Seyfert's and Sportsmen Suffer First Setbacks at Goldman Park
In a busy American League night at Goldman Park the top teams Seyfert's Chips and Sportsmen's Club both lost. Jr. Order UAM won in second-round play after a 7-0 forfeit by Sportsmen, while Seyfert's fell 74 in extra innings to A Battery. Monsanto Chemical upset Gardner MBA 19-6 as Trenton Jets beat Knights of Columbus.
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Vince Imfeld
Goldman Park
Seyfert
Seyfert's
Sportsmen
UAM
Iti
Monsanto Chemical
Gardner Mba
Trenton Jets
Cision
Knights of Columbus
Pete Cooper
Gene Wolke
Galloway
Bill Gomin
Don Combs
Seyffert
Don Wilson
Hatton
Fred Wilson
Don Spencer
Cooper
Bob Brown
Monsanto
Bob Cunningham
Trenton
B. Rogers
T. Kinder
Rogers
D. Marshall
Jets
Frank Long
Bow Andres
Goldman
Triplicates Highlight Moose Menace At Eastern Lanes
Bowling results show Horse Shoe Bar team triplicates with Bob Medley 179-179-179 and Jim Harrison 156-156-156 leading Moose league action. Across lanes, Bessie Mayes earns triplicate 94 at J J Lanes while multiple bowlers post 200s and high 180s in men and women divisions.
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Moose
Bob Medley
Jim Harrison
Bessie Mayes
Marilyn Sullivan
Janet Ruppert
Mary Kappel
Dave Hobrook
Bill Ellis
Paul ‘Doughman
Floyd Gephart
D. Aleman
Jinks Grimmett
Ken Lucas
Dick Brandenburg
John Whitman
Gary Harrison
Juanita Jiles
Sally Whitson
Delores de Hart
Dennis Justice
Mrs Jones Captures Golfing Honors At Wildwood Day
Mrs. Claude Jones captured the low gross honors in the first flight at Wildwood Ladies Day with an 86. In the second flight Mrs. Art Kunz won low gross with 95 and Mrs. George Reed had low net 79. Anna totals noted include Mrs. S Adams 48 for nine holes and Mrs. Guerney Cole 41 low net.
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Claude Jones
Paul Wikoff
Art Kunz
George Reed
S. Adams
Guerney Cole, Jr
Charles Johnson
Charles Walsh
Millionairess wins at Scioto Downs in $3,000 invitational trot
In Columbus Ohio the Millionairess owned by Evert Bucy of Newark captured the featured $3,000 invitational trot in 2:05 at Scioto Downs. Forest Edwards drove the aged mare who trailed at the half before finishing a length ahead and paying $42.80. Frank D. Jackson paid $53.40 and Floffie Hal $17.20 won the first two races, delivering a $554.40 daily double driven by R. J. Brown on both ends.
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Columbus
R. J. Brown
Turf Club Ends Successful Run
Cincinnati AP reports the Cincinnati Turf Club closed its three year run with two long shot winners at River Downs. Go Columbia won the featured race in 1:47 3-5, paying 19.80 to win. Homely Countess paid 73.60 for bettors in race four. Don Brumfield rode 68 winners for the meeting, with total handle at 9.712 million and attendance 180,571, both up from last year. The Aqueduct site details note 23 acres originally, now 203 acres.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Turf Club
River Downs
Go Columbia
Don Brumfield
Gratis Boosters Stage Tourney Opens This Weekend
The Gratis Boosters Club will stage an Open Slo-Pitch Softball Tournament this weekend with a windup the following weekend. Entry is 25 dollars for an American Softball Association sanctioned event. The drawing occurs Thursday at Gratis School at 7 30 p m, and teams must be present to enter.
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Gratis Boosters Club
American Softball Association
Gratis
White Takes Fifth In Batting Race
In a week of NL action Bill White moved into fifth in batting with 12 hits in 26 at bats and seven points to .226 for the St. Louis Cardinals. Tommy Davis of the Dodgers regained the NL lead at .342 with 12 safeties in 31 at bats, while Frank Robinson slid to a tie for second at .335 with Stan Musial.
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NEW York
Bill White
St. Louis Cardinals
White
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
Frank Robinson
Davis
Robinson
Stan Musial
Musial
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Pete Runnels
Boston
Floyd Robinson
Chicago White Sox
Rich Rollins
Minnesota
Norm Siebern
Kansas City
Chuck Hinton
Washington
Rollins
Hinton
Hamilton Driver Captures Feature at Butler County Raceway
Hamilton Driver Took the feature in the Grand Prix de Karts at Butler County Raceway on Labor Day driving a single engine kart. Jack Killian of Hamilton won the feature, while Charles Lanson of Middletown finished fifth and Middletown pair Danny Allen and Corky Long placed second and third in the dual engine kart class. Red Ryder Fisner of Springboro won another race.
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Jack Killian
Hamilton
Butler County
Labor Day
Charles Lanson
Middletown
Danny Allen
Corky Long
Red Ryder Fisner
Springboro
Froehling Aims to Beat Laver by Concentration
Froehling, a 20 year old American ranked sixth, says he could beat Rod Laver if he could concentrate better. He notes his past results against Laver and questions Davis Cup selections, while competing in the West Side tournament amid rain delays. Karen Hantze Susman faces flu illness as she defends Wimbledon seed No. 2 behind Margaret Smith, with results from second round and other top seeds.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Frank Froehling
Rod Laver
Laver
Froehling
Trinity University
America
Chuck McKinley
Freehling
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Inter
West Side
Coral Gables
McKinley
Mexico
Karen Hantze Susman
Karen
San Diego
Calif
Margaret Smith
Australia
Mimi Arnold
Santa Barbara
Rod
Miss Smith
Stephanie de Fina
Hollywood
Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Jan Lehane
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Deidre Catt
Britain
Ohioans Qualify For Golf Meet
Six Ohioans and one West Virginian will represent Cincinnati in the 1962 National Amateur Golf Tournament. Don Stickney of Columbus led qualifying at Camargo Country Club with 73 74 for 142. Other qualifiers include Jack Zimmerman of Dayton, Boger McManus of Cincinnati, Ed Tutwiler of Charleston, Frank Schmidt of Columbus, Walter Beckford of Cincinnati, and Don Albert of Worthington with scores ranging from 145 to 148. The event runs September 17 to 22 at Pinehurst North Carolina.
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Cincinnati
Don Stickney
Columbus
Camargo Country Club
Pinehurst
N.C
Stickney
Pandel Savic
Jack Zimmerman
Dayton
Boger McManus
Ed Tutwiler
Charleston
W.va
Frank Schmidt
Walter Beckford
Don Albert
Worthington
Wynn's bid hits an unlucky streak
Chicago veteran Early Wynn of the White Sox faces a rough patch on his path to 300 major league victories. At 43 entering the 1943 season, he insists he will reach 300 this year, but notes he may be the last to do so due to a livelier ball and tighter rotation rules.
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Chicago
Wynn
Chicago White Sox
Bill Monhouquette
Boston Red Sox
End position key for Miami in 1962 football
Oxford special: Miami University coach John Pont projects the end spots as the Redskins best area in 1962. Seven returning lettermen include three seniors, with Gerry Myers at left end and Bob Jencks and Dave Mallory sharing first team duties. Freshmen Terry Dickerson Jack Himebauch and Ron Robson headline potential depth as others develop.
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Oxford
Miami University
Redskins
John Pont
Pont
Miami
Ernie Plank
Terry Dickerson
Jack Himebauch
Gerry Myers
Bob Jencks
Dave Mallory
Jencks
Mallory
Myers
Archbold
Dick Viah
Bob Hart
Middletown
Russ Wickerham
Frnne Nease
Vilah
Wickerham
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Marge’ Sanders
Ida Warnock
Bonnie Farach
Sera Donisi
Mickey Koeppel
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Bob Rosenfelder
Phil Palmer
Karl Poplin
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Henry Bowman
Mary Hammerle
Norma Birkhimer
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Kay Steele
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Betty Simpson
Sports Bowl
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Bob Kemplin
Don Joseph
Jack Isgro
Frank Kaufman
B. Sample
Joe Graham
Bill Miller
Don Shaffer
Sharm Larsson
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Bob Izor
Jack Prichard
Pauline Fletcher
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Virgil Dix
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ED Corrigan
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Douglas
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Pia Balling
Denmark
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Soviet Union
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Scarsdale
Charles D. Werner
Penn State University
United States Track and Field Federation
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Sycamore
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