Local Bowlers Lead Ohio Woman's State Tourney Standings
Middletown bowlers dominate after weekend action in the 39th Annual Ohio Woman's State Bowling Association Tournament at Eastern Lanes. FCE 528 tops team totals with 2935, led by Louise Armstrong 520 and Carol Abner 506. Progress Vending and Laut's Bar follow. Singles leaders include Ree Man Glenson Burns 654 and Lois Neal 633. doubles led by Danner-Fink 1034.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Journal
FOE
Jim Friend
Middletown
FCE
Glenson Burns
Somerville
Barbara Mayer
Hamilton
Lucille Benning
Minster
Lois Neal
Place In Sun Help To Goalie
Rookie goalie Roger Crozier has found his place with Detroit after a Florida rest. Since returning he is 7-2 with two shutouts, including a 6-0 win over Montreal to complete a weekend Canadiens sweep and boost Detroit’s home ice. Bobby Hull injured. may miss 2 to 4 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Bock
Associated Press
Roger Crozier
Sun
Detroit
National Hockey League
Red Wings
Crozier
Sid Abel
Abel
Florida
Montreal Canadiens
Canadiens
Wings
Montreal
Chicago
Toronto
New York
Boston
Bobby Hull
Maple Leafs
Hull
Standings and Players Across Bowling Teams and Divisions
Standings list shows TEAM Handicapped scores for Middletown and others led by Progress Vending Franklin Laut's Bar and Grill and Wedgewood BPA. TEAM Actual topped by Frisch's Cincinnati with 2 430. Doubles and Singles handicap tallies appear for multiple pairs and individuals across Youngstown Cincinnati Middletown Hamilton and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Vending
Franklin
Flo Wells
Laut’s Bar and Grill of
Minster
Miami Maid of
Middletown
Wedgewood Bpa
Younstown
Shirley Moorhead
Peg Dunlap
FOE
Franklin Laut’s Bar and Grill
Miami Maid
Wedgewood
Youngstown
Danner and Fink
Milford Lanes
Milford
Alley Oops
Witmer Motors
Well’s Music
Frisch's
Cincinnati
New Bill Would Elevate Wildlife Division From DN R
Youngstown Ohio state senator Thomas P Gilmartin vows to introduce legislation to move the Division of Wildlife from the Department of Natural Resources to its own department. He says sportsmen have lost their voice and fear license fees are diverted from hunting and fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Thomas P. Gilmartin
Division of Wildlife
Department of Natural Resources
Gilmartin
Schedule favors Phillies in 1965 National League race
The 1965 NL schedule gives the Philadelphia Phillies a hoped for edge with six games apiece against New York and Chicago. Opening day is April 12 with all teams. Phillies host the Giants on April 14 for their first home game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Phils
New York
Chicago
St.Louis
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Giants
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Candlestick Park
Reds
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Houston
Dodgers
Orioles sign Barber to 1965 contract
Steve Barber, veteran left hander, signed for 1965 at 23000 after a 2000 cut. He went 66-51 over five years with a 3.84 ERA last season, including four wins in five starts against the Yankees. Other signings included Pepitone Bennett Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Orioles
New York
Steve Barber
Yankees
Barber
Orioles
Joe Pepitone
Dennis Bennett
Boston
Ron Hansen
Chicago White Sox
Hunting Safer Than Church Socials Cited by Study
The National Wildlife Federation cited a five year insurance study showing hunting and shooting injuries are far fewer than church socials, with hunting ranking 16th among recreational injuries. Ohio officials urged ice safety measures and proper shanty and tip up tagging. State camping attendance rose to about 1.25 million in 1964, led by East Harbor Pymatuning and Hueston Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
National Wildlife Federation
Federation
State Parks and Recreation Division
Stonelick State Park
Clinton County
East Harbor
Pymatuning
Hueston Woods
Continental League Forms With Football Uniforms And Sudden Death
The Continental League debuts as a 10 team football circuit using cleats and shoulder pads, with a Aug 14 to Nov 13 schedule and sudden death tiebreakers. It draws five ex United League clubs, four from the Atlantic Coast League, plus Providence R I. The Eastern division includes Philadelphia Springfield Newark Toronto and Wheeling. West adds Richmond Charleston Hartford Providence and Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Canada
United League
Atlantic Coast League
Providence, R.I
Philadelphia
Springfield
Mass
Newark
N.J
Toronto
Wheeling
W.va
Richmond
Charleston
Hartford
Middletown Boosters Club Reports Major Support For Athletes
The Middletown Boosters Club says over $700 was spent this year on transporting students and members of the new M Club to athletic events. Jerry Brown was reelected president for a fifth term as the club unveiled the M Club at a school assembly and plans to outfit girls with sweaters next year. The club has 75 girls now and aims for 100 in 1965 66. Also elected were Gary Getterin vice president Mrs Martin Miller secretary and Gene Mack treasurer. Jess Neely and assistant Joe Davis of Rice have coached together for 34 seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Boosters
Middletown High
Jerry Brown
Brown
Gary Getterin
Martin Miller
Gene Mack
Crothers Eyes Snell Meet as Toronto Prep Goes On
Canadian runner Bill Crothers eyes the New York Athletic Club Games and a clash with Peter Snell while weighing Los Angeles meet plans. Snell, Olympic champion, looms after recent indoor success as Crothers recovers from influenza and contemplates a decision with coach Fred Foot. The Seattle and Syracuse meets highlight a day of strong indoor marks across the circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Crothers
New York Athletic Club
Peter Snell
Los Angeles Times
Crothers
Philadelphia
Toronto
New York
Fred Foot
Snell
Los Angeles
John Damien
Kansas
Seattle
Ralph Boston
Ray Saddler
Albuquerque
Syracuse
Floyd Little
Frank Costello
Maryland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louise Armstrong
Carol Abner
Alley Oaps
Ree Man
Mary Ritter
Jean Best
Carolyn Eckhardt
Mabel Willyerd
Columbus
Pauline Berry
Cecil Moorman
Marge Rukavina
Eloise Davidson
Pat Sword
Glenna Burns
Team Marty's Beauty Salon
Joe Lewis Realty
Bow's Restaurant
Parkway Hair
Manchester Motor Inn
VFW
Warner Five
Schoenling
Roof Garage
Harrison Insurance
Guyler Buick
Manchester Motor Inn No
Bobbie Brooks
Harkrader Realty
Coca-Cola
Wilmer Motors
Elk’s Ladies No
Elk’s Ladies
Wagner
Alley Ooops
Collins
Sanders
Miami Carey
Dillman’s
Super
Value
Danner & Fink
Helen Danner
Nancy Fink
Virginia Berry
Mabel Barr
Janet Gibbs
Sylvia Lewis
Peggy Dunn
Liz Temmen
Shirley Fultanois Neal
Pat Boellke
Wanda Burns
Mary Ann Downey
Jane Thomas
Betty Caudil
Malissie Combs
Maude Fields
Helen Ogle
Gerry Grimmett
Flora Pence
Mickey Armbruster
Elaine Haz
Elaine Hocz
Betty Caudi i
Shirley Fultz
WLT
Lets Neal
Betty Schliesman
Middletown Shopping Center
S. Breiel Blvd
Dean Hall
S. Main
Ronald L. Moder
TIMES
Tracy Stallard
St. Louis Cardinals
Phil Linz
Jim Bouton
New York Yankees
New York Baseball Writers
THE
Tokyo
Hiroyuke Ebihara
Japan
Katsuo Haga
Natural Resources Department
Ben H. Anderson
Lake Erie
Bill Howe
Mr. Chevrolet
HOWE
Otor Company
Central Ave
Leon Shaffer Golnick Advertising
Continental League
By Mike Rathet
NFL
AFL
Branch Rickey
Boosters
Jess Neely
Joe Davis
Rice
By Bob Green
Firestone
LYPE
Ize Gee
South Broad St
Dial
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!