G.O. Traffic Team Wins Armco Bowling Tourney Event
General Office Traffic clinches the team title at the Armco Bowling Tournament held at the Sports Bowl with 3,163. Research Rascals finish second at 3,003 and Open Hearth No. 2 Maintenance third at 2,992. East Works sees Bill Marshall Jr. top singles with 664 while Rudith Lawson slides to runner up after 661. Marossy takes early leads in singles and all events with 644 and 1,281 respectively. Marstall leads doubles with 1,264 as Tom Smith and Lowell Creech post 1,264 for another week. Lynn Hurt leads Fabricating with 710 and Hurt also leads all events at 1,374.
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Maintenance
East Works
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Branson
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Mar
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Lowell Creech
Fay Kennedy
Hugh Roger Good
Kennedy
Marossy
H. A. Steele
Lynn Hurt
Don Selby
Frank Latimer
Gay King
Arnold Smith
Fairborn Team Seizes Lead In Women’s Bowling Meet
LIM A Ohio Fairborn team Ehrhart s top the five woman standings in the 38th annual handicap state tournament as Lolia Mershman Ottawa Frances Kreider Greenville and Betty Cook Union City hold singles and doubles leads. Bobbie Lipman Cleveland leads all events by actual pinfall with 1729.
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Ohio
Ohio Women’s Bowling Association
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Kent Kegler is Ohio Champ
Bill White of Kent won the Ohio State Match Game Singles Bowling Championship in Delaware Ohio, posting 190 over Petersen for 800 dollars in the 40 game finals. Dennis Taylor of Cleveland finished second with 186.47, and Bill Veach of Girard took third with 186.24.
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Petersen
Dennis Taylor
Cleveland
Finshed
Bill Veach
Girard
Dayona Continental Race Ends With Headlight Short Victory
Phil Hill and Pedro Rodriguez won the Daytona Continental over 1,234 miles in 12 hours 40 minutes. A left headlight was missing after a damaged front fender was hammered free, yet the Ferrari finished with two driving lights and one headlight working and averaged about 98 mph to claim $12,300.
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Fla
Phil Hill
Santa Monica
Calif
Pedro Rodriguez
Mexico City
United States
Rodriguez
Hill
Pirates Phenom Hinsley Debuts In Mets-Spring Intra-Squad
Mets field an intra-squad game in St. Petersburg ending 2-2 as prized Pirates prospect Jerry Hinsley debuts for the Mets with a no-base-hit outing and Casey Stengel notes his form. Dick Selma also impresses with six batters faced and solid defense as both clubs race into spring signings across the National League.
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Associated Press
New York Mets
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mets
Jerry Dean Hinsley
Dick Selma
Hinsley
Las Cruces
N.M
Pittsburgh
Kingsport
Casey Stengel
Selma
Fresno
Calif
Dick Ellsworth
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
Stengel
Cupit Downs Houston’s Rex Baxter in Tucson Open
Jacky Cupit, a 26 year old former Houston freshman, won the Tucson Open with a final round 71 for a 278 total, 14 under par, claiming $4,000. Rex Baxter finished second at 279, earning $2,700, while Bruce Crampton placed third with 278. Cupit’s victory marks his third PGA tour title after Canada Open 1961 and Western Open 1962.
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Ariz
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Cupit
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Amarillo
Tex
Houston
Australia
Crampton
Old Pro Wall wins Maracaibo Open in clutch finish
Art Wall Jr a veteran from Pocono Manor Pa wins the Maracaibo Open after a final round 71 to total 280. He moves ahead of Jim Ferree and Jay Dolan as Ferree falters early. The win earns 1300 dollars and starts his chase for the 5000 Seagram Cup with Caracas Open next.
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Wall
Jim Ferree
Jay Dolan
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Aiken
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Dolan
Leicester
Mass
Hector Alvarez
Track Tickets On Sale Monday
Columbus Ohio AP says tickets for the Big Ten indoor track championship at Ohio State University go on sale Monday. Decats for Friday preliminaries cost $1 and Saturday finals are $2.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
World records set, but two marked invalid at IAAF meet
London AP reports the International Amateur Athletic Federation approved 19 world records in track on Saturday. It rejected John Pennel’s 17 feet 9 inches pole vault and Bob Hayes’ 9.1 seconds in the 100 yard dash, leaving those marks unratified.
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International Amateur Athletic Federation
John Pennel
Bob Hayes
Finley pushes two year lease as summit set
Boston AP report: baseball owner Finley demands a two year lease to stay in Kansas City with the Athletics, vetoing a move to Louisville and threatening court action. Commissioner Cronin schedules a Feb 21 owners meeting to decide whether to oust Finley as city officials press for four plus years.
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Kansas City
Sandy Koufax
Yankees
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Louis Nizer
John Maguire
Heuga Seizes Kandahar Victory With Twist Training
Jimmy Heuga of Tahoe City California powered to the Kandahar combined trophy amid a strong international field, including Innsbruck’s gold medalist, after a tough season. Heuga posted a 3:02.53 on the giant slalom course and won the slalom with 30.98 and 55.52 for a 1:46.50 combined, adding to American Olympic medal momentum.
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Germany
Jimmy Heuga
Tahoe City
Calif
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Innsbruck
Kandahar
Starr Walton
Sacramento
Helga
Jean Saubert
Lakeview
Ore
Australian teen sets 110 yard breaststroke world record
Australian teenager Ian O Brien clocked 1 08 5 to win and break the world record by 1 1 seconds, eclipsing the previous mark set by Chet Jas tremski of the United States on August 23 1961.
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Australia
Ian O’brien
Chet Jastremski
United States
Tragic Death Of Hubbs Shocks Sports World
Ken Hubbs 22, NL Rookie of the Year 1962 for the Chicago Cubs, died in a Utah plane crash last week. Dennis Doyle, 23, also killed. Wreckage found in Utah Lake near Provo. funerals set in Provo and Colton. Hubbs had recently earned a pilot’s license with 71 hours flying.
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Chicago Cubs
Ken Hubbs
Dennis Doyle
Hubbs
Colton, Calif
Utah Lake
Doyle
Colton
Chicago Cub
Harlon Bement
Chicago Contest Really Explosive NHL Battle Shapes Lead Chase
Chicago beat Boston 5-3 as 47 shots on Ed Johnston and 39 on Glenn Hall produced a high scoring finish. Referee Frank Udvari handed out 110 minutes of penalties as both teams traded punches and ejections in a fierce clash. Beliveau's hat trick highlighted Detroit 5-2 over Montreal while New York beat Toronto 4-2 lifting race endurance.
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Frank Udvari
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