Rose to fill Reds center after Tolan sidelined
Pete Rose becomes Reds substitute in center field as Bobby Tolan undergoes Achilles surgery at Christ Hospital and will be out at least until June. Sparky Anderson has not finalized a position change, with GM Howsam instructing caution during the layoff. In a separate item, a Justice Department spokesman denied reports linking three NFL players to organized gambling after raids in Ohio.
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Cincinnati Reds
Bobby Tolan
Tolan
Christ Hospital
Reds
Jim Maloney
Rose
Sparky Anderson
Bot Howsam
Washington
Justice Department
Spkesman
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert L. Stevenson
Ritger Leads U.S. Open Bowling after Round in St Paul
Dick Ritger a nine time PBA champion from Hartford Wisconsin surged into the lead in the $75 000 U S Open Bowling Tournament by winning five of eight games in the second session of match play. He moved up from fourth after the quarterfinal cut reduced 192 starters to 23 semifinalists.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Dick Ritger
Hartford
Wis
Ritger
IOC Vice President Killanin Leads London Talks on Sport Problems
London reports that IOC vice president Lord Killanin said the three days of talks with international federations in London highlighted more issues facing various sports than his 18 years on the committee. He headed a small committee with Jean de Beaumont of France and Joop van Karnebeek of the Netherlands. the session ended yesterday.
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London
Lord Killanin
International Olympic Committee
IOC
Killanin
Count Jean de Beaumont
France
Johkheer van Karnebeek
Netherlands
Schedule Highlights From Cranberry to Warren Tonight
Section Two basketball games include Franklin at Corry Oil City at Rocky Grove Meadville at Titusville Hickory at Warren with Corry and Warren hosting, plus North East Union City and Wattsburg Northwestern matchups. Other evening games feature General McLane Harborcreek Fairview Fort LeBoeuf East Tech, Academy Vincent and prep McDowell Cambridge Springs Conneaut Lake Randolph Cochranton Conneaut Valley Linesville Townville Saegertown Bradford Central Brockway Worthington East Forest Elk County Sheffield Mercer Greenville Ridgway Johnsonburg Kane Grand River St Mark.
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Meadville
Franklin
Hickory
Corry
Corry Snowmobile Championships Set for January Weekend
Corry Area Jaycees sponsor the 4th annual Corry Snowmobile Championships at the No-Bar Riding Club grounds in Columbus. USSA sanctioned two day event on January 16 and 17 features stock and modified classes, with the Pennsylvania Women's Championship on day one. Total purse of 2000 dollars includes cash and trophies. Last year drew 100 entrants from nearly 10 states. Registration Friday January 1st at Venture Inn 7 to 10 pm and mornings before races 7 to 10. Admission 126 dollars for adults 0 cents for under 12. races start about 10:30 am and run into late afternoon. Contact Tom Brady at 664-2354 for more info.
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Jaycees
Corry
Pennsylvania
No-Bar Riding Club
Columbus
United States Snowmobile Association
USSA
The
Wisconsin
Tom Brady
Venture Inn
Brady
Clymer Hawks Defeat Undefeated In Rec League Showdown
The Clymer Hawks defeated the Trovers crew 100 to 60 to remain the last undefeated team in the City Recreation Basketball League. John Faulkner led Clymer with 29 points, followed by Dave Sampsell 23, Jim Becklin 18, and Bob Winner 12. Greer and Bromley added 16 and 15 respectively. In the opening game, the Faculty beat Raymonds 60 to 40 led by Skip Manzi with 20 points and Jan Van Dresar 10.
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Hawks
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New Yorkers
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Clymerites
Faulkner
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Jim Becklin
Bob Winner
Larry—Greer
Harold Bromley
Greer
Bromley
Raymonds
Skip Manzi
Springers
Jan van Dresar
Panama
Ron Sehreckengost
Cage
Bob Delong
Jim Becker
Jim Gruca
YMCA
Richard Lowery Tops Bowling Card in National B League
Richard Lowery delivered the top game with a 234 in last night's National B League event. Other high scores included teams and players from Lyle's Builders and Rogers Structural, with a casual reference to JOURNAL content.
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Richard Lowery
Titusville Rockets Upset Corry Beavers In Swim Meet
The Titusville Rockets stunned the Corry Beavers 53 to 42 at the Corry YMCA pool. Jan e Matkozich won the 100-yard breaststroke in a new Rockets record 1:08.1, as the meet swung back and forth to a final relay victory by John Markley, Steve Mahan, Tupper Kinder and Steve Morrical in 3:46.7 to seal the win.
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Paul Stamm
Corry
Rockets
Haan
Corry Fas
Ken Heacox
Jane Matkozich
John Markley
Markley
Steve Mahan
Tupper Kinder
Steve Morrical
Beavers
Wes Knapp
Dave Schweigert
Randy Parks
Jon Bennett
Bennett
Doug Bennink
Doug Knapp
Dave Cochran
Cochran
Knapp
Doug
Heacox
Ken
Pete
Meadville
Bulldogs
Frank Strauff
D. Cochran
D. Knapp
P. Heacox
Ist
Mahan
D. Schweigert
G. Hassenfratz
S. Morrical
Ind
P. Heaco
R. Klinger
F. Fenton
N. Poux
R. Summerville
J. A
K.heacox
S. Mahan
Kinder
Campbell Open Starts With Little Oddities
Campbell Open begins at Rancho Park with Billy Casper sharing the lead after a five under par 66. Arnold Palmer endured a triple bogey and a self issued penalty, finishing 71. Tom Shaw and Bob Smith matched Casper at 66 as eight players trailed at 68 or better.
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Billy Casper
Arnold Palmer
Casper
Tom Shaw
Bob Smith
Bill Brask
Bobby Greenwood
Jack Montgomery
Rancho Park Golf Club
Palmer
Bob Payne
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