Pender Fullmer to settle middleweight title later
Paul Pender and Gene Fullmer look set to fight for the middleweight crown in spring or summer. Pender, 31, beat Terry Downes by UD in Boston Garden to regain his share of the title and now promoter Norm Rothschild says a blockbuster bid of at least 125000 will be required for both claimants. Negotiations include Downes and Denny Moyer as alternates with sites yet to be finalized. Pender recognized as champion in Europe Massachusetts and New York while Fullmer holds the NBA title.
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Paul Pender
Gene Fullmer
Pender
Terry Downes
Boston Garden
Rothschild
Penner
Downes
London
Jenson
Fullmen
Europe
Massachusetts
New York
National Boxing Association
Fullmer
Brooklyn N.Y
High School Crown Eludes National Champ
Roy Saari, 17, El Segundo high school senior, capped three freestyle records at the 1962 AAU Indoor Swimming and Diving meet in Bartlesville Oklahoma. He seeks a high school 200 yard title while aiming for the 1964 Olympics, having already set records in the 1500, 220, and 440 events and earning outstanding swimmer honors.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Roy Saari
el Segundo
Calif
America
Saari
Murray Rose
Ken Coburn Joins Early Crowd With Hole-in-One
Ken Coburn made his first ever hole-in-one at the Verity Golf Course on the 184-yard No. 9 hole using a three wood. He played with his wife Jane and Ben Finkbone. the scene marks another banner year for aces as Middletown’s golf season awaits an official start.
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Middletown
Verity Golf Course
Ken Coburn
Coburn
Jane
Ben Finkbone
Coca-Cola Laynecrest Champion Dominates Handicapped Tourney
Coca-Cola Laynecrest Champion Coca-Cola of Franklin rolled 2713 to win the Laynecrest Five-Women Handicap Tournament at Laynecrest Lanes No. 2. Laynecrest Lanes No. 2 took second with 2680 and Iffino's IGA of Dayton placed 13th with 2646. Others in the field included Dayton Forrest Linen, Franklin Strikers, Franklin Iota Theta, Frank Make-Ups, and Tyler's Construction of Middletown with scores ranging from 2522 to 2581.
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Coca-Cola
Franklin
Laynecrest
Laynecrest Lanes
I ‘Fino
IGA
Dayton
Dayton Forrest Linen
Franklin Strikers
Fanklin Iota Theta
Frank- Make-Ups
Tyler
Contruction of
Middletown
Virginia Hayes and Friends Post High Score Bowl Series
The record lists 200 games in men’s and 180 plus marks in women’s divisions. Notable names include Gene Chandler with 206, Wilbur Kelso 215, Jorge Lewis 214, Betty Aiswis 169, Mary Ann Downing 223, Liz immen 181, Jack Lewis 230, Howard Mattocks 224, and Susan Moore 180. Vivian Loop and Jaynecrest members also featured with multiple 180s.
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Rginia Hayes
Axine Fisher
Ret Gibbs
Gene ‘Andler
Wilbur Kelso
Jorge Lewis
Betty ‘Wis
Marie Koster
Lois Frisch
Betty Neiswander
Betty Lewis
Peggy Dunn
Mary Ann Downing
Liz ‘Mmen
Vivian Loop
Etto Rhoads
Jaynecrest
Jack Lewis
Lowell Creech
H. Tewell
R. Setser
Jim Thoore
Howard Mattocks
Susan Moore
Ruth Ann Shaffer
Jean Shaffer
Lola Crawford
McCormick Loss Blows to Giants Pennant Hopes
In San Francisco AP report Manager Alvin Dark said pitcher Mike McCormick will not start pitching until his left arm loosens and he can throw hard again. He will only take batting practice and may be sent to Casa Grande minor league camp, a setback for the Giants pennant chances after a 13-16 season last year.
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SAN Francisco
Mike McCormick
San Francisco Giants
Alvin Dark
McCormick
Dark
Casa Grande
Ariz
Giant
Urbana Leads Ohio Handicap Bowling Tour
Commonwealth Life Insurance of Urbana moved into the top team position in the 36th annual Ohio Women's Handicap Bowling Tournament in Springfield. Urbana rolled a 3214 series to take the lead as Kay Hore of Warren tops singles with a 72 series and the doubles lead goes to Dorothy Murray and Jan Lambert of Toledo. Pat Murray of Cincinnati leads all events with 1832. the 13 week event ends in May.
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Springfield
Ohio
Commonwealth Life Insurance of
Urbana
Kay Hore
Warren
Dorothy Murray
Jan's Lambert
Toledo
Pat Murray
Cincinnati
Theater Franklin Showings Through April Tenth
The Franklin theater runs Bachelor in Paradise in color alongside Bob Hope Lana Turner feature and a color cartoon titled Magic Boy, through April 10.
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Bob Hope
Lana Turner
Duo Standings Are Reshuffled in City Bowling Tourney
The Men's City Bowling Tournament shows major shifts across doubles and team standings after a hectic weekend. Jim Davison holds sole top in singles with 701, while Gene George and Jack Tolliver rise to first in doubles. Coomer & Shepherd stay atop the team event with 3156, but WPFB narrows the gap as eight teams change positions.
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Jim Davison
Ed Labor
Donnie Justice
Bill Shepherd
Gene George
Jack Tolliver
Thomas Spade
Elmer Koontz
Neil Buckley
Aeronca Management
Barnitz Bank
Amanda AC
Inland Container
the Continentals
Manchester Machine Office
Machine Shop No
Wrenn Paper
John Arpp Co
Stan’s TV
Dave Finkelman
Weld Shop
General Wholesale
Chautauqua Twilighters
J&p Transportation
Inland Container Office
Formed Products No. 2
Black Label
Time Office
Norris Insurance
Black Clawson
Collin’s Market
WPFB
General Office
Raymond Bag
German Insurance
Presbyrollers
Buffalos
Grace Baptist
Lion Tamers
Lee's Cafe
Monroe Lions
Kelly's Market
Miracle Water
Packaging Corp of America
Bow's Lunch
Comic’s Tile
Tony Tenore
Olis
Moorman Land
Broadway Party Service
Worthmore Clothes
Jet S Meat Market
Whitt Auto
Guvler Buick
David L. Smith Electric
Ed's Sinclair
Denny Lumber
Schoenling
Dale's TV
Power's Auto
Oakley Masonry
Sports
Top doubles and singles leaders yearlong scoreboard
The list shows top doubles teams with totals led by Tolliver and Emrick Herr at 1,296 points, followed by Dennis-Yocum 1,284 and Doughman-Doughman 1,253. Singles leaders include Davison, Ballard, Hollow, and Garwood Combs, with team event standings led by Coomer & Shepherd and WPFB.
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George Tolliver
Emrick-Herr
Dennis-Yocum
Doughman-Doughman
Spade-Koontz
Turner-Lawson
Perkins-Imfeld
Thiel-Duff
Langan-Girard
Schwall-Young
Jim Davison
Paul Ballard
Plummer Hollow
Garwood Combs
Ed Sabo
Dennie Justice
Bill Shepherd
Mike Hess
Seth Johnson
Denver
McDermott Takes Petersen Bowling Classic Lead
Chicago AP reports Ardmore Pennsylvania manager John McDermott led Petersen Bowling Classic after eight games with 1676, topping former leader Bill Will of East St. Louis at 1655. Dominic Aveni of Euclid Ohio sits fourth with 1637.
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Chicago
John McDermott
Ardmore
McDermott
Bill Will
East
St. Louis
Ill
Will
Dominic Aveni
Puclid
Ohio
Fragmented crossword clues and odd numbers puzzle text
A garbled OCR snippet lists crossword clues and stray numbers from 1962 King Features Syndicate material. It mentions ancient Britons textile terms drilling toward a difficulty theme with entries like penitent season, widow's right, neuter pronoun, and purveyor of food, interspersed with stray digits and brand marks.
Ex-Champs Zoeller Pacroppis Crack ABC Top Ten
DES MOINGS AP Former doubles champions Harry Zoeller and George Pacropis of Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania were the only bowlers to crack the top 10 in the ABC tournament Sunday. Zoeller and Pacropis, 1955 two man champions, took ninth in the regular doubles with a 12% series. Pacropis led the team in 1955 with a 699 and was high man Sunday with 691.
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Des Moings
Harry Zoeller
George Pacropis
Wilkes Barre
American Bowling Congress
Zoeller
Pacropis
ABC
Seris
Lakers and Celtics split NBA finals opener in LA
The Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Boston Celtics 129 to 122 to tie the best of seven championship series at one game apiece. The game followed a schedule note that no other games were set for Tuesday or Wednesday. A separate American Basketball League note listed Cleveland at Kansas City with no game scheduled. A regional forecast covered Lake Kariba in Rhodesia Nyasaland, predicting it would become the western world’s largest manmade lake by 1963, covering 2000 square miles and holding four times Lake Mead’s water.
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Los Angeles
Boston
American Basketball League
Cleveland
Kansas City
Kariba
Africa
Federation of Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Zambesi River
Lake Mead
United States
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