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The Journal Herald from Dayton, Ohio • 16

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Dayton, Ohio
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Dr Tra MMTH-I'a T. l.aa lTria 411 rnnt ianraal Pl lUWl" JOURNAL HERALD TtiMday, o. 17, DiTlon. Ohio Karas Sustains Leg Fracture In AFL Game Race Results 411 Outdoor ij Norfork Trip's CMRCHllX Riff iladga S.4S Blun rl'aln xfcVt.MM lurtaan: 1:11 Emit Karas, former outstanding tackle at the University of Dayton under the late UD foot- 14. riRT furlonaat 1: Jones Bros.

Take Title Rrown Named Mot Valuable AKRON Jones Brothers Morticians defended its Akron Firestone AAU open basketball tournament title, winning two games here Sunday. I Led by Roger Brown, the Morticians disposed of Akron Community Center, 80-38, in the after ItlJ.M Coma itm Tip 'Maa'tlla IHIIs llaka KM raadymaa Klala (CanU'alt Palmyraa tUipai). rolMTH 7 (arlnaoi 1:15 NcaThaJadca 4.3 bra. Caaiuel ltanibrl. I'irTM 7 (urhMlut 1:13 S.

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I S.VM 4.m Bud Kerr, suffered a double fracture of the left leg while playing for San Diego during Sundays IIRsT (urlnnial 1:11 i :i.4B i i 3.na I II. -a MOUNTAIN HOME. Ark. Some nt th unique Arkansas folk Rnlurtaal Uragoal Bolaa4l 1.M ilTH 7 furla(; rquiria (K.MI 411.1 S-VrW Adurabla I Tur.nllel 4.74 MnriMPt (Pintll nl.VI.NTH I mllrl Mkank lTmian U.4 Kmnan sluma Uraxal. i-M Raitmait I.IOHTH 7 furlnat! 1:14 I Trial Italian i Matargal 7.14 44 Bif lMury iKiiUI t.W Mar l.ai-k (lfaxal lor passed by Lak NorfWrk fishing EuidM was a fling benefit for' m.

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I I 4.5 i 2.a 2. at i H.t i l.aa 3. llnabann iMsxmHI) 4.441 to nine points in the finals by lair alley iPIlXII I 4.i Akron Goodyear star Lloyd KMI.V lOI RL1, PAID IIIW.M. THIHO furlaara: 1:1.11. '1 Kara A ican Foot ball league game Prlm-a (iraff Shearer, but the Morticians rallied to defeat Akron Black IX4 St.

r8 Dayton area fishermen who tned thr hick here. One truide, relating: hmwr long had livi in tfi sroa, rom-mmtfd "I saw th first light around h-e about 55 year aeo." AskH what he did during th off season, aaid: "Trade little." Two other puiden rarried onj 4- this fishing conversation But driver Cliff McCarjrfsh "Had a real rood bite over 'would have been the winner of 40 l.alvia lBolaaa Label, 67-59. Behind 30-25 at halftime, Ike Thornton scored 10 and Al Jack vonder. Bov. was he down deep.

ch lurk trophy had one been son eicht in the third period to push Dayton on its way to a sec He bit a minnow, the first guide ftNNYS C4RS Volvo Is fast (it out-accelerates other popular-priced compacts). Volvo is economical (it gets over 25 miles to the gallon). You have doubts? Volvo is Americas biggest-selling imported compact. You know how Volvo that way? People with doubts drove one. ond st a i championship observed.

The nernnd replied I if Thornton scored 17 points, but at Kansas City. Karas, an all-league defensive linebacker for the Chargers, was admitted to Menorah Medical center in Kansas City, where his condition was reported as satisfactory. A spokesman at the Medical center said Karas is expected to remain in the hospital for at least a week. Karas was injured on the kickoff opening the second half of the game, which was played on a rain-soaked field. "Uke awarded by the Dayton fishermen.

On the firt day of fishing, MrCargiKli had ft fern.ii.ii trlke that snapped hi near the handle. kinks out Bing Davis led the Mortician attack with 18. Akron's Shearer get one to take the was the game leader with 19. of this rod." S. J.

Bum, one of the Dayton fishermen, was given this All five starters scored in On the aeeond day, MeCarjrish double figures in the afternoon semifinal. Brown tallied 21 with age analogy by another guide. foeidel to try the trout fishine in "A guide Is like fishing lure, me White river. That lasted onlyj the Arkansas native stated. hour.

Reraiwe of niir-i- Davis adding 16. Just tell us how much you need to pay old bills, for home improvements, car repairs, for all your seasonal expenses. Phone now for prompt, courteous service. Take up to 36 months to repay! LOANS UP TO $2000 either productive or dead weight." to pajntf Mr-Cargish broke out with hives and had to retreat If a Hollvwoort movie nroducer hack to the resort while other Brown was voted the tournament's most valuable player and Davis was on the all-tournament team with him. ever visits'lndian Hills, the Lake fishermen took their limit of rain-! Norfork resort may have 1 Coentry Decisions Substitute Foe LONDON (AP) Coventry, 24-year-old leading contender for the British lightweight title, jabbed his way to an easy 10-round decision last night over 30-year-old Tommy Tibbs of Boston at Royal Albert hall.

Coventry was due to fight British lightweight champion Dave Charnely, but Charnley withdrew because of an injured hand. new owner. George Casey, the present owner and a former Ohioan, Is as handsome as the late Clark Gable. But the outdoorsman reminds you more of William Taj lor Finalist JOHNSON CITY, Taylor of Knoxville, has won the division to become a finalist in the double-elimination world pool tournament sponsored by the Cue Club Billiard academy. FINANCE ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION 46 West Third Street Phone: 222-3791 Opaa Mod.

1:30 tl W.d., Fri. 9:30 to 5:30 Clowd Slturdl Dayton fishermen found out that, when possible, it is best toi buy artificial and live bait here) instead of at the Lake Norfork: docks. At Traeey's dock live bait I costs were exceptionally hich and a few guides had a tendency do! load fishermen up with bait they! couldn't use. Division of Penny Oldsmobilt 839 NORTH MAIN STREET Phone 224-377 1 nrjj Leaders Fall To Colts, 20-7 Football opponents of the Dayton Colts weren't seeing double this season when they ran up against Bill or Willie Sealey. They're brothers.

Lansing, of the Midwest Football league knew It after Saturday night's 20-7 loss to the Colts at Centerville. Big Bill Sealey 's rushing was responsible for holding Lansing to 20 aerial yards. Split end Willie Sealey grabbed a pass from quarterback Pete Mikolajewski for a 23-yard touchdown play that gave Dayton a 6-0 lead. Miimr.sT i.Mr.rs Taam Laat Ltnsmf 1 war born 7 I Dayton 4 Ml daman 4 Ttrott 3 Toronto 9 a if The Colts went on to end league champ Lansing's eight-game win. rung streak as Mikolajewski, ex- Piqua Catholic lugh school end- der, clicked on seven passes In the second half.

End Jim Gra- bowsld. Kent State alumnus, caught three of them for 48 yards, All of this left Dayton In a tie with Mt Clemens, for so rmd place in the MFL behind Lansing and Dearborn. In Saturday's other games. Dearborn beat Toronto, 20-7, and Mt Clemens held off Detroit, 12-6. tnln 9 Dayton Colt SO Davtan saaiar IK.

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Celtics' Russell OK After Tests BOSTON (AP) Center Bill Russell of the Boston Celtics underwent tests at St. Elizabeth's hospital yesterday but la For freshness and flavor that stand out from a expected to be able to play In tonight's National Basketball association game at Baltimore. The Celtics office said Russell had experienced aches and pains but apparently there was nothing seriously wrong. He Is expected to be released today In time to make the trip to Baltimore. Top Trolter, Pacer Cited By Writer COLUMBUS (AP) Noble Victory and Bert Hanover, a pair of fast-stepping 2-year-olds, have been named the country's best juvenile trotter and pacer, res the crowd 1 r1 1 1 41 pectively, for 1964.

The U.S. Trotting association announced the selections, follow ing a coast-to-coast vote by mem bers of the U.S. Harness Writers association and other experts Noble Victory, certain to be the winter book favorite for the 1963 Hambletonian and other classics for 3-year-olds, received 138 of 1S2 votes for the trotting honors Try something different for a change Bret Hanover paced the pacers itii 174 of a possible 182. aCaaaT City Lcftfiue llnal Statistics 0r.R.4LL M'HRI0 Trmv Lflt. Wtt.

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