105. New York narrowly defeats Cincinnati 106 to 105, while Philadelphia tops Detroit 110 to 91. Chicago beats San Diego 126 to 119 as San Francisco falls to Los Angeles 114 to 108. Boston plays Baltimore, Philadelphia meets Milwaukee, Detroit hosts New York, and Cincinnati visits Atlanta. ABA follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
San Diego
San Fran
Los Ang’es
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Phoenix
Seattle
ABA
Torres Retains WBC Flyweight Title in Tokyo Bout
Efren Torres of Mexico outpointed Susumu Hanagata of Japan 15 rounds to retain the WBC world flyweight title. The scoring and details reflect a competitive title defense on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Efren Torres
Mexico
Susumu Hanagata
Japan
Torres
Palmer Keeps Lead In Heritage Golf Classic Round
Arnold Palmer shot 71 to stay tied for the lead at 139 with Tom Weiskopf, amid a brutal Heritage layout in drizzly Hilton Head. Weiskopf carded a course-record 65, while Dick Crawford moved to third at 140 and George Archer slipped to 141. Nicklaus stood at 143 after a 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton Head
S.C
Arnold Palmer
Foday
Palmer
Aear
Tom Weiskopf
Jim Colbert
Pace
Weiskopf
Tom
Dick Crawford
George Archer
Jack Nicklaus
Pete Dye
Nicklaus
Reds seek 1970 All Star game for new riverfront stadium
Cincinnati officials and Reds President request the National League host the 1970 All Star game at the new 50 000 seat riverfront stadium slated to open June 30. City leaders pledge timely readiness for a homestand versus the NL West champion Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
National League
Riverfront
Reds
Eugene Ruehlmann
Richard Krabach
Warren Giles
League
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Atlanta
Giles
King Casals win women's doubles in Stockholm Open
Billie Jean King of Long Beach and Rose Mary Casals of San Francisco won the women's doubles final in Stockholm Open. They defeated Julie Heldman of New York and Francoise Durr of France 6 4, 6 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Julie Heldman
New York
Francoise Durr
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tom McRoberts
Journal
Panavision
Rset
Michael Caine
Noel Coward
Middletown
Central Ave
Tplatret
Real
Kleetis McGhee
Hartsock
Herzog
Cross
Nichols
Horner
Angel
Jones
M. Hartsock
Bowling
Slusser
S. Rawlins
Ward
Crowe
Clark
McElfresh
Whitehead
Alves
Rieger
Albuquerque
Britain
Harry Andrews
Trevor Howard
Curt Jurgens
Fan McShane
Kenneth More
Laurence Olivier
Nigel Patrick
Christopher Plummer
Michael Redgrave
Ralph Richardson
Robert Shaw
Patrick Wymark
Susannah Yorkmone
Harry Saltzman
Benjamin Hisz
Kennaway
Greatorex
Guy Hamilton
Coves Techni
Mao Panmision
Chitty Chitty
Albert R Broccol
Dick*Van Dyke
Sally Ann ‘Howes
Lione
Jeffries Sua Fewngs
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
James Garner
Walter Brennan
Tors A
United Artists
Richard Widmark In
J. Mynhier
P. Watts
A. Adams
S. Hamilton
N. Pfeiffer
M. Robinson
C. Pergram
J. Gibbs
S. Bowden
W. Brewer
D. Cornwall
B. Back
J. Ruppert
N. Jones
M. Wombold
C. Bake
L. Poffenbarger
J. Shockey
B. Murphy
D. Hoover
P. Denham
B. Gephart
J. Diles
Z. Taylor
M. Melton
J. Whitman
B. Hotarick
Patrick
G. Lemmons
Dotty
Miami Valley
DE Gee
Anchester Otor
Iniddletown, O
Charlic Reeuer
Bengals
WBC
King
NBA
Arnie
Elvis Presley
Mary Tyler Moore
ALL Star
King Kong
W.I.N.G
Steve Kirk
Paul
Joanne
Newman
Woodward
Mike Nichols
Joseph E. Levine
Lawrence Turman
Benjamin
Avco Embassy
Aveo Embassy Pictures
Joseph E. Levine Presents
Harvey RE Bogarde
Christie Darineg
Technicolor Techniscope
Hunter Silva
Curvea- Gazzolo
Machiavelli Serra
Cincy
Crosley Field
Redland Field
King Casals
Bnbhyer
Kempor
Sharon
Mosteller
Jean Brodie
Curt Disneys
Darby Ogill and
The
Little People Technicolor
Hor Dooney
John Kate Katharine Rose
Universal Picture
Sun
Hell Fighters
Darby O’gill
South Main Street
Franklin, Oh!o Phone
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!