Sisters Team Up In Doubles At OWBA Bowling Event
In the Ohio State Women s Bowling Tourna ment at Eastern Lanes and Sports Bowl several veterans over 80 compete notably Ann Wood 79 Cincinnati and Vesta Adamson 84 Barberton Estelle Kill 64 bowled with a cane for support The sisters Terri and Sherry Harrison Greenville rose to third in doubles with 1 279 pins while leaders remain unchanged in most events.
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Ohio State
Eastern Lanes
Sports Bowl
OWBA
Ann Wood
Cincinnati
Vesta Adamson
Barberton
Terri
Sherry Harrison
Greenville
Harrisons
Barbara Poorman
Theresa McConnell
Coshocton
Bernadette Bell
Betty Crosier
Toledo
Sue Johnston
Sharon Gleason
Peg Clark
Massillon
Middletown
Margaret Wood
Clark Wood
Sharon Meister
Columbus
Ohio Furniture
Cleveland
Carone
Stardust Lanes
Peggy Marlow
Terry Brown
Chillicothe
Ruby Ohly
Mansfield
Irene’s
Marietta
Keck Dist
Athens
Mad River Realty
Dayton
Stardust
Massilion
Terri Harrison
Barb Poorman
Steubens Iile
Elsene Schutt
Judy Smolenski
Peg Marilow
Cody Garrett
Elyria
Betty Sailer
Akron
Ruby
Ariene Leiser
Sandy Ballard
Ann Stackhouse
Asmand
Spirits surge past Nets to take 3-1 playoff lead
Spirits of St. Louis topple the New York Nets 100-89 to move one win from the division final. Barnes 23 points 20 rebounds Lucas 20 points 18 boards. Erving 35 for the Nets as St. Louis outrebounded 63-44 and seized control late. Series resumes Tuesday in New York.
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St. Louis
Bob McKinnon
New York
Spirits
Nets
Kentucky Colonels
Kentucky
Memphis Sounds
Indiana
Denver
Pacers
San Antonio
Spurs
Nuggets
Salt Lake City
Utah Stars
New Yorkers
Kevin Loughery
Loughery
Don Adams
Marvin Barnes
Julius Erving
Barnes
Maurice Lucas
Erving
Top scorer Brandt set for ABC
Dayton based bowling star Allie Brandt, 72, recalls his 886 series set in Lockport in 1939, a record still unmatched on sanctioned lanes. He prepares for his 42nd ABC tournament, noting age aside his hook can still find the pocket and surprise the team.
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Dayton
Ohio
Lockport
N.Y
Allie Brandt
Brandt
Archibald dazzles as Kings down Bulls in playoff clash
Nate Tiny Archibald sliced Chicago’s defense for a 102-95 Kings win in the Western Conference semifinal. Archibald fed teammates Jimmy Walker and Larry McNeill as the Kings seized a 1-1 series tie heading to Chicago.
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Archibald
Jimmy Walker
Larry McNeill
Kings
Chicago
Bulls
Boston
Golden State
Houston Rockets
Houston
Celtics
New York Knicks
Warriors
Seattle SuperSonics
Seattle
Detroit Pistons
Kansas City
Nate
Tiny
Kansas City-Omaha Kings
Lebanon Raceway Entries and Race Lineups
Race by race listing for Lebanon Raceway shows 1st race pace lineup including Kalee Mission and Fly By Do, 2nd race trot field with Big Byrd and Rufus Trainor, and subsequent races featuring Keewaydin Wendy, Fancy Dear, Logan Brooks, Northeo Buddy, By No Ko, Reed's Peace, and Royal Flush among riders and horses.
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Pace
Kalee Mission
Fly By Do
Clovemeat Jeanne
Sweet George Brown
Thunder Abbey
Kelly Calcaneous
Jim Cargo
Cathy Baron
Big Byrd
Rufus Trainor
Little O. Joe
Cinder King
Boom Boom Billy
Homer
Darn Hoot
Flash Foot
Keewaydin Wendy
Henry Pace
Ripper Melody
Bret Napoleon
Slim's Dream
Scot Miser
Mi Jo Yo
Agios Jo Ann
Fancy Dear
Donna C. Direct
Royal Mite
Best Coffee
Miracle June Bug
Wynnie’s Gem
Granny's Sneaker
Newtown Miss
Logan Brooks
Kris Away
O.K. Miss
Lone Caper
Myra Mae
Greenlanday
Northeo Buddy
M.E.M
Arson Carlith
Vicki Knight
Molly Painter
Good Artist
Philander
Tri Chapel
No Ko
Little Trinket
Hargus Creek
Mudge’s Creed
Liss Time
Jennine Scot
Rob Ryan
Reed's Peace
Penny Knight
My Lady Duke
Nobie Silcock
Four Oak‘s Scot
Bryan
Scotty Jeff
Royal Flush
Poverty
Little Way Choice
Rudy Adios
Mission Les
Volunteer Lady
Dusty H. Farr
Gold Susie
Umps to Meet at Sports Bowl for Training Session
The Middletown Umpire's Association will hold a special training class for umpires tomorrow night at the Sports Bowl at 7. Three sessions remain before the softball season starts. Interested individuals should contact Ed Johnson.
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Middletown
Monroe baseball routs Middletown JVs in spring action
Monroe defeats Middletown JVs 15 to 5 while Middletown JVs lose 1 to 5. In tennis Ham. Taft blanks Monroe 5 to 0. Girls softball results show Ham. Garfield over Monroe 8 to 3 and St. Gabriel over Jonn XXII 5 to 1.
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Monroe
Middletown
Taft
Garfield
St. Gabriel
Jonn
State tourney doubles leaders shift in Ohio
In Canton Ohio on Sunday John Namey and Pat Koury led the doubles handicap with a 1395 total including a 150 pin handicap. Ray Martinez and Dave Sanchez from Paulding moved to second with 1391 and a 216 handicap. A new fifth place pair Howard Eckbert and Denny Phillips of Dayton posted 1309.
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Canton
Ohio
John Namey
Pat Koury
Ohio State Bowling Association
Ray Martinez
Dave Sanchez
Paulding
Howard Eckbert
Denny Phillips
Dayton
Flyers stay dominant as they top Leafs in opener
Flyers overcome 3-2 deficit after two periods to beat Toronto 6-3 in the first game of the Stanley Cup quarterfinals. Fred Shero urged calm and the team responded with four goals in the final period. Other openers saw Canadiens rout Canucks 6-2, Penguins edge Islanders 5-4, and Sabres defeat Black Hawks 4-1.
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Frank Brown
Philadelphia Flyers
Maple Leafs Flyers
Flyers
Andre Dupont
Leafs
Dave Dunn
Toronto
Gord McRae
Red Kelly
McRae
Los Angeles Kings
Montreal Canadiens
Vancouver Canucks
Pittsburgh Penguins
New York Islanders
Buffalo Sabres
Chicago Black Hawks
Whalers fall to Huck led Saints 8 3 in playoff game
Minnesota Fighting Saints topped the New England Whalers 8 3 to take a 2 1 lead in the WHA best of seven quarter final. Fran Huck had a goal and three assists including a first period 2 0 goal setup and a later helper on Terry Ball's two goals. Morrison added two for Cleveland.
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Associated Press
New England Whalers
Minnesota Fighting Saints
Fran Huck
Saints
World Hockey Association
Minnesota
Terry Ball
Huck
George Morrison
Morrison
Cleveland Crusaders
Houston Aeros
San Diego
Toronto
Quebec
Phoenix
Derby hopefuls show field size in Survivor stakes
Owners study Derby contenders after the Survivor Stakes at Pimlico and the Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland. Winners Winter Fox and Wicked Park face decisions on progressing to the Kentucky Derby with May 3 looming, while other challengers like Master Derby and Gatch race in the Calumet Purse at Keeneland.
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Bob Cooper
Pimlico
Keeneland
Churchill Downs
America
Winter Fox
Dr. Abs
J.R. Cowden
Louisville
Bee Bee Bee
Master Derby
Bold Chapeau
Gatch
Wicked Park
Allison wins dramatic Rebel 500 at Darlington as field collapses
Bobby Allison defies a malfunctioning Darlington track and a thrown field to win the Rebel 500. Darrell Waltrip finished close behind with Donnie Allison on his bumper as David Pearson and Bennie Parsons wrecked in the late run. Cale Yarborough, Richard Petty, and Buddy Baker faltered earlier, while oil and grit ruined several cars.
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Darlington
S.C
Darlington International Speedway
Bobby Allison
Allison
Darrell Waltrip
Donnie Allison
Waltrip
Cale Yarborough
Richard Petty
Buddy Baker
David Pearson
Bennie Parsons
Parsons
Ruttman Wins Tri-County Speedway Closest Finish
Joe Ruttman aided by a four car pileup slipped through under a yellow flag to win the 30 lap feature at Tri-County Speedway in West Chester Ohio. He narrowly beat Don Gregory by inches with Troy Ruttman’s brother claiming the victory.
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West Chester, Ohio
Joe Ruttman
Don Gregory
Tri-County Speedway
Ruttman
Troy Ruttman
Gregory
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New York Nets
American Basketball Association
Spirits of St
ABC
Lebanon
Route
Call
Cincinnati Stingers
New Riverfront Coliseum
Umps
Whalers
Bud Moore
Baker
Sie
N. Verity Parkway
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