Clevelanders Take Doubles Lead In State Tourney
Cleveland bowlers Cahill and Mravec lead the handicap doubles with 1,319 after a 1,308 actual, amid a scoring dispute over Columbus pair Bernhard and Clifford. Cahill-Mravec posted 629 and 679 games, with Mravec later notching the tournament’s first 700 in singles. Local standings shift as teams and individuals post high scores across singles and doubles events at Sports Bowl.
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Jim Friend
Cleveland
Bob Cahill
Marty Mravec
Paul Clifford
Joe Bernhard
Columbus
Cahill
Mravec
Wall Ditmyer Fenwick Big Winners At Banquet
Fenwick High and its players dominated last night's Falcon Boosters Club banquet. Wall won the Henry Rossi Trophy as Catholic athlete of the year. Ditmyer earned Booster of the Year for contributions to Fenwick athletics.
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Mark Wail
Kenneth Ditmyer
Fenwick High
Falcon Boosters Club
Wall
Henry Rossi
Ditmyer
Fenwick Athletics
John A
John Wills
Council 1610
K. of C
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Lawrence Krusling
Dave Kinder
Tony Esposito
Esposito
John Rossi
Jerry Harkrader
Jerome Schaeper
Terry Cole
Bob Davis
Pat Dineen
Paul Donisi
Ray Fay
Thomas Fening
Ken Kieswetter
David Kinder
Richard Meyer
Jono Takach
Jerry Wetzel
Phillip Williams
David Brown
Frank Carpenter
Mike Hollingsworth
Rick Jackson
Tom Lafayette
Joe M Marconi
Joe J. Marconi
Mike McConnell
Robert Nicely
Rick Newman
Nick Tracy
Mike Moorman
Tom
Dennis Slusser
Dennis Vitori
Larry Brumfield
Steve Cornella
Paul Horn
Mike Kelley
Phil Pleska
Ted Ritter
Mike Rohrkemper
Joe Takach
Jerry Uhl
Local quintet holds top spot in Ohio bowling tourney
Arlene Hasselbeck of Cincinnati rolled 710 to take the singles lead while the Harry A. Finkelman quintet remains the team leader with 3107. Lima's Doris Garrettson and Clara Moreo head the doubles at 1338 and Marge Schleimer of Fairview Park leads all events with 131 seratech.
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Lima
Ohio
Arlene Hasselbeck
Cincinnati
Harry A. Finkelman
Doris Garrettson
Clara Moreo
Marge Schleimer
Fairview Park
Seratech
Madison Boosters To Elect Officers
The Mohawk Boosters Club meets in Madison High cafeteria at 7 30 to elect officers. They plan a final auction and hootenanny with a fund raising event set for Saturday April 25.
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Mohawk Boosters Club
Madison High
Bowling Team and Venues List of Matches
Listed teams include General Fixture Dayton Centerville Floors Akron PRCA Council Cleveland Laynecrest Lanes Frankli Ansberg West Mortuary Salem Lane Foodtown Cherry's Steak House Warehouse Paints and doubles pairs from Cahill Mravec Slagle Sims Shirk Roberts Bowman Weitelman Feist Megraw with scores around 1,295 to 1,319 documenting a regional bowling event.
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Dayton
Centerville
McNeil
Akron
Prca Council
Cleveland
Laynecrest
Frankli
General Fixture
Ansberg West Mortuary
Salem Lane
Foodtown
B. Cahill
M. Mravec
G. Slagle
S. Sims
Youngstown
R. Shirk
J. Roberts
Marion
L. Bowman
D. Weitelman
Zanesille
H. Feist
C. Megraw
Doubles and Singles Standouts Posted in Local Meet
Doubles show Cahill Mravec 1.8 and Schreier Mullins Ruth in a tight finish. Singles feature Torrey 748 Blair 729 Mravec 701 Presvitt 697 Dalessandro 697 with strong showings from local foes and Cleveland entries.
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Bob Torrey
Cleveland
Tom Blair
Bucyrus
Marty Mravec
Aubrey Presvitt
Logan
Ralph Dalessandro
Orrvile
Unclear listing of athletes and scores
The fragment lists names Marty Mravec Mario DeFelice Tom Blair Dan Toronski Emil Joseph with cities Cleveland Cincinnati Bucyrus Toledo Ottawa Dayton and numbers like 1.933 1.921 1.900 1 and an 8% indicating a performance metric. The text appears as an incomplete table of singles results with miscellaneous figures.
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Marty Mravec
Cleveland
Mario DeFelice
Cincinnati
Tom Blair
Bucyrus
Dan Toronski
Emil Joseph
Toledo
Jas Abe
Ottawa
Ins
Mullins
Dayton
al Dugay
Football score and player ladder from overlooked local meet
Armco Masonry led with 3049 points against Frontier Men 3042 as Mddietown Lumber posted 3933. Ed Fabing and Coke Fenton shared 679 while Rob Green and Bill Horn posted totals around mid six hundreds. Numerous players including J Friend E Fabing C Gampher Rudie Melton Graft Jefferson Walker McCarty Guy and Calloway appear with varied scores in this compact ledger of results.
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Frontier
Charlies Gampher
Ted Rudie
Jim Friend
Ed Fabine
Ed Melton
Bob Graft
Armco Masonry
Frontier Men's
Mddietown Lumber
J. Friend
E. Fabinge
C. Gampher
T. Rudie
F. Melton
B. Graft
PW. Jefferson
W Walker
A. McCarty
J. S. Guy
Ed Fabing
Coke Fenton
Robert Green
Bill Horn
Tom Calloway A
Donna DeVarona Dominates 194 National AAU Meet
Donna deVarona led Santa Clara Swim Club to top finishes at the 194 National AAU Championships in Pittsburgh. She won the 200 and 400 yard individual medleys, the 400 yard butterfly, and placed runner-up in the 100 yard butterfly. Other victors included Barbara Talmage in platform diving and Sharon Finneran, Cathy Ferguson among the top scorers, as Santa Clara claimed the overall team title with 1303 points.
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Pittsburgh
Donna deVarona
America
George Haines
Santa Clara
Calif
Miss deVarona
Donna
University of Pittsburgh
Barbara McAlister Talmage
Dick Smith Swim Gym
Phoenix
Ariz
Talmage
Cathy Ferguson
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Terri Stickles
City of Commerce
Dick Smith
Rivier Club
Indianapolis
Ind
Los Angeles AC
Sharon Finneran
Perkins Retains Junior Welter Title In Kingston Bout
Eddie Perkins of Chicago outpointed Bunny Grant of Jamaica 15 to retain the world junior welterweight title in Kingston. In Manila Rey Asis from the Philippines defeated Mexico’s Joe Mendell by 10 to 4 scoring. In Tokyo Fumio Kaizu from Japan faced Mexico in a separate lightweight bout.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Bunny Grant
Manila
Rey Asis
Philippines
Joe Medell
Mexico
Tokyo
Fumio Kaizu
Perkins Enjoys Hard-Earned Ring Respite
Eddie Perkins world junior welterweight champion from Chicago defends his title against Bunny Grant at Kingston Jamaica. Perkins suffers a cut eye but dominates the final rounds to win unanimously in front of a Jamaican crowd at the National Stadium. His record improves to 31-9-1 after the defense. Grant falls to 6-2 in 48 fights.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Perkins
Bunny Grant
Willie Pep
Cham
Grant
National Stadium
Mid American Trapshoot Faces Rainy Weekend Tests
Despite Friday optimism, weather worsened over the Mid-American events. Kenneth Colon and Richard Dalton tied at 97, Colon winning the shootoff 22 to 15. Harold Hertline placed third. Edna Stinson won high lady and Don Rowland high junior. Paul Brandenburg led overall with 656 of 700.
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Sportsman's Club
Kenneth Colon
West Carrollton
Richard Dalton
Germantown
Colon
Dalton
Harold Hertline
Lynchburg
Harold Miller
Cincinnati
John Stevall
South Charleston
Miller
Stegall
Edna Stinson
Springfield
Don Rowland
Aaron
Ind
Devs
Paul Brandenburg
Kings Mills
Johnson Casey Clash Tonight in Santa Monica
In Santa Monica Calif AP Harold Johnson of Philadelphia and Hank Casey of San Francisco meet in a one round bout at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. Johnson seeks rebound after losing his title last June to Pascual in Las Vegas in a 15 round decision.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Hank Casey
San Francisco
Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
Johnson
Las Vegas
Willie Pastrano
Pinto Edges Shonibare in Barcelona Bout
Juan Pinto of Spain outpointed Lat Shonibare of Nigeria in a Barcelona boxing match. The bout concluded with Pinto earning the decision over Shonibare.
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Barcelona
Spain
Juan Pinto
Shonibare
Nigeria
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