Middletown Sportsmen's Club to Host 1962 Trapshoot
Poor spring weather did not dampen Middletown Sportsmen's Club enthusiasm for the Mid-American Trapshoot Championships. Reginal Webber of Parma Heights won the 22 yard handicap with 89 of 100, while Clyde Doss won a shootoff for second. Ida Fife claimed the women's crown and Mike Baker won the junior title. Nick Egan topped the three day event with 620 of 700, as John Sternberger pursued a high average title despite weather.
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Middletown
Cnnes Achiaki
Reginal Webber
Parma Heights
Charles Gordon
Clyde Doss
Cincinnati
Doss
Ida Fife
West Jefferson
Mike Baker
West Alexandria
Leo Kivits
Terre Haute
Ind
Nick Egan
New York City
John Sternberger
Dayton
Sternberger
Four Title Bouts On Tap This Week In Boxing
Four title fights are scheduled in seven days starting Tuesday in London with Joe Brown defending his 135 pound crown against Dave Charnley. Next is Paul Pender defending in Boston against Carmen Basilio. Duilio Loi meets Carlos Ortiz in Milan for a third time. Harold Johnson faces Von Clay in Philadelphia on April 24 for the NBA light heavyweight title.
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Joe Brown
Dave Charney
London
Earl's Court Stadium
Brown
Baton Rouge
Paul Pender
Brookline
Mass
Carmen Basilio
Chittenango
N.Y
Boston Garden
Pender
New York
Massachusetts
NBA
Duilio Loi
Junor
Italy
Carlos Ortiz
Milan
Loi
Philadelphia
Harold Johnson
von Clay
Souchak Wins Greensboro Open After Long Hunger
Mike Souchak, 33, muscular Duke football alumnus, returns to victory lane at the Greensboro Open with a 276 totaling eight under par at Sedgefield. He led by seven strokes over Sam Snead who finished second at 283 while Billy Maxwell tied for third at 284.
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Kenalyta
Sedgefield Country Club
Troi Souchak
Durham
N.C
Grossinger
N.Y
Flint
Mich
Sam Snead
Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Greensboro
Billy Maxwell
Dallas
Tex
Souchak
Stan Leonard
Charlie Sifford
Suggs Wins 52nd Tourney As Dallas Civitan Closes
Louise Suggs wraps up her 52nd professional victory and third Civitan Open title in Dallas. The Atlanta star carded a 2 over par 73 to finish three strokes ahead of Betsy Rawls and heads to Beaumont for the Babe Zaharias 54 hole event.
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Dallas
Tex
Louise Suggs
Dallas Civitan
Beaumont
Babe Zaharias
Miss
Melntire Eyes Third Ns Title in Pinehurst Start
Barbara Mcintire of Lake Park Florida opens her bid for a third North and South Amateur title in five years at Pinehurst North Carolina. She faces Mrs W G Boggs of Pittsburgh in the first match as 32 players compete in a compact field with finals set for Friday. Barbara Fitton of Hamilton Ohio plays Virginia Ott of Williamsport Pennsylvania.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Barbara Mcintire
Lake Park
Fla
Miss Melntire
W. G. Boggs
Pittsburgh
Barbara Fitton
Hamilton
Ohio
Virginia Ott
Williamsport
Florida A M Wins Streak Stretches in SIAC Grid Play
Florida A&M keeps its perfect record in Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference football with no losses in conference play since 1952, extending its streak as the team dominates SIAC matchups.
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Florida A& M
Balogh Dominates Singles But Handicap Relegates Eagles Bowler
Balogh posted high actuals in singles with 195 242 254 for 691 and led all events with 18 high actual. His 26-pin singles handicap left him fifth in singles and outside top five overall as Cleveland Keglers boosted doubles totals by Paston and Chabail. The Eagles face two more weekends as team play resumes with doubles and singles upcoming.
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Eagles
Bill Balogh
Cleveland
Balogh
Stevie
the Woods
Cleve
Evgnt Eagles
St. Mary's
Fostoria Eagles
Sidney Eagles Wings
Defiance
Coral
Dayton
Cheviot
Bucyrus
F Barber
Barberton
D. Terhune
Washington House
E. Kuhen
Chagrin Falls
W. Balogh
L. Hosey
R. Coghill
Willoughby
Weekend bowling results and high scores at the Hon or Roll event
Weekend results from the Mallissie Combs and Wilma Blanton honor roll standings show top series. The mixed doubles and bowling leagues list match outcomes and team scores, with 180 to 225 plus game tallies for 200 and 180 plus games. High women and men games include Mary Arnold 199 Helen Turner 191 Irene Williams 185 Billow ing 189 Wilbur Kelso 212 Wally Nation 210 Ottis White 205 213 Frank Jones 208 Paul Girard 225 Howard Mattocks 204 S Copiin 211 E Williams 208.
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Mary Arnold
Helen Turner
Irene Williams
Billowing
Wilbur Kelso
Wally Nation
Ottis White
Frank Jones
Paul Girard
Howard Mattocks
S. Copiin
E. Williams
Yocum Dennis Lead Midwest Pin Tourney In Cincinnati
Yocum and Dennis moved into first in the Midwest Doubles Championship with a 2576 total handicap as 12 games were rolled. Yocum posted 1305 actual with scores 237 220 226 193 204 225 while Dennis had 1238 actual on 213 216 258 172 188 191.
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Carroll Yocum
Don Dennis
Cincinnati
Middletown
Yocum
Dennis
Jasper Harrison
Art Spruance
Mike Barach
Ralph Laurens
Soph Sets 5 DU Football Records in Skyline Season
Ramiro Escandon, sophomore quarterback from El Paso Texas, set five University of Denver football records last season including most plays handled 248 most total yards 1257 most passes thrown 198 most passes completed 90 and most passing yards 1249 He led the Skyline Conference in total offense and in passing.
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Denver
Ramiro Escandon
el Paso
Tex
University of Denver
Escandon
Skyline
Lucas Tabs AAU Quintet As Better Than Olympians
New York AP Lucas leads an eight game Soviet tour with an all star U S team. Coach Johnny McLendon says they will push a running game against Soviet clubs. Lucas asserts the squad is as strong as the Rome Olympic champions.
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Lucas Tabs
New York
United States
Soviet Union
Johnny Mel Lendon
McLendon
Cleveland
Ohio State
Jerry Lucas
John Barnhill
Ben Warley
Roger Taylor
Lucas
Lukcas
Rome
Mclcodo
Weekend Fights Highlight New York Dick Tiger Stop
New York Dick Tiger stopped Spider Webb in a 160 pound bout at 159 percent. Manila Bert Somodio outpointed Cisco Andrade in a 138 pound clash in Manila with 137 percent, while a Chicago listing noted a 6 round match and Los Angeles hosted the 10 round affair.
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New York
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Spider Webb
Chicago
Manila
Bert Somodio
Cisco Andrade
Los Angeles
Hawks End Frustration Caps Stanley Cup Triumph
DETROIT. The Chicago Black Hawks won the Stanley Cup by defeating the Detroit Red Wings 5 1 to clinch the best of seven series four games to two. The Hawks, after years of struggle, built a strong team in 1957 58 and rebounded from season lows to claim the title. Key moments included Reg Fleming tying the game, Ab McDonald giving a late second period lead, and Eric Nesternko, Jack Evans, and Kenny Wharram scoring in the final period. Evans tallied his first goal in two years.
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Detroit
Chicago Black Hawks
Detroit Red Wings
Hawks
National Hockey League
Montreal
Red Wings
Hawkes
Reg Fleming
Red Wing
Ab McDonald
Eric Nesternko
Jack Evans
Kenny Wharram
Evans
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L. Szonyi
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Indianapolis
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Pat Paynter
Marge Sanders
Sheriff's Sale
the Standard Building & Loan Company
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Butler County
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James F. Hixon
Henry J. Weller
Chautauqua Park
Chautauqua Roller Rink
T P.imn
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AME
Idepax
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