Ohio teams shine at Richmond Relays with multiple podiums
In Richmond Indiana, Middletown Ohio placed second with 52.42 points, New Albany led with 60, Springfiield South took third with 52, Kettering Fairmont fifth with 21.5, and Richmond finished fourth with 42. In Columbia South Carolina, Ohio University faces South Carolina in a two loss out tournament as Brown and William and Mary exit.
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New Albany
Kettering Fairmont
Columbia
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South Carolina
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William & Mary
Monroe boys romp over Ross Rams in track meet rout
Monroe High won 13 of 14 first places to rout Ross High 96 to 22 yesterday. Double winners were Walt Lawson Don Butts and McIntosh with wins in multiple events including sprints and distance races.
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Rams
Monroe
Walt Lawson
Don Butts
McIntosh
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Rogers
Webb
Salyer
Riggs
Nation
Hilton
Cash
Butts
Frybarger
Young
Jung
Birch
Sakota
Tubbs
Baker
Williams
Wirtley Stars Against Preble Shawnee In Triangular Meet
Seven Mile留 Spartans led by Wirtley with four wins and Coffee with three, including the mile relay anchor. Preble Shawnee scored 58 to 55 over Seven Mile, Jackson with 35 points and Snowden winning three events. Wirtley swept the 100 and 220 yard dashes, shot put, and discus. Coffee took both hurdles and the broad jump.
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Seven Mile
Bob Wirtley
Bill Coffee
Spartans
Preble Shawnee
Jackson
Shawnee
Snowden
Wirtley
Coffee
Camien Seeks Fourth Straight Mile at Texas Relays
John Camien of Emporia Kansas pursues a fourth straight mile victory hoping to crack four minutes as Robin Lingle of Missouri may not run. Missouri faces illness to Bill Rawson and Kansas could win the distance medley with Harold Hadley and Lingle absent.
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Austin
Tex
John Camien
Emporia
Kan
State
Texas
Rawson
Lingle
Missouri
Tigers
Damien
Harold Hadley
Kansas
Brown and Blevins Lead Bowl Down Cancer Winners
Ed Blevins topped the men with 669 actual and 743 handicap at Sports Bowl, while Judy Brown won the women at Eastern Lanes with 689. Top local scorers will face Middletown City Commission in a 7 pm match at Sports Bowl as the drive netted 897 dollars for the Middletown Cancer Unit.
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Cancer Drive
Ed Blevins
Judy Brown
Bertie Guido
R. W. Ward
Roscoe Hopkins
Maxine Fisher
Middletown
Bowling Honor Roll Champions Named From Local League
Ed Blevins led with 202 198 269 669 series tally followed by Bill Morningstar 197 208 213 618 and Jim Saylor 200 212 204 616. A list of league bowlers includes Betty Lewis 214 180 224 618 and Lois Neal 218 159 204 581 among many others.
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Ed Blevins
Bill Morningstar
Jim Saylor
D. McGee
Betty Lewis
Lois Neal
Les Thurman
Janie Whitman
Billie McGee
Dot Hoover
Betty Hotarick
Dot Staten
Janet Ruppert
Alice Keister
Esther McGraw
Clara Lukens
Kay McCue
Betty Murphy
C Pergram
Blanche Wenzel
Cynthia Gates
Edna Bowman
Boots Mills
Barb Rogers
Jenny Mynhier
Treva Terrell
Rosie Hackney
Nira Jones
Dixie Trent
Odessa Johnso
Juanita Jiles
Richrd Rockets Returns as Canadiens Face Leafs in Semifinal
Montreal leads the Stanley Cup semifinal series 1 0 after a 3 2 opener at Toronto. Maurice Richard, now a Canadiens official, admits throwing a punch at Kent Douglas amid a benchside skirmish. Detroit hosts Chicago in the other semifinal.
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Rocket
Richard
Montreal Forum
Canadiens
Toronto Maple Leafs
Montreal
Leafs
Detroit Red Wings
Chicago
Black Hawks
Toronto
Kent Douglas
Douglas
Dave Balon
Modzelewski Named Co Captain Of 1965 New Mexico State Aggies
Gene Modzelewski, youngest brother of Dick and Ed Modzelewski, serves as co captain of the 1965 New Mexico State Aggies football squad. He weighs 215 pounds and plays tackle for the team.
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Gene Modzelewski
Little Mo
Big Mo
Middletown YMCA Archers Finish Second in Ohio Tournament
The Middletown YMCA Intermediate archery team finished second after leading early, as Euclid edged them 3098 to 2980. Juniors and Preps also placed second to Euclid. Larry Pergram led Intermediates, with a 250-point top match score. Wombold, Gay, Cain, Harris and others followed in scoring.
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Ohio Ymca
Euclid
Larry Pergram
David Wombold
Harold Gay
Don Cain
Jim Harris
Pergram
Reily Copsith County Crown at Seven Mile High
The Butler County Volleyball Tourney was won by Reily High for the fourth straight year. Madison High took second among five teams: Trenton Fairfield and Seven Mile also competed. In table tennis Kathy Fletcher and Bill Burnside of Trenton won the girls and boys divisions. Kathy Reynolds and John Roberts of Fairfield finished second.
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Butler County
Reily High
Madison High
Seven Mile High
Trenton
Fairfield
Kathy Fletcher
Bill Burnside
Kathy Reynolds
John Roberts
Friday Fights Across Cities Feature Notable Wins
In Jacksonville Tim Ford 152 from Jacksonville stopped Duke Garret 156 of Macon. In Rome Nino Beneveti 1572 beat Rip Randall 152 from Dallas. In Turin Franco de Piccoli 214 stopped Floyd Joyner 213 of Phoenix. In Madrid Luis Folledo 165 defeated Emile Sarens 164 of Belgium. In San Francisco Jimmy Lester of Bayview outpointed Denny Moyer of Portland.
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Associated Press
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Fla
Tim Ford
Duke Garret
Macon
Rome
Italy
Nino_ Benevenuti
Rip Randall
Dallas
Tex
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Amos Lincoln
Portland
Ore
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Isaac Logart
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Franco de Piccoli
Floyd Joyner
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Ariz
Jose Men
Bold Lad Drops Out Of Wood Gotham Clash Hopefuls Split
Bold Lad withdraws from the Wood Memorial Gotham to race later at Churchill Downs. Jacinto remains in the Gotham facing eight rivals as the heavy favorite in the one mile race at Aqueduct, with Bold Lad focusing on a May 1 Derby meeting if health permits.
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Bold Lad
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Wood Memorial
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Gotham
Bill Winfrey
Lucky Debonair
Bowsher Leads Field For Race In Huntington
Jack Bowsher of Springfield Ohio leads a field of about 30 drivers for the 200 lap late model stock car race at West Virginia International Speedway Sunday. He will drive a 1964 Ford on the seven sixteenths mile asphalt track. Iggy Katona of Willis Michigan trails by 125 points and plans a 1965 Plymouth for the event.
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W. Va
Jack Bowsher
Springfield
Ohio
Auto Racing Club of America
West Virginia International Speedway
Bowster
Iggy Katona
Willis
Mich
Bowsher
Bover and Santo Set Records In 1964 RBIs
Ken Bover of the St. Louis Cardinals and Ron Santo of the Chicago Cubs became the all time leaders in season RBIs by a third baseman for their clubs. Bover drove in 119 runs to break the Cardinals single season mark of 112 set by Ray Jablonski in 1953. Santo's 114 RBIs for the Cubs surpassed Andy Pafko's 101 record in 1948.
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Ken Bover
St. Louis Cardinals
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
National League
Bover
Cardinals
St. Louis
Ray Jablonski
Santo
Cubs
Andy Pafko
Baron Caught For Fouling
In Lexington Kentucky the Kentucky basketball team led by coach Adolph Rupp flew back after a rough game against Florida. In the airport terminal Rupp bumped a woman and apologized saying No offense. The woman shot back with And damn little defense.
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Lexington
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Florida
Rupp
New Ohio Monthly Magazine to Debut May 20
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes announced the first issue of the monthly magazine Wonderful World of Ohio will mail May 20. The 32 page publication highlights June topics, features color photos, and aims to be self-sustaining while boosting Ohio publicity.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Wonderful World
Bulletin
Rhodes
Delaware Park Stakes Listed for 55 Day Meet
Delaware Park releases a schedule of seven stakes races for its 55 day meeting from May 29 to July 31. The richest event is the $100,000 added Delaware Handicap for fillies and mares 3 and up at 1 1/4 miles. The Delaware Handicap is set for Saturday July 31.
ABC Bowling Tourney Extends to May Final
The 62nd American Bowling Congress tournament will run one more day and finish with the singles and doubles finals on May 28. After canceling a 40-team squad for Good Friday, April 16, organizers extended the schedule. Team bowling ends May 27 at the St Paul Auditorium after opening March 25.
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Minn
St. Paul Auditorium
Schollander Sets Yale Freshman Record in 100 Yard Free
Olympic swimming star Don Schollander swam 100 yards freestyle in 47.5 seconds to set a Yale freshman record at New Haven. He beat the old 47.7 mark set in 1942 by Steve Clark but was narrowly challenged by Jim Edwards of Williston Academy.
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New Haven, Conn
Don Schollander
Yale
Steve Clark
Schollander
Jim Edwards
Williston Academy
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