Entry Records Busted In Industrial Shoot By JERRY NARDIELLO
Inland Manufacturing No 1 Dayton led a record 118 entries in the National Industrial Invitations Trapshoot at the Sportsmen's Club. The day featured 241 targets by Inland’s No 1 team, 16 years of top form, with Norm Fitch of Cincinnati Milling Machine posting 50s and multiple shooters hitting high counts. Armco No 1 and others tied andshootoffs determined top honors with 230 plus scores. Diamond National and Seagram’s also posted strong totals amid a crowded field.
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Jerry Nardiello
Dayton
Cincinnati
Gayle Keller
Armco
Keller
Fitch
Norm Fitch
Eran
Delco Moraine
Delco
Cliff Doughmans
Preseason football heats up as top teams kick off
Top-ranked Alabama opens in two weeks while many AP Top Ten schools begin regular season play this Saturday. Baylor’s 35-12 upset of Syracuse headlines a day of results shaping title contenders with Syracuse coach Schaarschlager lamenting the loss and aiming to regroup for a Sept. 24 UCLA clash alongside Michigan State Nebraska Oklahoma UCLA Arkansas Purdue USC Notre Dame Tennessee and others starting their seasons this weekend.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Alabama
Syracuse
Baylor
Terry Southall
Orangeman
Ben Schwartzwalder
Schwartzwalder
Floyd Little
UCLA
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Louisiana Tech
Michigan State
North Carolina State
Nebraska
Texas Christian
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Arkansas
Oklahoma State
Purdue
Ohio University
Southern California
Texas
Notre Dame
Tennessee
Irish
Volunteers
Auburn
Littler Wins World Series of Golf In Dramatic Playoff
Gene Littler captured $50,000 by winning the World Series of Golf on the first playoff hole after a tense three way duel with Jack Nicklaus and Al Geiberger. Nicklaus birdied the 12th to join the playoff while Geiberger matched with a late 16 foot birdie. The dramatic finish followed Littler’s stumble on the 16th and his decisive 22 foot birdie on the first extra hole.
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Akron
Ohio
Gene Littler
Littler
Jack Nicklaus
al Geiberger
Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Casper
Geiberger
Nichols Schloss win U S Pro Am Golf title in Cincinnati
Bobby Nichols of Louisville and Cincinnati junior Jim Schloss captured the $25,000 U S Pro Amateur Golf Tournament by one stroke at Losantiville CC. They shot an eight under 62 for 36 holes, posting a 128 total and earning praise as Schloss became the first Cincinnatian to win on this seven year old tourney.
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Harold Harrison
Cincinnati
Bobby Nichols
Louisville
Jim Schloss
Nichols
Schloss
University of Cincinnati
U.S
Nichols and Schloss
Losantiville Country Club
Frank Whibley
Gary Cowan
Kitchener
Ont
K Of C Beaches Reach Slo Pitch Quarter Finals
The Knights of Columbus advanced to the Gratis Boosters tournament quarter finals at Gratis with a 7 6 win over Harvey's Opal's of Camden and a 10 3 win over Nichting's 0 Hamilton. Jerry Harkrader sac fly produced the deciding run in the seventh. Sora had three hits. Tommy Abell driven two hits while Woody Daudt and Butch Rossi added offensively. Floyd Little led Syracuse in scoring with 114 points last season and topped the Orange in rushing, receiving and returns.
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Knights of Columbus
Gratis Boosters
Gratis
Harvey's & Opal’s
Camden
Nichting
Hamilton
Jerry Harkrader
Fenwick
Knight
Sora
Tommy Abell
The
Knights
Woody Daudt
Butch Rossi
Floyd Little
Syracuse
Orange
Clay Returns Home After Title Defense
Cassius Clay returned from West Germany after defeating Karl Mildenberger in 12 rounds to defend the heavyweight title for the sixth time. He hinted at a possible fight with Cleveland Williams in Texas if his right hand injury is manageable and negotiations with his manager Herbert Muhammad proceed. Clay noted a possible fracture might exist in his right hand after the third-round blow.
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Chicago
Cassius Mildenberger
Clay
Conquest
George
West Germany
Karl Mildenberger
Cleveland Williams
Texas
Herbert Muhammad
Mildenberger
Latonia Entries Race Card Late 19th Century Style
Latonia Race Course lists entries across ten races featuring pace and trot classes. Notable names include Abbe Lou, Miss Princess Pat, and Dolly Dillon among others The card highlights multiple horses per event with handlers such as James R Lorri Ann Scotch and Patrick Frost.
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Sea Tac George
Donnette F
Starlight Force
Tahiti Sweetie
James R. Lorri Ann Scotch
KF. D. Debbie
Emily Oliver
Princess Pat
Patrick Frost
Chief Eric
It’s A Moore
Joan B. Gallon
Madlam Frost
Precious Jaynie
Satan Tass
Mce- Abbe Lou
Lady Volstadt
J.T.C
Eddy HerJey
Adair Boy
Foxie Car Lith
Apache Girl
Herry Blackstone
Rich Way
Star
Andy’s Russell
Crafty Bill
Sunrise Gail
Jeffry Adios
Perfect Image
Melody Fly
Betty B. Lee
Attica George
Dollie Dillon
Sis W
County Land
Rip Ko San
Famous Sun
Fil the Ti
4 Total Caps Sweepstakes At Brown's Run
The Seventh Annual Sweepstakes at Brown's Run Country Club ended with a 54 for the winning team of Bob Richardson Bill Schuck Clark Deem and Bill Maxwell. Second place 55 by Bill Huber Charles Beeler Walter Rentschler and Paul Smith. Third 56 by Bob Briede Art Thompson Bill Marquard and Ben Diesbach.
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Bob Richardson
Bill Schuck
Clark Deem
Bill Maxwell
Bill Huber
Charles Beeler
Walter Rentschler
Paul Smith
Bob Briede
Art Thompson
Bill Marquard
Ben Diesbach
Mike Graney
Bill Robertson
Jack Bauer
Stanley Watkins
Gene Turner
Bill Thorn
Fred Fleig
Bill McCabe
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