Doyle Wins Two Divisions at 39th State Bowling Tourney
Donna Doyle captured first in the handicapped singles and all events at the 39th Annual Women's State Bowling Tournament. She posted a 545 doubles, 665 singles for 731 total, and an 1,835 all events score despite a lingering cold. Zeke Tinta led earlier. Cod enaver-Masters and W Root Beer swapped places in top team totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Friend
Donna Doyle
Columbus
Doyle
Zeke Tinta
Toledo
Bles
Evelyn Underwood
Barbara Lester
Dayton
Freda Hartman
Diana Reid
Newark
Joan
Helen Wright
Akron
Middletown
Martha Marts
Virginia Hayes
D. L. Smith Construction
Martha
Mary Nalley
Sally Limback
Canton
June Klein
Massillon
State Pin Standings and All Event Leaders
State Pin standings list team rankings in handicap format with top clubs Cocoenauer Masters Middletown Longs College Bookstore Columbus and Swearingen's Sporting Goods Athens among the top. Doubles singles and all events leaders include Donna Doyle Columbus Marilyn Dean Canton Lucy Kennedy Tipp City Judy Youngs Toledo Sandy Ballard Cleveland Zeke Tinta Toledo Jean Kraft Hamilton Marie Rubenstein Niles.
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Newark
H. Wright
J. Wright
D. Sargeant P. Murray
Cincinnati
C. Wagers
M. Henderson
Middletown
Donna Doyle
Columbus
Marilyn Dean
Canton
Lucy Kennedy
Tipp City
Judy Youngs
Toledo
Sandy Ballard
Cleveland
Zeke Tinta
Jean Kraft
Hamilton
Marie Rubenstein
Niles
Major League Leaders Summary
American League leaders include Cater of Chicago hitting .464 and Conigliaro of Boston at .438. Mantilla and Thomas lead RBIs with 12 and 10, while Santo and Brock pace hits with 11 for Santo and 11 for Brock. pitching leaders feature Peters of Chicago at 2010 and Marichal of San Francisco with 31 strikeouts.
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Cater
Chicago
Conigliaro
Boston
Orsino
Baltimore
Green
Wagner
Cleveland
Hall
Minnesota
Mantilla
Thomas
Richardson
New York
Yastrzemski
Campaneris
Charles
Kansas City
Ordenal
Los Angeles
Blasingame
Washington
Gentile
Mantle
Aparicio
Howser
Peters
Aguirre
Detroit
Kaat
McDowell
Howard
Lopez
Kranepool
J. Alou
San Francisco
Rune
Santo
Brock
St. Louis
Banks
Wills
Ellis
Cincinnati
Buh
Ellsworth
Giusti
Houston
Koufax
Kroll
Spahn
Friend
Pittsburgh
Gibson
Marichal
Drysdale
Chuck McKinley to Play in Davis Cup Against Canada
Chuck McKinley, top American tennis player, will compete in the Davis Cup ties against Canada. United States Lawn Tennis Association officials persuaded him after he initially announced nonavailability. The U S Canada matches are set for June 20 at Bakersfield California, with McKinley slated to face Canada and not Mexico.
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Pittsburgh
Chuck McKinley
Canada
United States Lawn Tennis Association
McKinley
Bakersfield
Calif
George MacCall
Mexico
America
Gilmer Boots Choice Marks New Lions Coach
Harry Gilmer, newly appointed Detroit Lions coach, favors cowboy boots for comfort. Born in Tuscaloosa Alabama, he continues to bring a distinctive style to the team and sideline routine.
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Harry Gilmer
Detroit Lions
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Derby Preps To End With Trial By ORLO ROBERTSON
Preparations for the 91st Kentucky Derby run toward a verdict after the Derby Trial at Churchill Downs. Bold Lad seeks racing form ahead of the Run for the Roses, with about 12 contenders and a $156000 purse plus $113500 to the winner.
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Derby
Louisville
Bold Lad
America
Churchill Downs
CBS
Dapper Dan
Dapper Delegate
Swift Ruler
Natashua
Mr. Pak
Carpenter's Rule
Lucky Debonair
Apple Core
Tom Rolfe
Ohio birds get color marks for tracking studies
Ohio State University extension and the State Wildlife Division highlight a bird-marking program using colored wing bands on starlings grackles and cowbirds to study movements. Observers are asked to report marker color location date and observer details. The Wildlife Division notes fines for egg taking and shooting from cars and reports water pollution claims totaling thousands paid and pending against several cities.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio State University
State Wildlife Division
University
Department of Zoology and Entomology
Ohio State Unversity
Columbus
Widlife
Robert Swiger
Wapakoneta
Edgar A. Cooperider
Milford Center
Wildlife Division
Gahanna
Franklin County
Tiffin
Findlay
Yankees edge Angels 1 0 for second win in doubleheader
Mel Stottlemyre pitched a three hit game for his second win in New York Yankees 1 0 victory over the Los Angeles Angels to complete the doubleheader sweep. Ron Swoboda doubled in a run and hit a homer driving in two for the Mets in a 4 3 win to split their doubleheader with the Giants.
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Mel Strottlemyre
New York
Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Ron Swoboda
Mets
San Francisco
Duke's Younger Son to Wed American Heiress
Lord Charles Spencer Churchill, 24, heir to the Marlborough dukedom, will marry Gillian Spreckels Fuller, 18, daughter of Andrew P. Fuller of New York and Fort Worth. Fuller is a great-granddaughter of John D. Spreckels. The wedding is set for New York on September 28.
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London
Duke of Marlborough
Charles Spencer Churchill
Gillian Spreckels Fuller
Andrew P. Fuller
New York and
Fort Worth
Tex
John D. Spreckels
California
Charles
Eton
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
New York
Unknowns almost stole Drake show at Drake Relays
Des Moines Iowa AP strong man Randy Matson of Texas A M was voted outstanding athlete after shattering Drake shot put and discus marks. Theron Lewis of Southern University Baton Rouge led a relay sweep with Drake records in four events and anchors, 45.4 second 440, 1 23 2 880, and sprint medley victories.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Southern University of Baton ‘Rouge
Drake
Matson
Southern
Theron Lewis
Lewis
Kansas
Drake College
Baton Rouge
Hulls Sinker Launches Hawks
Bobby Hull opened the third period with a 55 foot shot that got past Montreal goalie Charlie Hodge, lifting the Chicago Black Hawks to a 5 1 victory over the Canadiens to even the Stanley Cup series at two games each. referee Vern Buffey issued 24 penalties in a game that angered Montreal coach Toe Blake who charged the referee after the final whistle ending with Blake pursued by trainers and two taunting fans. The Hawks travel to Montreal for Game 5 on Tuesday.
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Chicago
Bobby Hull
Montreal
Charlie Hodge
Chicago Black Hawk
Hodge
Hawks
Montreal Canadiens
Vern Buffey
Canadiens
Buffey
Toe Blake
Blake
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Dot Shearer
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Long's College Bookstore
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