Ruppert High Pin Campaign At Sports Bowl
Ruppert Highs Janet Ruppert rolled 190 248 223 661 in the Bowl Down Cancer drive at Sports Bowl to contend for the grand prize of a two week trip to London and Paris. Her 757 total with a 96-pin handicap highlights a night of top scores as two Eastern Lanes champions were crowned and league leaders posted high marks across the house.
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Janet Ruppert
Bowling Proprietors of America
London
Paris
Ruppert
Detroit Pitcher Lary Led 1961 In 22 Complete Games
Detroit right hander Frank Lary logged 22 complete games in the 1961 season, edging Baltimore’s Steve Barber who had 14. The notice section references a divorce petition in Butler County Ohio and lists case numbers and dates for response.
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Detroit
Frank Lary
Steve Barber
Baltimore
McCoy Griese
Carrie Wright
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Bow
Finest Scoring ABC Ends Ohio bowlers win big
In Des Moines the American Bowling Congress tourney closed after 69 days with seven new champions. Notable finishes include Andy Renaldi of Youngstown top in regular singles with 720, and Ohioans Dick Thompson, Jim Ricci, and others placing in top 10. Classic all events saw John Powell Jr. of Toledo second with 2027. other winners include Renaldi, Gribin, Madison, Young.
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Des Moines
Iowa
American Bowling Congress
Tno
Jack Winters
Philadelphia
Bob Poole
Pueblo
Colo
Dick Allison
Dick Hoover
St. Louis
Andrew Renaldi
Youngstown
Ohio
John Gribin
Gary Madison
Riverside
Calif
Billy Young
Tulsa
Okla
Jones Dairy
Kingston
N.Y. I
Rookie Leads Tie at Titleholders Golf Tournament
Augusta Ga August — Judy Kimball a 21 year old professional with under two years on tour owned a fifth of first place after a scrambling round at Augusta Country Club. She shot 73 despite missing 12 greens on the 6880 yard course tying with defending champion Mickey Wright Betsy Rawls Barbara Ro Mack and Jo Ann Prentice for a share of the lead.
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Augusta
Judy Kimball
Sioux City
Iowa
Lassie
Augusta Country Club
Miss Kimball
Mickey Wright
Betsy Rawls
Barbara Ro‘mack
Jo Ann Prentice
Repeat Showdown In North South Amatuer Finalists Linked
Pinehurst North Carolina Billy Joe Patton and Hobart Manley old rivals in a North and South Amateur finals repeat faced semifinals today Patton met Edward Updegraff a Tucson ophthalmologist while Manley faced Dale Morey a former Indiana resident now in Patton's town Gabe Paul long time baseball executive has held numerous roles with the Cleveland Indians
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Pinehurst
N.C
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
Hobart Manley
Savannah
Patton
Edward Updegraff
Tucson
Ariz
Manley
Dale Morey
Indiana
Gabe Paul
Cleveland Indians
Collins Shave Lead In Texas Open Shadow Of Palmer
In San Antonio Bill Collins and Bob Shave Jr each shot five under par 64 to grab a first round lead while Arnold Palmer lurks behind with a 67. Palmer survived tree trouble on the tenth hole, recovering with a chip and short putt for a bogey.
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San Antonio, Tex
Bill Collins
Bob Shave Jr
Arnold Palmer
Shave
Willoughby
Ohio
Collins
Palmer
Boxing Roundup From Cities Reports Six Bout Outcomes
In San Diego Charley Powell 225 pounds defeated Gerald Gaines 210 pounds. In Stockton Manny Magallano 116 pounds outpointed Nacho Escalante 119 pounds. In Philadelphia Len Matthews 126 pounds stopped Johnny Palmer 139 pounds. In Miami Willie James 145 pounds outpointed Joe Merchison 140% pounds. In Osaka Leo Espinosa 122% pounds outpointed Masakatsu Kuroki 1212 pounds. Record of bouts across multiple cities.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Calif
Charley Powell
Gerald Gaines
Los Angeles
Stockton
Manny Magallano
Monterrey
Mexico
Nacho Escalante
Mexico City
Philadelphia
Len Matthews
Johnny Palmer
Columbus
Ohio
Miami
Fla
Willie James
Greenville
Joe Merchison
Jacksonville
Osaka
Japan
Leo Espinosa
Philippines
Masakatsu Kuroki
Madison Has Secret Track Weapon At Triangular Meet
Madison Mohawks win their third decision in a week as sophomore Alan Daniel dominates with 11 blue ribbons over three days. Brandenburg praises the secret weapon, and Daniel wins multiple events including the 100 yard dash and high jump, helping Madison to a 58-57-32 tri meet win over New Miami and Fenwick.
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Madison Township
Larry Brandenburg
Alan Daniel
Daniel
Mohawks
Madison Cindermen
New Miami
Fenwick
Brandenburg
Gaston
Farkis
Short
Fox
Enright
Nickell
Pleasant
White
DePew
Streit
Foster
Card Hurler Posts No-Hitter
Germantown High’s Jim Winning pitched a no hit game against Gratis, winning 2 to 0. Winning fanned 21 batters, faced 25, as two Gratis errors and two walks produced the Trojans’ only runs. Germantown 010 19 0 Gratis 000 8 Winsing and Orum, Thomas and Johnson.
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Gratis
Germantown High
Jim Winning
Germantown
Cardinal
Trojans
Winsing
Orum
Thomas and Johnson
Sterling Moss Seeks Words After Crash Recovery
London AP reports Stirling Moss near four days in a coma progressing to semiconscious state. A hospital spokesman says the racing ace is trying to talk to doctors as he recovers from severe injuries suffered in Monday's crash at Goodwood track.
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London
Stirling Moss
Maute
Goodwood Track
Yesterday's Stars Pitching Standout Gibson Leads Cardinals to 3-2 Win
Pitcher Bob Gibson and the Cardinals defeated the Astros 3-2 as Houston managed only two hits and seven scoreless innings. Roman Mejia homered to open the eighth. Tommie Aaron starred for the Braves with a three‑hit day including a single, triple, and homer, driving in four as Atlanta topped Philadelphia 10-4.
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Bob Gibson
Cardinals
Houston
Colts
Roman Mejias
Tommie Aaron
Braves
Philadelphia
Middletown squads post sweep over Chaminade and Miamisburg
Widdletown Middletown spring teams swept two wins with the colt golf squad routing Chaminade 15 to 1 at Wildwood and the tennis team sealing a 5-0 away victory over Miamisburg. Golf records rise to 6-2 and tennis to 7-1 for the season.
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Middletown
Colt
Chaminade
Wildwood
Miamisburg
Franklin High linksmen split two road outings
Franklin High spring squads gained a split yesterday on the road as the Wildcats won one outing and dropped the other.
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Franklin High
Wildcat Linksmen
Ohio Division of Wildlife Urges Anglers to Fish Now
The Ohio Division of Wildlife issued a glowing fishing conditions report. Anglers are urged to wet lines as streams run very low and clear while lakes are clear. Northwestern district reports catfish crappies suckers bullheads and bass, with several lakes highlighted by name.
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Ohio
Ohio ‘Division of Wildlife
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Indiana
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Acton
Preble
Loraimie
Shelby
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