Pee Wee Football Preview Opens Ninth Season At Barnitz
The Pee Wee Football Program kicks off its ninth year with Preview Day at Barnitz Stadium featuring 20 minute exhibition games for Midget and Junior Leagues starting 9:30 am, Bantam League at 12:15 pm, and Junior League games 1 to 3:30 pm. Fifty-eight hundred boys on 21 teams participate. Bantam hosts Sunday at Lockland Stadium Cincinnati. The day includes named managers and sponsors such as Joe McLaughlin Kiwanis Carl Lindberg Lex Thomas and more across ten scheduled showdowns.
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American Legion
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Armie
Bob Davis
Lewis Realty
Ed Forkner
McAlpin
Dick Rothfus
Interstate
Babe Calhoun
Brazil's Giant Killer Pulls Second Net Upset
Brazil's rising tennis duo continues to disrupt the National championships as Thomas Koch 18 of Porto Alegre faces top seed Chuck McKinley after teammate Ronald Barnes 22 beat Davis Cup hero Dennis Ralston 6-4 7-5 6-3. Froehling and Barnes win berth to semifinals. Smith and Catt reach semis in women's division with Hard Jones Bueno Richey matches pending.
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Ronald Barnes
Rio de Janeiro
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Froehling
Emerson
Bobby Wilson
Britain
Barnes
McKinley
Rafael Osuna
West Side
Martha Riessen
Evanston
Margaret Smith
Australia
Deidre Catt
England
Darlene Hard
Montebello
Ann Haydon Jones
Mara Bueno
Brazil
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Miss Smith
Christine Truman
Miss Catt
Yola Ramirez Ochoa
Mexico
Time Is Right For Good Angler
Ohio fishing outlook notes low pressure. patience pays off. Northwest district reports Crawford County and Seneca lakes yielding bass bluegill and catfish. Southwest reports Grant Lake Brown County Clark Acton Preble strong for bass bluegill crappie. streams performing well in southern area.
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Division of Wildlife Reports
Crawford County
Seneca
Grant Lake
Brown County
Clark
Acton
Preble
Top Juveniles Race Saturday At Three Tracks
Juvenile racing day features 2-year-olds at Arlington Park Aqueduct and Atlantic City with purses totaling nearly half a million dollars. Arlington Futurity at Chicago leads the program with 15 colts in a seven furlong dash and a potential new 2-year-old champion.
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Arlington Park
Aqueduct
Atlantic City
Favored Players Tie For Utah Invitational Lead
SALT LAKE CITY AP favored Gary Player Billy Maxwell and Don January all tied with four under par 66s to lead a field of 150 into the second round of the Utah Invitational. Maxwell thrilled crowds with a hole in one on the 10th hole after smashing a four wood.
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Salt Lake City
Gary Player
Billy Maxiwell
Don January
Maxwell
Bowling Results Honor Roll Leaders at Eastern Lanes
Eastern Lanes hosts a mixed results card with top scores from Art Spruance Paul Griffin and Wanda Shultz among others. Standouts include Spruance 660 and Griffin 646 while Wiedeman Davidson and McCue post notable totals in the women’s division. Numerous teams such as Meadow Gold Tropical Paint and American Legion Classic show broad participation across leagues.
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Art Spruance
Paul Griffin
Harold Combs
Paul Lawson
Wanda Shultz
Doxie Fox
Loretta Wiedman
Eloise Davidson
iTila Lou Isbel
Kay McCue
Martha Davis
Umps To Elect Officers Saturday
The Middletown Umpire Association will hold its annual banquet and election of officers at the Trenton Fish Club Saturday at 6 30 p m. Candidates for president are Cyp Klamp Calvin Cole and Mack Sangster. For vice president nominees are Tony Bauer Jack Begley and Jim Whitley. Secretary treasurer contenders are Don Johnson Whitley and Ken Mull.
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Middletown Umpire Association
Trenton
Canadians threaten U S Americas Cup defense in golf
In Des Moines Iowa AP a surprised American team trailed Canada by a thin margin before the final round of the Americas Cup golf matches. Canada, led by Doug Silverberg and Bert Ticehurst, surged in singles while the United States stayed ahead thanks to veterans Charlie Coe Dick Sikes and Labron Harris Jr. The halfway score stood 12 2 to 11 for Canada and 3 for Mexico.
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Des Moines
Iowa
U.S
Billy Joe Patton
United States
Canada
Mexico
Doug Silverberg
Calgary Insurance
Keth Alexander
Silverberg
Bert Ticehurst
Bill Pidlaski
Gary Cowan
Charlie Coe
Oklahoma City
Dick Sikes
Fayetteville, Ark
Labron Harris Jr
Enid
Oklahoma
Ladies Day says no parking here
A brief cartoon caption or captioned moment notes a public space warning with the line Now you know why it says no parking here in a humorous context. It highlights a recurring street or venue signage as a local everyday observation.
Mrs Carpenter Wins Low Gross at Brown's Run
Mrs Victor Carpenter led the field with a high scoring f% to win low gross in the first flight of 18 hole ladies day at Brown's Run Country Club. Mrs James Sawyer claimed low net with 74 while Mrs Calvin Lloyd and Mrs W O Robertson captured second flight low gross and low net 104 and 82 respectively.
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Victor Carpenter
Brown's Run Country Club
James Sawyer
Calvin Lloyd
W. O. Robertson
Fred Winslow
E. H. Bindley
Ward Browning
Low Gross
Lee Weitzenkorn
Mrs Buchanan Leads Flight A at Forest Hills Ladies Day
Mrs Frank Buchanan took low gross in Flight A with 43 at Forest Hills Country Club Ladies Day. Mrs Lou Brown claimed low net 56. In Flight B Bonie Trent posted low gross 49 and Bob Brown low net 31. Flight C saw Russell Smith with low gross 63 and Raymond Moore net 48. Mrs Glenn Lane had the fewest putts with 14 on nine holes.
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Frank Buchanan
Forest Hills
Bonie Trent
Bob Brown
Russell Smith
Raymond Moore
Glenn Lane
Palmer Pains Threaten World Series of Golf Showdown
Arnold Palmer’s shoulder bursitis flares as he struggles in practice for the World Series of Golf at Firestone. He vows not to withdraw, while Jack Nicklaus and Julius Boros prepare for a 75,000 event televised by NBC. Palmer faces limited swing power and possible rest ahead of the 36-hole medal exhibition. Charles, Nicklaus, and Boros weigh in as Pete Rose is scouted by his uncle Rudy Bloebaum for the Reds.
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Akron
Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Bob Charles
Palmer
Firestone Country Club
California
Ilming
Waukegan Ill
Nicklaus
New Zealand
Charles
Pete Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Rudy Bloebaum
The
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