United Missionary Baptist Triumphs In All-Church Softball
United Missionary Baptist swept a doubleheader over Clayton Street Church of God at Goldman Park to win the first All-Church Softball Tournament title. Mack Sangster earned both wins, and Harold Jackson led in doubles as Lane and Rod Sangster contributed key hits.
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United Missionary Baptist
Clayton Street
Church of God
Goldman Park
Baptist
United Baptist
Clayton Sr
Warren Patterson
Clarence Lane
Mack Sangster
Bob Morris
Leroy Lehman
Gene Burton
Lane
Jackson
Roderick Sangster
Missionary Baptist
Rod Sangster
Ray Boxwell
Ralph Murphy
Schoenling All Stars Exhibit New Member Don Bowling
The Schoenling All-Stars of Cincinnati will display their newest member Don Bowling, a Middletonian, at the Sports Bowl tonight. The team, among the area’s top bowling squads, faces the Sports Bowl Tournament team in an exhibition to celebrate the venue’s 10th anniversary, starting at 7:30 p.m.
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Schoenling All-Stars
Cincinnati
Don
Bowling
Professional Bowler’s Association
Schoenling
King's Scepter to Carry Top Weight in Latonia Handicap
King Scepter with 122 pounds will lead the Latonia Covington Handicap at Florence Kentucky. Frank Sexton to ride the three year old in the mile and 70 yard feature as Cumberland Duke Game Try and Zami Boy are top rivals expected to contest the race.
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Florence, Ky
Latonia
Frank Sexton
Cumberland Duke
Game Try
Zami Boy
Bowling Mill Acra and Player Scores Lead Boxscore List
A long list shows bowling scores for many players including Bill Castle Joe Lewis Gray Harrison Zelma Taylor Dora Cornwel Char. Pergram Jeanne Hyde Debbie Wise Marty Buringer Judy Schultz Dot Doughman Ella Miller Alice Keister Pearl Profitt Blanche Venze Phyllis Cohen. Denver Bears open with oldest and youngest pitchers Art Fowler 42 and Jim Merritt 21 and Bill Whitby 21. Charley Lau of the Orioles debuted with the Tigers in 1956.
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Bill Castle
Joe Lewis
Gray Harrison
Zelma Taylor
Dora Cornwel
Char. Pergram
Jeanne Hyde
Debbie Wise
Marty Buringer
Judy Schultz
Dot Doughman
Ella Miller
Alice Keister
Pearl Profitt
Blanche Venze
Phyllis Cohen
Denver
Denver Bears
Art Fowler
Jim Merritt
Bill Whitby
Munden Point Aims to Win New Hampshire Sweepstakes Classic
Ira Hanford trains Munden Point to challenge a strong field of 3 year olds led by Hail to All in Rockingham Park’s 250000 added New Hampshire Sweepstakes Classic. Hanford cites the colt’s late acceleration and longer distance suitability amid a purse of 281720 with 183118 to the winner.
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Salem
N.H
Munden Point
Bold Venture
Ira Hanford
New Hampshire
Hanford
Rockingham
Ira
Westphal Knocks Out Petterson in Berlin Bout
Albert Westphal aged 200 pounds from Germany KOed Ray Petterson of New York who weighed 181 pounds in Berlin. The Associated Press reports a decisive 5th round stoppage.
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Berlin
Albert Westphal
Germany
Ray Petterson
New York
U S Amateurs Face Miracle Return In Walker Cup Test
The British side led 8 4 after opening rounds with England Scotland and Ireland stacking early points. Peter Townsend and Clive Clark starred for the visitors while Billy Joe Patton and Deane Beman won U S singles games to keep hopes alive.
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Atlantic
Peter Townsend
Clive Clark
Townsend
Ronnie Shade
Clark
Mike Bonallack
Middletown Closed City Tennis Semis Set
Sparky Snyder Kent Chaffin and Art Kunz Jr plus Jim Gibbons reach the semifinals in the Middletown Closed City Tennis Tournament. Chaffin and Sparky Snyder beat Bruce Lawson and Steve Wood for a finals berth. Cindy Snyder defeated Cindy Ball 6 0 6 1 to reach the women’s singles final.
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Sparky Snyder
Kent Chaffin
Art Kunz Jr
Middletown
Jim Gibbons
Chaffin
Bruce Lawson
Steve Wood
Gibbons
Kunz
Cindy Snyder
Connie Capozzi
Cindy Ball
Sansaw
Hird
Rt Kunz Jr
Steve Burton
George Burton
Cindy Snyder Aef
Kunz and Chalfin-Snyder In Singles and Doubles Semis
Art Kunz Jr defeats Drexel Blevins 6-0 6-0 in men s singles semifinal action. Kent Chalfin advances after an incomplete result with Bob Driscoll 6-2 6-4. Sparky Snyder beats George Lin in straight sets 6-1 6-2. In doubles Chalfin-Snyder reach final after a semifinal win over Bruce.
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Art Kunz Jr
Drexel Blevins
Kent Chalfin
Bob Driscoll
Sparky Snyder
George Linnert
Bruce
Twin Double Pays $90,000 at Yonkers Raceway
In Yonkers New York two tickets won a $90 557 20 twin double Friday night with the top prior Yonkers payoff of 127 552 70 on February 22. One winner Benjamin Belzer 41 a New York City restaurant owner appeared for his payout about ten minutes after the race and collected a check saying I am very elated.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Yonkers Raceway
Benjamin Belzer
New York City
Chargers May Be Too Good For Their Own Good
San Diego Chargers face a complacency risk after a strong 1963 season as coach Sid Gillman evaluates if John Hadl can lead the offense. The Western Division champions added rookies Steve DeLong Rick Redman Steve Tensi and Gene Foster while retaining most of the title team and a potent backfield with Lance Alworth Keith Lincoln Paul Lowe.
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Mike Rathet
Escondido
Calif
San Diego Chargers
Sid Gillman
Gillman
Chargers
Steve DeLong
Tennessee
Rick Redman
Washington
Steve Tensi
Florida State
Gene Foster
Arizona State
Hadl
Lance Alworth
Keith Lincoln
Paul Lowe
Alworth
Don Norton
Dave Koc
Notable Chargers Offensive Line and Defense Preview
One of series oares targets Hadl with Jerry Robinson and Jacques MacKinnon in reserve. Ron Mix and Ernie Wright anchor the line with Pat Shea Walt Sweeney at guards and Don Rogers at center. Earl Faison leads the defense with Bob Petrich and challengers Bob Mint inger DeLong at end. Ernie Ladd and George Gross man the tackles.
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Oares
Hadl
Fleet Jerry Robinson
Jacques MacKinnon
Ron Mix
Ernie Wright
Pat Shea
Walt Sweeney
Don Rogers
Earl Faison
Bob Petrich
Bob Mitinger
DeLong
Ernie Ladd
George Gross
Juvenile Stakes at River Downs Draws Thirteen Entrants
Thirteen two year olds are set to start in the $5,000 added Juvenile Stakes at River Downs in Cincinnati. The co feature Turf Speed Handicap offers $3,000 and will be run in two divisions over 4 1/2 furlongs. Duc d Eclair carries 125 pounds in the Juvenile Stakes, Dark Clover 120 pounds in the first Turf Speed division, and Keeper's Choice 122 pounds in the second division.
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Cincinnati
River Downs
Duc d'Eclair
Dave Weiler
Dark Clover
Ray York
Keeper's Choice
W. M. Cook
Race Time tops four leg Harness Tracks of America Pace
Race Time extended his dominance in the 4 year old pacers by winning the $10,550 fourth leg at Saratoga Raceway. The victory marked his fourth straight win, with a mile time of 2 02 and payoffs of 2.60 2.20 and 2.20.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Saratoga Raceway
Wininger clings to one stroke lead at Oklahoma City Open
Bo Wininger stays ahead at five under par after a two under 70 at the halfway mark of the Oklahoma City Open. Dave Marr and Bobby Nichols trail by one and six strokes respectively. Arnold Palmer tied at 145 after a 70. Randy Glover moves into third at 142.
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Oklahoma City
Bo Wininger
Dave Marr
Bobby Nichols
Wininger
Marr
Nichols
Arnold Palmer
Randy Glover
Ference
S.C
Tribe Brings Back Rookies to Indians Active List
Cleveland Indians announce two rookies are recalled from the disabled list. Mike Hedlund will rejoin Monday after arm trouble that began in July and Ralph Gagliano returns from a knee injury that kept him sidelined since spring training.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Mike Hedlund
Ralph Gagliano
Hedlund
Gagliano
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