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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1965
Page
8
The County Knothole season ends with champions crowned and two tournaments set to begin this week. The Night Championship runs August 3 to 24 at fields in Amelia Bethel Goshen Willowville Williamsville, with 18 B 18 C 18 D teams and nine A teams.
The Cincinnati Polo Club tied 4-4 with Dayton in a non league match. Clermont Mountain Dr. Jerome Fix and Captain-Coach Bob Sieber each scored twice to lead Cincinnati while A. O. Caldwell Milt Stulbarg Herb Wilkins and Andy Fedash also played strong. Dayton guest Norty Knox of New York and US Polo Association secretary supported the visitors. Cincinnati hosts Youngstown Sunday at Stark Field Blue Ash aiming to stay atop the Mid-State League. Mt Carmel American Legion Post 72 handles concessions and proceeds.
The Hackberry Lakers beat Reading 5-3 as Larry Griffith held the visitors scoreless in the final six innings after entering with bases loaded and no outs. Gerry Woods and Ken Gaskins contributed key hits, while Don Amburgey delivered a line drive homer.
Fred Lipps 81st birthday celebrated Sunday at daughter’s home with family and neighbors attending outdoor dinner. Clermont County events included farmers picnic and Washington fair. Locust Corner Church gains Rev John Lee as new minister. Local insurance column urges readers to assess liability protection and contact their agent.
Geneva. Richter of Amelia would have won 123 in Batavia money if present when her 30 percent ticket from 14 Furniture was drawn at Batavia Businessmen's Association Appreciation Day. She will receive 5. Other 5 prizes went to Mrs. Al Keller and Tony Murphy. Next week's jackpot rises to 435.
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