Airport Inn Leads City Bowling Tourney After Weekend Two
The Airport Inn team tops the 33rd Annual Men’s City Bowling Tournament at Chautauqua Lanes with 3 097 handicap total, displacing Franklin Church of God. Bob Desk’s 565 series and 257 game pace the Airport team, while Hudepohl and Allstate Termite share second. Doubles lead rests with Larry Peek and Roger Stamm, and Donnie Jestice holds the all events lead as Donnie Jestice’s 1961 total trails Sam Smith. The third round is set for this weekend with final rounds April 25 and 26.
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Airport Inn
Chautauqua Lanes
Airporters
Franklin Church of God
Bob Desk
Airport
Hudepohl
Allstate Termite
Larry Peek
Roger Stamm
Peek
Stamm
Carroll Yocum
Don Dennis
Bob Berry
Dick Gaiser
Gaiser
Donnie Jestice
Sam Smith
Jestice
Mike Melton
Dropout Pete Wins 26 000 Stock Car Race at Talladega
Pete Hamilton quit college years ago to race cars and now wins his second big stock car event of the season at Talladega. The 26 year old rookie earned $26,630 for a 500 mile race set at 152.321 mph. His two wins came at Daytona and Talladega, with five top five finishes in five starts and purse money higher than many full season top drivers.
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Pete Hamilton
Pete
Talladega
Ala
Daytona
Standings and results from weekend fights
Weekend standings list Team Handicap leaders Airport Inn Hudepohl Allstate Termite Franklin Ch of God with team actual Gene Haney Welding leading. Doubles and singles results include Stamm Peek Yocum Dennis Melton Kilburn and international bouts Panama Mexico and Australia show outpoints and 10 round notes.
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Airport Inn
Hudepohl
Franklin Ch of
Taylor
South Africa
Six Winners Named in First Annual Junior City Bowling Meet
The inaugural junior city bowling tournament concluded at Eastern Lanes with three boys teams and three girls teams earning honors. Boys Class A went to SEEL from Sports Bowl with 2837 handicap, AA to Five Aces from Eastern Lanes with 3052, AAA to Big Five from Sports Bowl with 2894. girls Class A to Chautauqua Lanes No. 6 with 2689, AA to Laynecrest Five Nuts with 2645, AAA to Nutty Five from Eastern Lanes with 2695. Jo Hollon led girls with 520 series. Mike Fryman posted top boys actual with 642.
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Big Five
Chautauqua
Laynecrest
Five Nuts
Nutty
Eastern
Jo Hollon
Mike Fryman
Bowling Honor Roll Leaders Crush Scores in Daily Meet
Men's standings show C Whitaker 654 series and D Evans 630 high marks, with J Williams 628 and J Houchins 625 close behind. Women's list highlights A Miller 620 and N Henry 520 as top finishers amid a dense field of high games and series.
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C. Whitaker
B. Barnes
C. Franer
D. Evans
JE Williams
J. Houchins
T. Brown
J. Hargrave
P. Alley
J. Quillen
J. Ruppert
Z. Taylor
V. Rice
P. Jeffery
J. Brandenburg
J. Schultz
P. Nunn
M. Newman
A Miller
N. Henry
B. Caudill
L. Gephart
B. Moore
I. Osborn
D. Kline
L. Peters
P. McDaniel
Ly. Caudill
F- Wells
IM. Shaw
M. Steinbrugge
K. McCue
E. Mastin
M. Keister
Le Mans Practice Slowed. Redman Leads Porsche Time
Lemans France AP reports slow time trials on the second day of spring practice for the 24 hour race set for June 13 14. The fastest lap clocked 3 33 5 by Brian Redman of Britain driving a Porsche 917.
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Lemans
France
Brian Redman
Britain
Feix Sohio Leads In Chronicle Women’s Handicap Bowling
Eaton’s Feix Sohio team tops the Chronicle Women s Handicap Bowling Tournament with 3 039 total after a 2 523 actual and 516 pin handicap but a possible scoring error could drop them from first. Sally Butts Realty of Middletown fell to fourth while Burger Chef rose to eighth and Shadoan Printing Service stood ninth. In doubles Pat Denham and Mary Dickerson moved to third with 1 268, Rita Shook and Wilma Wallace lead doubles at 1 292, and singles leader Flo Wells of Franklin has 696 total with strong showings from Alvena Faulkner Shirley Stevens and Bonnie Pruett.
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Franklin
Feix Sohio
Eaton
Chronicle
Feix
Dayton Association
Sally Butts
Mary
Rita Shook
Wilma Wallace
Dayton
Pat Oswalt
Judy Blankenship
Marie Wildermuth
Odella Harville
Flo Wells
Koosman Succeeds Twice Against Orioles for Mets World Series
Mets pitcher Jerry Koosman earns two World Series wins against Baltimore. He won 2-1 and 5-3, totaling 17 2/3 innings pitched across both games, delivering decisive performances for New York.
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Jerry Koosman
New York Mets
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Wins 25-Lap TCS Feature at TriCounty Speedway
Gene Cleveland in a 1970 Dodge Dart held off Chuck McWilliams to win the 25-lap late model feature at TriCounty Speedway Sunday. Pat Patrick of Cincinnati clocked 21.81 seconds for top half-mile dirt track qualifying. Fast car dash winners included Larry Moore and Ferrell Dunnaway led sport sedan with a 1968 Camaro.
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Gene Cleveland
Chuck McWilliams
TriCounty Speedway
Cleveland
Tri-County
Pat Patrick
Cincinnati
Larry Moore
Union
Gene Crittenden
Belleview
Floyd Gilbert
Lockland
Ferrell
Eagles Bowing Meets Its Next-To-Last Weekend Uneventful
In the state bowling tournament the field tightened with leaders holding spots. Presto Sports of Barberton sits third in team standings at 3164. Bar No. 2 of Wadsworth leads doubles and all events at 3226. R Speight Trucking or Tuma and J. Lucas of Garfield Wilmington second at 3224. Top five teams include R & D Bar Toledo 3109 and Has Beens Medina 3083. In singles Lew Mire Mt. Vernon is second at 709 while Ken Graves New Lexington leads at 729. Wellington’s H Beal and J Strauss Garfield Heights tied for fourth at 703. Heights still leads doubles at 1361 and B Lytle of Wadsworth is all-events leader at 1979. Journey closes Sunday.
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Eagles
Presto
Barberton
Joe's
Wadsworth
Stan
Thedings
R Speight Trucking
Tuma
J. Lucas
Garfield
Wilmington
R & D Bar
Toledo
Has Beens
Medina
Lew Mire
Mt. Vernon
Ken Graves
New Lexington
Wellington
H. Beal
Garfield Heights
J. Strauss
B. Lytle
Hawks Waiting For A Survivor
Chicago awaits the survivor of the Boston and New York series after sweeping Detroit in four straight. The Rangers tied the East series with Boston at two games apiece with a 4-2 win. In the West Minnesota tied St. Louis, and Pittsburgh swept Oakland. Booby Hull led Chicago with three goals and six assists in the four games.
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Bill Reay
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
New York
Reay
Black Hawks
Minnesota
St. Louis
Blues
Pittsburgh
Oakland
Booby Hull
Stan Mikita
Japanese On Move In Davis Circles
The Japanese Davis Cup team, already set to face Australia in the Eastern Zone Section A finals, completes a 5 4 sweep over South Vietnam in the semifinal. Japan will meet Australia in Tokyo from April 17 for the Section A final.
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Tokyo
Australia
South Vietnam
Japan
Hall and Atwood Shine In AAU Indoor Meet
Hall, an Indiana University freshman, and Susie Atwood led the AAU indoor short course championships in Cincinnati. Hall captured four titles in backstroke, medley, butterfly, and medley events while Atwood won 200 backstroke and 400 IM, finishing second in 200 butterfly and 200 IM. Deb Meyer set a new 1650 yard free record as part of a meet with American records and strong team titles for Santa Clara and Lakewood clubs.
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George Strode
Cincinnati
Mark
Gary Hall
Susie Atwood
Europe
Hall
Indiana University
Miss Atwood
AAU
United States
Long Beach
Calif
Santa Clara Calif
University of California
Lakewood
Debbie Meyer
Sacramento
IHL Playoff Deadlock Sees Port Huron Tie Series 3-0
Port Huron Flags topple Dayton Gems 3-0 to even the Turner Cup series at one game each. After two scoreless periods the Flags scored three times in the final frame to secure the win at Port Huron. Dayton hosts game three at Hara Arena Wednesday.
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Port Huron
Mich
Dayton Gems
Gems
Hara Arena
Rapp Leads Wildwood Sunday Golf With 70
Joe Rapp shot a one under par 70 to lead the Wildwood field on Sunday. Jim Ritter followed with 71, while Joe Cornella and Fred Ruscher carded 72. Others included Harlan Romans 73 and Chris Cornella and Paul Spadafora 74. Net winners: Cornella and Ruscher 67 in 08 handicap. Bush 66 in 9-14. Wetzel 62 in 15-and-over. Blind bogey tie at 75 among Baker, Goodlett, Sloan, Snethen, McCabe.
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Joe Rapp
Wildwood
Jim Ritter
Joe Cornella
Fred Ruscher
Harlan Romans
Chris Cornella
Paul Spadafora
Don Bush
John Wetzel
Dan Baker
Hollis Goodlett
Jim Sloan
Mike Snethen
Bob McCabe
Streaking Giants Fall in twin bill to Reds
Alan Gallagher of the Giants totaled two doubles and five singles in nine at bats but Cincinnati won 6-5 and 5-2 in a doubleheader. Bill Stoneman of the Expos held the Cubs to three hits and seven strikeouts as Montreal won 2-0 in its season debut.
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Associated Press
Alan Gallagher
Giants
Cincinnati
Bill Stoneman
Expos
Chicago Cubs
Montreal
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