Ralston Faces Froehling In U S Open Round Three
Dennis Ralston the nations top ranked player advances past Jar Hobson and Chauncey Steele II to reach the third round in Forest Hills New York. Frank Froehling also survives a five setter as action proceeds with other notables including Pi etrangeli Holmberg Osuna Fitzgibbon and Pasarell awaiting matches. In other news the Knicks sign Howie Komives and Len Chappell for the 1965 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
UPI
Dennis Rallston
Frank Froehling
U. S
Australia
Fred Stolle
Froehling
Spain
Barcelona
Ralston
Jar Hobson
Fullerton
Calif
Chauncey Steele II
Cambridge
Mass Froehling
John Pickens
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Nicola Pietrangeli
Ron Holmberg
Highland Falls
N. Y
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Herb Fitzgibbon
Garden City
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Paul Sullivan
Belmont
Mass
Chuck Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Keith Jennings
New Canaan
France
Norma Baylon
Argentina
Miss Smith
Cecelia Martinez
San Francisco
Miss Richey
Peachy Kellmeyer
Charleston
W. Va
Miss Durr
Gail Sherriff
Miss Baylon
Carol Southmayd
Washington, D. C
Knicks
NEW York
New York Knickerbockers
Howie Komaives
Len Chappell
Komiyes
Knick
Steelers hire Nixon as head coach to lead title chase
Pittsburgh veteran Mike Nixon, an assistant since 1961, was named head coach succeeding Buddy Parker who resigned after a fourth straight exhibition defeat. Nixon, 54, previously tied to Pitt as an All-America, inherits a team without a league crown in 32 years and aims to reverse an 0.4 exhibition mark this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
Mike Nixon
Pittsburgh Steelers
Nixon
Buddy Parker
Steelers
Pitt
Detroit Lions
Parker
Ralstan
Jarrett wins Southern 500 with patient strategy
Ned Jarrett earned 22 050 to win the Southern 500 at Darlington letting faster cars wreck. He widened his Grand National lead to 32 328 points while rookie Dick Hutcherson faltered with 116 points. Buck and Buddy Baker finished second in a Plymouth, Darel Diering took third in a Mercury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
8. C
UPI
Ned Jarrett
Jarrett
Camden
S. C
Driv
Dick Hutcherson
Hutcherson
Plymouth
Buck Baker
Charlotte
Buddy Baker
Darel Dieringer
Mercury
New London Wildcats Eye Dark Horse Lakeland Title
New London High School prepares for the Lakeland Conference race with rebuilt depth after an 8 2 season led by key losses Steve Cooke Kevin Gieger and David Neel. Coach Tom Campbell, in his second year, will rely on transfer quarterback Mervyn Nugent and a Wing T offense with a 6 2 defense while Oberlin Wellington and Vermilion are favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW London
New London High School
Tom Campbell
Baldwin Wallace College
Campbell
Mervyn Nugent
Wildcoat
John Carlisle
John MacGowan
Ohio United Press International
Steve Cooke
Kent State University
Kevin Gieger
David Neel
Wildcats
Oberlin
Cats
Steve Garrett
Ed Moman
al Randleman
Wellington
Vermilion
Meet the Middies Night at Midview High
Midview High hosts Meet the Middies Night at 7 tomorrow on the Grafton football field. Coach Bob Fisher will introduce the football team with possible cheers from the band and squad. An intra squad game and season ticket sales are planned, sponsored by the Midview Athletic Boosters Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midview High
Grafton
Bob Fisher
Midview Athletic Boosters Association
State horseshoe champ crowned at Greenville meet
Glenn Riffle of Dayton dethroned Harold Reno of Sabina in a pitchoff to win the state horseshoe pitching championship in Greenville. Both finished 10-2 in regulation play. Wilbur Kable of New Madison took third. The three-day event drew 96 entries across Class A B junior and sub junior divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Ohio
UPI
Glenn Riffle
Dayton
Harold Reno
Sabina
Riffle
Reno
Wilbur Kable
New Madison
Paul Focht
Mike
Gardner
Urbana
Harold Anthony
Jim Kinsley
Bremen
Dan Roberts
Lucasville
Clark Johnson
Chillicothe
Joe Pillion
Casstown
Melvin Kalb
Bucyrus
Fred
Collins
Trotwood
Leonard Lenigar
Union Furnace
Lloyd Hunt
Arcanum
Dennis Biffle
Jerry Anthony
Ohio State Set to Rebuild Defense for Season
Ohio State faces a rebuilding year under Woody Hayes with a thinner squad after graduations and injuries. The defense loses six starters. sophomores may start, led by Ike Kelley and Tom Rupel, while offense aims to improve behind possible changes at quarterback and backfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Ohio State
North Carolina
Tom Barrington
Will Sander
Bo Rein
Flash
Don Unverforth
Arnold Fontes
Canton
Ohio
Ike Kelley
Tom Rupel
Kelley
Doug van Horn
Bill Ridder
Barrington
Sander
Big Ten
Buckeyes
Molketin wins holiday special at speedway
Ed Molketin of North Olmsted surged from ninth to first on lap 18 to win the 30 lap feature at Lorain County Speedway in a Labor Day weekend finale. Gordon Dukes of Findlay pressured him late, while a benefit night planned for Sept 18 will aid the family of a young Cleveland driver killed in Saturday’s qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Miller
C-T Racing
Ed Molketin
Loraine County Speedway
Cleveland
Molketin
Gordon Dukes
Findlay
Dukes
Jim Gunter
Lorain
Woody Wright
Gunter
Ron Neal
Avon
Neal
Baldy Baker
Strasburg
Joe Martincic
Baker
Mardach
Malketin
Don Wingeire
Parma
Bob James
Wingeire
James
Curtiss Prichard
Jeep Iacobucci
Larry Pendleton
Iacobucci
Carl Smith
Columbus
Don Gregory
Local Auto Racing Open Races Restart with 30-Lap Feature
The article outlines an open field for super modified entries and a 30 lap feature. It notes the late model championship scheduled for Sept 25, one week after a benefit, and lists drivers across heats and the feature lineup with qualifiers and locations.
Aces, Eagles Spark Round at Two Local Clubs
Dragos and Chronister scored holes-in-one at Elyria and Spring Valley Country Clubs. Dragos aced the 185-yard No 11 with a four iron, carding 87 with partners Ralph Neiderest John Kopp and Al Scheel. Chronister aced No 12 at Spring Valley using a nine-iron. Dr John McCafferty eagled No 16 at Elyria on a 482-yard par five, finishing with 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dragos
Elyria Country Club
Ralph Neiderest
John Kopp
al Scheel
Bob Chronister
Spring Valley Country Club
John McCafferty
Pittsfield Red Sox Clinch Eastern League Pennant
The Pittsfield Red Sox clinched the Eastern League pennant by defeating the Springfield Giants 31. The Ras tan Red Sox farm club secured the title on Monday in Pittsfield Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dennis Ralston
Frank Atkins
Harry's
East Avenue
Eh Lou Brock
Cardinals
Phillies
Roy Emerson
Cliff Richey
U.S
Steelershire Nixon
Rater Edward
Conner Tal
Evera
Commercial Credit Plan
Commercal Credit Plan, Incorporated
Eigile
Icate
West End Garage
Fairfax
Lowell Street
Elyria
Southern
London
State
D. C
Vicki Johnson
Robert Grimm
Woody Hayes
Buckeye
Bucks
Washington
Dick Himes
Himes
Stan Hamblin
Tom Portsmouth
Don Dwyer
Speedway
Joe Martinic
Bindlayret Fosco
Sincur
Bob Smith
George Friend i Norealk
Bue Miver iAvani
Taal Baur iMansfield
Paul Clark Manereth
Ed Molketina
Micky 3Haw He
Loui Parker Narth Gime Mh
Baker Jannurg
Tom York
Sandusky
Od Gibson
Richwandy
Nukes Peaturf
Oakes
Gibson
Smith
Fesco
Park- Shaw
Te Lehnert
North Dimstedy
Friel
Bob Jamen
Maple Heights
Helmet Nash
Dan Wingelre
Coumaihl
Hoh Jones
HST
Don Gregory iColimbusl
Mark Held
Weare Inkey
Paul Allen
Jack Chambers
Northfield
Acomucci
Leton
K . Chandler
Wmn
Gene Borrril
Curtink Prichard
Wirgette
Jacobutc Smith
Gregory: Chandier
Berrele
Chambers
Alien
Ron Py Jean T Brookperk
Dragos
Black’s
Henderson Dr
Atlantic
Sunoco
Kenn Kulps
Obering
Ripple Creme
Benton
Bantam
Sun
Toney
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!