Seward Brooks Tournament narrows to four bowlers
The 1969 Seward Brooks Tournament in Ovid leaves four contenders: undefeated Larry Prindle and Ray Woodington and one defeat entrants John Limner and Lou Falola. Semifinals loom next Sunday as Williams, Jolly, Close, Michalak, and Van Vleet are eliminated or sidelined amid high scores and dramatic bouts.
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Ovid
Seward Brooks
Larry Prindle
Ray Woodington
John Limner
Lou Falola
Bob Close
Ron Michalak
Michalak
Bie Jolly
Prindle
Larry
P.S
Tolly
Jolly
John Willams
Williams
John
Woodington
William
Lou Fatola
Stan van Vleet
Falola
van Vleet
VanVleets
Stan
Limner
Str
Bob
Close
DUKE
John Williams
Faliola
Lou
Faiola
Keglers
Ray
Falcons nearly upset undefeated Watkins Glen in league clash
South Seneca battled hard but fell 95 to 83 as Carl Cervoni led Watkins Glen with 34 points. Dave Barnick paced the Falcons with 21 points and 18 rebounds while Larry Caslin added 17 in a strong team showing. South Seneca stays 3 and 3 in league play and 8 and 3 overall.
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OVID
South Seneca Falcons
Watkin Glen
South Seneca
Carl Cervoni
Watkins
Falcons
Tony Margreno
Cervoni
Dave Barnick
U.S.C
Scott Clair
Bob Willson
Wilson
Watkins Glen
Larry Caslin
Ric van Nostrand
Carl Cervanti
Barnick
Caslin
Ron Mather
Romulus
Falcon
Falcon J.W
Romulus College students vacation here and more local notices
Romulus College students return to classes after mid term break with Barbara Allen and Joseph Luppino heading to Syracuse University Teresa McCullough to Monroe Community College and Diane OConnell to Nazareth College Rochester. Hospital and local event notes follow including hospital stays surgeries and a church meeting. Duane Reynolds welcomed a son at Geneva General Hospital Ellen Eisner Mrs Reynolds. Rev Frank Dersham attended funeral services and other social items. There is a congregational meeting at the Presbyterian Church and local notices of attendance and travel.
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Ethel Fitzgerald
Barbara Allen
Joseph Luppino
Syracuse University
Teresa McCullough
Monroe Community College
Rochester
Diane O’connell
Nazareth College
Lawrence P. McCarthy
Taylor Brown Memorial Hospital
Patricia
J. Sargent Miller
Terri
Miller
Susan Horton
Douglas.Walck
Niagara Falls
Charles Horton
Dimock Heinzman
Highland Hospital
Berti
Auburn
Saturn
Duane Reynolds
Geneva General Hospital
Frank Dersham
Olmstedville
Alton R. Conkling
Covert leads OW league with 258 high scratch game
Ovid Willard league notes Mike Covert of Covert Funeral Home bowls 188 258 195 for a 654 scratch, first with handicap, highest scratch 258 this season. Cook's Oil Service clings to lead as Dottie's Tavern tops Gray's Insurance 3 1. Vic Resiak 233 and Doug Hinman 581 highlight other scores. Terry Brace 208 helps Argus Drive In beat Hammond Farms. Gray's Insurance pursues Cook's next clash.
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Ovid-David
Mike
Covert
Covert Funeral Home
Ovid-Willard
Cook's Oil Service Club
Doug Hinman
Vic Resiak
John Limner
Dottie’s Tavern
Gray's Insurance
Limner
Gray
Insurance
Cook
Happy Landing
VFW
Tavern
Terry Brace
Argus
Hammond Farms Club
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Bob Gerlach
Steve Crane
Steve
S.S.C.S
S.B
Tom Millas
Varsity
C. Barrick
Willson
van Nostrand
Ric
McDonald
Scott Clair Mather
Watkins Glen Cervoni
Margreno Learn
Sims James Nitche
Padua
S.S.C
Odessa
Dundee
T-Burg
J.V
S.C. FG
McDonald Clair McCheyne Rich
Delong van Vleet Phillips
Watkins Glen Specchio
Moore Love Conklin Green Tower
Romulus College
S. A. Gilbert Jeweler
Géneva K
Coverts
Sparks
Cayuga
Trumansburg
Black
Main Street
New York
John D. Covert
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