Fifth Highest Rung For Men At J J Lanes Bowling Tourney
The 31st men's city bowling tournament at J J Lanes saw Wills post 600 in team play and move to fifth in all events as Brewer and Hall tied for fifth in singles with 690s. Esta Goodpaster led singles with 763 while D B Trucking won team, and the overall standings reflect winners and provisional figures pending averages. Prize distribution date will be announced later.
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Brewer
Hall
John Whitman
Esta Goodpaster
Jim Brewer
Bracy Lee
Steel Terminal
Lee
Lefty Hyde
al Lewis
Harlan
Goodpaster
Brewer and Lee
D & B Trucking
Tom Abell
Gene Haney
Don Eisele
Chuck Hacker
Carroll Yocum
Bowling Teams Battle for Lead in Sports Bowl Tourney
The Sports Bowl Tournament at Central States Craftsmen's Bowling saw team leaders locked in after four weeks of a ten week run. Sports Bowl shot 2,755 to move to second in actual team standings while handicap standings stayed intact. Don Dennis topped all events with 1,846 including a 701 doubles series. he and Davey Davidson led doubles with 1,270.
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Don Dennis
Davey Davidson
Women’s Bowling Standings and Highs From Weekend
Cleveland AP reports Gladys Winkle of Findlay moved to first in all events as the final week began. The standings mix include teams and individuals across singles doubles and all events with scores and leaders such as Kathleen Jett Mag Longman June Bowles Mary Dickerson Neda Marchetti Corky Stamper Pat Watts Gerry Gunderson Marge Farkas Juanita Jiles Margaret Beachler and Mary Robinson.
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Cleveland
Gladys Winkle
Findlay
Esta Goodpaster
Paul Demostenes
Joe Thoelking
Karl Heffner
Bert Brewer
Doug Hall
John Whisman
Gordy Nein
Art Frasik
Calvin Moon
Nancy’s House of Drug
Clayton Rogers
Sorg Paper Main Office
Colonial Refining
Bercaw's
Jo’s House of Drugs
Harry A. Finkleman
Miller High Life
Kaiser Ladies
Gordon’s
Potato Chips
Kathleen Jett
Mag Longman
June Bowles
Mary Dickerson
Neda Marchetti
L. Huffman
Columbus
Cept
F. Baker
Bellefontaine
Shirley Fultz
Mildred Faries
J. Kephart
Shirley Knotts
QA. Mullins
Muncie
Ind
Gerry Gunderson
Frances Conrad
Nira Jones
E. Weir
Mary Robinson
R. Dean Apple
Margaret Beachler
East Cleveland
Shirley Hartman
R. Taulbee
Louise Moon
Middletown
Rita Gough
Carolyn Kelly
Marjorie Fetter
Kay Steele
Bess Gephart
Toad Fisher
Gloria Barton
Greta Back
Corky Stamper
May Longman
Pat Watts
Marge Farkas
Juanita Jiles
Dot Staten
Nancy Burdge
Findlay Bowler Tops All Events in Local Meet
Miss Winkle bowling for the Pillied Tables of Toledo rolled a 609 622 576 for an 1 807 total in the Findlay event. Other notable bowlers included Jim Brewer Lane Reed Les Wills Don Bowlin Owen Case and Bruce Copsty as strong contenders.
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Miss Winkle
Toledo
John Whisman
Jim Brewer
Paul Demostenes
Lane Reed
Les Wills
Don Bowlin
Art Frasik
Karl Heffner
Owen Case
Bruce Copsty
Doubles Team Misses Chance at Eastern Lanes Tourney
Frances Conrad and Gerry Gunderson finish third in the doubles of the Women’s City Bowling Tournament at Eastern Lanes. Gunderson tops the event with a 632 series while Conrad adds a 449. The weekend results leave leaders unchanged as Nancy's House of Drugs dominates team events. Prizes will be handed out at Eastern Lanes on Sunday.
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Frances Conrad
Gerry Gunderson
Arrlines
Gerry
Frances
Gunderson - Conrad
Kathleen Jett
Chris Creech
Corky Stamper
Nancy
House of Drugs
Nance Burdge
Edna Brooks
Carolyn Wilder
Bonnie Moore
Dee Carter
Mag Longman
Creech
Stamper
Eastern Lanes
Middletown Women’s Association
Dot Hoover
Connaughton Is College Champ
Jack Connaughton of LaCrosse Wisconsin captured the all-events title for a second straight year in the 10th annual College Union finals of the American Bowling Congress. The 22 year old La Crosse State senior rolled 222 204 257 683 to win singles and with partner Joe Fodel of Dayton, totaled 1106 to finish fourth in doubles. Connaughton will represent the United States in the International Masters in December at Guadalajara Mexico. Top 10 standings remained firm.
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Cincinnati
Jack Connaughton
LaCrosse
Wis
College Union
American Bowling Congress
LaCrosse State
Joe Fodel
University of Dayton
Connaughton
United States
Guadalajara
Mexico
Retiring Greene Near 2nd Crown
Nancy Greene, nearing retirement from competitive skiing, sealed at least a tie for the World Cup by winning the giant slalom at the Red Mountain International Ski Meet in Rossland British Columbia. The Rossland native stood on the verge of her second World Cup title.
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Rossland
B.C
Nancy Greene
Red Mountain
Miss Greene
Jacklin Ends British Drought at Jacksonville Open
English 23-year-old Tony Jacklin won the Jacksonville Open finishing 15 under par at 273 to claim $20,000. Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, and Ben Hogan were cited as future peers, with Palmer dropping from contention. Second place tied at 275 included Don January and others. Palmer finished at 276 and Nicklaus at 280.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Ted Ray
Tony Jacklin
Jacklin
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Ben Hogan
Palmer
England
Henry Cotton
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Don January
Gardner Dickinson
Chi Chi Rodriguez
DeWitt Wener Jr
Cancer Drive Starts Rolling
The first winners in this year's Bowl Down Cancer crusade were crowned last night at three local bowling centers. Edwin Carters 698 led men at J J Lanes and Ann Prichards 640 topped women, while Bills Wises 676 led at Sports Bowl and Mammie Mannons 597 won womens top score. Andrew Kalls 669 was Easterns best men and Shirleys 679 led the womens. The drive continues through Friday with $2.25 nightly prizes and a final high score award of 25 to each gender.
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Edwin Carter
Ann Prichard
Bill Wise
Mamie Mannon
Andrew Kall
Shirley Stevens
Weekend title bout ends in draw for junior lightweight
In Tokyo Hiroshi Kobayashi, 129, Japan, and Rene Barrrientos, 130, Philippines, fought to a draw. Kobayashi retains the world junior lightweight title. In Mexico City Jose Jimenez, Mexico, stopped Johnny Janito, Philippines, in featherweight action, five rounds.
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Tokyo
Hiroshi Kobayashi
Japan
Rene Barrientos
Philippines
Mexico City
Jose Jiminez
Mexico
Johnny Janito
Top players doubt ILTF plan to create new category
Roy Emerson and Arthur Ashe predicted the ILTF plan to create an authorized player category would fail, calling it too complicated and likely to last under six months. Ashe beat Emerson to win the Garden Challenge title as Emerson prepares to sign a pro contract. Nancy Richey won the women’s title, defeating Judy Tegart as both top amateurs sign pro deals. The ILTF approved open tournaments with three player categories. Cincinnati Reds and Brooklyn Dodgers played the first televised major league games.
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Will Grimsley
NEW York
Roy Emerson
Arthur Ashe
International Lawn Tennis Federation
Emerson
Ashe
U.S
Los Angeles
Nancy Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Judy Tegart
Australia
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calaif
ILTF
Paris
Yarborough Dominates Atlanta Race and Money Lead
Cale Yarborough, the 29 year old from Timmonsville South Carolina, won the Atlanta 500 and earned 20 050 dollars. He has two victories this year totaling about 70 000 dollars and trails the all time single year earnings record by Richard Petty by roughly 60 000 dollars. He says quitting crossed his mind but his perseverance kept him racing toward top money.
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Atlanta
Cale Yarborough
Timmonsville
S.C
Ing Blond
Richard Petty
Randleman
N.C
Yarborough
Party Room at Frisch Restaurant Opens for Events
Frisch Restaurant at 1800 Germantown Road announces a newly decorated party room for events. The space features modern vinyl walls, full carpet, round tables with colorful cloths, and is available for weddings anniversaries dinners and group meetings during rush hours with added seating.
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Bridge Group
Germantown Road Frisch
Frisch
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