Heaviest Action Shifts Doubles Lead at Bowling Tourney
The weekend saw little change in the Ohio State Bowling Tournament top five. Centerville Floors of Dayton remained second behind General Fixture of Dayton in the team event after a 3,096 score. In doubles, Dr. Joel Bernhard and Paul Cutferd of Columbus moved to first with 1,337 handiCap, bolstered by a 669 series and 189 handicap pins, overtaking Ray Shirk and Jack Roberts of Marion. Logan Bowman and Paul Wietelmann of Zanesville rose to third with 1,235. Howard Feist and Charles McGraw of Cleveland claimed fourth with 1,289, sharing the actual total with Beinhard Clifford and another bowler after handicap adjustments.
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Centerville
Dayton
Joel Bernhard
Amerian Bowling Congress
Paul Cutferd
Columbus
Bernhard
Repace
Ray Shirk
Jack Roberts
Marion
Logan Bowman
Paul Wietelmann
Zanesville
Howard Feist
Charles McGraw
Cleveland
Beinhard Clifford
Feist
McGraw
Longest Fight Ends In Draw At Seven Hours In New Orleans
In New Orleans on this date seven hours and two minutes saw Andy Bowen and Jack Burke fight to a draw no contest after neither landed a punch in the 11th round. Referee John Duffy halted the 110 round bout at 3:45 am with 8,500 fans present. The Olympic Boxing Club split the $2,500 purse. Bowen later won a separate five hour 35 minute bout.
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New Orleans
John Duffy
Andy Bowen
Jack Burke
Rcc
Duffy Bowen
Burke
Galveston
Tex
Duffy
Bowen
Olympic Boxing Club
Jack Everhardt
Dayton area bowling standings and participant roster
The list shows teams and venues with scores beside Dayton Centerville Wapakoneta Columbus Toledo and other cities. It includes individuals such as Mario DeFelice Cincinnati 41 Tom Blair Bucyrus Loren Toronski Cleveland Emil Joseph Toledo and Dan Toronski Cleveland among singles and all events leaders.
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Dayton
Ruth T. Porumb
Semanski
L. Massus
Mario DeFelice
Cincinnati
Gene Mowbray
Columbus
Vic
Archangel
Steubenville
Tom Blair
Bucyrus
Loren Toronski
Cleveland
Emil Joseph
Toledo
Jim Schroder
Ottawa
Local Bowling Scores and Player Pairings Summary
The page lists lanes and team names with partial scores for doubles and singles events. Notable entries include J Friend and E Fabing in doubles and Fd Fahing with Coke Fenton in singles, alongside several partial percentages and player pairs.
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Lavnecrest
Armco Masonry
Middletown Lumber
Bureer
Lexion
GMC
J. Friend
E. Fabing
Jefferson W. Walker
A. McCarty
J. S. Guy
T Marchetti
Murphy
G. Brown
Pobert Green
Tom Calloway
Akron strikers at General Tire to return to work
Members of Local 9 United Rubber Workers planned to return to General Tire and Rubber Co in Akron today, ending a strike that had kept 15 workers from their jobs.
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Akron, Ohio
United Rubber Workers
General Tire & Rubber Co
Local bowlers shine in state tournament as Fabing leads
Ed Fabing and Tom Calloway deliver strong scoring in the doubles and singles. Fabing totals 685 with 4 pins on a 640 actual, plus 223, 203, and 213 in singles to top local standings. Calloway finishes fifth with 675 after a late spare and strike. Other Middletown scorers include Bauer 619 Friend 638 Marshitz 651 Muterspaw 513 Stein 491 Frye 624 Lint 613. Doubles led by Howard-Bauer 902 and Stein-Canter 102?
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Ed Fabing
Tom Calloway
Fabing
Jim Friend
Deaches
Cellloway
Calloway
Anton Bauer
Ted Marshitz
Dave Canter
Howard Muterspaw
Joe Stein
Car
Frye
Jack Lint
Dennis Howard
Women's State Leaders Change at Ohio Tournament
Doris Siebert of Celina rolled a 701 to lead singles. Jim Connell Chevrolet of Cleveland held 30 percent team lead. Marge Scheimer of Cleveland led in all events scratch with 1811. Rita Allison of Akron and Sandy Walters of Cuyahoga Falls led doubles with 1321.
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Lima
Ohio
Doris Siebert
Celina
Jim Connell Chevrolet
Cleveland
Marge Scheimer
Rita Allison
Akron
Sandy Walters
Cuyahoga Falls
Viet Nam Earns Successful Davis Cup Debut in Manila
Viet Nam made a successful debut in the Davis Cup in Manila as the Philippines won decisively. Vietnam defeated Iran 3 2 in a first appearance, while the Philippines beat South Korea 4 1 in Manila.
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Viet Nam
Manila
Philippines
Iran
South Korea
Baseball Scores From Evening Games Across The Circuits
Cincinnati defeats Pittsburgh 8 to 5 while New York A tops Houston A 6 to 4 in a doubleheader. Kansas City beats Baltimore 6 to 0 and Milwaukee wins 5 to 3 over Los Angeles N. Washington edged St. Louis 3 to 2 in 11 innings. New York N over Detroit 3 to 2 in 10. Chicago N defeats Cleveland 8 to 6. San Francisco 5 Boston 2. Minnesota 4 Chicago A 1. Los Angeles A 5 Hawaii PCL 1.
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Milwaukee
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
San Francisco
Boston
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Hawaii
Bob Bailey
Jim Pagliaroni
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
John Edwards
New York Mets
New York Yankees
Houston
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Los Angeles Dodgers
Local Bowlers Rally For Cancer Crusade Drive
The Third Annual Bow' Dewe Cancer drive begins in Middletown at J J Lanes Eastern Lanes and Sports Bowl running through Friday. An entry fee of 1 dollar funds the American Cancer Society with top handicap men and women earning trophies and possible state competition. Mrs William Osborne chairs Middletown unit aiming for 13000 this April. Last year the bowlers raised over 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
J.J Lanes
American Cancer Society
Pat Colfer
William Osborne
German boxer Scholz wins by disqualification
Gustav Scholz of Germany defeated Giulio Rinaldi of Italy by disqualification after a controversial bout in Dortmund. The decision followed contention over fouls and rule infractions, ending the match with Scholz declared the winner.
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Dortmund
Germany
Gustav ‘Bubi) Scholz
Giulio Rinaldi
Italy
Bowen's Final Fight Ends in Death in New Orleans
In a December 14 1604 brawl in New Orleans Bowen was knocked out by George Kid Lavigne in the 18th round. He suffered a concussion when his head hit the floor and died the next day. It was Bowen's only defeat in 26 career bouts from 1887 to his death, with 18 wins seven by knockout, six draws and one no decision.
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Bowen
George
Kid) Lavigne
New Orleans
Scholz Declared European Light Heavyweight Champion
In Dortmund Germany Gustav Bubi Scholz won the European light heavyweight title after Giuli Rinaldi was disqualified for multiple fouls leaving Scholz unable to continue after the eighth round. Scholz was unhappy with the ending saying he could have won fairly and had to be helped from the arena.
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Dortmund
Germany
AP Liston
Gustav ‘Bubi Scholz
Scholz
Giuli Rinaldi
Rinaldi
Cepeda Sparks Giants With Hot Spring Pace
San Francisco slugger Cepeda pounds through a strong spring with six homers and a .419 average as the Giants win 52 exhibition games. He notes a possible edge from not holding out in contract talks this year versus last season’s 24 day walkout.
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Troversial
Giants
Boston
Cepeda
Lorenzen Wins Atlanta 500 After Pole Record Pace
Fred Lorenzen of Elmhurst drives a 1964 Ford to win the Atlanta 500 at Atlanta International Raceway. He set a four lap pole record averaging 146.470 mph and posted a 134425 mile per hour average in the race before about 60,000 fans. Lorenzen won $15,150 with Bob Isaac of Catawba, N C finishing second and earning $7,750.
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Atlanta
Fred Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Ford
Lorenzen
Atlanta International Raceway
Bobby Isaac
Catawba
N. C
Isaac
Cook Claims Top Stock Eliminator At Tri-State Drag Strip
Dewey Cook of Lebanon driven a 1963 Plymouth topped stock eliminator at Tri-State Drag Strip yesterday. He won the super stock automatic class en route to the overall top stock eliminator. Fluty Howard earned top gas eliminator in a 1963 Dodge. Other local winners include Richard Pate in A Stock Gord n Gates in H Stock William Sexton in K Stock Darrell Kinser in D Stock automatic Bill Samples in I Stock automatic Bill Smallwood in B Sports and Winton McIntosh in A Modified.
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Dewey Cook
Lebanon
Tri-State
Cook
Fluty Howard
Richard Pate
Girdon Gates
Middletown
William Sexton
Franklin
Darrell Kinser
Bill Samples
Bill Smallwood
Winton McIntosh
Lopat Declines Comment on Fence Reduction Plan
Ed Lopat manager of the Kansas City Athletics declined to comment Sunday on owner Charles O Finley’s announcement that the right field fence in Kansas City will be shortened to Yankee Stadium dimensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradenton
Fla
Ed Lopat
Kansasity Athletics
Charles O. Finley
Kansas City
Yankee Stadium
Chicago 3 Detroit 2 to take 3 2 lead in series
Chicago defeated Detroit 3 to 2 as the Blackhawks move ahead in the best of seven series with a 3 2 edge. Crosby and Murphy led Chicago with pivotal goals and timely saves secured the win at home.
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National Hockey League
Chicago
Detroit
Heim to Speak at St Marys Church Meeting
Alan Heim, executive, will speak at St Marys Church with the regular monthly meeting in the church auditorium followed by a buffet dinner starting at 6 30 p.m.
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Heim
St. Mary's
Alan Heim
Cincy Swimmers Dominate AAU Meet Records Fall
The Cincinnati Coca Cola men and Cincinnati Marlins girls overwhelmed all opposition at the Ohio AAU indoor swimming meet. The Queen City men scored more points than the eight other teams combined, while the Marlins girls outpaced their closest pursuers. Seven Ohio AAU records fell as meet standards were eclipsed in many races.
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Granville
Ohio
Cincinnati Coca-Cola
Cincinnati Marlins
Queen City
Marlin
Ohio Aau
Caliente Pool Brings $77.767 Jackpot to Los Angeles Broker
Walter McNally a Los Angeles food broker won 77 767 dollars on a pool ticket at the Caliente track. His ticket was the sole one with all six winners in races five through ten. The ticket cost two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agua Caliente
Mex
Walter McNally
Los Angeles
Caliente
Packers Ink Jim Taylor To Seventh NFL Pact
Green Bay Wisconsin AP report says fullback Jim Taylor signed his seventh NFL contract with the Green Bay Packers today. Taylor, the Packers first round pick in 1958 out of Louisiana State, led the NFL in rushing in 1962 and was runner up to Jim Brown last season.
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Jim Taylor
Green Bay
Wis
Green Bay Packers
Tayor
Packers
Louisiana State
NFL
Cleveland
Jimmy Brown
Quiet Henry Quiets Bucs as Reds Beat Pirates 8-5
Reds bullpen mainstay Bill Henry pitched the last inning in Clearwater allowing two hits and one strikeout. Bob Bailey hit his second homer of the game and Johnny Edwards Gordy Coleman and Bob Skinner drove in two runs each for Cincinnati. Edwards left with a bruised nose after colliding with Gordy Coleman. Reds improve exhibition record to 11-12 and next face the Phillies.
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Henry
Reds
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Bailey
Pirates
Bailey
Jim Pagliaroni
Johnny Edwards
Gordy Coleman
Bob Skinner
Edwards
Coleman
Philadelphia Phillies
Ladies Day Duck Call Banter On the Terrace
A light exchange on Ladies Day features Cynthia teased over her duck call by a companion. The moment captures friendly rivalry and campus atmosphere during a social event.
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Ohio State
By Ben Thomas
the Daily Picayune
Prca Council
Layonecrest
Hoge Brush
Wapakoneta
General Fixture
Ausberg West Mortuary
Salem Lane Foodtown
Warehouse Paints
Cherry's Steak House
P Clifford
J. Bernhard
Shirk - J. Roberts
L. Bowman - P. Wietelmann
Dan Toronski
Jack Rub
Sandusky Jin
Schrader
Shelby Mullins
David Livingston
Clinton
AP Mal
Wightly
Quenigne
Lerge
Ie Mewit
Big Daddy
Cancer
By Murray Chass
Associated Press
Orlando Cepeda
Con
Lopat
Cincy
OLDS
Phillips 66
Sutphin
Fahrenholz 66
Stevens
Bunyan Oil Inc. Dist
Phillips 66 Products
Goodyear
Goodyear Service Store
Verity
Doletown
Quiet
Henry Quiets
Bucs
Redlegs
Clearwater, Fla
Bill Henry
Cincinnati Reds
Ted
Herdwere & Rental
Cherles
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