Miller's In Second Place In City Bowling Standings
Three new teams enter the handicap team standings while Millers move to second on a 3 125 three game total dropping Carling to fifth. Mc Daniels Construction takes third with 3 082 pins edging First Church of God by 13 as Goodtime Boys lead with 3 240. Leroy Theordes 708 series remains top individual. Ron King debuts with 688 replacing Bauer.
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Carling
McDaniel
Saskie Pho'o
Church of God
Goodtime Boys
Keglers
Leroy Theodore
Ron King
Janie Schuster
Sintes
Bill Yocum
Bill Kinsey
Bill Osborne
Jim Henry
Larry Stamper
Jim
Tom Etter
Don Bowlin
Carl Compton
Pin Leaders and Team Event at Goodtime Bowl
Top teams led by Goodtime Boys and Millers posted strong scores in a busy bowl meet. Walker totals show Carling and McDaniel's Coast also near top, with Leroy Theodore and Bill Miller leading singles. The last wave heads to Eastern Lanes Saturday for team events, Sunday for singles and doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Theodore
Bill Miller
Bill Yocum
Ron King
Tony Bater
Judge Schuster
Larry Sor ‘Rell
Paul Girard
Worthington Invitational Gym Meet honors tallied at Worthington High
Irvin Kennerly of Franklin won all around with 1,294 points in the Worthington Invitational Gym Meet at Worthington High School. He led 13-15 year olds with top finishes in floor exercise and high bar, plus second in parallel bars, vaulting, rings, and tumbling. Junior division rivals Mel Morton, Jim Thomas, Eldon Hoskins, and Steve Roberts claimed several top spots in floor, parallel bars, high bar, and rings.
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Irvin Kennerly
Franklin
Worthington
Strees
Worthington High School
Kennerly
L Bobby McCloud
Virgil Powell
Dan Lewis
Mel Morton
Jim Thomas
Eldon Hoskins
Steve Roberts
Redskin Grid Fans Treated To 2 Previews
Miami fans receive a twin preview of the 1939 season with two spring games under coach Bill Mallory. The first 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Miami Field features top units against the rest of the squad, while the 7:30 p.m. Friday May 5 game at Talawanda High School pits evenly divided teams. No admission charged.
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Oxford
Miami
Bill Mallory
Miami Field
Talawanda High School
Mallory
Petty Wins Tight Gwyn Stanley 400 at North Wilkesboro
Richard Petty edged Bobby Allison to win the Gwyn Stanley 400 at North Wilkesboro Speedway in a hard fought race. The STP Plymouth earned Petty his 148th career victory as a record crowd of 16 000 watched, boosting his season earnings to about 60 000 and his career winnings past 1.2 million dollars.
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Bloys Britt
North Wilkesboro
N.C
Richard Petty
King of the South
Randleman
North Wilkesboro Speedway
Petty
Gould Nets Second Stock Car Feature At Tri County
Bruce Gould of Milford captured his second consecutive stock car feature at Tri County Speedway in a rain shortened event. Don Lamb won the dash, with heat wins by John Magavin and Paul Woolridge. Tom Meinberg topped the Sport Sedan feature in his 67 Mustang, edging Ferrell Dunaway and Jeff Faber. Heat winners included Butch Fannin and Dunaway, who also took the dash. Ron Edwards won the Rat Race feature with Matt Gilardi and Ed Reynolds following. Roger Blevins, Edwards, and Daryel Dick won heats.
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Westchester
Bruce Gould
Milford
Tri-County Speedway
Don Lamb
John Magavin
Paul Woolridge
Tom Meinberg
Meinberg
Ferrell Dunaway
Jeff Faber
Butch Fannin
Dunaway
Ron Edwards
Matt Gilardi
Ed Reynolds
Roger Blevins
Daryel Dick
Rain Cancels Final Race at Edgewater Drag Strip
Rain halted the Edgewater Drag Strip finals, preventing a winner in the top fuel feature. Chuck Kureawa and Monte Mize reached the finals before the rain stopped racing. Richard Place set a quarterfinal track record with a 6.45, then fell in the semifinals. Bill King won competition eliminator, Ken Kist took modified eliminator, Dan Kelly won super stock eliminator, and Carl Lackey claimed stock eliminator.
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Edgewater
Chuck Kureawa
Warren
Mich
Monte Mize
Vincennes
Ind
Richard Place
Birmingham
Bill King
Hamilton
Ken Kist
Cincinnati
Dan Kelly
Carl Lackey
Columbus
Leaders Hold Steady In Ohio State Bowling Meet
In the eighth weekend of the Ohio State Bowling Tournament Tony's Sohio Youngstown moved to ninth in handicap doubles Dick Warwick Jay Jones Merion Ohio rose to fifth in doubles with 126. Domas R and Samulka to eighth with 1317. Earl Mehaltie Centerville rose to fifth in singles with 716 scratch 671. Russell Cutlip New London kept 2.32 average with 668. Gary Merrien Bob Ruth Dayton scratched 644 655 at 207 average.
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Cincinnati
Tony's
Sohio
Youngstown
Dick Warwick
Jay Jones i
Merion Oh'o
Dick Domas R
John Samulka
Earl Mehaltie
Centerville
Ohio
Russell Cutlip
New London
Gary Merrien
Bob Ruth
Dayton
Middletown High golfers led by Bill Rupp at Wildwood
Bill Rupp coached Middletown High to top score with a 72 at Wildwood while Fred Ruscher posted 74. Steve Nelson, Bob McCabe, Gary Melampy and Jack Kinder each shot 75. McCabe and Fred Robinson tied for low net 69 in 0 to 3 group. Kinder won 9 to 14 group with 65. Roy Barton and Gene Wilson tied in 15 plus. Closest to pins: Bob Nerenberg 2, McCabe 9, Bruce Hall 18. Blind bogey laurels went to Guerney Cole Jr., Tony Elieff and Dick Gray with 79.
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Bill Rupp
Middletown High
Wildwood
Rupp
Fred Ruscher
Steve Nelson
Bob McCabe
Gary Melampy
Jack Kinder
Fred Robinson
Chris Cornella
McCabe
Robinson
Whie Kinder
Roy Barton
Gene Wilson
Bob Nerenberg
Bruce Hall
Tony Elieff
Dick Gray
Guerney Cole Jr
Fenwick awards honor fall and winter athletes at gala
Tim Klaber the Henry T. Ross Catholic Athlete of the Year honors. Ray Conti wins Orland Harkrader Memorial Award. John Fening receives Richard A Chick Boxwell Basketball Award. Special Falcon award to Joe Hurt. Booster of the Year to Larry Long. Letters awarded to football basketball cross country wrestling and cheerleaders.
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Tim Klaber
Henry T. Ross
Fenwick Two Armco Association
John Smith
Richard A “Chick
Boxwell
Conti
Dasnewal
Dlooccnwad
Grid
Tim Fening
Joe Hurt
Larry Long
Ray Conti
James Dobrozsi
John Fening
Mike Feissenger
Chris Laber
Vic Jarbo
Pat Long
Dave Moberly
Mark Schmidt
Mark Schumacher
Bill Schwab
Dick Martin
Curt Clemens
John Balaz
Curt Hurst
Tim Dineen
Paul Chase
Steve Otte
Dave McLaughlin
Dave Caserta
Terry Laber
Mike Cochran
Greg Klapheke
Fred Schwab
Mgr
John Schramm
Jerry Adams
Mitchell Upsets Nicklaus In Tournament Of Champions
Bo Mitchell edged Jack Nicklaus in a sudden death playoff at La Costa to win the Tournament of Champions. Mitchell, 29, drained a 20 foot putt on the first playoff hole after Nicklaus missed a short par attempt. Mitchell earned 33 000 dollars from a 165 000 purse, finishing 280 after 72 holes.
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Rancho LA Costa
Calif
Bo Mitchell
Mitchell
Pro Golf
Jack Nicklaus
Danville
Nicklaus
la Costa Country Club
Clippers Still Have An Edge In Calder Cup Semis
The Baltimore Clippers hold a psychological edge entering the Calder Cup semifinals after two straight losses to the Cincinnati Swords. Cincinnati tied the series 2-2 with a 4-1 win, though Baltimore had swept eight regular season meetings. Swords coach Floyd Smith noted momentum favors the team that wins in Baltimore, while officials called 42 minutes in penalties as a late altercation between Butch Deadmarsh and Hilliard Graves disrupted the finale.
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Cincinnati
Baltimore Clippers
Cincinnati Swords
Swords
Baltimore
Clippers
Sword
Floyd Smith
Smith
Butch Deadmarsh
Hilliard Graves
Rangers Reach Cup Hope After Semifinal Sweep
The Rangers defeated the Chicago Black Hawks 6 2 to move within one series of the Stanley Cup. Boston leads St Louis 3 4 as the Bruins and Blues vie for the other finalist spot. Rod Gilbert, Hadfield, and Rousseau starred in New York’s win while Hull scored for Chicago.
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Associated Press
Canada
Vic Hadfred
New York Rangers
Rangers
Chicago Black Hawks
New York
Boston Bruins
St. Louis Blues
Bruins
St. Louis
Rod Gilbert
Hadfield
Bobby Rousseau
Bobby Hull
Gilles Villemure
Phil Goyette
Rousseau
Chicago
Pat Stapleton
Rankin Cone Care
Gilbert
Boston
Johnny McKenzie
Mike Walton
I- Boston
Bill Long
Phil Essito
Ken Hodge
Eddie
Lebanon Raceway Entries Show 9 Race Card Details
The program lists entrants for all nine races at Lebanon Raceway. Runners include Tim Bucktwo Boots Handyman Bernadine Sarah Porter Traveling Man Pick's Pick Jim Flanagan Blind Crusader in Race 1 and Pace fields for the remaining races with numerous horse names such as Miracle Ann Sanchoz Bold Melody Brad's Buddy Tronia's Son Jimmy Tarway and more.
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Tim Bucktwo
Boots Handyman
Bernadine
Sarah Porter
Pick’s Pick
Jim Flanagan
Tame Freight
Secret Peace
Gapriel Siirook
Liberal Jim
Laddie
Rebel Girl
J. Blue Stone
The
Miracle Worker
Hoot N. Hal
Pace
Miracle Ann Sanchoz
Busy Henry
Walter Ann
Tilthammer
Jonn Early Bird
Apolo Meridale
Mr. Foreman
McEliwyn Key
Poverty Ridge
Pace Princess Byra
Count Avalon
Speedy Indian
Perry
Robin's
Gee Gee
Rolling Royal
Pastime Bomb
Amosson
Mac
Shaw Wins Tallahassee Open In Record Tie
Bob Shaw claimed $15,000 by winning the Tallahassee Open with a record-tying 273 but will not return to defend the title next year. The 1972 victory gives him an automatic starting berth in the 1973 Tournament of Champions in California. Leonard Thompson finished two strokes back for second with 275 and $4,550.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Bob Shaw
Shaw
Professional Golfers Association Tour
California
Leonard Thompson
Thompson
McGuire Wins Low Gross in Forest Hills Opener
Pat McGuire posted 34 33 9 for a 76 to take the Championship Flight low gross title at Forest Hills on opening day. Jack Downey earned low net with 61. In Flight A A J V Williams recorded 40 37 77 for low gross while Herschel Greenham had 64 for low net.
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Pat McGuire
Forest Hills
Jack Downey
A. J.V. Williams
Herschel Greenham
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Everett McDowell
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Lionel Stover
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Larry Sorrel
William Centers
Honor Hartman
Iol
Pee Company
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Donald E. Reed
Redskin
Warren Muirey
Fordham
Marty Miller
Vic LeRoy
Donald Slusher
Muller Insurance Inc
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Fenwick
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Phil Agoston
Lucian Ashcraft
Marty Bidwell
Bill Brumfield
Jim Chupka
Matt Clemens
Kevin Clifton
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Larry Dobrozsi
Larry Fisher
Tom Frye
Jim Falcese
John Harma
Dick Poirier
Jeff Pringle
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Roger South
Jack Totten
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Tom Knox
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Terry Kramer
Eugene Lollie
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McKeiven Watson
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Joe Sayers
Bruce Foley
Kim Klaber
Walt Acra
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John Halbig
John McConnell
Don Murphy
Paul Murphy
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Jim Augspurger
Rock Dennis
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Mickey Roberts
Nick Schramm
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Tom Hackett
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Larry Obermeier
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Nancy Bobst
Mike Donisi
Mike
Fening
Paul Carberry
Tom Cape
Doug Dix
Tony Donisi
Don Horn
Jeff Tranter
Curt Nunier
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Brian Mahany
Steve Alderton
Greg Braun
Tom Brill
Steve Darragh
Mark Hilboldt
Dave Dix
Mike Palmer
Larry Piedel
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Mark Sutter
Pat Neu
Gary McDonough
Ken Ronto
Matt Winklejohn
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Toni Berry
Vicki O'Neil
Ellen Pettit
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Ellen Dupps
Pat Irwin
Marilyn Smith
Barb Kraft
Michele McLaughlin
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Barb Fisher
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Elaine Coughlin
Joanne Smith
Sue Schumacher
Cathy Harkrader
Judy Temmons
Sandy Capozzi
Lisa Welshofer
jJanice Lindsay
Cleveland
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Brute Crampton
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Jerry Heard
Dave Hill
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Heard
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Lebanon
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Firestone
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Linda Cunningham
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