No shakeup in women's pin tourney standings
The Ohio Women’s State Bowling Tournament moved through the weekend with no major changes. Terry Brown of Chillicothe topped singles with a 690 handicap series, edging Cody Garrett of Elyria at 689 and Karen Spain at 681. team and doubles leaders remained unchanged as Sue Briggs of...
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Chillicothe
Brown
Cody Garrett
Elyria
Karen Spain
Sue Briggs
Sharon Meister
Columbus
Ohio Furniture
Cleveland
Lame Ducks
Dayton
Eden's Realty
Paulding
Kingston
Stardust Lanes
Urbana
Lima
Helene Henige
Norma Creech
Hamilton
R. Moore
J. Albread
Greenville
M. Armentrout
J. Cline
K. Spain
M. Overfield
U A
M. Sears
S. Nickell
Cincinnati
J. Corbin
W. Dickerson
B. Corrigan
C. Lowry
Ann Stackhouse
Ashland
Annie Clark
Irene Pasadyn
JoAnne Gabriel
Mary Howard
Orrville
Lima bowler leads with 667 in busy tourney writeup
Helene Henige of Lima shot 667 Saturday as tourney play centers on team and singles events. Stardust Lanes Cleveland tops team actual with 2771 while Stardust’s Sandy Ballard posted 614 in singles and 710 split conversion. various standings shift across doubles and all events totals.
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Norma Creech
Sharon Meister
Ohio Furniture
Cleveland
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Pauling
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Jayne Albread
Greenville
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Joyce Cline
Hamilton
Karen Spain
Marie Overfield
Urbana
Mary Sears
Sue Nickell
Cincinnati
Jean Corbin
Winona Dickerson
Betsy Corrigan
Cora Lowry
Helen Dixon
Jeanne Poliina
Columbus
Dixon-Pollina
Ann Stackhouse
Ashland
Ballard
Annie Clark
Elyria
Irene Pasadyn
Jo Anne Gabriel
Stackhouse
Nellie Glandon
Jane Ramsey
Portsmouth
Dayton bowler leads opening weekend high in ABC tournament
At the American Bowling Congress event in Dayton the second day saw Thomas Marshall of Dayton post a 1,889 all events total from 636 630 and 623 to top the field. William Welty Jr. Hanover Pa led singles with 680 224 245 211. Dalton Brandon led doubles with 1,228 while Hornell Bowl led team with 2,959.
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Thomas Marshall
William Welty Jr
Hanover
Joe
St. Louis
Woody Dalton
Paul Brandon
Hornall
N.Y
Tom Clark
Bill Schweiner
Fred Potter
Richard Matthews
Harry Lorow
Steel Valley Lanes
Weirton
W. Va
Tennis stars shine in Chicago and across North America
Margaret Court defeats Martina Navratilova 6-3 3-4 6-2 to win the Chicago Women's Tournament worth 75000 dollars. Harold Solomon upsets Stan Smith 6-4 6-1 in Toronto World Championship Tennis final. Roscoe Tanner beats Charlie Pasarell 6-4 7-6 for 3000 first prize in Laguna Niguel Classic. Kuo Chie-Hsiung wins 40000 Philippine Open with 66 final round. Gary Dickinson defeats Dick Weber 241-218 in Fair Lanes Open. Dwight Stones sets indoor high jump world record 7-5. Francie Larrieu breaks mile world record 4-29.0 in San Diego Indoor Games.
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Margaret Court
Martina Navratilova
Czechoslovakia
Toronto
Harold Solomon
Stan Smith
Laguna Niguel
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Roscoe Tanner
Charlie Pasarell
GOLF
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Taiwan
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Springfield
Gary Dickinson
Fort Worth
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Dick Weber
Oklahoma City
Dwight Stones
United States Track and Field Federation
San Diego
Francie Larrieu
Lebanon Wins MML Wrestling Title With Lopsided Meet
Lebanon High clinched its second straight Mid-Miami League wrestling crown by scoring 1272 points, led with six weight class champions and three runner ups. Bill Bowman of Madison earned MVP while Franklin’s Scott Prater claimed the most pins award with pins in all three heavyweight bouts.
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Rick Phillips
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Tom Grimme
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Edge
Armco Playoff Schedule for Six-Foot-Under Tournament
Armco announces playoff games to precede the Six-Foot-Under Basketball Tournament. At Amanda, Thursday evening showdowns include Masonry vs W Processing at 6 30 and Pipe Shop vs Scrap Prep at 7 30 with BOF facing Tubing at 8 30. Wednesday features Pipe Shop against Tubing at 6 30 and BOF versus Scrap at 7 30 followed by Carpenter and Tin against ISE in the evening.
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Carpenter & Tin
ISE
Steelers top Clark 101-77 in 10th win of season
Middletown Business College Steelers beat Clark Technical College 101-77. Rick Carpenter led with 20 points, Boyd Risner 18, Gary Reckart 14, Rich Elam 11, Dave Sewell and Steve Goodwin 10 each. Steelers surged after halftime, outscoring Clark 63-43 for their tenth win in 25 games.
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Middletown
Snead Makes Own Name in San Diego Playoff Win
J C Snead, nephew of a golfing legend, ends years of living in his uncle’s shadow by defeating Bobby Nichols and Ray Floyd in sudden death to win the Andy Williams San Diego Golf Tournament. He tied at nine under after a 68 in windy conditions at Torrey Pines Seaside Course. Nichols and Floyd finished with 71 and 72 as Snead sealed victory with a birdie on the fourth playoff hole.
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San Diego
J.C. Snead
Sam
Snead
Bobby Nichols
Ray Floyd
Nichols
Floyd
Torrey Pines’ Park
Parsons wins Daytona 500 after dramatic finish
Benny Parsons, a former Detroit taxi driver, wins the Daytona 500. David Pearson led until seven miles from the end when he spun after contact with Cale Yarborough. Richard Petty aided Parsons in the final laps as the crowd cheered the emotional champion.
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Fla
Benny Parsons
Detroit
David Pearson
Mercury
Cale Yarborough
Richard Petty
Parsons
Petty
Pearson
Chevrolet
Connors plans brief rest amid busy early year
Jimmy Connors, 22, earned 9000 dollars for winning the U S National Indoor Open and 1000 more for doubles with Ilie Nastase, but says he needs time off to recharge after a packed start to the season. He plans a Washington news conference, then a trip to Boca Raton for another indoor stop, noting he feels run down after a five set win over Vitas Gerulaitis.
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Georgetown University
Connors
Boca Raton
Fla
Gerulaitis
Balzer and Green Clinch Titles in USLTA Tournament Final
Peter Balzer won the 14-under final at the Tennis Barn, defeating John Galendar 7 5 to 6 2. Dave Green claimed the 10-under crown, defeating Gene Hagan 0 6, 6 2, 7 6 in a tight match.
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Peter Balzer
Dave Green
Balzer
John Galendar
Green
Gene Hagan
Tutt Paces FH Winners in four man best ball tourney
Brad Tutt led a team with Fred Duane John Hupka and Ron Secor to a 46 net score 16 under at Forest Hills winning the St Valentine’s Day 4 Man Best Ball. Charlie Rice fired a 70 low gross while Tutt posted a 48 net. Closest to the pin were Vic Cornett Bill Hasselback and Jerry Frechette.
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Fred Duane
John Hupka
Ron Secor
Forest Hills
Charlie Rice
Tutt
Vic Cornett
Bill Hasselback
Jerry Frechette
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