Heaviest Action Slated In State Pin Tournament
Ohio Woman's Bowling Association third weekend opens with 84 teams at Eastern Lanes and 168 doubles at J-Lanes. Top averages include Northern Lights Lanes 849 and Emil's Steer Inn 847. Local competitors include Lucy Kennedy leading singles and multiple Tipp City and Columbus pairs in doubles. Miami Florida boxing note ends the report.
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Northern Lights Lanes
Columbus
Emil's Steer Inn
Mariposa Blankets
Hamilton
Ruth Raquet
Ohio Woman's Bowling Associa
Lucy Kennedy
Tipp City
Sara Browning
Wanda Pemberton
Bowling Scores From Lane One Reveal Mixed Night
Bowlers including Bob Kemplin Dick Gividen and George Reckart posted various series while others like Betty Hotarick Myrtle Pummel and Malissie Combs contributed solid totals. The night featured standout 256 by Don Dennis and 245 by Kemplin as Triplicate notes W. Conley among entrants.
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Bob Kemplin
Dick Gividen
George Reckart
Paul Griffin
Arnold Smith
Ray Wideman
Don Dennis
Fred Ray
Carroll Yocum
Jim Brewer
Harlan Hensley
Eddie Canter
Danie Whisman
Betty Hotarick
SM Myrtle Pummel
Dean Dickerson
Malissie Combs
Jenny Griffis
Dot Hoover
Billie Leslie
Betty Lewis
Marty Wombold
Bonnie Barach
Zona Weaver
Mary Dickerson
Myra Woodward
Mary Griffin
Flogyers
W. Conley
City Cage Results Mixed Scores From Local League Meet
League action shows multiple teams tallying points in a crowded cage basketball card. Barkelew Electric St Mor gan and Diamond National posted solid totals while several squads recorded forfeits and close halves amid a busy night at the gym.
Rifle Team Is Defeated Again At Armory
Armco rifle team posted its best score of the year, but Northside won 1 423 to 1 374 at the National Guard Armory last night. Earl Reed led Armco with 287 followed by Mullendore 279 Scheibert 274 Sabo 271 and Hill 263. Next match is a light rifle event at the armory on Thursday.
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Armco
Northside
National Guard Armory
Earl Reed
Paul Mullendore
Don Scheibert
Bob Sabo
Homer Hill
Howard Seeks Five More Years With Yankees At 70000
Elston Howard, 34, aims for five more seasons as a Yankee catcher while holding the record as baseball’s highest paid catcher at 70000 per year. He hopes to remain a player, then coach, and if offered the manager’s job, would become the first Negro to manage in the majors. He hit .313 last season with 15 homers and 84 RBIs.
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Jack Hand
NEW York
Elston Howard
New York Yankees
George Weiss
Yankees
Bill Skiff
Howard
Toronto
Skiff
Ellie
Ruth
Yogi Berra
Johnny Keane
Yanke
Frank Crosetti
NFL approves mixed bottle cap promotion with AFL images
At the annual meeting in Palm Desert California NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle announced a second year backing for Coca Cola bottle cap pictures featuring NFL and AFL players. Prizes are awarded for full team photo collections and the AFL is treated as a distant rival. The league also kept a 40 player limit per club.
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Palm Desert
Calif
National Football League
NFL
AFL
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Charles Nears Tucson Open Lead in Golf Tourney
Bob Charles seized a one stroke edge entering the Tucson Open second round at the Tucson National Golf Club. The New Zealand rookie shot a seven under 65 amid a tight leaderboard while Doug Sanders withdrew after learning his father had died.
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Tucson
Ariz
Bob Charles
Charles
New Zealand
Tucson National Golf Club
St. Andrew's
Scotland
Frank Beard
Louisville
Paul Bondeson
Bill Casper Jr
Tony Lema
Tom Shaw
Dave Marr
Dave Stockton
Ken Still
Doug Sanders
G. L. Sanders
Cedartown
Knights' Boys Tourney Sunday at Fenwick High Gym
The Knights of Columbus Youth Basketball Tournament begins Sunday and runs three weeks in single elimination at Fenwick High gym. Semifinals are Feb 28 and finals Mar 7 for Midget and Junior Leagues. First round matches include Nats vs Knicks and Pistons by 12:30 p.m.
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Knights of Columbus
Fenwick High
Nats
Knicks
Pistons
Bullets
Celtics
Royals
Hawks
Lakers
Lions
Bears
Colts
Panthers
Vikings
Ellis Sets New Course Record in Bogota Open
Wes Ellis fired a 65 to lead Bogota Open after a front nine 35 and a back nine 30 with four straight birdies. The 33-year-old from West Caldwell, NJ stands two strokes ahead of Roberto de Vicenzo, with Bob Gajcia and Cliff Brown tied for third at 69. Art Wall Jr. sits six back at 73.
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Bogota
Colombia
Wes Ellis
Los Legartos
Ellis
West Caldwell
Argentina
Roberto de Vicenzo
Bob Gajcia
Bloomfield
Hills, Mich
Cliff Brown
Nashville Tenn
Art Wall Jr
Pocono Manor Pa
Sam Ellis Signs With Reds for 1965 Season
Cincinnati announced that Sam Ellis, 23, will return as a relief pitcher for the Reds in 1965. Ellis posted a 10-3 record with a 2.58 ERA in 52 games in 1964, including 7-1 in relief with 11 saves and 83 innings pitched. He excelled in August and September, posting sub-1.00 ERAs and multiple saves.
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Cincinnati
Sammy Ellis
Cincinnati Reds
Phil Seghi
Reds
Ellis
Sammy
Senators Question Frick and Cronin on Yankees CBS Sale
Washington AP Ford Frick and Joe Cronin faced senators over approval of the Yankees sale to CBS. CBS President Frank Stanton said the purchase was a sound investment, not a bid to tilt broadcasting rights. The antitrust subcommittee weighs possible new controls for sports leagues.
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Washington
Ford Frick
Joe Cronin
Senators
New York Yankees
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Frank Stanton
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Philip A. Hart
Dmich
Hart
Stanton
Yankee
Dan Topping
Yankees
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Chautauqua
FOE
Middletown
Tion
Cathrine Hommes
OWBA
Bob White Olds
Neil's General
Pinspotters
Jordan Memorial Chapel No
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Mayfield Market
VTW
Roulerterians
Hom's Texaco
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Barbara Steel
Kay Steele
Mary Collins
Nira Jones
Helen Hughes
Helen Turner
Marlene Davis
Pauline Wills
Sharon Kramer
Bertie Guido
Ellen Rettich
Irene Staton
Jean Johnson
Evelyn Treadway
Helen Smith
Jean Riechenbach
Phyllis Enright
Mary Smith
Imogene Harmon
Helen Meyers
Eileen Wardlow
Virginia Murphy
Charlean Henning
Mary Henning
Mary Harrison
Loretta Marstall
Dixie Harrison
Darlene Wright
Verda Smith
June Reider
Marge Rohrkemper
Wanda Schultz
Rita Gough
Carolyn Kelly
Kate Smith
Kay Mee
Cue
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Callie Fishbaugh
Juanita Jiles
Mary Robinson
Mozell Gregory
Odessa Johnson
Tootie Lamps
Lil Combs
Sue Kinder
Maxine Cope
Peg Wombold
Dot Doughman
Martha Irving
Marcia Barker
Dora Cornwell
Bonnie Pruett
Mabelle Whiteman
Virginia Agee
Mildred Nickell
Hilda Hogan
Betty Shillinglow
Anne Patrick
Margaret Henderson
Miami
Fla
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Caracas
Grady McLendon
Dublin
Tommy Bartlett
Cincinnati Gardens
MIRC
Ohio Bell
Pavuk
Hammock
Stevens
Rue
Turner
Barkelew Electric
St. Morgan
Fultz
Smith
Rose
Lewis
Beckett
Robbins
Hall
Miami Carey
1St Methodist Church
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Weidle
Mann
Barger
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Harding - Jones
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van Horn
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National Bank
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Thompson
Lacher
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Stitt
Chrisman
Diamond National
Wells
Schoenberger
Standafer
Hyde
Parella
Nicely
Spradling
Guy
Sorge
Carter
Sizemore
Whitaker
Banks
Burns
Whitt
Diamond Nation
Eagles
Vio Namihomes
Bill
Weiss
Gus Triandos
Hal Smith
Lou Berberet
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Knights
Ana
Jarantee
America
Central Ave
SAT
SUN
Ino
Sam Ellis
Frick, Cronin
Plumbing Company
Manchester Ave
Florsheim
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