Gem City Ice Cream Takes Team Lead In City Bowling Tourney
Gem City Ice Cream surged to first in the Men's City Bowling Tournament at Chautauqua Lanes with a 3,114 team total led by Larry Stamper’s 618 series. Ray Paynter moved atop the singles actual with a 680, while Don Eisele claimed the all-events actual lead at 1,892.
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Gem City Ice Cream
Chautauqua Lanes
Larry Stamper
Dick Gaiser
Paynter
Roger Stamm
Larry Peek
Rita Wall sparks Chronicle singles win at Laynecrest Lanes
Rita Wall of Cincinnati rolled 206 202 247 for 655 actual and 778 handicap to win the Chronicle Tournament singles title at Laynecrest Lanes marking her first 600 series. Dayton Upsetters lead team standings. doubles leaders are Rita Shook and Wilma Wallace with 1292.
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Chronicle
Laynecrest Lanes
Cincinnatian
Dayton
Feix Sohio
Eatons
Rita Shook
Wilma Wallace
Carrie Craft
Doris Revers
Craft
Doris Burt
Franklin
Flo Wells
Graves Tops Eagles State Bowl Tourney With Narrow Lead
Ken Graves of New Lexington dominated the Eagles State Bowling Tournament from Feb 7 to its end in the Sports Bowl. He posted a 729 as rivals Ed Rivers and Paul Shepley trailed with 714 and 712. Team honors went to Joe's Bar No. 2, Wadsworth, at 3,226 followed by Speight Trucking Wilmington 3,224 and Presto's Sporting Goods Barberton 3,134. Doubles were won by Roy Tuma and Jack Lucas Garfield Heights with 1,336. handicap all events by Bill Lytle Wadsworth with 1,979. actual all-events by Wa't Van Riper 1,818. A total of 614 teams competed for $16,773 in prizes. next Eagles tourney set for Canton 1971.
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Ken Graves
New Lexington
Eagles
Lou Mire
Mount Vernone
Graves
Ed Rivers
Cambridge
Paul Shepley
Springfield
Joe’s Bar No. 2
Wadsworth
Speight
Trucking Squad
Wilmington
Presto’s Sporting Goods
Barberton
Roy Tuma
Jack Lucas
Garfield Heights
Bill Lytle
Wa't van Riper
Charity Turned to Disaster in Angels Royals Tilt
In a 4-1 Royals win at California the turning point came in the 13th as George Spriggs threw out Chico Ruiz at the plate and later delivered a bunt single. Amos Otis and Bob Oliver provided two insurance runs, while Jim Fregosi miscue aided the Angels rally. The Royals pulled ahead in a sunlit miscue and Sacrifice bunt.
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Associated Press
California Angels
Kansas City
George Spriggs
California
Spriggs
Royals
Chico Ruiz
Joe Azcue
Ruiz
Angels
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Minnesota
Oakland
Midwest
Detroit
Arcue
Amos Otis
Bob Oliver
Jim Fregosi
Horace Clarke
New York
Yanks
Andy Etchebarren
Chico Salmon
Pete Ward
Mike Cuellar
Dave Johnson
Brant Alyea
Twins
Jim Perry
Reggie Jackson
Haynie Wins Raleigh Ladies Invitational Golf Tourney
Sandra Haynie captured $2,475 first prize with a 72 at the fifth annual Raleigh Ladies Invitational finishing at 212 after 54 holes. She joined Jo Ann Prentice in a late birdie run to pull five under. Carol Mann, defending champ, faded to finish in a three way tie for second with Marilynn Smith and Prentice at 215 winning $1,578 each.
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Raleigh
N. C
Sandra Haynie
Miss Haynie
Carol Mann
Miami
Jo Ann Prentice
Caroll Mann
Miss Prentice
Marilynn Smith
Standings and Player Honors from Bowling League
Team standings show Gem City Ice Cream leading at 3 114 with Airport Inn and Hudepohl tied at 3 096 and 3 051 respectively. Individual results list Gene Haney as doubles leader and Ray Paynter as singles leader with Don Eisele top all events in the handicap and actual divisions.
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Gem City
Airport Inn
Hudepohl
Allstate Termite
Gene Haney
R. Stamm
L. Peck
D. Dennis C. Yocum
M. Melton
A. Kilburn
Dick Gaiser
Old Pros Capture Major Race Events Across Nation
Veterans Parnelli Jones A J Foyt Richard Petty Tiny Lund and John Cannon won top motorsport races over the weekend. Jones set a 91.375 mph Trans Am record at Laguna Seca while Foyt won a 200 mile USAC stock car race in Phoenix by one second. Petty dominated the Gwyn Staley Memorial at North Wilkesboro and Cannon led in the Continental series at Riverside. Lund secured his fifth straight NASCAR Grand American win in Augusta.
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Parnelli Jones
A. J. Foyt
Richard Petty
Tiny Lund
John Cannon
Jones
Mustang
Monterey Calif
Ford
General Motors
North Wilkesboro
N. C
Cannon
Riverside
Calif
Canada
Dave Jordan
Cypress
Lund
Augusta
Lebanon Raceway Entries for Ninth Race Card Busy Night
The Lebanon Raceway program lists entries for nine races led by Trot Nancy Sayre and a lineup including Six Bits Uncle Ed Colonel Saunders Midnight Echo Mike Warren Poverty Ridge and Lucky West for Race One and a long field of pacers across races two through nine featuring Royal Sandpiper Miracle Honor Belle H Mid nnight Royal Shinway Bubbles and many others. The card spotlights drivers and horses such as Stephen Bloom Mac's Victor Jay Dee Blackstone Terry Jean's Adios John Dale Axis Mighty Direct Afton Direct Connie Joe Mitzie Knight Space Demon Fighting Fortuna Bud Bemont Tactful Tom Stormy Bob Parties Choice My Caroline Sam's Express Ruben L Lincoln Land Kid Wingait Det Kaye Castle Dutch Pointer Adam's Apple Morphine Marty's Boy Mildred Gold Famous Jenko Beatrice Lil Sonny G Going Storm Frosty Mr. K Express Field Don Ab be's K Macco Mister Q D's Ship Ahoy Rudy Adams Justly Stone Tami Queen Disambeone Mighty Stepper A Shanty's Son Double Creed Little Shyster Special Leader Little Charley Artistic Wick Bachelor Creed Jane Frisco Shirley's Jet Frisky Frosty Yankee Doctor.
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Nancy Sayre
Six Bits
Uncle Ed
Colonel Saunders
Midnight ‘Echo
Mike Warren
Poverty Ridge
Lucky West
Pace
Royal Sandpiper
Alltheway
Miracle Honor
Belle H
Midnnight Royal
Shinway Bubbles
Verl’s Girl
Stephen Bloom
Mac’s Victor
Jay Dee Blackstone
Terry Jean
Adios
John Dale
Axis
Mighty Direct
Afton Direct
Connie
Mr. K Express
Field Don
Abbe’s K
Macco
Mister Q
D’s Ship Ahoy
Rudy Adams
Pace Justly Stone
Tami Queen
Disambeone
Mighty Stepper A
Shanty’s Son
Double Creed
Little Shyster
Little Charley
Artistic Wick
Bachelor Creed
Jane Frisco
Shirley
Jet
Frisky Frosty
Yankee Doctor
Royals Sign Ath Draftee
Cincinnati AP reports Joe McBride of Augusta College signed with the Cincinnati Royals as the NBA team’s No 8 pick in the 1970 draft. McBride averaged 22.8 points and 14 rebounds per game for Augusta to lead a 27-3 season, hitting .546 from the field.
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Cincinnati
Joe,McBride
Augusta College
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
McBride
Augusta
Birmingham
Ala
Johnson, Barber, Charles in three way golf playoff
In New Orleans the Greater New Orleans Open ends with Howie Johnson Miller Barber and Bob Charles tied at 10 under 278 after storm delays. Lou Graham finished one back at 279 while George Archer faded to fifth. Masters champion Billy Casper Jim Colbert Dave Stockton Gary Player Rod Curl sit at 282.
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New Orleans
Howie Johnson
Johnson
Baton Rouge
Miller Barber
Bob Charles
George Archer
Billy Casper
Jim Colbert
Dave Stockton
Gary Player
Rod Curl
Barber
Charles
Latham Wins Tri County Speedway Late Model Feature
Ralph Latham of West Chester Cincinnati won the 25 lap Tri County Speedway late model feature by four rear lengths. Fast qualifier Pat Patrick of Cincinnati led a 69 Chevelle in the late models. Don Gregory of Columbus Indiana won the first heat in a 69 Chevelle. Joe Burdette of Cincinnati won the second heat in a 70 Chevelle. Bruce Merz of Cleves won the Spots Sedan feature. Mike Combs won the first sports sedan heat. Jessie Bunch won the second sports sedan heat in a 62 Falcon. Kyle Bonnett claimed the third sports sedan heat.
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Westchester
Cincinnati
Ralph Latham
Pat Patrick
Don Gregory
Columbus
Ind
Joe Burdette
Bruce Merz
Cleves
Mike Combs
Jessie Bunch
Kyle Bonnett
Esposito brothers ignite Bruins past Black Hawks in playoff opener
Phil Esposito scored a hat trick and led Boston to a 6-3 victory over Chicago as Tony Esposito, shaken but not hurt, kept his cool after a forehead hit. The Bruins seized control early, with John Bucyk and Dennis Hull trading goals as Boston built a four goal cushion. The Blues opened their series with a 3-1 win over Pittsburgh, while Pittsburgh coach Red Kelly claimed intimidation as the Blues fought off scuffles.
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Chicago
Boston
Con- Richard
Phil Esposito
Tony Esposito
Chicago Black Hawk
Phil
Tony
Bruins
Black Hawks
St. Louis
Blues
Pittsburgh Penguins
Ken Hodge
Esposito
John Bucyk
Dennis Hull
Hawks
Detroit
New York
Penguins
Red Kelly
Michigan State Defensive Tackle Ron Curl Blocks Four Punts
Ron Curl of Chicago Michigan State blocked four punts last season for the Spartans. He also blocked one extra point in a game, adding to his special teams impact.
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Ron Curl
Chicago
Michigan State
Spartans
Locals Dominate Indoor Doubles Championship Action
Middletown locals shine at the First Annual Indoor Championships as Harrington and Mannring win the men's doubles, Dishun and Bradley take the women's doubles, with Bennett and Fry capturing the singles titles. The event, sponsored by the Middletown Tennis Club, saw finals and semi finals completed with trophies awarded.
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Middletown
Middletown Tennis Club
Dave Harrington
Tom Mannring
Lincoln School
Carolyn Dishun
Missy
Bob Bennett
Columbus
Ben ‘Varn
Dayton
Marmee ‘Fry
Springfield
Miss Bradley
Harrington-Mannring
Varn Beach
Dishun - Bradley
Kathy Graeter
Marmee Fry
Mary Richards
Missy Bradley
Oxford
Cincinnati
Fry
Bradley
Graeter
Judy Wilde
Greyhound Sets 1 Mile Trotting Record in 1938
Greyhound establishes a one mile trotting record with a time of 1 54 4 in 1938. The achievement marks a landmark in harness racing history.
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Greyhound
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Latham
Norm Ullman
Bernie Geoffman
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Ben Yarn
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