Eagles Bowling Tourneys Sets Two Shifts At Sports Bowl
Fifty eight teams take part in the State Eagles Bowling Tournament at the Sports Bowl with the Presidents from Cheviot leading after day one at 2989. Sunday features 14 doubles and singles events as R Zimmerman and W Sheid of Norwalk top the doubles and K Graves of New Lexington leads the singles with 729 and a 651 series. Chardon Brush posted the high game with 256 as the event enters its second weekend.
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State Eagles
Sports Bowl
Cheviot
R. Zimmerman
W. Sheid
Norwalk
New Lexington
K. Graves
Chardon
Brush
Putter Stars Shine as Casper Trails Leaders in Tucson Open
In Tucson, Lee Trevino and Bob Murphy shot six under 66 to lead the Tucson Open field, with Billy Casper one stroke back at 67. Casper highlighted by six birdies and strong putting on a flat course described as a putter’s field, while Dudley Wyson and Julius Boros sat at 67 and 68 respectively in near ideal conditions.
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Bob Murphy
Billy Casper
Trevino
Murphy
Trevin
Tucson National Golf Club
Casper
Dudley Wyson
Julius Boros
Mason Rudolph
Tom Shaw
J.C. Snead
Sam Snead
Frank Beard
Orville Moody
Domed Park Rejected In Cleveland
Cleveland and Cuyahoga County officials were told a domed football and baseball stadium is financially unfeasible. Charles Luckman Associates estimated costs from 44 to 60.5 million with no subsidies likely. A smaller domed arena for baseball hockey and basketball might be feasible, but no plans were announced.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Charles Luckman Associates
Luckman Associates
Municipal Stadium
Wildcats Clinch Freshman MML Win Over Talawanda
Oxford Franklin High freshman team defeated Talawanda 53 to 33 to close MML play with a 4 1 record and finish second in the league. John Clark scored 15 points and Ron Riley 14 for the Wildcats while Talawanda had no double figure scorers.
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Oxford
Franklin High Wildcats
Talawanda
John Clark
Wildcats
Ron Riley
Talawanda Cagers
Franklin
Plant Takes Close One In Armco Six-Foot And-Under League
Hamilton Coke Plant edged Transportation GO 52 to 50 in Amanda. Pete Snow scored 16 for the winners while Bob Simpson had 14 for the losers. John Campbell led Research Rejects with 16 as Cold Strip fell 64 to 45.
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Hamilton Coke Plant
Transportation GO
Armco
Amanda
Pete Snow
Bob Simpson
Research Rejects
John Campbell
Lopez Seeks World Welter Title in Forum Showdown
Ernie Indian Red Lopez, 24, the top challenger with 41 fights and five losses, meets champion Jose Napoles, 29, in a 15 round or less bout at the Forum. Napoles, a 4-1 favorite, carries a 55-5-0 record after winning the crown with a 13 round KO of Curtis Cokes last April 17.
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Los Angeles
Ernie
Lopez
Jose ‘“Mantequilla
Napoles
Mexico City
Forum
the Forum
Curtis Cokes
Opti-Derby Signups Near End Of Final Week
Registration for the 1970 Opti-Derby continues daily except Sunday at Howe Motor Co on Verity Parkway through February 21. Eligible youths aged 11 to 15 by August 1 1970 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Last year 140 signed up and 92 raced at Derby Downs.
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Howe Motor Co
Verity Parkway
Derby Downs
100th Running of New York Ladies Handicap at Aqueduct
The 1970 Ladies Handicap at Aqueduct will mark the race's 100th edition. Historically run at Jerome Park Morris Park Belmont Park and most recently Aqueduct.
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New York
Aqueduct
Jerome Park
Morris Park
Belmont Park
BOF Secures Forfeit Win Over Instrument Repair
Cold Strip's Roy Buhner scored 12 points as BOF claimed a forfeit victory against Instrument Repair, with teammates posting double figures in the sparse readable lines.
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Roy Buhner
BOF
ROWLING HONOR ROLL LISTINGS FOR MEN AND WOMEN
A compiled honor roll shows numerous names with individual scores across different rounds. entries include T Brown Palmer Combs Laurens Selby Mikovich Compton Theodore Dennis Haney Ratliff Massey Ballard Harrison Russell Cherry Schuster Woodruff Alexander Glover Epperly Knable Smith Taylor Osborne Dennis Conarroe Klase Brewer Eby Howard Gates Gilby Stevens Phipps Thatts Wenzel Manning Quillen Dalton Edwards Barnes Eyler Fugett Taylor Hall Lundberg Waddell Brown Deck Murphy Turner Earl Hocz Harville Howard Wills Alexander
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T. Brown
P. Palmer
H. Combs
P. Laurens
C. Selby
L. Mikovich
C. Compton
B. Theodore
C. Dennis
G. Haney
L. Ratliff
T. Massey
M. Ballard
J. Harrison
B. Russell
D. Cherry
J. Schuster
D. Woodruff
A. Alexander
A. Glover
C. Epperly
A. Knable
A. Smith
B. Taylor
J. Smith
G. Osborne
D. Dennis
L. Conarroe
J. Klase
J. Brewer
C. Eby
B. Howard
B. Gates
S. Gilby
S. Stevens
E Phipps
J . Wenzel
N. Manning
Is. Quillen
A. Dalton
I. Edwards
T. Barnes
J. Eyler
In. Fugett
Z. Taylor
J. Hall
M. Lundberg
E. Waddell
F. Brown
M. Deck
M. Murphy
M. Turner
B. Earl
E. Hocz
C. Harville
J. Howard
S. Wills
D. Alexander
Ellis Frazier bout set for Madison Square Garden
WBA champion Jimmy Ellis meets Joe Frazier Monday night in Madison Square Garden for a scheduled 15 round undisputed heavyweight title clash. Ellis and manager Angelo Dundee push for action after months of sparring and delays. Ellis vows to be ready and face Frazier’s pressure in the arena crowd.
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New York
Jimmy Ellis
World Boxing Association
Madison Square Garden
Joe Frazier
Ellis
Frazier
Angelo Dundee
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
Dundee
Floyd Patters
Billy “Moleman
Williams
Joe “Shotgun” Shelton
Stanford Harris
City League Box Scores From Riverside Meet
Multiple team box scores list players with points rebounds and assists for Crystal Tissue, Interstate Folding, Diamond Fiber, Ohio Bell, Wrenn Papers, Faith United Methodist, Jake's All-Stars, Park-N-Save, Eichleau Corp, Monell's Restaurant, Mil ler, and Miami Carey. Forfeit noted in Wrenn vs Sandy's Carpet with score 58. Box totals featured per team and half scores where provided.
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Faith United Methodist
Cobaugh
Cain
Tibbs
Bremer
Glass
Half
Jake
J. Mason
Barker
Hudson
Sewell
Mullins
Childers
Jr. Mason
Faith
Eichleau Corp
Kraft
Esposito
Serapiglia
Lewis
Nunez
Cooper
Taylor
Hall
Park
Monell‘s
Miller
Campbell
Jones
Arnold
Monroe
Webb
R. Barker
Miami-Carey
J. Reffitt
Noble
Kelley
R. Reffitt
Quinn
Thigpen
Monell
National League relocates HQ from Cincinnati to San Francisco
The National League moved its headquarters from Cincinnati to San Francisco leaving Warren Giles and 18 years of memories behind. Fred Fleig Dave Grote and Lou Krems depart with the office to be headed by Charles Feeney. Giles retires after bringing the office to the city in 1951.
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Cincinnati
National League
San Francisco
Warren Giles
League
Fred Fleig
Dave Grote
Lou Krems
Charles Feeney
Giles
Grote
Fleig
Krems
Bengals Schedule Preseason Clash In New Detroit Stadium
Cincinnati Bengals announce a preseason game against the Detroit Lions at the riverfront stadium opening this summer. The Sept 12 game in the 55 000 seat venue is part of three home exhibitions with Browns and another opponent to be announced, while two or three road games are planned. Lions posted a 9 41 record last season.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bengals
Detroit Lions
Riverfront
Bengals
Lions
Cleveland Browns
Paul Brown
College Coaching Rougher Than HS Says Ganakas
East Lansing Michigan State basketball coach Gus Ganakas compares college coaching to high school noting greater early pressure and intensity in college level as he takes the new role.
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East Lansing
Mich
Gus Ganakas
Ganakas
Michigan State
NHL Scores Tie and Wins From Philadelphia to Detroit
In a busy NHL update Philadelphia and Toronto skated to a 3 3 tie while Detroit defeated St Louis 5 2. The night featured competitive play across divisions with multiple teams delivering strong performances.
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National Hockey League
Philadelphia
Toronto
Detroit
St. Louis
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