Arlene Mattingly Grabs Second in Singles at City Bowling Tourney
Arlene Mattingly, with a 33 pin handicap, placed second in the singles at the 30th annual Women's City Bowling Tournament at the Sports Bowl, finishing 4 pins behind Rose Hackney who had a 60 handicap. Her 569 leads among newcomers and boosts her to eighth in all events with 1,466. New doubles entries surfaced as Pearl Scholl and Wanda Schultz took third with 1,078 and 117 handicap, while Barbara Thomas and Jean Reichenbach rose to fifth with 1,074 and 111 handicap. The team event see limited movement with Armco Center Ten Pins maintaining first in B's, while A's top leaders remained largely unchanged. The tournament wraps with team events Saturday and remaining divisions on Sunday.
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Arlene Mattingly
Sports Bowl
Thunder
Tor
Arlene
Rose Hackney
Mary Reckart
Boots Mills
Marie Shibley
Ariene
Pearl Scholl
Wanda Schultz
Vanda
Barbara Thomas
Jean Reichenbach
Jean
Sen. Tru
Armco Center
Kickaps
Rawleigh Products
Dot
Ritter
Riggs Funeral Home
Martin
Dale
Miami
Collins
Williamson
Woodshoppers
Kickapoos
Elaine Hocz
Betty Jackson
Gail Medley
Roots Mills
Marge Root
Mary Singhoffer
Callie Plumbo
Helen, Hughes
Dot Rigg
Nellie Bauer
Kathy Harrison
Tréva Terrell
Barbra Thomas
Marie Wildermuth
Margaret ‘Beachler
Erma Thomas
Phyllis Hardin
Doxie Fox
Ida Hutchinson
Ruth Sanders
Mickey Armbruster
Betty Hotarick
Margie Farkas
Pat Waits
Marty Wombold
Lee Colvin
Bowling standings and top scores from a league event
The list shows top teams in CLASS A and B with scores for Riggs Funeral Home Martin's Beauty Service Dale's TV and others. It also ranks leaders in Singles Doubles and All Events with names and point totals across a bowling league.
Kent Tops Wildwood Golf Field in Warm Round
Kent shot a par 71 at Wildwood to lead the low gross group with 37 34. Dale Whistler 37 37 74 and E J Sabo 38 37 75 followed with 75-79 splits. Elrod and Kent led blind bogey with 71 as Thuma was second at 79 and Wag mner Riggs Hiatt tied for third at 77. Northwestern H S hires Wayne Wiseman as new basketball coach replacing Lutz.
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Chuck Kent
Wildwood
Kent
Dale Whistler
E. J. Sabo
Tom Wagner
Tom Halderman
Richard Hill
E. B. Siler
Bob McCabe
Charles Walsh
Paul Elrod
Elrod
Roy Thuma
Tom Wagmner
Reuben Riggs
Marvin Hiatt
Connolly’s Wife Wins Discus at Pasadena AAU Meet
Olga Connolly wife of hammer throw champion Harold Connolly won the discus title in Pasadena California with a throw of 157 feet 3 inches. The Czech native outperformed rivals in the women’s AAU track and field event on Saturday.
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Pasadena
Calif
Olga Connolly
Harold Connolly
Boots Mills and Les Colvin Score High in Ohio Singles
Boots Mills finished sixth and Les Colvin fourteenth in the First Annual Ohio State Singles Championships in Columbus. Mills totaled 2,920 with four four game series for Spartime Games of Cincinnati, while Colvin posted 2,830 for Sports Bowl. Venice Pelton of Cleveland won the tourney with 3,128.
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Middletown
Boots Mills
Les Colvin
Columbus
Mills
Colvin
Spartime Games
Cincinnati
Venice Pelton
Cleveland
Stevie Balough
Pelton
Balough
Sophie Cetinsky
Edith Bailey
Clara Zaph
Bailey
Zaph
Honor Roll and Weekend Bowling Results Listing
Weekend results show multiple leagues and mixed doubles matches led by Margaret Arnold in the 180-194-145-519 series. Individual 200s include John Miller 267 and 221s by Curt Poffenbarger and Mike Quinlisk with several players over 200. Women top scores include Wilma Blanton 195 and Nancy Burdge 189.
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Margaret Arnold
Terrimike
Four Aces
Impala
Trumps
Don Fisele
Joe Stein
Jerry Leak
Curt Poffenbarger
Johnny Miller
Mike Quinlisk
Harley Dennis
Frank Esselman
Sherman Steele
Wayne Hursh
Ray Boyd
Jim Anderson
Ed Busby
Ralph Rogers
Kay Estes
Dale van Winkle
Carl Brygant Jr
Millard Sexton
Wilbur Kelso
Nancy Burdge
Elaine Estes
Nancy Ruppert
Wilma Blanton
Tigers rout White Sox as Wise belts two homers
Casey Wise hit two home runs as Detroit hammered Chicago 124. Gary Bell pitched a six hit shutout for Cleveland, ending a four game losing streak with a 7-0 win over Kansas City for the Indians first victory.
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Casey Wise
Tigers
Detroit
Chicago
Gary Bell
Indians
Cleveland
Kansas City
Liston Faces Harris Tonight in Houston Showdown
Sonny Liston seeks his 22nd victory as he meets Roy Harris in a 10 round heavyweight clash at the Sam Houston Coliseum Houston. The event, promoted by Texas Boxing Enterprises and Giant View TV, will gross about 70 000 and air on closed circuit TV in 10 cities. Liston 28 1 with 19 KOs is favored 2 to 1 over Harris 30 1 with 8 KOs.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press
Sonny Liston
Roy Harris
Houston
Tex
Sam Houston Coliseum
Texas Boxing Enterprises
Giant View TV
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Dallas
San Antonio
Odessa
New
Orleans
Miami Beach
Mobile
Ala
Atlanta
Baltimore
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Liston
Kayes
Marty Marshall
Marshall
Harris
Floyd Patterson
Henry Hank
Rory Calhoun
White Plains
N. Y
San Francisco
Hank
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Jerry Black
Philadelphia
Alhambra
Hollywood Park to Host Four Stakes Worth Over 100000
Hollywood Park Will run a 55 day meeting from May 11 to July 25 in Inglewood California with four stakes each worth over 100000. The Calif ornia on May 28 the Hollywood Gold Cup on July 16 the Hollywood Juvenile on July 23 and the Sunset Handicap on July 25. The Hollywood Gold Cup carries a guaranteed total of 162100.
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Inglewood
Calif
Hollywood Park
Golfers Tourney Opens Today at Pinehurst No 2
The North and South Amateur opens today in Pinehurst North Carolina with a record 159 players in qualifying. The 60 year old event is favored by top amateurs seeking a pure golf test on the No 2 course at Pinehurst Country Club. Jack Nicklaus of Columbus Ohio is not defending his title due to his Ohio State studies.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Pinehurst Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Barry MacKay Upsets Fraser to Win River Oaks Tourney
Barry MacKay, age 28 from Dayton Ohio, defeated Neal Fraser in straight sets 7-5 6-3 6-4 to lift the River Oaks Tennis Tournament title in Houston. Earlier he outlasted Bernard Bartzen in five thrilling sets 6-3 6-8 14-12 5-7 12-10, with darkness interrupting play Friday.
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Houston
Tex
Barry MacKay
U.S
Australia
Neal Fraser
MacKay
River Oaks
Fraser
Dayton
Ohio
Bernard Bartzen
Bartzen
Dallas
Hannum Returns as Nats Coach in Syracuse
In Syracuse Alex Hannum, former defensive star of the Nationals, is rehired as head coach on a two year contract. Dan Biasone, president of the club, announced the hiring and noted Seymour’s departure after the season.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Alex Hannum
Syracuse Nationals
National Basketball Assn
Dan Biasone
Hannum
Paul Seymour
Keep Out Of Trouble Down's Simple Formula at New Orleans Open
Don Finsterwald used prudent play to win the Greater New Orleans Open with a 72 hole total of 270 and $3,500 prize. He finished six strokes ahead of Al Besselink who shot 276, while Bob Rosburg and three others tied for third at 277. Finsterwald's year total moved to $25,000, second only to Arnold Palmer in earnings.
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New Orleans
Don Finsterwald
al Besselink
Grossinger
N.Y
Better
Bob Rosburg
Jon Gustin
Glad ‘Wyne
Dick Knight
San Diego
Calif
Finsterwald
Arnold Palmer
Jone
Wall Ready To Return In Houston Classic
Art Wall, 1959 player of the year, will return this week in the $35,000 Houston Classic at Memorial Park. A kidney ailment and knee infection sidelined him for two months. Wall, from Pennsylvania, will be among Thursday's starters as the field includes the 1960 major tournament winners. He missed the previous Houston Classic after winning the Masters due to a TV offer.
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Houston
Tex
Art Wall
Wall
Memorial Park
One NCAA Infraction Report Anticipated in Atlanta
The NCAA Council, led by George H Young, was set to hear a report from the infractions committee. The panel had planned to present at least one case to the 18 member council with Kansas North Carolina and Louisiana State named as possible defendants. Walter Byers declined comment on Sunday. The committee previously scrutinized recruiting excesses, prompting stern actions against Auburn North Carolina State Tulsa and Oklahoma, among others.
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Atlanta
Gla
Ncaa Council
George H. Young
Wisconsin
Kansas
North Carolina
Louisiana State
Walter Byers
NCAA
Council
Auburn
State
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Suggs Shows How To Rally In Dallas Women's Open
Louise Suggs, from Atlanta, recovered after a 5 stroke lead slipped to 1 with a double bogey at the 11th. She closed strong finishing four of seven holes, posting a record 281 for 72 holes to win by five strokes at Glen Lakes Country Club. Mickey Wright, San Diego, shot 70 to finish second at 286.
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Glen Lakes Country Club
Shaker Heights Hosts Arlington for Multi Sport Meet
In suburban Cleveland, Shaker Heights High hosted Upper Arlington High for basketball, swimming, and wrestling. Arlington guests stayed as house guests with Heights players, and host coaches entertained visiting coaches. Social events complemented the contests. Arlington plans a reciprocal visit in the next season.
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Cleveland
Shaker Heights High
Upper Arlington High
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