Ohio State Bowling Tournament Marks 60th Year at J J Lanes
The Ohio State Bowling Association notes records only go back to 1954 as the 60th anniversary event plays at J J Lanes and Sports Bowl. Secretary Virgil Furry explains the incomplete archive complicates scoring but cites Howard Sanders 1929 performance as unlikely to be surpassed in the classic’s history.
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Ohio State
Virgil Furry
Ohio State Bowling Association
Howard Sanders
Sandy and Zavakos Top Bowling Weekend Records
Sandy, known in Mideleton, led the Red Wing Ice Cream club and Dayton quintet in the team event with 3.169. He and Tommy Zavakos from Dayton posted a 1444 doubles score for first. Sandy had a high single line of 269 and rolled 706 singles to finish second, totaling 2124 overall, the best since 1954 though records aren’t kept.
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Sandy
ABC Winner Lancers and Zavakos Dominate State Doubles
The text recalls Lancers and Zavakos as a dominant doubles pair forming one of the top teams in the ABC era. They captured state doubles titles in consecutive years while part of the Koors 29 squad that led the ABC Tournament until the final weekend in 1927. Sanders later achieved ABC classic victory with the Jefferson Clothiers of Dayton in 1932 at Detroit. The note also mentions Middletown bowling pioneer Sanders who ran Plamner Lanes on S Broad, sold in 1945, and died in 1946 from a heart attack suffered while bowling.
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Lancers
Zavakos
Emintrs
Koors
Sanders
Jefferson Clothiers
Dayton
Detroit
Middletown
S. Broad
Firestone
Octogenarian Is Sports Minded
Dora Spangler an 85 year old Wichita resident pursues golf and bowling with regularity. The octogenarian plays 18 holes of golf two to three times weekly and bowls weekly aiming to lower a 155 golf average and a 75 bowling average. She began her sports life in 1959 after widowhood and now travels with family support as she stays active.
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Wichita, Kan
Dora Spangler
Spangler
Mrs. Spangler
National League Results From Yesterday
Cincinnati swept Los Angeles 3 to 9 in a game cited among recent NL results. Pittsburgh defeated New York 5 to 2 as Chicago shut out Philadelphia 7 nil. St Louis edged San Francisco 3 to 2. Houston beat Milwaukee 4 to 2.
Baltimore 2 New York Minnesota 8 Washington 6
Sports score roundup lists team results with Baltimore and New York Minnesota leading. Mention of Detroit and Los Angeles games includes Chicago Boston Kansas City at Cleveland with final numbers.
Probable Pitchers Set For Key Early Week Matchups
The slate lists several probable starters across the league. Daley 60 for New York visits Baltimore with Pappas 00 on the mound for Baltimore. Buzhardt 60 heads Chicago to Boston with Connally 60 matching Connally for Boston. Latman 61 and Belinski 0 start for Los Angeles at Cleveland with Grant 00 and Ramos 60. Pascual 00 and Roland 0 for Minnesota at Detroit while Wicker Sham 0 and Regan 0 for Kansas City at Washington Koplitz 60 and Osteen 60 on the hill.
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New York
Daley
Baltimore
Pappas
Chicago
Buzhardt
Boston
Connally
Los Angeles
Latman
Belinski
Cleveland
Grant
Ramos
Minnesota
Pascual
Roland
Detroit
Wickersham
Regan
Kansas City
Monteagudo
Pena
Washington
Osteen
Koplitz
Baseball score summaries from 1960s matchups
Readable fragments list game pairings with pitchers and scores. Cincinnati at San Francisco Marichal 10, St Louis Gibson 10 at Houston Nottebart 60, Pittsburgh Veale 0 at New York Jackson 61, Milwaukee Spahn 61 at Los Angeles Drysdale 61, Philadelphia Bennett 00 at Chicago Jackson 10.
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Cincinnati
Nuxhaill
San Francisco
Marichal
Loui ‘Gibson
Houston
Nottebart
Pittsburgh
Veale
New York
Jackson
Milwaukee
Spahn
Los Angeles
Drysdale
Philadelphia
Bennett
Chicago
Cash's Late Three Run Shot Beats Angels in Rain Delay
Detroit Tigers beat the Los Angeles Angels 3 to 2 after a weather delay of 1 hour 19 minutes. Norm Cash delivered a three run homer in the fifth inning to seal the win.
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ANGEL
Los Angeles Angels
Bob Knoop
Detroit Tigers
Willie Horton
Detroit
Bill Freehan
Los Angeles
Ken McBride
Norm Cash
Angeles Angels
Cash
Dodgers Beat Tigers In Tight Baseball Showdown
Los Angeles and Detroit clash as Lolich and MecBride lead a close game with key homers by Knoop Cash and team-mates. Pitchers Lolich and MecBride contribute notable lines as the Tigers and Dodgers exchange blows.
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Los Angeles
Detroit
Cox
McBridge
Osinski
Rodgers
Lolich
Koch
Egan
Freeham
W — Lolich
J. L—Mecbride
Knoop
Cash
Local action heats Ohio State Bowling Tourney standings
Cincinnati blanks leaders as state tourney stalls in Columbus with two local shifts at Sports Bowl and J J Lanes. Frontier Men's led by Gates with 635 and 3042 team total for third place, Sports Bowl posts 2972 actual, 3026 handicap for fifth. High game 1064 by Carroll Yocum with a 47? score. doubles led by Bigowsky Sabelli 1246. singles Phillips 645, Borochmeier 644, Wild 642. Action continues in week eight of 12.
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J.J
Frontier
Paul Gates
Carroll Yocum
Jack Frisbie
Don Dennis
Dick Davidson
June Schuster
Frank Bigowsky
James Sabelli
Youngstown
Paul Phillips
Akron
Ivan Borochmeier
Marietta
Bill Wild
Astabula
Pain Constant Companion Of Vauler Sternberg
Seattle AP report on Brian Sternberg a record breaking diver left paralyzed after a trampoline accident. Nancy McCracken, his Seattle Pacific College girlfriend, visits daily and moves in with his family as he endures pain and hopes for recovery during months at home and in hospital.
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Vauler Sternberg
Seattle
Brian Sternberg
Denver
Harold McCracken
Irien
Nancy McCracken
Harold Sternberg
Brian
Opera House
Nancy
Orioles top Yankees in 12 as Robinson drives winner
Brooks Robinson doubled home the winning run in the 12th inning to lift the Baltimore Orioles past the winless New York Yankees 2 to 1. Rookie Pete Mikkelsen walked Norm Siebern to start the 12th, and Robinson delivered the decisive hit after a fielding error.
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Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Orioles
Yanks
Pete Mikkelsen
Norm Seibern
Oriole
Yankee
Elston Howard
John Orsino
Peters Helps White Sox Gain 10-5 Win Over Boston
Chicago southpaw Gary Peters drove in four runs and doubled twice to spark a 10-5 victory for the White Sox in Boston. Peters lasted six innings, allowed 10 hits and three walks, earning his first win of the season as Chicago snapped a four-game skid.
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Boston
Chicago
Gary Peters
White Sox
Peters
Buhl Shuts Phillies In Cubs Seven Zip
Bob Buhl pitched a three hit shutout as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 7 to 0 on Saturday. Tony Taylor started the game with a infield hit but Philadelphia managed no other hits until an eighth inning single by Bobby Wine.
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Chicago
Bob Buhl
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Tony Taylor
Phils
Bobby Wine
Chicago tops Philadela in tense baseball clash
Chicago wins 1 0 over Philadela with a late home run by Culp. Williams scores for Chicago. Green, Short, Wise and Durent strong in defense as Dal rymple and Buhl contribute.
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Philadela Wa Gogg
Chicago
Culp
Green
Short
Wise
Durent
Dalrymple
Buhl
Ranen
L—Culp
Williams
Oliva's First Homer Lifts Twins Past Senators
Tony Oliva hit his first major league homer on the first pitch of the sixth inning to spark the Minnesota Twins to a 6 to win over the Washington Senators. Chuck Hinton and Ed Brinkman homered for Washington as Millie, Pleis, and Ridzik contributed on the mound.
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Washington
Tony Oliva
Minnesota Twins
Washington Senators
Twins
Chuck Hinton
Ed Brinkman
Hinton
Brinkman
Dou
Millie Suia
Stigman
Perry
Arrigo
Pleis
Battey
McCabe
Zimmerman
Stenhouse
Narum
Duckworth
Ridzik
Retzer
Brumley
W—Pleis
L--Ridzik
Minnesota
Allen
Oliva
DeVarona Secures Double Wins At National Meet
Donna DeVarona of Santa Clara swims to 20 yard individual medley title in 2:12.4 setting an American and championship record. Earlier she won the yard medley while Terri Stickles claimed the 100 yard freestyle American and championship record. Claudia Kolb won the 100 yard breaststroke in 1:00.2 and Kathy Ellis took the 100 yard butterfly in 58.8.
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Pittsburgh
Donna DeVarona
Miss DeVarona
Santa Clara
Calif
Terri Stickles
Miss Stickles
Claudia Kolb
Cynthia Goyette
Golden Lion Swim Club
Detroit
Kathy Ellis
Riviera Club
Indianapolis
Ind
No-hitters, comebacks, and a Koufax duel noted in game recap
The article recounts a high level of medical uncertainty and recovery hope for Brian, notes Nancy's support during low periods, and highlights a multi-pitcher no hitter on May 14, 1956 by Cincinnati with Klippstein Freeman and Joe Black. It also covers a late homer by Deron Johnson off Sandy Koufax in a Cincinnati win over Los Angeles.
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Cincinnati
John Klippstein
Hershell Freeman
Joe Black
Milwaukee
Braves
Ith
Maloney
Deron
Rei Rose
Ruiz
Pinson
Robinson
Johnson
Harper
Cardenas
Edwards
Dodgers 3 Reds 0. Maloney Tsitouris no-hit bid ends
In Cincinnati, Frank Howard lined a two out infield hit in the ninth inning to break up Jim Maloney and John Tsitouris no hit bid. The Reds edged the Dodgers 3-0 to pull into a share of first place.
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Los Angeles
Frank Howard
Jim Maloney
John Tsitouris
Cincinnati
Howard
Maloney
Tsitouris
Reds
Leo Cardenas
Havlicek Leads Celtics Past Warriors in Finals Opener
John Havlicek scored 18 in the second period to spark Boston past San Francisco 118 79 in the opener of the NBA Finals. Bill Russell anchored defense against Wilt Chamberlain as the Celtics built a 55 35 halftime lead and bolstered their bid for a sixth straight title.
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Boston
John Havicek
Bill Russell
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco
Celtics
National Basketball Association
Havlicek
Warriors
Sam Jones
Johnson posts second victory for Houston
Houston tops Milwaukee 4 2 as Jim Wynn and Bob Aspromonte hit two run homers. Ken Johnson won his second game, helped by Staub’s sixth inning single.
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Houston
Jim Wynn
Bob Aspromonte
Ken Johnson
Milwaukee
Wynn
Rusty Staub
Aspromonte
Pete Runnels
Real Good Deal Wins Cal Derby at Golden Gate
Real Good Deal ridden by 57 year old Johnny Longden won the Cal Derby at Golden Gate Fields beating Wil Rad with Wille Shoemaker aboard. The Pie King colt upset as third betting choice in a field of 11 sophomores before 20,428 fans. Owner Ellwood B Johnston of Pasadena said no plans to send the colt to Churchill Downs for the Kentucky Derby.
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Albany
Calif
Real Good Deal
Johnny Longden
Golden Gate Fields
Wil Rad
Wille Shoemaker
Longden
Pie King
Ellwood B Johnston
Pasadena
Churchill Downs
Nicklaus and Souchak Tie Lead in Houston Golf Classic
Nicklaus shoots 68 to reach five under par and share the 5 hole lead with Mike Souchak at the Houston Golf Classic. Don January Billy Maxwell Buster Cupit Ramon Sota Al Geiberger remain close as the field contends a hot Sharpstown course under a Texas sun.
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Houston
Jack Nicklaus
Big Mike Souchak
Nicklaus
Sharpstown
Conn
Souchak
Don January
Billy Maxwell
Buster Cupit
Ramon Sota
al Geiberger
Ear
Sun
Maxwell
Sota
Cupit
January
Mike Souchak
Butch Baird
Red Dunseth
Bert Weaver
Lionel Hebert
Don Fairfield
Jimmy Demaret
Juan Rodriguez
Buster Capit
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al Holdren
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