Local gas pinch hits in tourney
Clara Gumm substituted for Celina in the Ohio Women's Bowling Association Tournament weekend events. She bowled singles and teamed with Helen Simon to post a 1,260 in doubles for ninth place. The chase for all events saw Ruby Ohly hold the lead with 1,783 while Arlene Leiser rose to second with 1,722. The next weekend action is set at Eastern Lanes and the Sports Bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Clara Gumm
Celina
Clara
Helen Simon
Barbara Poorman
Theresa McConnell
Coshocton
Sue Johnston
Sharon Gleason
Greenville
Peg Clark
Margaret Wood
Massillon
Poorman
McConnell
Bernadette Bell
Betty Crosier
Ruby Ohly
Mansfield
Toledo
Arlene Leiser
Sandy Ballard
Cleveland
Sports Bowl
Bowling Tournament Standings and Winners
The card lists tourney leaders and results across categories with team handicaps and actual scores. Notable names include Sharon Meister Irene's Columbus and Irene from Marietta plus top doubles and singles players such as Sue Johnston Gleason and Peggy Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Meister’s
Columbus
Ohio Furniture
Cleveland
Irene’s
Marietta
Keck Dist
Athens
Mid River Realty
Dayton
Carone
Toledo
Stardust
Sue Johnston
Sharon Gleason
Greenville
Peg Clark
Margaret Wood
Massilon
Barbara Poorman
Theresa McConnell
Coshocton
Bernadette Bell
Betty Crosier
Steubenville
Katrina Jackson
Barb Youtz
Massilion
Elsene Shutt
Judy Smotewski
Peggy Marion
Cincinnati
Terry Brown
Chillicothe
Cody Garrett
Elyria
Betty Sailer
Akron
Ruby Ohly
Mansfield
Ruby Only
Arlene Leiser
Sandy Ballard
Ann Stackhouse
Ashland
Bowl Down Cancer starts with large scores at Laynecrest
Pat Thompson led day one in the Bowl Down Cancer event at Laynecrest Lanes Franklin with 611 actual and 722 handicap to top the women. Jim Miller led the men with 566 actual and 665 handicap at Laynecrest. Leonard Gavett posted 500 actual 636 handicap to lead men elsewhere and Martha Kamps topped the women with 457 actual 627 handicap. Lola Larson 492 actual 645 handicap led women at Eastern Lanes while Joe McGough led men with 528 actual 655 handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Thompson
Cancer Crusade
Laynecrest Lanes
Franklin
Jim Miller
Laynecrest
Uonard Gavett
Martha Kamps
Lola Larson
Joe McGough
Student from Connecticut wins all events in ABC tournament
Nick Romaniello 21 of Southern Connecticut State wins the all-events championship at the Association of College Unions International tournament on ABC lanes in Dayton. He claws ahead by 23 pins over Michigan Tech’s Ron Olsen to claim 1 981 pins versus 1 958. Romaniello earns a World Cup berth in Manila in November.
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Dayton
Ohio
Nick Romaniello
Southern Connecticut State
New Haven
Romaniello
Olsen
United States
Manila
Miami University Middletown Stars Tennis and Golf Event
Ken Tolliver defeated Jim Davis 6-3 6-3 to win the men's tennis final as Kim Geckeler beat Theresa Heil 3-6 6-4 6-4 for the women's title. Geckeler leads the women’s standings with 22 points, Heil has 18, Stephenson 20. Golf postponement from last Thursday moves to tomorrow at Weatherwax.
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Ken Tolliver
Jim Davis
Terry Halderman
Dale Spitler
Dan Hayes
Kim Geckeler
Theresa Heil
Kim
Elaine Stephenson
Heil
Dayle Carls
Weatherwax
Tennis update from Los Angeles to Tokyo finals
Top seed Chris Evert won the Women’s Pro Tennis Championship 6 4 6 2 over Martina Navratilova in Los Angeles. John Alexander beat Ilie Nastase 7 5 in Tucson to win 175000 event. Alex Metreveli defeated Haroon Rahim 6 3 7 5 at Georgetown. Jane Blalock captured World Ladies Pro Golf with 74 final round to edge Soyoko Yamazaki by one stroke in Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennis
Los Angeles
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Czechoslovakia
Martina Navratilova
Washington
Alex Metreveli
Soviet Union
Pakistan
Haroon Rahim
Tokyo
Jane Blalock
United States
Soyoko Yamazaki
Japan
Weiskopf Wins Greensboro Open As Masters Hopes Rise
Tom Weiskopf captures the Greater Greensboro Open with a final round 68 to finish 9 under par at Sedgefield. Johnny Miller Gary Player Arnold Palmer Lee Elder and Lee Trevino credit strong showings as Masters contenders look ahead. Geiberger places second McGee third after late miscues in wind and cold.
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Greensboro
Gary Player
Augusta
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Player
Lee Elder
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Weiskopf
Sedgefield Country Club
al Geiberger
Jerry McGee
NHL playoff shuffle ends with six teams set matchups
The 1974-75 Stanley Cup first round pairings are finalized for six teams as NHL clubs ready for Tuesday start. Rangers meet Islanders in a commuter series while Maple Leafs head to Los Angeles to face the Kings and Black Hawks travel to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Hockey League
New York Rangers
New York Islanders
Toronto Maple Leafs
Los Angeles
Kings
Chicago Black Hawks
Boston Bruins
St. Louis Blues
Pittsburgh
Canadiens
Red Wings
Hull sets WHA goal mark as Jets and Mariners tie
Bobby Hull rewrote the WHA record with his 77th goal and 142 points in 78 games as the Winnipeg Jets and San Diego Mariners finish 5-5. Andre Lacroix led San Diego with 41 goals and 106 assists, toppling Esposito's 76-goal mark. Playoff matchups form across eight teams with several first round series defined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bobby Hull
Phil Esposito
Winnipeg Jets
World Hockey Association
Hull
San Diego
Andre Lacroix
Mariners
Toronto Toros
Jets
Cleveland Crusaders
Houston Aeros
Minnesota Fighting Saints
New England Whalers
Phoenix Roadrunners
Quebec Nordiques
Minnesota Oan Saints
Baltimore Blades
Houston
Toronto
Vancouver Blazers
Indianapolis Racers
Edmonton Oilers
Chicago Cougars
Nemminder
Russ Gillow
Esposito
Petty and Foyt Win Big In Weekend Racing Crows
Richard Petty dominated the Gwyn Staley Memorial 250 at North Wilkesboro, earning his 168th career victory and fourth this year. A.J. Foyt set a 1.5 mile Trenton track record en route to winning the Trenton 200 and his 50th USAC win.
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Bloys Britt
Richard Petty
A.J. Foyt
America
Petty
North Wilkesboro
N.C
North Carolina Oval
Foyt
Indianapolis
Johnny Rutherford
U.S. Auto Club
Super Tex
Tony
Trenton Fairgrounds
North Wilkesboro Speedway
Cale Yarborough
Edgewater race crowd exceeds four thousand at park program
A field of more than 380 cars and bikes competed at Edgewater Raceway Park drawing over 4,000 spectators. Winners included Modified eliminator Bruce Sizemore Northville Michigan and Stock eliminator Bob Shaw Grove City. Bike winners were Competition eliminator Tom Grause Cincinnati and GT Mike Crowe Cincinnati. ET Gary Gravitt Cincinnati.
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Cleves
Edgewater Raceway Park
Bruce Sizemore
Northville
Mich
Bob Shaw
Grove City
Steve McNear
Cincinnati
Charles Barkiloy
Dave Janninas
Don Lovett
Richmond
Ind
Tom Grause
Mike Crowe
Gary Gravitt
Lebanon Raceway Pace and Trot Card
Race lineup at Lebanon Raceway lists 1st race Pace Kalee Mission DeHaviland Lady McQueen Cathy Baron Sweet George Brown My Judy Ita Gallon Surprise Me. 4th race Pace Rebel Byrd Wynnie's Gem Jimmy's Blaze Adios Jo Ann Rusty Don Tandy's Joy Slim's Dream Scot Miser. 5th race Pace Plucky Calls Bret Napoleon Red Rhapsody Ripper Melody Miraclle Play Philly's Filly Keewaydin Wendy Maggie Jo. 9th race Pace Penny Sue Mite Grandpa Crystal Williams Oaklawn Knight Susie's Pal Wonder King Petrina Sport Adio.
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Kalee Mission
DeHaviland
Lady McQueen
Cathy Baron
Sweet George Brown
My Judy
Ita Gallon
Mighty Circo
Claret’s Boy
Big Byrd
Cinder King
Flora’s Kid
Fall of Pompay
Jolly Dagmar
Fi Fo
Count Avaton
Playful
Fancy Dear
Newton Miss
Christy Baer
Autumn Gale
Tiffany Square
Gunmetal Boy
Rebel Byrd
Wynnie’s Gem
Jimmy's Blaze
Adios Jo Ann
Rusty Don
Tandy’s Joy
Slim's Dream
Scot Miser
Plucky Calls
Bret Napoleon
Red Rhapsody
Ripper Melody
Miraclle Play
Philly
Keewaydin Wendy
Maggie Jo
Kingly Time
Lotta Bearcat
Mapledale Sue
Oaklawn Knight
Susie's Pal
Wonder King
Petrina
Sport Adio
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Pat
Suzuki
Rt. 73
Suzuki Cycle Center
Miami University- Middletown
Tucson, Ariz
John Alexander
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Iie Nastase
Romania
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Reay
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Islanders
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Don Cherry
Trim’s Arena
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