Fight Runners Defend Titles In SEOAL Track Meet
Defending SEOAL champions return in eight events as trackmen from seven of eight schools compete in the Ninth Annual SEOAL Track and Field Meet at Peden Stadium in Athens. Finals begin about 4 30 p m with field events and preliminaries at 4 p m. Notable returnees include Alan Wallace of Middleport defending in sprints, Ron Handley and others in hurdles and throws. The schedule lists events from 3 50 p m discus to 6 15 p m trophy award with strong Athens and Logan showings anticipated.
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Tom Meiters
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Athens
Peden Stadium
Naries
Logan
Middleport
Alan Wallace
Fin
Dennis Cade
Larry Crawford
Butch Davis
Jackson
Handley
Todd Snyder
H.h. Wayne Dixon
Nelsonville
Mickey Frazier
George Slump
Tom Ball
Alan Miller
Ron Handley
Bob Young
Bill Chappel
Phil Collins
J. Patchen
T. Ball
Steve Chase
Wayne Dixon
Bill Harmon
Robbie Frey
The Hook Ball Endorsed by Star Bowlers Over Curve
Experts favor the hook ball over the curve due to consistency and control. A hook travels straight then sharply bends into the pocket, offering driving power and favorable pin impact, making it the preferred choice for skilled bowlers.
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Gsibie
Bince
Area Bowling Teams Enter State Tourney
Thirteen bowling teams from Athens and Pomeroy will compete in the Ohio State Bowling Association Tournament at Cleveland on Saturday and Sunday. Events include team, singles and doubles at Gloverleaf Lanes. Listed Athens teams and Sunday singles entrants include Beasley Mathews, No Stars, Lawhead Press, Burger Beer, Royal McBee No 2, K T Crossen Post 21, Campus Barber Shop, Ambassador Laundries, Royal McBee No 1, Crow's Steak House, One Star, Strohs, plus many individual bowlers from Athens and Pomeroy.
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Ohio State Bowling Association
Clevejand
Gloverleaf
Swish‘er‘and Lohse Drugs
Pombroy
Beasley-Mathews
No Stars
Lawhead. Press
Burger Beer
Royal McBee No
iCrossen Post
Ambassador Laundries
Royal McBee
Crow’s Steak House
One
Strohs
Wil He
Tom Bowen
Harold Lohse
Joseph Bailey
Milton Houdashelt
Ken McElhinney
Richard Bailey
Bruce Jaggs
Roy Sams
Howard France
Reid McBride
James Dodds
Vance Reod
Ted Williams
Calvin Whiteside
Fred Gordon
George Perry
Clyde Bronson
Jack Rosser
Vernon Conkey
Virgil Conkey
Rick Jones
Raymond Dunfee
Walter Staley
Wilbur Sinnett
Pete Bailey
Ron Bickley
Gomer Jones
Floyd Ballenger
Warren Chappelear
Paul Burson
George Merchant
Larry Hughes
Ray Duckler
Carl Murphy
Dode Pendergas
Gil Hickman
Kenny Goodfellow
Lewis Ogg
R. W. McAfee
Don Strawn
Robert van Nest
Robert Hillyer
William Poling
Ralph Kyle
Russell Hall
Kent Bumpass
Donald Sparks
Joe Blow
Donald Olbers
Robert Main
Carroll Widdoes
Earl Davis
Earl McGee
Don Price
David Strosky
Larry Collins
John Green
Norman Engh
William Perdan
Rudolph Perdan
Leroy Hashman
Thomas McBride
Robert Gagle
Jess Griffith
Vaghn Conkey
C. E. Ridenour
Jack Neal
Bill Adams
Rex Snider
Elmo Scott
Ott Wagner
David Strawn
York Defeats Glouster In Baseball Tilt
York earns its fourth win in six starts with a 16 to 8 non league victory over Glouster. Pitcher Jerry Dodd gets the win as Patton takes the loss for Glouster. York leaders include Mike Wilson Tom Thomas and John Burt while Walter Leeper leads Glouster with three hits.
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Glouster
York
Patton
Mingus
Dodd
Thomas
Sullivan
Irwin
Levandosky
Sectional Baseball Meets Hit Area Play This Weekend
Sectional meets begin for area baseball teams in Class A and Class AA. Eastern Sectional action features Belpre and Middleport, while Northeastern pairings include The Plains at York and Sheridan at Nelsonville. Class AA starts Saturday with Athens at Logan and Wellston at Jackson. Winners advance to semifinals and then district play at Ohio University for AA and Chillicothe for A.
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Belpre
Middleport
Pomeroy
Plains
York
Ames-Bern
Chauncey
Sheridan
Nelsonville
Minford
Southwestern
Oak Hill
Pike County
North Gallia
McArthur
Lucasville
Haméen
Athens
Logan
Wellston
Jackson
Ohio University
Chillicothe
Ohio and Bowling Green Begin MAC Baseball Series
Ohio University and Bowling Green open a two game series at Trauswein Field as Bowling Green leads the MAC with a 0 mark and Ohio seeks a sweep to stay in the MAC title race. Other OU sports action includes spring football scrimmages at Peden Stadium and a golf meet with Miami at Oxford with medalists Ritter and Baker among top scorers.
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Bowling Green
Trauswein Field
Falcons
Marshall
Toledo
Ohio
Western Michigan
Kent State
Miami
Bobcats
Peden Stadium
Oxford
Oxford Country Club
Columbus
Bill Ritter
John Hopkins
Dick Baker
Bobby Litt Jer
Palmer Leads At Tourney of Champions in Las Vegas
Arnold Palmer shot a six under par 66 to lead the Tournament of Champions first round in Las Vegas. Jack Nicklaus struggled with a 74 as Sam Snead predicted the younger star would still contend, with Snead and Dick Sikes close behind at two strokes back.
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Nev
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
West Virginia
Sam Snead
Nicklaus
Snead
Palmer
Palmier
Bill Casper Jr
Dick Sikes
Bruce Crampton
Chuck Courtney
George Knudson
Rod Funseth
Doug Sanders
Bob Charles
Paul Harney
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Five Winners at Sportsman's Park Highlights Jockey Doug Richard
Jockey Doug Richard rode five winners at Sportsman's Park on Thursday. The report notes a busy day for the jockey as he secured multiple victories across events.
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Chicago
Doug Richard
Sportsman’s Park
Face Saver Sets Major League Relief Appearance Record
Roy Face of the Pittsburgh Pirates extended his consecutive appearances streak to 439 as a relief pitcher, adding a new major league record for consecutive games pitched in relief.
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Roy Face
Pittsburgh Pirates
Volkswagen Ghia Coupe and Convertible Priced for Sale
The Ghia blends VW engineering with Karmann craft in Turin and Osnabrück. The body is hand finished by Karmann, seats are bucket style, clock and rear window defroster add comfort. Base prices run around 2295 for the coupe and 2495 for the convertible.
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Volkswagen
Ghia
Turin
Europe
Coachworks
Karmann
Osnabrick
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