Name Changed, But Winners The Same In Trapshoot Title Defense
The Armeco sponsored event at the Sportsmen's Club was won by Olin Industries, formerly Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp., with a 244 of 250. Led by Bob Maples with a perfect 50, the team also included Les Arbuthnot Mike Jordan Gerry Sedelack and Bud Laughlin. Arnold Smith of Trenton won high individual with 100 straight. The 18-team field set a record for entrants.
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Tom Emory
National
Industria
Trapshoot
Olin Industries
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
East Alton, Ill
Bob Aples
Les Arbuthnot
Mike Jordan
Gerry Sedelack
Bud Laughlin
Maples
Arnold Smith
Trenton
Smith
Armco
Don Offenbarger
Diamond National
ED Hauser
Cincinnati
Proctor and Gamble
East Alton
Olint Mathieson Chemical
Laughlin
Arbuthnot
Leonard Rhoads
Sedelack
Jordan
Middletown
PGA event ends with promised prizes held back
In Walton Lake Michigan the Michigan Golf Classic final left Larry Ziegler and Homero Blancas tied at 272 after regulation and a sudden death playoff. Officials announced prize funds could not be paid due to insufficient receipts. Sponsors Michigan Golf Classic Inc faced legal counsel as players waited for funds. Estimated attendance was under 20 000 over four days.
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Homero Blancas
Ziegler
Blancas
Michigan Golf Classic Inc
Marshall Chambers
Brennan
Phil Wachman
Walsh
Warren Orlick
PGA
Moody Puts It All Together To Win World Series of Golf
Akron Ohio AP Army sergeant Orville Moody won the World Series of Golf with a three under par 67 for a 36 hole total of 141. He earned 50 000 and reached 130 000 for the year. George Archer took second with 143 and Ray Floyd and Tony Jacklin tied at 145.
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Akron
Ohio
Orville
Moody
Army
Killeen
Tex
George Archer
Archer
Ray Floyi
Tony Jacklin
London
England
Trenton Dominates Franklin in Bi-County Playoffs
Trenton swept Franklin in a Bi-County League doubleheader 5-0 and 7-3. Rick Ingram tossed his second no-hit no-run game of the season with 10 strikeouts. Jim Ferguson had three hits in game one while Blanton and Slone added two apiece in game two as Trenton built a four-run first inning.
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Trenton
Franklin
Rick Ingram
Ingram
Jim Ferguson
Steve Blanton
Ron Slone
Ferguson
UCLA Goldmine To NBA Teams
New York AP reports UCLA a powerhouse after its third straight NCAA title with five players drafted into the NBA. Lew Alcindor, the 7 foot 142 inch center, goes to Milwaukee. Lucius Allen, Ken Heitz, Bill Sweet, and Lynn Shackleford join Seattle and Phoenix/San Diego in later rounds.
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NEW York
UCLA
Ueans
National Basketball Association
Lew Alcindor
Jis
Milwaukee Bucks
Seattle
Lucius Allen
Ken Heitz
Bill Sweet
Lynn Snackeford
Phoenix
San Diego
Charlie Rice Wins Forest Hills 36-Hole Club Championship
Charlie Rice, a tennis professional, won the Forest Hills Country Club 36-hole club championship with rounds of 70 and 72 for 142 total. He beat Vic Julian and Roger Cornell in the 18-hole playoff. Flight A winner Nicols posted 154 with George Bingham as runner-up. Dennis Vitori took Flight B with 153, Amatulli was second at 158. Flight C champ Tom Blake finished 173, with Wayne Moore second at 174.
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Charles Rice
Forest Hills Country Club
Rice
Vic Julian
Roger Cornell
Rus
Nicols
George Bingham
Dennis Vitori
Amatulli
Tom Blake
Wayne Moore
Layman Wins Senior Championship at Brown's Run
Dr. O L Layman captures Senior Championship at Brown's Run Country Club yesterday with an 80, one stroke ahead of Stu Hatch Jack Hagan and Clint Starks who shot 82. Don Osborne wins low net in senior play with 68. Two Man Best Ball goes to Ham Watkins and Hagan with 61. Schneider and Swisshelm 62. Bus Farmer Clark and Steele Evans 63. Mixed Event won by Walter Pagne and Jim Shull with 55, followed by Irvin East and Wilson pairs at 58 and 59.
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O. L. Layman
Brown’s Run Country Club
Dr. Layman
Stu Hatch
Jack Hagan
Clint Starks
Don Osborne
Don Reichelderfer
Ham Watkins
Hagan
Larry Schneider
Bill Swisshelm
Virgil Clark
W. R. Steele
Walter Evans
Walter Pagne
Jim Shull
Jay Irvin
Frank East
Richard Wilson
Pee Wee Results Junior League Scores
Frischs 12 Armco 6 Moorman Sand 25 Cohen 13 Aeronca 6 VFW 0 Coca Cola 12 Allsports 6 77 Taxi 14 McGraw 0 LeSourdsville Lake 26 First National 0
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Frisch’s
Armco
Moorman Sand & Gravel
Cohen Bros
Aeronca
VFW
Coca-Cola
Allsports
Taxi
McGraw Construction
LeSourdsville Lake
First National
Laver Eyes 30th Win at U S Open Final
Rod Laver advanced to the U S Open final in Forest Hills seeking his 30th straight win and the title. He beat Arthur Ashe Jr 8-6 6-3 14-12 to reach the final while Tony Roche defeated John Newcombe in a five set marathon to set up the championship match.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Australia
Rod Laver
Bill Tilden
Don Budge
Jack Kramer
Pancho Gonzales
Jman
Lew Hoad
Laver
Tony Roche
West Side
Local Horses Victors At SD
Beau's Rose owned by Mark Perrin and Davin Rahm won the $6,000 featured pace at Scioto Downs with a 1:59.3 mile, raising season earnings over 20000. Lightning Wave, owned by Double Z and P Stable, captured the Preferred Pace with a 2:00.3 time and a 59 second last half gait.
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Scioto Downs
Columbus
Beau's Rose
Mark Perrin
Monroe
Davin Rahm
Lebanon
Lightning Wave
Double Z and P
Middletown
Beau’s Rose
Delaware
Bengals edge Broncos 13 11 as Cook shines on Brown's birthday
Cincinnati coach Paul Brown celebrated his 61st birthday while his Bengals beat Denver 13 to 11 in an exhibition game. Rookie QB Greg Cook directed a late drive, Bill Bergey forced a fumble, and Bill Trumpy caught a 79 yard scoring pass for five receptions and 149 yards.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bengals
Paul Brown
Denver Broncos
Bengals
Brown
Greg Cook
Bronco
Eric Cabtree
Greg
Expansio
Denver
Bill Bergey
Broncos
Bergey
Andy Rice
Steve Tensi
Cook
Bill Trumpy
Johnson Dominates As Cardinals Cruise In Exhibition
Associated Press reports quarterback Johnson, finally free of Army duties, threw two touchdown passes and ran for another to pace the St. Louis Cardinals to a 21-10 victory over the San Francisco 49ers. Spurrier threw five interceptions as Brodie rested with a sore back. The win lifts the Cardinals to 3-2 and extends the 49ers’ skid to five. Next up, a grudge matchup with the Rams after their 50-20 win over Buffalo.
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Associated Press
Charley Johnson
Johnson
Fin
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco 49Ers
49Ers
Steve Spurrier
Spurrier
John Brodie
Killebrew Powers Twins with Two Homers in rout of Oakland
Harmon Killebrew hit a three run homer in the first inning and a grand slam in the second, his 41st and 42nd of the season, as Minnesota routed Oakland 16-4. Bill Stoneman spun five hits and blanked St. Louis 3-0 for the Expos.
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Associated Press
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Minnesota
Oakland
Bill Stoneman
Expos
St. Louis
Browns Lose Kellerman To Fractured Thumb In Exhibition
Cleveland Browns won 20 to 10 over the Washington Redskins but suffered a costly injury as safety Ernie Kellerman, a four year veteran from Miami University Ohio, fractured his left thumb making a tackle. Cornerback Ben Davis had earlier knee injury sidelining him for weeks. Kellerman had played for the East in the NFL all star game last January.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Browns
Washington Redskins
Browns
Ernie Kellermann
Miami University
Kellerman
Ben Davis
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