Bentley Boosts Season Record To 13 5 in Strong Week
The Bentley Post American Legion baseball club extended its 13 5 season mark with three wins last week. They lost two non league games in the Dads Day tournament to Newark and Elyria relinquishing the Dads Day trophy. Lipps homered in both games and Tim Burman earned his third win with 15 strikeouts in 14 innings against Elyria. Bentley swept a doubleheader from Ashland 6 2 and 6 4 with Lipps contributing key hits including a late homer and Ziegler and Farrell driving in runs. The team has a busy week ahead with six games on the slate including matches against Midland Chiefs Williamson W Va Moores Hill and Broadripple.
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Newark
Elyria
McGinnis
Larry
Lipps
Bentley Boys
Ashland
Ohio
Kevin Lyons
Farell
Ziegler
Farrell
Rothwell
Larry Dolan
Tom Hesketh
Dolan
Midland Chiefs
Oak Hills High School
Williamson
W. Va
Moores Hill
Bold Face Park
Broadripple
Oskamp Field
Bearcats optimistic after spring drills under Callahan
Ray Callahan says Cincinnati football shows improvement after spring drills and expects more in fall. Two sophomores from Western Hills compete for starting spots, Denny Ott and Kenny Helton, with Ott returning from a pinched neck nerve. Cincinnati opens 1970 at William and Mary on September 26 in Williamsburg, Virginia.
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Cincinnati
Bearcats
Western Hills
Denny Ott
Elder
Oak Hills
Kenny Helton
Ott
Callahan
Williamsburg
William and Mary
Rothan Signs With California Angels AL Club
Western Hills standout Bill Rothan, acclaimed MVP in baseball and basketball, reportedly signs with the California Angels. He will join a North Dakota farm club within the Angels organization after starring for Cheviot Tri-State and leading the Mustangs to a Class AA District title and a Crosley Field regional berth.
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Western Hills High School
California Angels
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Angels
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Gamble Ave
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Cheviot
Mustangs
Crosley Field
Ohio wildlife board approves 1970 71 hunting trapping rules
Ohio Division of Wildlife Chief Dan Armbruster announced that the Wildlife Council approved the 1970 71 Hunting and Trapping Regulations. Seasons include Squirrel September 11 to November 14 statewide, with extended public lands to December 26, 70, Grouse October 9 to February 27, Rabbit November 13 to January 30, 71, Bobwhite November 13 to January 2 on agreement lands and January 30 on public lands, Ringneck Pheasant through January 2 and public lands to January 30, 71, Pheasant Cock/L Hen season in the south zone to January 2, 71 with various public areas listed. Young Hunter Special dates October 31 and November 7 with age rules and limits.
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Pater Lake
Pleasant Valley
Rush Run
Salt Fork
Shreve
Spencer
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Wellington
West Branch
Zepernick
Delaware
Resthaven
Woodbury
All-Star Game Decats To Be Sold June 27
The Cincinnati Reds with Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn announce an over the counter sale of All-Star Game tickets. On Saturday June 27 at 9 am tickets go on sale at the Reds downtown ticket office 307 Vine St. Eight thousand tickets will be offered at four dollars each with a purchase limit of four tickets per fan.
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Bowie Kuhn
Reds
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Bouldin Hurls Wilson To Eighth Win In Row
Mississippi State star Jack Bouldin pitched a three hit 1-0 win for Wilson Realty over American Heating, fanning 12 as the Realtors stretch their Tri-State League lead to 8-1. Bruce Kombrink took the loss, Roseburrough starred in center and Wilson eyes more league clashes this weekend at Delhi Park and Evening Field.
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Jack Bouldin
Mississippi State University
Wilson Realty
Realtors
E. L. Moore
Roseburrough
Cheviot Tri-Staters
Delhi Park
Don Cox
Dave Harper
Joe Martin
Reading Tasman Taxi Club
Evening Field
Boulding Brothers
Jack
Taximen
Locker Leads By Five Shots In WHCC Tourney
Rich Locker, a new junior member, holds a 146 after 36 holes in the Western Hills Country Club medal play. He leads Jack Leverone by five with Don Trautman and Brad Gerdes tied for third at 157 and 159 respectively, while Jim Doyle Jr and others share fifth.
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Western Hills
Rich Locker
Locker
Jack Leverone
John Leverone
Don Trautman
Brad Gerdes
Bob Gerdes
Jim Doyle Jr
Gary Juengling
Mark Zoellner
Don Kruse
CRC Forms Girls Softball Schedule For Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Recreation Commission forms a city wide girls softball program this summer with leagues meeting weekly. An organizing meeting is set for Tuesday June 30 at 7 p.m. in Belmont Gym College Hill for team representatives and parents to discuss classes age limits rules sites and schedules modeled after the Knothole boys league.
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Belmont Gym
Belmont Ave
College Hill
Boys Knothole Association
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