Handicaps Rule City Bowling Tourney At Eastern Lanes
The City Tournament at Eastern Lanes opens with heavy handicaps shaping results. BBs led by Wentzel with 637 and 2,641 actual plus 490 free pins edged Singer Pharmacy by one pin. Carling's 2834 included Mattingly 614 and Eisele 606. Doubles lead soon shifted as Morrison Benge posted 1335 with 1080 actual. Sorrell topped all events with 1701 actual. Tournament continues next weekend.
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United States shines at world speed skating meet
Diane Holum of Northbrook and Mary Meyers of St Paul push the US into elite ranks at the Women's World Speed Skating Championships. Holum places third in the 1000 meters and ninth in the 3000, contributing to a top-16 over-all finish for both skaters, a first in 25 years.
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Local Girls Now Second In State
In Ohio, the Bowling Association state tournament ended with Ann and Dee Brown leading doubles at 1211-1967 and placing fourth in singles with 642.57-699. Sally Rigby led singles with 600-126-726. Lois Fields of Hamilton topped all events in scratch with 1763 while 3-C Lanes Columbus and Bar Mercure showed strong runs. Dee Brown and Caroline Gether traded spots as Middleton’s team moved into first place in the early weekend play.
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Vikings Upset Panthers In Sudden Death Semi Finals
In Fenwick High gym the Vikings, last place in the loop, defeated undefeated Panthers 22 to 19 in a double overtime thriller. Mike Dillon scored six for the Vikings who halted seven straight losses to reach the junior division final.
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Pasarell Returns to College as He Seeks No 1 Tennis Rank
Charles Pasarell, first repeat U S indoor champion in 31 years, heads back to college this week to continue his bid for the top amateur ranking, while Arthur Ashe heads to Fort Harrison for nine weeks of Army Adjutant General's school duties and tennis work. Pasarell and Ashe teamed to win the doubles from Bobby Wilson and Roger Taylor after rallying from a 4-1 deficit in the third set. The 1966 rankings list Ashe No 2 behind Dennis Ralston. Pasarell is among the top contenders for No 1 once both return to full competition.
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Billie Jean King Answers Critics With Top Form
Billie Jean Moffitt King, Wimbledon queen and US No 1 in tennis, says she can play well on any surface and plans to prove it after defeating Trudy Greenman to win the Indoor Women’s Championship with Carol Hanks Aucamp in St Louis. She will compete in the South African Championships next month and then the French championships, aiming at strong clay tests. King and Judy Nixon then won the doubles title.
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Indoor stars set three records at Louisville meet
Ron Rapoport reports Seagren, Smith, and Von Ruden each set indoor marks. Seagren vaulted 17-3 in Cleveland, Smith ran 44.2 for the 440 and Von Ruden posted 1:49 in the half mile at the Kentucky indoor meet. Southern University’s mile relay also clocked 3:10.2 at the eight-lap facility.
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Vet Nuxhall Signs 16th Reds Pact
Cincinnati reports Joe Nuxhall signed for a 16th season with the Reds at age 39 and may be their fifth starter this year. The article notes his historic MLB debut on June 10, 1944, and mentions new rookie Joe Earl from Camden with a 13-14 record and a 2.15 ERA in 7% innings.
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Palmer Wins Tucson Open by One Stroke Over Courtney
Arnold Palmer sealed a one stroke victory at the Tucson Open with a final round 73 after Chuck Courtney miscue on the 18th hole. Palmer earned 12 000 top money while Courtney took 7200 for second with Bruce Crampton one behind at 275 and 3450.
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Torre Holding Out For Braves In Spring Training
WEST PALM BEACH AP The Atlanta Braves begin spring training here Tuesday with pitchers and catchers, but Joe Torre a key figure behind the plate and at bat last season is reportedly not expected to join.
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Hiller Sets Mets Pinch Hit Record With 16th Hit
Chuck Hiller tied a Mets pinch hit mark by collecting his 16th hit of the season. The veteran infielder’s late inning swing helped New York gain ground in the standings as the club pushed toward postseason contention.
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Panama Next On Golf Tour as Baird Wins
AP report from Bogota notes Butch Baird of San Teh Calif captures Lar Gartos four round event in Panama City with a 67 final round and total 277 to beat Bert Weaver of Biloxi by three strokes earning 2500 dollars.
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