Farrell Wins Wrong Indoor Record At NYAC Games
Tommy Farrell beat Bill Crothers in the 880 yards at the 97th NYAC Games in 1:49.8 for a fast indoor time, though he said he sought a different record. Crothers failed to close the gap as Farrell claimed another indoor mark, while Tamara Press and Yolanda Balas set women’s indoor records and Mary Rand hit an American mark in the broad jump.
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Madison Square Garden
Russia
Tamara Press
Yolanda Balas
Roumania
England
Mary Rand
Detroit Beats Chicago 5-3. Montreal Tops Boston 7-1
In National Hockey League action the Detroit Red Wings defeated the Chicago Blackhawks 5 to 3, while the Montreal Canadiens routed the Boston Bruins 7 to 1.
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National Hockey League
FOE's 2 935 Total May Not Hold Up
The FOE 528 team of Middletown led the 39th annual Ohio Woman's Bowling Association tournament with a 2935 handi cap, but the score may not stand after 15 weeks. Last year 3134 won, 3064 tied for 10th, and 2956 was the actual winner Jim Connell Chevrolet of Cleveland. With 1600 teams still to bowl, the 2935 is unlikely to hold.
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Middletown
David L. Smith
Jim Connell Chevrolet
Cleveland
Mary Ritter
Joan Best
Youngstown
Glenna Burns
Snell to Run Last Indoor Race at Los Angeles Games
Peter Snell, 26, New Zealand ace and Tokyo Olympic double gold medalist, will race the 1,000 yards at the Los Angeles Times Indoor Games in the Sports Arena on Saturday night. He plans one more outdoor season, then retirement from track to focus on writing a book and family life.
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Los Angeles
Peter Snell
New Zealand
Los Angeles Times
Snell
Auckland
Tokyo
City Cage Results Mixed Scores From Multiple Teams
City Cage results show Ist Methodist-67 led by Mann 9 6 24 and Carmody 6 2 14 while Lorg-53 trailed with Carter 8 1 17 and Harrison 2 1 5. Harding-Jones-49 featured Reifsnider 1 0 2 and Lawson 9 5 23. Crystal Tissue match saw Miami Carey-57 led by Arnold 9 5 28 and Theobald 4 3 11. Hoover Ball 2 and Water Refining 0 forfeited.
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Theobald
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Brooks
Miller
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Edwards
Ohio Bell
Stevens
Helsinger
Wyatt
Rue
Pavuk
Maimi Carey
Panama Open leads with Art Wall Jr nine under par 63
Art Wall Jr. posted a nine under par 63 to take a five stroke lead in the Panama Open first round. Don Finsterwald Don Stockney Dale Fetter tied at 70 in the chase pack just behind leaders. Dale Fetter tied for fourth as three Ohio players trail the frontrunner and Galietta Jr. sits in second with a 34 34 48 score.
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Ohio
Don Finsterwald
Athens
Don Stockney
Columbus
Dale Fetter
Middletown
Panama Stickney
Art Wall Jr
Finsterwald
Felter
Wall
Pocona Manor
Mal Galletta Jr
Hempstead
N.Y
Yancey Leads Beard Draws Big Attention at Phoenix Open
Bert Yancey shot a five under 67 to lead the Phoenix Open after the first round at Arizona Country Club. Al Geiberger and Frank Beard tied for second at 68 with Beard drawing most attention for a pro am record nine under par 63 and four more birdies in round one, finishing without a bogey.
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Ariz
Bert Yancey
Yancey
West Point
Arizona Country Club
al Geiberger
Frank Beard
Beard
Rodriguez Faces Rubin Carter In Madison Square Garden Bout
Luis Rodriguez opens as a 7-5 favorite in a 10 round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden against Rubin Hurricane Carter. Rodriguez sports an 57-4 record with 22 knockouts and will weigh about six pounds more than Carter, who stands 20-5 with 13 knockouts.
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New York
Luis Rodriguez
Rubin
Hurricane
Ortiz Laguna bout postponed due to illness
Lightweight champion Carlos Ortiz suspends defense against Ismael Laguna in Panama City after a virus and upset stomach leave Ortiz unfit. Manager Bill Daly said a new date will be set once Ortiz is 100 percent healthy as doctors conduct further tests over the next two days.
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Panama
Carlos Ortiz
Ismael Laguna
Bill Daly
Ortiz
Laguna
Canadiens Break Slump With 7 1 Victory Over Bruins
Montreal coach Toe Blake halted a five game skid with a decisive 7 to 1 win over the Boston Bruins. The victory lifts Montreal to second place, two points behind Chicago, and ends a slump not seen since 14 years ago.
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Toe Blake
National Hockey League
Boston Bruins
Canadiens
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Bruins
Montreal
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Chicago
Detroit
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Habs
Transportation 59 Tubing 51 in Armco League clash
In Armco Slo-Break League action at Armco Center Transportation edged Tubing 59 to 51. Fuller led Transportation with 17 points while Sewell scored 20 for Tubing. Butch Kelly had 14 for Pipe Shop in a 53 to 42 win over Stores, with Wood and Inman tying Stores at 12. Metallurgical stopped East Processing 42 to 23 as Beck scored 13 and Rose led East with nine.
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Armco
Armco Center
Fuller
Sewell
Butch Kelly
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Inman
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East Processing
Beck
Rose
Mixed Foursomes Golf Flight Sees Fitton Connell In Fifth
Mrs John Fitton of Hamilton Ohio and Truman Connell of Jupiter Fla sit fifth after round two in the National mixed Foursomes Invitational. They posted a 73 for a 146 total, seven strokes behind the leaders.
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Fila
John Fitton
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Ohio
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Fla
Connell
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Unusual 500 Series Highlight by Mary Dickerson at Eastern Lanes
Mary Dickerson carded a standout 561 series at Eastern Lanes after a 245 in game one and a 103 in game two, followed by a 213 in game three. The turnout features Dickerson and repeated high scores from bowlers such as Dick Davidson and Bert Bailey among others in a local standings snapshot.
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Eastern Lanes
Dick Davidson
Bert Bailey
Bill Theodore
George Marshall
Paul Grisfin
Bill Barnes
Lois Neal
Sally Yenser
Marge Sanders
Marcia Barker
Susan Hall
Velda Voglesang
Ella Miller
Betty Romans
Zona Weaver
Janie Whitman
Kay McCue
June Timel
Dot Pippen
Mary Leopold
Ella Lou Isbel
Malissie Combs
Les Thurman
Dot Staten
Mary J. Cohen
Loop Officers Are Nominated
A slate of candidates was named at the Fort Ancient Valley Conference organizational meeting in Lebanon. President nominees are David Frey of Mason and Darrel Courtney of Kings Mills, with president-elect hopefuls R A Barbour Blanchester Paul Swamberger Clinton Massie and Homer Oliver Little Miami. Secretary treasurer nominees include Walter Dwire Mason and Charles Stafford Clinton Massie. election is slated for April at Springboro High.
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Fort Ancient Valley Conference
David Frey
Mason
Darrel Courtney
Kings Mills
R. A. Barbour
Blanchester
Paul Swamberger
Clinton Massie
Homer Oliver
Little Miami
Walter Dwire
Charles Stafford
Springsboro High
Mallory Joins Yale Football Coaching Staff
New Haven Ohioan William Mallory joins Yale as the latest member of the football coaching staff at Yale University. The Bowling Green State University alum fills the final vacancy on the staff.
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New Haven, Conn
Yale
William Malory
Bowling Green State University
Mallory
Middletown Middies Swim Past Hamilton Taft 53 42
Middletown High Middies improve to 8 5 with a 53 42 win over Hamilton Taft at UMWA pool. Medley relay sets pool record 1 27.35 and Ron Jones clocks school best 1 08.9 in 100 yard breast.
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Middletown High Middies
Hamilton Taft
UMWA
Ron Jones
Middies
Princeton
Grenfield McClain
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