Middletown Teams Lead Ohio Women’s Bowling Standings
The 39th annual Ohio Women’s Bowling Tournament at Eastern Lanes sees Middletown squads top the leader board as Fraternal Order of Eagles 58 improves to 2 2.955 handicap series and FOE 32% nears 3 000 with a 2.979 total. Christine Creech leads the Twilighters with 510.
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Middletown
Lima
David L. Smith
Harry Finkleman Realty
Order of Eagles
The
Foe
Tipp City bowler Kennedy shines in singles at J J Lanes
Local entries dominate team events as Lucy Kennedy of Tipp City posts the highest actual series and 706 singles, aiming to defend her title. The report details top doubles and all events leaders from Middletown and Columbus, with scores and handicaps across divisions.
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Bara Browning
Wanda Pemberton
Columbus
Lucille Koral
Mary Quinn
Troy
Rita Klousing
Janie Mullett
Ottawa
Mary Ritter
Joan Best
Youngstown
Irene Curtin
Ruby Beecker
Piqua
Lucille Kozul
Lacy Kennedy
Tipp City
Gleana Burns
Summerville
Barbara Mayer
Hamilton
Lena Wolford
Charlotte LaFayette
Lucy Kennedy
Troy- Tipp City
Sara Browning
Wanda
Lucille
Mary
Troy - Tipp City
Mes. Kozul
Lucy
Tipp
Umpires to Convene First Meeting of Year
The Middletown Umpires Association will hold its first meeting of the year tomorrow at 7 PM at the YMCA. James Whitley, secretary treasurer, said the event is open to all umpiring candidates.
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Middletown
Torre Gets Higher Pay for One Position This Season
Milwaukee slugger Torre signed his 1965 contract for about 40 000 and will focus on one job batting 322 with 20 homers and 10 RBIs last year. He liked the raise after moonlighting at catcher and first base last season. Boog Powell also signed with the Orioles for about 25 000 after a 39 homer 99 RBI year.
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Associated Press
Boog Powell
Powell
Don Gorrell Honored. Miami Alumni Highlighted
Dr. Donald K. Gorrell, United Theological Seminary professor, earned an American Association of Theological Schools faculty fellowship. He will spend a sabbatical year as a visiting scholar at Union Theological Seminary in New York City researching Christianity and early 20th century political movements. Gorrell previously served as Miami University football manager during the 1947 undefeated season coached by Sid Gillman featuring future coaching stars.
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Miami University
Donald K. Gorrell
United Theological Seminary
Dayton
Gorrell
American Association of Theological Schools
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
America
Don Gorrell
Sid Gillman
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Paul Dietzel
Army
Paul Shoults
Doc Urich
Ara
Ernie Plank
John Pont
Indiana
Cincy Bowler Sets A Record
Ron Weber of Cincinnati rolled a record 1076 for four games at Boardman Lanes to win the Ohio State Men's Singles Bowling Championship. He posted games of 269 248 280 and 279, topping John Powell Jr of Toledo by 18 pins.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Ron Weber
Cincinnati
Ohio State
Boardman Lanes
Weber
Peterson
John Powell Jr
Toledo
Powell
Bouton Enjoys Mexico City Visit After World Series
Jim Bouton Yankee pitcher who won two World Series games last fall toured Mexico City for five days, visited Acapulco and Taxco, and watched his first bullfight with wife Barbara. He recalls past trips to Mexico City during a 1961 Texas League stint and notes his ability to speak Spanish.
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Ridgewood
N. J
Jim Bouton
Yankee
Cardinals
Mexico
Barbara
Amarillo
Mexico City
Bouton
Acapulco
Taxco
Pollution kills one fish per person in Ohio report
Ohio Division of Wildlife reports 64 pollution investigations since May 1964 left more than 9.75 million fish dead and $27,133 in damages collected. Polluted sites include a Kenton plastics plant and Reynoldsburg, with damage rules and license reminders for 1965 fishing.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Division of Wildlife
Dale FE. Whitesell
Whitesell
Kenton Plastics
Farmers’ Elevator
Custar
Marysville
Reynoldsburg
Jim Rhodes
Local Diver Diane Paine Finishes Strong at Denison
Middletown diver Diane Paine, competing with the Dayton Dolphins, placed third on the low board with 211.95 points and second on the high board with 280.10 at the Senior Women's Indoor Diving Championships held at Denison University. Jane Pope of the Flying Fish at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base won the low board with 297.30 and the high board with 372.65.
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Diane Paine
Dayton Dolphins
Denison University
Middletonian
Jane Pope
Flying Fish
Wright - Patterson Air Force Base
Bear Bryant Cannot Beat The Longhorns
Alabama coach Bear Bryant has struggled against Texas, with five losses in seven meetings. The Orange Bowl setback 21-17 marked Bryant's 50th loss in 20 years as a head coach, amid a long history of Texas victories against his teams.
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Birmingham
Ala
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Alabama
Texas
Texans
Crimson Tide
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Bryant
Maryland
Texas A&m
Gun Bow Fires For Horse Of The Year Honors In San Antonio
Gun Bow, trained by Eddie Neley, dominates the San Antonio Handicap at Santa Anita to win 57 500 race. He defeats Candy Spots by three quarters of a length after a front end run carrying 129 pounds over a mile and a quarter in 1 47 4 5. The victory yields 35 000 and lifts his earnings to 656 392. Hill Rise finishes fifth as Ycaza and Neley eye Horse of the Year.
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Washington D.C
Kelso
San Antonio
Santa Anita
Candy Spots
Hill Rise
Eddie Neley
Manuel Ycaza
Dinkins Likely Out As Miami Faces Bobcats In MAC Tilt
Miami travels to Athens to challenge Ohio University as Charley Dinkins remains in Wade McMillan hospital with a severe upper respiratory infection and high fever. Coaches hope Dinkins may return Monday but at reduced strength. Miami, 16-3 overall and 10-0 MAC, seeks win in pursuit of conference crown.
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Miami
Athens
Redskins
Charley Dinkins
Wade McMillan
Dick Shrider
Dinkins
Western Michigan
Jim Patterson
Bobcats
Ohio
Books Steal Track Talent At AAU Indoor Meet
Olympic champion Peter Snell will miss the AAU National Indoor Championships as he plans to write a track book and retire from amateur competition. Texas A M star Randy Matson and 17 year old Paul Wilson also skip the meet while Wilson shines in Los Angeles. The Dallas Invitational saw Matson set an indoor shot put record and Wilson vaults 16 4 as the two day combined event draws 11 Olympic gold medalists and a Russian delegation.
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Randy Matson
Paul Wilson
New York
Schoolboy Wilson
Snell
Texan Matson
Bill Crothers
Canada
Matson
Texas A&m
Dallas
Concen
Aggies
Wilson
Downey
Calif
Los Angeles
AAU
Johnny Adams Airedn Twelve-Track Rider From Lola Kansas
Johnny Adams, a long time horse racing rider from Lola Kansas, earned more than $9 million in prize money for his owners during his 24 year career. He became a notable figure in American harness racing.
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Johnny Adams
Lola, Kan
Deadline Tonight For Triple Crown Nominations
New York AP reports that nominations for the Triple Crown events close at midnight tonight. A $100 nomination fee per horse applies for eligibility to the Kentucky Derby on May 1, the Preakness on May 15, and the Belmont Stakes on June 5.
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