No. 5 King Pin Key To Bowling Strikes
Instruction urges focusing on the No. 5 pin, the king pin, as the crucial target for higher strike rates. Guides bowlers to study diagrams, locate the No. 5 in a full rack, and release with aim beyond the 1-3 pocket to break through the defense.
Indiana Edges Purdue In Tight Big Ten Thriller
Indiana beat Purdue 74 72 at Lafayette with Tom Van Arsdale scoring the winning basket and Jimmy Rayl adding 25 points from free throws. Purdue led 55 48 at halftime, Indiana rallied to tie 61 61, then Van Arsdale sealed the game in the final minutes.
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Irish Wrestlers Topple Pirates in Madison County Meet
Pendleton hosts a wrestling dual where Irish hands Madison Heights a 22 to 17 defeat. Irish wrestlers Marcus Belpa and Levi Lewarke earn decisions, with Post defeating Jones and Fells topping Barker as Pendleton improves at home. The squad travels to Noblesville next then hosts Centerville.
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Area High School Squads and YMCA Contests This Week
Ohio State players lead a late surge as the Ohio Staters nip a foe with Bradds scoring 35 points. Area schools and college teams clash in a busy schedule this week featuring high school squads and YMCA contests across the region.
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Bradds Leads OSU Against Wildcats In 1960s Style Showdown
Gary Bradds led Ohio State with 15 points as the Buckeyes beat Northwestern 83-74 in Columbus. The 6-foot-8 sophomore center, nicknamed Tex, showcased a dominant late rally and praised coach Taylor for giving freedom of expression on the floor.
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Anderson Boxers Headline Golden Gloves Night in Muncie
Anderson sends six novice B contenders and one team entrant to Golden Gloves action at the Muncie Fieldhouse with Chris Wright and teammates from West Side Community Center in a quarterfinals program. Also features a team contest with Cincinnati as an extra event. Ticket prices range from two dollars to one dollar.
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Irvin T Sonnyi Wright
Clude Robert Cox
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Alma
Ata
Tass
L. A. Youngblood
Johnny Miles
Harold Smith
John Wilkerson
Cincinnati
Muncie Fieldhouse
Bowling, 30c at Rains New Amf Balls
Rains announces a sale on AMF bowling balls with price 16.9 dollars and a 30 cent offer. The item highlights a discount event for bowlers seeking gear upgrades.
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Hockey scores update from National and American leagues
Montreal defeats Chicago 3 1 while Toronto tops New York 4 2 and Detroit edges New York 5 2. Boston beats none listed as Hershey 5 Providence 3 and Buffalo 3 Pittsburgh 1 Cleveland 4. Springfield 2 Baltimore 3 in overtime. Rochester 3 (over time, Lie) noted without full context.
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Bowling Ladies Scratch and Mixed League Scores
Readable sections list names and scores from multiple bowling leagues including Rale Gardens and Anaconda No. 1. Highlights include top personal scores like Freels 208 and Shanks 236, with various team results and honor roll mentions across divisions.
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Brumel Aims For Win At U.S. National AAU
World high jump champion Valery Brume of Russia said he expects to clear at least 7 feet 0.5 inches at the Millrose Games and aims to win the U.S. National AAU Championships on Feb. 2 in New York.
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Los Angeles Times
New York Athletic Club
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Senators Fight for Control as Baseball Deal Looms
In Washington two groups bid for control of the Senators with hints the baseball team may be sold soon. Senator President Ekwood R Pete Quesada looks to exit as talks unfold with Bill Veeck’s group proposing 5 million dollars for the team.
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Wi Senators
Ekwood R. Pete Quesada
White Sox sign three more players to contracts
Chicago reports the White Sox signed three more players as they expand their 1982 roster. Moore, age 45, discussed a possible public relations role with a Los Angeles firm and a European boxing tour as he eyes opportunities beyond this season.
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