Five Aces Dominate 31st Ohio Moose Bowling Tourney
In the 31st Annual Ohio State Moose Association Bowling Tournament Five Aces appears to hold the winning hand. The event showcases top local bowling clubs competing for the title and awards.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1973
Page
17
In the 31st Annual Ohio State Moose Association Bowling Tournament Five Aces appears to hold the winning hand. The event showcases top local bowling clubs competing for the title and awards.
Middletown diver Lynette Johnson will travel to Houston Texas May 18 20 to compete in three events at the National Age Group Championships. She qualified at the University of Cincinnati pool alongside divers from Texas Florida and Nebraska and will aim for a spot on the US team for the Belgium international meet. Johnson a seventh grader at St Mary School and former AAU state champion is part of the Dayton Dolphins and is preparing for the weekend finals of the bowling tourney though focus remains on her diving nationals
Eight golfers tied for first at Brown's Run in the Honest John Handicap with net 72. Don Langhorne Ham Watkins Mike Miller John Bauer Jr Tom Bonny Jim Waxweiler John Griffin and Dr E R Turner each posted 72 net. Bonny led with a 76 gross while Miller 77 and Bob Turner 78.
Chicago Black Hawks, coached by Billy Reay, fell 8-3 to the Montreal Canadiens in Montreal. The game opened with blinking lights and saw the Hawks struggle until the third period.
Charlie Rice tops the William Verity Opening Day Handicap at Forest Hills posting two 32s for 62 to win low gross in the championship flight. Over 90 golfers participated with Lownet recognizing Jack Downey at 64 and multiple flight winners named.
Doug Ruscher led the day at Wildwood with a one over par 72. Charles Weidner Sr. posted 73, Bill Mitchell 74, Steve Nelson 75, while Frank Fanning Fred Rees Fred Robinson Paul Spadafora and Paul Szabo all shot 76. Low nets went to Robinson 69 0-8 handicap Wilson 66 9-14 Haney 67 15 plus. Closest to pin honors went to Kent Little Bill Whitt Tom Bell. Blind bogey 71 shared by Frank Myers and Nelson.
Fenwick High School held its All-Sports banquet honoring athletes across sports. Awards included Henry T. Rossi Catholic Athlete of the Year to Curt Hurst, Wild Falcon to Dave McLaughlin, and multiple sport-specific honors. The Knights of Columbus presented $1,000 to the Falcon athletic department.
Austin Meyers of Louisville set a new Alky Funny Car track record at Edgewater Park Dragway with a 7.41 second quarter mile to win the 16 car event. Other winners included Bud Mullins Fairborn in Modified Eliminators Don Leonard Cincinnati in Super Stock Eliminators and Jim Zielinski Batesville Ind in Stock Eliminators.
Top seed Stan Smith won in Gothenburg while Ilie Nastase claimed the European Spring title in Madrid. Other winners include Mark Cox over Arthur Ashe in Denver, Lanny Wadkins topping Dan Sikes in Dallas, Isao Aoki clinching in Nagoya, Emerson Fittipaldi in Barcelona, and Gloria Ehret winning Birmingham. Track and field highlight Drake Relays. Jersey speedsters lead Villanova in Philadelphia. Tri Jet nets a minor horse race victory in Inglewood.
Elyria's Bob Frey won the 50-lap feature at Tri-County Speedway as the American Speed Association season debut. He also claimed fast time, trophy dash, and a heat. Rocky Fisher finished second after Frey led from lap three. Jim Bickerstaff won the late model feature, with Danny Eichler and Jim Melzer taking sport sedan and rat racer wins.
Bobby Clarke of the Philadelphia Flyers named National Hockey League Player of the Year by The Hockey News. Joe Crozier of Buffalo earns top coach honor and Sam Pollock of the Montreal Canadiens is recognized as outstanding executive.
A Lebanon raceway entries list outlines eight races with notable horses such as Pace-Honeybrook Easter Pace-Champaign Bubble Foxville and others. The program names entrants for IRD and BTH divisions along with individual horse names.
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