Big Night Honors Roll At Bowling Lanes
Ten bowlers from Moose and Armco leagues headline the honor roll. Bernie Cain led No. 6 with 612 series, Ray Bowman first on No. 1 with 604, while Ruth Sanders and Mary Cornwell topped the women in a season full of tight standings and shifting firsts.
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Moose
Bernie Cain
Ray Bowman
Bob Medley
Armco
Gray Harrison
Fred Waczula
Armco Girls’ League
Mary Cornwell
Women's Recreation League
Boots Mills
Ruth Sanders
Vera Shaffer
Jane Burdge
Elame News
Carfax
Carjax
Esther McGraw
Vern Shaffer
Burnett
Frontier
Orioles
Edna Bowman
Finkelman
Mayer
Ruth Keller
Realtors
Snow
Mills
Red Lee
Ralph Baker
Klamo
Dennis
Volrich In Match On Fenmont Card
Hamilton special card features The Hooded Giant Volrich 275 pounds debuting against Ronnie Etchison in a Missouri title event. Newcomer Volrich promises identity reveal if defeated. Middletown's Fred Volrich meets Wild Bill Zimovich in opener. Achiu versus Kirilinko in the semi final at 8:15 p.m.
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Hamilton
Hamilton Fenmont
Ronnie Etchison
Missouri
Masked Battler
East
Midwest
Etchison
Fred Volrich
Middletown
Wild Bill Zimovich
Walter ‘Sneeze
Achiu
Leon
Kirilinko
Invitational Is Wide Open Meet
NEW YORK AP It is getting tougher to pick the eight team field for the National Invitation Tournament says Asa Buchnell chairman of the selection committee. Right now it is a wide open affair with teams watched by records and poll ratings. They will announce a couple of selections within about two weeks and hold off on others due to keen competition. Bushnell would not name teams under consideration for the March 12 14 17 19 tourney in Madison Square Garden. Wally Hood Jr is a New York Yankee pitching rookie whose father hurled for Brooklyn in the twenties.
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New York
Asa Buchnell
Buchnell
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Bushnell
Madison Square Garden
Guard Ray's And Mokry's Grab Openers In Tourney
In the City League Basketball Tournament opener at McKinley Gym National Guard defeats Armco's Triangles 56 30 Ray's Cafe of Trenton defeats the Order of Ahepa 57 41 and Mokry Welding edges Broughton Construction 56 42. Johnson Motors has a bye and will meet the Guard in the semi final next Tuesday. Lower bracket features Ray's Cafe and Mokry Welding. Day paced Mokry with 11 points and Bill Gray added 17 for the losers. Lindsay led Tren ton with 16 and Cavalaris had 22 for Ahep. Three Guardsmen hit double figures as they romp over the Triangles. Armco trailed 25-12 at halftime after a tight start. Jim Patton scored 16 for the victors Rose 10 for Armco. Tourney continues next Tuesday with semis and finals March 1.
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McKinley Gym
National Guard
Armco
Triangles
Ray's Cafe
Trenton
Ahepa
Mokry Welding
Broughton Construction
Johnson Motors
Broughton’s
Mokry’s
Mokry
Bill Gray
Ray
Ahep
Lindsay
Jim Patton
Rose
Mokry Weld
Z Gratt
Ever
Ellis
F. Han
Ee Brice We
Cox
Ah Ceereee
Combs
Baker
Garrett
sa _Broughton
Roe
Stevens
R. Monroe
M. Monroe
Margerum
Eo Cvazer
Crocker
Mokry A
Burns
Vennefron
le McQueen
Douglas
Seeeeenes
McQuire
Seeene
Woodrey
Schenck
Seen
Schrock
Eliopolous
C. Johnson
Seeeee Jones
Oehweee
See Bees Palmer
Ween McGuire
Barker
Fweeee Keller
Teaee
Thompson
Gween Fraley G
Bowling stars and upsets pace ABC meet in Atlantic City
Middletown bowler Dick Davidson posted a 604 series to place 15th in singles at the 46th ABC Tournament in Atlantic City. Bayonne’s Assumption Bowling Club surged to second with 2836, while Hermann Winter tied for seventh with 2786. Wilmington pair Grossland and Rinaldi led doubles with 1249. Lougheed and Heaps impressed with a 512 opening game. Leaders after day four included Joe Van Winkle and Leon's Tavern among others.
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Atlantic City
Dick Davidson
Middletown
Don Dennis
Ohio
Mike Barach
Jack Frisbie
N. J
Bayonne
Hermann Undertakers
St. Louis
Convention Hall
Assumption Bowling Club
Hermann
Sam Garofalo
Wilmington
Del
Charles Grossland
Joseph Rinaldi
Howard Lougheed
G. G Heaps
Mirees
ABC
Lougheed
Joe van Winkle
Charleston
W. Va
Jerry. Padgett
Norwood
Leon’s Tavern
Akron
Assumption B. C
M. J
Yale Coach Odell Leaves for Washington Huskies
In a surprising season move, Howie Odell resigns as Yale head football coach to take the same role with the University of Washington. The shift follows his tenure leading Yale and places him at the Seattle program, signaling a major coaching change in college football.
Legion Game Moved Up In Butler County Tournament
The American Legion Post 218 second round clash with the Hamilton Knights of Columbus was moved to 7 15 p m tonight. Post 218 business manager Bill Withey said players will meet at the Legion home at 6 p m before leaving for the Hamilton YMCA gym where the game is played.
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American Legion
Post 218
Hamilton Knights of Columbus
Butler County
Bill Withey
Legion
Hamilton
Boxer Mazelaine’s Zazarac Brandy Wins Best in Show
New York AP report: Mazelaine’s Zazarac Brandy, a three-year-old boxer owned by John Phelps Wagner of Milwaukee, defeats five group winners at the 73rd Westminster Kennels Dog Show in Madison Square Garden to join Warlord of Mazelaine as the only boxers to win best in show. Judge Thomas H. Carruthers III praises the boxer’s head construction and shoulder alignment as decisive.
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Ch. Mazelaine
Zazarac
John Phelpsagner
Milwaukee
Wis
Madison Square Garden
Ch. Warlord of
Mazelaine
Thomas H. Carruthers Ill
Glendale
Cubs and Cardinals catcher Thomas Raub dies at 78
Phillipsburg New Jersey AP reports former NL catcher Thomas Raub 78 died last night in Phillipsburg He played for the Chicago Cubs and St Louis Cardinals during his major league career His death ends a chapter in early NL baseball history.
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Phillipsburg
N. J
Thomas Raub
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Would Curtail Jockey Club Powers
Senate Democratic leader Elmer Quinn of New York introduced an amendment to the racing law that would strip the Jockey Club of its power to make rules for horse race meetings. The measure would transfer rulemaking authority to the state racing commission.
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Albany
N. Y
Senate
Elmer Quinn
New York
Jockey Club
State Racing Commission
Sugar Robinson Draws In Buffalo Ring Result
In Buffalo New York Ray Sugar Robinson drew with Henry Brimm in a non title bout as John L Davis and Paul Campos fought at 136 in Mexico. Louisville Kentucky saw Kid Riviera win a champion within St. Louis and Cleve.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Ray “Sugar” Robinson
New York
Henry Brimm
Drew
Los Angeles
John L. Davis
Oakland
Calif
Paul Campos
Mexico
Louisville
Kid Riviera
St. Louis
Cleveand
Rule changes govern race meetings by commissions
The Jockey Club and the National Steeplechase Association set rules now, with commission approval. The amendment would transfer licensing and scheduling power from the Jockey Club to the commission, allowing date setting and meeting licenses under commission authority.
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Jockey Club
National Steeplechase Association
Commission
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Dietz
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Kent Taylor
Randolph Scott
Barry Fitzgerald
Robert Mitchum
Paramount
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Paramount News
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