Lola Crawford Shines in City Bowling Weekend
Lola Crawford dominated the Women's City Tournament with a 621 all events score and 39 handicap points to lead singles. She partnered with Jan Pender to 1,027 actual and 1,120 in doubles while Gross Lumber led team scores with 2,647 handicap and 2,513 actual at Laynecrest Lanes.
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Gross Lumber
Wal-Hill
Eckhart Crawford-Pender
Foreman
Danner
Hawthorne-Steinbrugge
Vail-Butcher
Lola Crawford
Helen House
Mary Alice Mack
Jan Pender
Margie Moore
Sports Bowl
Delen House Crawford
Pender
Leona Priest
Susan Eckhart
Virginia Foreman
Helen Danner
Caroline Kelly
Fetlo Gross Lumber
Carlisle
Wilma Brewer
Janet Ruppert
Betty Lansdale
Rose Bowen
Alice Marts
Laynecrest Lanes
Mg's
Susie Beiser
A & R TV Service
Crawford
Laura Garcia
Russian Ski Instructor Seeks Asylum Then Returns Home
Lev Kaganov, a 33 year old Russian ski instructor, slipped from a group of Soviet skiers at a northern Sweden resort and sought political asylum in Sweden. He told reporters at the Russian consular office that the home country means everything to him and denied political motives. He later traveled to Moscow.
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Stockholm
Lev Kaganov
Moscow
Kaganov
Sweden
Boxers Dawn in Baltic Ring Clash
Balboa Venezuela Carlos Hernandez 140 percent knockout Humberto Trottmann Panama 2 Maurice Tavant France knocks out Lothar Abend West Germany 10 lightweights.
Fenwick Falcons Fall in Zone Clash at Home
Springfield Central Catholic topped Fenwick 47-44 after a tight struggle in a Zone defense battle. Mike Riesser led the Tornados with 16 points as the Falcons failed to clinch a late rally on their home floor.
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Mindlin
Springfield Central Catholic
Fenwick
Falcons
Mike Riesser
Tornados
Kovach
Hamilton
Spb
Bobsled Championship Cancelled After Driver Dies in Italy
In Cortina d Ampezzo Italy the world bobsled four man title was canceled after the death of Anton Pensberger 26 when his sled left the track during the first run. Nine of 17 sleds completed the second run as nations debate continuing.
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Cortina D'Ampezzo
Italy
Anton Pensberger
Pensberger
Ludwig Siebert
Helmut Wurzer
Roland Eberhardt
Germany
Austria
Switzerland
France
Canada
United States
Britain
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Farrell Upset Tops Season as Cassell Beats Farrell in 600
Philadelphia AP reports Ollan Cassell, the Olympian from Nutley, N.J., upset Tommy Farrell in the 600 at 1 12.8, marking one of the season’s major shocks. Farrell blamed a slow finish, eyeing a showdown with Bill Crothers. George Young also stunned Bill Baillie in the two mile, while Richard Ross and John Davies had minor wins in the Philadelphia-New York doubleheader.
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Philadelphia
Tommy Farrell
Ollan Cassell
Nutley
N.J
Farrell
Canada
Bill Crothers
Philadelphia Inquirer
Cassell
St. John's
United States
Crothers
George Young
Casa Grande
Ariz
Bill Baillie
New Zealand
Young
Baillie
Richard Ross
Baton Rouge
John Davies
New York
Pappy Guys Triumph as Youth Faces Elite Runners in Seattle Meet
Parry O'Brien and Jim Grelle defeated younger challengers in Seattle's indoor meet while Gerry Lindgren and Lennox Miller surged to standout wins. Bob Day of UCLA and Jeff Chase highlighted vault and mile showings as Day led early pace and Lindgren dominated the two mile. Miller clocked 6.1 in the 60 yards and O'Brien threw 63-9 to win the shot put as Oregon’s Day chased the mile title.
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Seattle
Parry O'Brien
Jim Grelle
Gerry Lindgren
Lennox Miller
Jeff Chase
San Jose State
Santa Clara
Bob Day
Ucla
Lindgren
Portland
Grelle
University of Oregon
Multnomah
Day
Washington State University
Montana
Doug Brown
Jamaica
Southern California
Wayne Hermen
Pasadena
Neil Steinhauer
Mantle Released From Hospital After Shoulder Surgery
Mickey Mantle, 34, was released from a Rochester hospital after surgery to remove a bone chip in his right shoulder. The condition hampered his throwing and batting last season for the New York Yankees.
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Rochester, Mion
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Rochester
Mantle
Russell Leads 1966 All America Candidate Field
The 1966 All-America voting race centers on Cazzie Russell of Michigan as the lone returnee from 1965 alongside a deep field. Candidates include Jim Walker Providence Clyde Lee Vanderbilt Dave Bing Syracuse Thad Jaracz Kentucky Henry Finkel Dayton Jack Marin Duke and many others from top programs.
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Cazzie Russell
Michigan
Associated Press
Russell
Wolverines
Jim Walker
Providence
Clyde Lee
Vanderbilt
Dave Bing
Syracuse
Thad Jaracz
Kentucky
Henry Finkel
Dayton
Jack Marin
Duke
Matt Guokas
St. Joseph’s Philadelphia
Dick Snyder
Davidson
Bob Verga
Walt Wesley
Kansas
Sonny Dave
St. John's New York
Ron Widby
Tennessee
Mike Silliman
Army
John Austin
Boston College
Louie Dampier
Eldridge Webb
Tulsa
Cortina Bobsted Club Contends Chute Ready For Event
The executive committee of the Cortina Bobsted Club argued the chute was in good enough condition to proceed. Contestants praised the jury's decision as Italy led the standings when competition halted and proposed awarding four gold medals.
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Cortina Bobsted Club
Italy
Jackie Robinson To Address GOP Meeting in Cleveland
Jackie Robinson the first Negro player in organized baseball will address the Ohio Republican Council annual meeting in Cleveland during the banquet. Robinson, a New York banker, is slated to speak as the council announces the weekend event on February 26 and 27.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jackie Robinson
Ohio Republican Council
Cleveland
Robinson
New York
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Karl Walden
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Richard Burton
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