Bowling Highlights Butler Rolls 676 in Legion Major
Butler and Joan McCord led a high scoring day with Butler posting a 676 series on 267 in the Legion Major and McCord totaling 617 with 188 211 and 218 games in the Friday Frolics. Othe Beshau tied Butler with a 267, Fran Waldron led the girls with a 223, and Dean Gibbs posted a 582. The Masters average stood at 188 for 40 bowlers as competition tightens.
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Jim
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Othe Beshau
Fran Waldron
Jim Butler
Othe
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Joe Loste
Dale Szaba
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Draame
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Dayton
Fran Wwaleron
Team
Bedi Smith
Georgia
Umphrey Montimers
Elen Veisiey
Eile Carleton
Bill Sebers Tops City Bowling Standings in Two Events
Four new faces filled the top five in the men's city bowling tour after Sunday action. William Sebers leads the A division all events with 191.6 and ties Ray Rhodes for singles at 698. Marion Ready-Mix leads the A group team race with 3170, while Good year No 1 is at 3071. Wayne Adair and Mike Gesling head the B division doubles, with Gesling also leading all events at 182.3 and scoring a 266 for a century award alongside Dean Becker’s 285.
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William Sebers
Ray Rhodes
Rhodes
Marion
Ready-Mix
Goodyear
Gesling
Dean Becker
Mar
Vinton Dairy Style
Ray Akers
Jerry Hampton
Joe Grommen
Wayne Adair
Mike Gesling
George
Rancis
Herb Berle
Aaitierp
Florian Goodkin
Robert Clark
Dean Gibbs
Carl Turkington
Duane Davick
California and Detroit tilt feature mixed scores in memo
Line scores and player mentions span multiple games across cities including San Francisco Lakeland Durham and Little Rock. Notable names include Knoop Alou Henderson Siebern Gladding and Freehan with varied box scores and home runs noted.
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Sam Francisco
California
Owie
McGiothiin
Willhite
Kelso
Rodgers
Balin Linzy
Jailer
W—Linzy
L—Roias
Knoop
San Francisco
Alou
Henderson
Siebern
Celtics Rally Past 76ers For Last Hope In East Final
Alex Hannum credited Boston with a magnificent effort after the Celtics upset the 76ers 121 117 on national TV. The win staves off a sweep and keeps Boston's faint chance at a ninth NBA title alive as Philadelphia leads 3 1 in the series returning to Philadelphia for Game five.
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Alex Hannum
Celtics
Hannum
Philadelphia 76Ers
76Ers
Philadelphia
Philly
Philadelphia . Co
California
White Sox
Chicago
Cubs
Hal
New York Mets
Greer
Oles
Baltimore
Boston Garden
Opening Day Baseball Kicks Off 1969 Season Across MLB
Hal Bock reports the 1969 baseball season opens with the Senators hosting the Yankees in Washington and the Reds welcoming the Dodgers in Cincinnati. Sandy Koufax is absent due to retirement, while Bob Miller faces Jim Maloney. Other openers feature Bunning Holtzman Lemaster and McLain against hot starts. Standings, results, and exhibition notes follow as teams aim for early momentum.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Washington
Cincinnati
Senators
New York Yankees
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dodgers
Koufax
Bob Miller
Reds
Jim’ Maloney
Pittsburgh
Bob Veale
New York
Mets
Don Cardwell
Philadelphia
Chicago
Jim Bunning
Phillies
Cubs
Ken Holtzman
Denny Lemaster
Atlanta
Houston
Promoter Plans Ali and Mildenberger Rematch
Promoter Frederick Sommers says he has exclusive rights to negotiate a rematch between Cassius Clay and Karl Mildenberger, contingent on Clay's April 25 bout with Floyd Patterson and his status with the U.S. armed forces. Clay defeated Mildenberger in Frankfurt in their first meeting.
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Fhinaveurdla
Cassius Clay
Clay
Karl Mildenberger
Floyd Patters
Frederick Sommers
Los Angeles
Muhammad Ali
Mildenberger
Frankfurt
Germany
U.S
Sommers
Meeting Slated for Drivers at Tipton
A 1967 super stock car season meeting for drivers and owners will be held at City Hall in Tipton on Monday at 7 30 p m at Cedar County Fairground.
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Tipton
Cedar County Fairground
City Hall
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