U S Davis Cup Team Faces Ailing Hurdles Before Challenge
U S captain Vic Seixas says 21 days remain as the team shifts from grass to a slower Cleveland surface. Dennis Ralston battles a right ankle problem after a third set default, while Terry Ryan of South Africa quits heat. Osuna and Pietrangeli advance in a day of defaults. Maria Bueno wins to reach the third round.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
U. S
Vic Seixas
Cleveland
Dennis Ralston
Aus Sies
Adelaide
Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Terry Ryan
South Africa
Rya i
Osuna
Nicola Pietrangeli
Italy
Claude de Grunckel
Belgium
Pietrangeli
Alain Bresson
France
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Jenny Morris
Southern Rhodesia
Young Art Kunz Eyes 2 Crowns at Middletown Tournament
Art Kunz Jr. reached the finals in both Men’s Singles and Doubles at the Middletown Closed City Tennis Tournament. He faces Sparky Snyder for the singles title after Snyder beat Kent Chalfin 6 8, 6 3, 6 2 in a delayed match. Kunz Sr. joined him in the doubles final after a 6 4, 6 1 victory over Tom Harrison and Paul Gates.
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Art Kunz Jr
Middletown
Kunz
Sparky Snyder
Snyder
Kent Chalfin
James Emerson
Dave Harrington
Art Kunz Sr
Tom Harrison
Paul Gates
Chalfin
Ohioans Sweep Top Three in Speedway Race
Jim McCune of Toledo won the feature at the Minnesota State Fair speedway event with a 10:37.18 time. Harold Smith of Dayton finished second and Leo Caldwell of Perrysburg placed third, all Ohioans who also won preliminary races alongside Dean Mast of Dover.
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St, Paul
Hillsboro High Football Opens With Likely SRO Crowd
Hillsboro Ohio expects standing room only as Hillsboro High School football opens next Friday. Officials say seats ordered last summer from Snyder Tank Corp Buffalo NY may not be installed at the stadium until September 25.
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Hillsboro
Ohio
Snyder Tank Corp
Buffalo
N. Y
River Downs Latonia Track War Opens with Big Purses
Latonia and River Downs near Cincinnati enter a rivalry as Latonia hosts a 1964 season opener drawing 4,990 fans while River Downs reports 2,175 visitors. Mutuel handles reach 232,962 at Latonia and 134,439 at River Downs ahead of three featured purses including the Clang Handicap Turf Speed Handicap and Meadow Handicap.
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Latonia
Florence
River Downs
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Turf Club
Golf Veterans Face Off Against Newcomers In Dallas Open
In Dallas the Dallas Open at Oak Cliff CC opened with rookies leading the way. Chuck Courtney of La Jolla Calif shot a five under par 67 to grab the first round lead at 40 000 prize event. George Archer of Gilroy Calif and rookie Tony Evans of Columbus S C stood two and four strokes back respectively while veterans Charles Sifford Fred Haas and Frank Beard posted 66s.
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Dallas
Chuck Courtney
la Jolla
Calif
Courtney
Oak Cliff Country Club
George Archer
Gilroy
Tony Evans
Columbus
S.C
Prepster Dies During Contest
Roy Washington an 18 year old Central High Spartans defensive tackle collapsed on the sidelines after a strong first quarter and died en route to a hospital. Police said autopsy ordered to determine cause of death. coaches and officials attempted to revive him.
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Bogalusa
Roy Washington
Roy
Young Washington
Central High Spartans
Sovereign Chosen as British America's Cup Challenger
Careful training and planning have named Sovereign the British challenger for the 108 year old America's Cup series. The event opens September 15 with Constellation set as the U S defender after the selection.
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Newport
R. I
Constellation
United States
Browns Flock to Jim Brown as Key to Title Hope
Cleveland veterans and coaches defend Jim Brown amid critics while the Browns prepare at Hiram College. New stars like Paul Warfield and Jim Ninowski push for roles as Brown trains for another rushing record in 1964.
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Frank Ryan
Ninowski
Pittsburgh
Paul Warfield
Browns
Ohio State
Rich «Reutling
Chicago Bears
Barry Cohen Clinches Legion City Junior Golf Title
Barry Cohen held on to win the American Legion City Junior Golf tournament at Brown's Run Country Club. He entered the final round with a four stroke lead and finished with a 149 total after a closing 76, beating Jim Gailey by two strokes who had 148.
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Barry Cohen
American Legion City
Cohen
Brown's Run Country
Beverly Ikenberry
Tim Bales
Bill Thorn
Tom Runyon
Walter Mischley
Brooks Billmay
Billman
Mischley
John Bushy
Greene Dominates 14 and Under with 81 for 159 total
Tom Greene won the 14 and Under division firing an 81 to reach a 159 total. Mark Leasure captured the net award with 141 while Mark Cohen posted 87 and 9 for a 177 total to win the 13 and Under division.
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Tom Greene
Mark Leasure
Mark Cohen
Zoo Officials Bungle Moose Shot To Death
In SEDRO WOOLLEY Washington a moose was tranquilized with nicotine sulphate darts by Woodland Park Zoo staff in a field. The animal died after a second shot caused it to charge John Nichols foreman who was not seriously injured.
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Sedro Woolley
Wash
Frank Vincenzi
Woodland Park Zoo
Seattle
John Nichols
Nichols
Arm Of The Law Long And Quick
Four Chicago police officers sped to a currency exchange after a tip about a robbery. Thomas Pine, 20, was stopped 75 feet from the exchange with a toy pistol and a bulging bag containing $2,200. He was arrested after an exchange clerk identified him.
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Chicago
Thomas Pine
Pine
Former Coach At B-W Dies At 76 In Maryville
Maryville Tennessee AP reports Lombe S. Honaker a former Baldwin Wallace College coach died Friday at 76. From 1921 to 1959 he served as head football baseball and basketball coach at Maryville College in Berea Ohio.
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Maryville
Tenn
Lombe S. Honaker
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Ohio
Honaker
Maryville College
Suns Lead Narrowed as Columbus Steals Spotlight
In the international league race Jacksonville clings to first while Columbus catcher Ted Savage steals his 23rd base to set up Ronnie Brand s game winning hit in the 12th. Syracuse closes within a half game after splitting a doubleheader with Buffalo. Rochester beat Toronto 4 1 and Richmond defeated Atlanta 9 2.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Columbus
Ted Savage
Ronnie Brand
Syracuse
Suns
Buffalo
Rochester
Toronto
Richmond
Atlanta
Armco Shooters Go To Indiana
Two Armco teams competed in the EAAAC Invitational Trapshoot at Whiting Indiana. Armco No 1 champions featured Jim Ingram Stan Neanover Arnold Smith Holly Cox Roger Lawson. Armco No 2 included Clinton Hancock John Slifer Ralph Ditmeyer Larry Trent and Frank Goode.
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Armco
Whiting
Ind
Jim Ingram
Stan Neanover
Arnold Smith
Holly Cox
Roger Lawson
Clinton Hancock
John Slifer
Ralph Ditmeyer
Larry Trent
Frank Goode
Protest Upheld: MIRC Softball Final Replayed After Ejection
The Middletown Independent Recreation Commission ruled the ejected Crystal player could not finish the 6:30 p.m. game and ordered the contest replayed from the incident point. Aeronca Flyers lead Crystal Tissue in the unfinished final. rescheduled for next Saturday at 6:30 p.m. with site to be determined.
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Aeronca Flyers
Crystal Tissue
MIRC
Gardner Diamond
MIAC
Aeronca
Crystal
Armco Triangles
World Slow Pitch Tourney Sees 50 Teams Compete
In Springfield Ohio the Men's World Slow Pitch Softball Tournament continued with 50 teams entered. On Friday 17 teams played two games each, none eliminated by double loss. Newport Kentucky rolled past Atlanta 13 2 then beat Minnesota 19 9 in early morning play.
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Springfield
Ohio
Fishing Outlook Mixed Across Ohio Waters
Ohio Division of Wildlife fieldmen report mixed fishing conditions this week with anglers present and some waters yielding bass bluegill and catfish. The Southwest region notes good bass and bluegill fishing at Spring Valley Green and Warren counties while Highland County streams and the Great Miami Stillwater rivers offer bass carp and catfish. The season’s final report emphasizes varied success by district with several waters performing well for different species.
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Columbus
Ohio
Division of Wildlife Fieldmen
Spring Valley
Green
Waren
Highland County
Great Miami
Stillwater
Palmer Returns To OSU Lineup
John Palmer of Kettering returned to his offensive right end spot for Ohio State, keeping the Buckeyes starting lineup intact. The team showed four new running plays and four pass plays in an offensive workout, marking early aerial thrusts of the session.
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Jim Brewer
Tom Hutchinson
Cotter
Walt Roberts
San Jose State
Clifton McNen
Jim Brown
Ernie Green
Ken Webb
Brown
Charley Scales
Green
Dick Schafrath
John Brown
John Wooten
Gen Hickerson
John Morrow
Collier
Frank Parker
Jim Kanicki
Dick Modzelewski
Giant
Bill Glass
Paul Wiggin
Bob Gain
Jim Houston
Vince Costello
Galen Fiss
Mike Lucci
Stan Sczurek
Lou Groza
Columbus
Ohio
John Palmer
Kettering
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Friday's Fights Miami Beach Bout Ends in Points
Jose Torres of New York defeated Go meo Brennan of the Bahamas on a points decision in a 157 pound vs 160 pound bout held in Miami Beach. Brennan pressed early offense but Torres controlled the middle and late rounds to secure the win.
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Associated Press
Miami Beach
Jose Torres
New York
Gomeo
Brennan
the Bahamas
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