Haney Five Leads In Ohio State Bowling Tourneys At Zanesville
The Gene Haney Welding team leads the 66th Annual Ohio State Bowling Tournament at Zanesville and the 1d Annual Men s City Tournament at Chautauqua Lanes with a 2 887 team total. Dumford Trucking is second at 2 651, Miami Lanes third at 2 614. Franklin Church of God leads team handicaps at 3 002, Yankee Road Church of God close behind at 2 098. LARRY PEEK and Roger Stamm top the doubles handicap with 1 357. Dick Gaiser holds top scores in both singles classes with 669 actual and 687 handicap. Jestice Yocum lead all events in both actual and handicap after weekend one. Stamm adds a 688 three game series in doubles.
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Zanesville
Chautauqua Lanes
Haney
Dumford
Miami Lanes
Franklin Church of God
Yankee Road Church of God
Larry Peek
Roger Stamm
Don Dennis
Carrol Yocum
Roger Mattingly
Dennie Jestice
Dick Gaiser
Gaiser
Jestice-Yocum Nonoply
Jestice
Yocum
Stamm
Gene Haney
Dumford Trucking
L. Peek
R. Stamm
D. Dennis C. Yocum
R. Mattingly
D. Jestice
William Kinsey
Carroll Yocum
Junie Schuster
Standings and Results from Local Bowling League
Standings show Franklin Church of God leading handicapped with 3002 and Yankee Road Church of God close behind at 2998. Dumford Trucking, Gene Haney Welding, and Miami Lanes follow in the top trio with scores listed. Doubles and singles events show top performers like L Peek R Stamm and Dick Gaiser with high handicap and actual counts. All events feature totals for handicap and actual scores, plus high series by Roger Stamm.
Spartans Divide Pair With Lakota In Doubleheader
GERMANTOWN The Valley View Spartans and Lakota Thunderbirds split a baseball doubleheader Saturday. Valley View won 6-4 in the night cap after Lakota took the opener 5-3. The Spartans stand 3-2-1 on the season.
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Spartans
Germantown
Valley View Spartans
Lakota Thunderbirds
Valley View
Lakota
Jones leads Bowl Down Cancer Week with 679 series
Frank Jones opened the Bowl Down Cancer Week with a 679 handicap series at Eastern Lanes and tops the men across three local houses. Reva M Creech led women with 650 at Eastern Lanes, while Billy Holbrook posted 678 at J J Lanes and Art Frasik 607 at Sports Bowl. Mary Fresik led women at the Sports Bowl with 629, Nancy Crout led women at J J Lanes with 525. The Bowl Down crusade runs daily with scores submitted statewide.
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Frank Jones
Jones
Reva M. Creech
Billy Holbrook
Art Frasik
Mary Fresik
Frasik
Nancy Crout
Lorain Bowling Team Ties For State Lead In Ohio
Lorain's Super's Sohio and Dayton Bowling Association Handicap Champs shared the top state team score at the Ohio State Men's Bowling Tournament with 3153 total pins. Alliance's Malmsberry Ashland trailed at 3143 as the event reached its sixth weekend with six more to go.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Sohio
Lorain
Dayton Bowling Association
Ohio State
Malmsberry-Ashland
Alliance
Locals Lead in Franklin Chronicle Women's Handicap Bowling
Franklin leads after the first weekend as Sall ydletown tops Mid the Butts Realty team with a 3028 handicap total. Brenda Matthews tops leaders with 579 in singles, while Millie Deems and Odella Harville post high totals in actual and handicap for the event at Laynecrest Lanes. The tournament continues for three weekends.
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Franklin
Sall
Butts Realty
Franklin Chronicle
Laynecrest Lanes
Mason
Combs Rides To TCS Win
Rodrey Combs of Cincinnati won the 25 lap Late Model feature at Tri County Speedway aboard a 1949 Chevelle. Gene Petro finished second in a 1970 Chevelle with Gene Cleveland of Independence Kentucky third in a 1970 Dodge. Chuck McWilliams won the fast car dash and several drivers won late model heat races. Ferrell Dunaway captured the 15 lap sport sedan feature and heat. Paul Montique and Bob Simpson were sport sedan heat winners.
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West Chester
Rodrey Combs
Cincinnati
Tri-County Speedway
Combs
Gene Petro
Gene Cleveland
Independence
Chuck McWilliams
Floyd Gilbert
Larry Moore
Charlie Byrd
Franklin
Ferrell Dunaway
Paul Montique
Oxford
Bob Simpson
Windup Believable as NHL Ends With Drama and Surprises
The NHL season closed with a dramatic finish as Chicago rose from last to first in the East, Montreal narrowly missed a playoff by one goal margin, and New York secured a berth. Minnesota clinched third in the West with a 5-1 win over Pittsburgh, while Boston beat Toronto to pressure Chicago.
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St. Louis
Pittsb’gh
Minn
Oakland
Phila
Los Ang
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Montreal
Boston
Toronto
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Hal Bock
Associated Press
National Hockey League
Hawks
Philadelphia
Seals
Flyers
North Stars
Rangers
Canadiens
Romans Roams With Par 71 At Wildwood Golf Club
Harlan Romans posted a 71 at Wildwood Golf Club to lead Sunday play. Doug Ruscher and Fred Ruscher shot 73, Paul Spadafora 75, and Tony Kleiff 76. Low nets went to Paul Szabo 68 in 0-8 handicap, Bruce Hall and Don Ellis tied at 70 in 9-14 handicap.
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Harlan Romans
Wildwood Golf Club
Doug Ruscher
Fred Ruscher
Paul Spadafora
Tony Kleiff
Wildwood
Paul Szabo
Bruce Hall
Don Ellis
Armco Girls Bowling Tourney Concludes at Eastern Lanes
The Armco Girls Association Bowling Tournament ends after two days at Eastern Lanes. The team event is won by Patty McConnell, Mary Raney, Sharon Harter, Virginia Knorr, and Diana Martin with 2,451 total pins. Betty Bailey tops singles with 562, Lana Turner and Yvonne Brown win doubles with 1,096, and Janie Whisman is all-events winner with 1,030.
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Armco Girls Association
Patty McConnell
Mary Raney
Sharon Harter
Virginia Knorr
Diana Martin
Betty Bailey
Lana Turner
Yvonne Brown
Janie Whisman
Lebanon Raceway Race Card Highlights and Entrants
The Lebanon Raceway program lists eight races with starter names for each. Races include Trot and Pace divisions featuring horses such as Singing Kid Mighty Erla Loud and Clear My Caroline Miss Canfield Hill Jay Creed Cobblin and Lynne Johnston among others.
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Singing Kid
W J Dean
Mighty Erla
Deveraux Dude
Colonel Saunders
Little Big Horn
Margalo
Honest Leo
Sam's Express
H 8B Direct
Queen's Creed
Painted Beauty
Dutch Pointer
Chief White
Busy Lang
Dazzle Joy
Loud and Clear
Pick's Pick
Mike Warren
Little Dot
Colby Jackson
Princess Karen
Mr. D
My Caroline
Mysty
Worthy Rodney
Star
Adam's Apple
Jack Byrd
Going Storm
Times Square
Miss Canfield
Julia Way
Keeper's Wanda
Bachelor Creed
Ruth Ann Abbe
Basin Street
Butch Johnson
Mildred Gold
Highlawn
Nana
Pearlie B
Scotch Peggy
Fly Speck
Ben Victory
Lota Diller
Hal Tiger
Pace
Hill Jay Creed
Pearl's Pride
Gladys Lind
Bitl Creed
Gail Diller
Pace — Cobblin
Lynne Johnston
Artistic Wick
Frisky Frosty
Shirley
Jet
Mac
Victor
Buddy Wagner
Linny Penny
Dick Gray and Dick Trout Tie for First in Handicap Class
Dick Gray and Dick Trout shared first place in the 15 and over handicap class with a 69. Bob McCabe won the blind bogey with a 75, securing the top score in that event.
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Dick Gray
Dick Trout
Bob McCabe
Player wins Greensboro Open in Masters prep signal
Gary Player fired a final round 65 to win the Greater Greensboro Open by two strokes over Miller Barber at Sedgefield County Club, finishing 271, and earning $36,000 for his biggest payday to date. Arnold Palmer, Lee Trevino and Tommy Aaron tied for third. Palmer and Aaron shot 71 in rain delayed round. Security surrounded Player amid protests over apartheid.
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Greensboro
N.C
Gary Player
Sedgefield County Club Course
Miller Barber
R. H. Sikes
Steve Spray
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Tommy Aaron
Trevino
Aaron
Palmer
Player
Eagles Tourney Leaders Maintain Leads With Two Weeks Left
The State Eagles Bowling Tournament standings show no changes in the top five across team, doubles and singles. H. Jordan of Painesville moved to within seven pins of the all events lead with 1 811, while Warren Van Riper of Mansfield tops all events at 1 818. Joe's Bar No. 2 of Wadsworth leads team totals at 3 226 as Speight Trucking of Wilmington trails by two pins.
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State Eagles
Kegler
Painesville
H. Jordan
Mansfield
Warren van
Riper
Joe’s Bar No
Wadsworth
Speight Trucking
Wilmington
Garfield’ Heights
R. Tuma
J. Lucas
R. Zimmerman
W. Scheid
Norwalk
Angels ace Messersmith sets club strikeout record
Los Angeles AP Andy Messersmith won 16 games for the California Angels last season and struck out 211, surpassing Dean Chance’s 207 in 1964 to set a new club record.
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LOS Angeles
Andy Messersmith
California Angels
Dean Chance
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