Changes Made In State Pin Meet Not At Top
Akron bowler McNeil No 2 moved to third in team totals with 3091 handicap while Tony Boca led Akron with a 592 series. General Fixture of Dayton leads in both handicap and actual divisions with 3220 and 3133. Doubles saw Slagle and Sims of Youngstown move to second with 1311 total as Clifford and Bernhard remain top in triples. Cleveland’s Toromski tops singles with 748 and Dan Toromski leads all events with 1933.
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Jim Friend
Ohio State
J.J Lanes
McNeil No
Akron
Dayton
Paul Clifford
Joel Bernhard
Columbus
Aubrey Prewitt
Logan
Prewitt
Ralph Dalessandro
Orrville
W. B. Sessions
Tiffin
Bob Torcey
Cleveland Kegler
Dan Toromski
Cleveland
Ohio bowling leaders list top teams and doubles and singles results
Local standings highlight top five teams led by Laynecrest Lanes Dayton 3 075 and Armco Masonry 3049 with Middletown Lumbe 3033 and Burger 2974 Also shown are DOUBLES and SINGLES results with players such as Mario DeFelice Dan Toronski Tom Blair and Bob Torrey and All Events leaders Dan Toronski Jim Schroeder Shelby Mullins and Al Dugay
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Mario DeFelice
Cincinnati
Tom Blair
Bucyrus
Dan Toronski
Cleveland
Emil Joseph
Toledo
Gene Mowbray
Columbus
Jack Ruh
Sandusky
Jim Schroeder
Ottawa
Shelby Mullins
Dayton
al Dugay
Laynecrest Lanes
Armco Masonry
Middletown Lumbe
Burger
Lindon
GMC
J. Friend
E. Fabing
P. W. Jefferson
W. Walker
A McCarty
L. S. Guy
B. Sample
T. Marchetti
Murphy
G. Brown
Ed Fabing
Coke Fenton
Robert Green
Bill Horn
Tom Calloway
Middletown swimmer Ron Moore places fifth in national YMCA meet
Ron Moore of Middletown finished fifth in the 590 yard freestyle at the 37th Annual National YMCA Swimming and Diving championships held at the Youngstown YMCA. He swam 5 37.9 for the event. Moore also placed seventh in the 1650 yard freestyle and competed in the 100 yard breast stroke and butterfly events.
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Youngstown
Ron Moore
Middletown
Moore
Middletown High
Tom Hendry
Chicago
Lawson Ymca
Ron Jones
Hawks Skate Warriors to Even Western Final
St. Louis built a 33 point first half lead and rolled past San Francisco 123 to 93 in St. Louis to tie the Western Division final at three games each. Bob Pettit led the Hawks with 22 points, Richie Guerin 19, Zelmo Beaty 19. Wilt Chamberlain scored 12 and left most in the second half. A brief first‑quarter skirmish broke out as players from both benches joined the fray but no punches. The series resumes in San Francisco on Thursday with a decisive seventh game likely for a shot at Boston.
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Bob Pettit
Hawks
Richie Guerin
Zelmo Beaty
Wayne Hightower
al Attles
Warriors
Beaty
Finkelman Team Leads Pin Tourney
Middletown’s Finkelman team led the Ohio State Women’s Bowling Tournament after posting a 3.107 handicap series and 2,557 actual three game total. Cleveland’s Jim Connell Chevrolet fell to second with 3.004 as Carolyn Bake led with 537 and Babe Harden 521.
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Harry A. Finkelman
Middletown
Jim Connell Chevrolet
Cleveland
Carolyn Bake
Babe Harden
Det Back
Jehane Breen
Billie Bauer
Bauer
Browe
Jenny Griltts
June Thiel
Benk
Fastern
Beaver County Tennis Championship Final Result
Rod Bennett II of Sewickley Pa defeated John Gaver of Youngstown Ohio 63 60 to win the Beaver County tennis championship as a Youngstown University freshman.
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Beaver. Pa
Rod Bennett II
Sewickley
Youngstown University
John Gaver
Youngstown
Ohi
Beaver County
St Louis Hosts San Francisco In Playoff SeriesDeciding Game
In the NBA best of series, St Louis faces San Francisco in a decisive game. Officials mark the contest as a pivotal chapter in the duel for the league title with both teams aiming to advance.
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Boston
St. Louis
Warri
Martin L Bauer Caps Long Bowling Career at State Meet
Martin L Bauer, longtime Middletonian and notable ice o cee figure, remains active in local sports. He bowled at J Lanes and the Sports Bowl, becoming the oldest bowler to participate in the 6th State Tournament.
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Martin L. Bauer
Local bowlers lead weekend tournament standings
Ken Wells tops the field with 657 singles to reach the payoff list. Roger Wells 607 and Paul Girard 65 also scored well, with many locals hitting high marks in both singles and doubles events including top pairs like Wells Bowen and Gravett Lansow and Girard Wells. Local team totals ranged from Gardner Mills 12.949 to KDM Trophies 2.479.
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Ken Wells
Roger Wells
Paul Girard
Pimer Cassidy
Wiliam Whitt
Arnold Ferguson
Bob Doyle
Fred Gravett
Kenneth Lansaw
Cecil Bowen Sr
Don Skeens
George Jefferies
Martin Bauer
Gordon Aldridge
Harlan Hensley
William Frisby
Gravett - Lansow
Whitt . Ferguson
Doyle Cassidy
Paul Girerd
Skeen - Jefferies
Aldrxige
Hensley
Frisby
Haynie Wins Capital City Open by Five Strokes
Sandra Haynie earned 1200 dollars by winning the Capital City Open in Baton Rouge with a final round 73 giving her 271 total, marking her fourth LPGA victory and her career first since 1963 after a 21 over par Shore tourney. Kathy Whitworth finished two over 74 for 216 and Mickey Wright shot 70 for 218.
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Baton Rouge
Haynie
Phoenix
Ariz
Kathy Whitworth
Jal
Mickey Wright
Wiley Makes Season's First Eagle at Forest Hills
Tom Wiley eagled the seventh hole at Forest Hills on a 337 yard par four for his first eagle of the season. Bob Brown posted low gross with 70. John Owen and Don Johnson tied for medalist at 67, while Bob Scheibert finished second with 69.
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Tom Wiley
Forest Hills
Bob Brown
John Owen
Don Johnson
Bob Scheibert
Diane Paine Qualifies for National Diving Championship
Diane Paine, a Dayton Dolphins diver from Wright Patterson pool, becomes the first local girl to reach a national meet. She won the one meter event and placed second in three meters at the Wright Patterson pool then won the 15 and over one meter at the Marion YMCA before the AAU Nationals in Pittsburgh.
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Diane Paine
Pittsburgh
Paine
Diane
Dayton Dolphins
Wright Patterson Pool
Marion
YMCA
Kleinman Wins Dayton Archery Championship Title
Mrs Nancy Vonderhekke Kleinman captured the Dayton Archery Championship with a 76 point total defeating both men and women in Dayton Ohio The runner up was Mrs Helen Williams of Dayton with 662 points.
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Dayton
Ohio
Nancy Vonderhekke Kleinman
Midwest
Helen Williams
Scandal Rocks British Soccer
Police and football authorities probe a betting scandal threatening Britain's sport. The People names players Tony Kay Peter Swan and David Layne as part of a ring fixing multiple matches including a 1962 Wednesday defeat to Ipswich. Kay denies the charges as Wednesday suspends Swan and Layne and drops them from a match with Spurs.
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Sheffield
England
Britain
Tony Kay
Everton
Sheffield Wednesday
Peter Swan
David Bronco Layne
Wednesday
Ipswich
Kay
Swan
Layre
Tottenham Hotspur
Boxing Results Roundup From Global Fights
The Associated Press reports several boxing decisions and stoppages. Crios Or tiz from New York outpointed Kenny Lane in San Juan Puerto Rico. Sandro Mazinghi stopped Hilario Morales in Milan. Ray Patterson defeated Lasse Norling in Joenkoeping. Shokichi Ueda KO'd Jan de Vos in Tokyo. Ortiz retains lightweight title.
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Associated Press
San Juan
P.R
Crios Ortiz
New York
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Ortiz
Milan
Italy
Sandro Mazzinghi
Hilario Morales
Mexico
Joenkoeping
Sweden
Ray Patterson
Lasse Norling
Tokyo
Shokichi Ueda
Japan
Jan de Vos
Netherlands
Red Wing Coach Proving To Be Top-Rate Prophet
TORONTO AP Coach Sid Abel of the Detroit Red Wings proved largely accurate predicting Toronto's danger man Bobby Pulford. Pulford scored the winning goal with two seconds left as the Maple Leafs opened the best of seven series with a 3-2 victory controlling the Stanley Cup finals.
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Toronto
Sid Abel
Detroit Red Wings
Toronto Maple Leafs
Abel
Newsmen
Bobby Pulford
Pulford
Leafs
Detroit
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Sims
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Dayton Cherry's
Warehouse Paints
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S. Sims
R. Shirk
J. Roberts
Marton
L. Bowman
D. Wieterman
Zanesville
H. Fesit
C. Megraw
D. Wietelman
A. Schreier
Mullins
A T. Porumb
Dayton D. Semanski
L. Magas
J. Jasko
B. White
Bob Torrey
Nationals
Mike Becht
St. Louis Hawks
San Francisco Warriors
San Francisco
Alex Hannum
Ors
Wil Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Finkelman
Armee Masonry
Bennett Net
National Basketball Association
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Ted
Mary Mmary
Garry Neilsen
Debbie Reynolds
Rampage
Mitchum
POLO
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Breiel Blvd
BR. E. Cunningham
Mgr
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Wiley Records
First Eagle
Gene's Cafe
Barnitz Field No
Cincy Archer Dayton
the People
The
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Ita
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Rick’s TV Service
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Bill & Son Auto Parts
Crawford ST
Sears
Ford
Allstate
Sear and Save
South Main St
Jeep Wagoneer
Wagoneer
Kals “4P Corporation
Eel
Jeep
Lincoln-Mercury Co
Tytus Ave
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