Norwood Kegler Tops Singles In Ohio Legion Bowling Tour
The Ohio American Legion Bowling Tournament at the Sports Bowl reaches its halfway point after six weekends. Howard Spurrier of Norwood leads in singles with Bud Merritt of Columbus dropping to second. Bay Village’s E Burson and R Rombach top doubles with 1 296, while D Michael Jr and L McMahon of Cleveland sit second with 1 292. The Otis Makeup team and Estel Wombold of Middletown add top 10 presence in team and singles respectively as action continues Saturday.
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E. Burson
R. Rombach
Bay Village
Cleveland
Howard Spurrier
Norwood
Bud Merritt
Columbus
Middletown
Kelly Clair
F. Rodgers
D. Michael Jr
L. McMahon
Otis
Estel Wombold
Art Eliopoulos
R. Johnson
Johnstown
Tri City Pin League Shines With High Scores
In two weeks at J J Lanes Tri City bowlers push the pins high. John Carrozza for Stroh's nails a Dutch 200 while Lionel Stover posts 159 triplicate and the Harry Finkelman Realtors post a 1040 game high. Orville Wright adds a 598 series aided by 211 and 208. Zanesville hosts state tourney play as Bowlmor of Willard leads team totals with 2821 and Carling's of Zanesville tops handicap. Details include multiple 200 games for men and women and triplicate scores from Bob Miller and others.
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John Carrozza
Stroh’s
Lionel Stover
Hudepoh
Harry Finkelman
Zanesville
Bowlmor
Willard
Carling’s
Patterson Funds NBA Deadline For Heavyweight Title Fight
Floyd Patterson said he will meet the NBA deadline to defend his heavyweight title by March 13 possibly against Sonny Liston. Liston, in Detroit, said he will fight Patterson anywhere. The NBA warned champions must defend annually and Patterson’s last defense was March 13, 1961 against Ingemar Johansson. Patterson, reached in Jackson, Miss., expects an official title bout announcement before the deadline.
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Chicago
Floyd Patterson
National Boxing Association
Sonny Liston
Liston
Detroit
NBA
Patterson
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Tom McNeeley
Jackson
Miss
UFL Extends Entry Deadline for New Franchises
Akron based report notes the United Football League extended its entry deadline to March 15 to pursue an eight or ten team league this fall. Commissioner George Gareff said McKeesport and six other cities have inquired about franchises, with current teams in Grand Rapids Columbus Chicago Louisville Indianapolis Akron and Cleveland.
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Akron
Ohio
United Football League
George Gareff
Columbus
McKeesport
UFL
Grand Rapids
Mich
Chicago
Louisville
Indianapolis
Ind
Cleveland
Niagara coach Taps Gallagher nets three losing seasons
Niagara University basketball head coach Taps Gallagher has endured only three losing seasons in 28 years, reflecting a long, steady tenure at the program with historically strong performance overall.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Taps Galagher
Niagara University
Hunt First Witness In Grid Suit
Lamar Hunt named as the AFL founder to testify in the $10 million antitrust case against the NFL. The trial, without a jury and lasting four to 10 weeks, covers alleged NFL moves to undermine the AFL in Dallas and force players from AFL teams.
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Baltimore
Lamar Hunt
American Football League
AFL
National Football League
Hunt
Dallas Texans
Dallas Cowboys
NFL
Dallas
Buffalo
Los Angeles
San Diego
Minnesota Vikings
AAU Offers Equal Voice to NCAA on Key Sports
NEW YORK AP The Amateur Athletic Union proposes equal representation for the NCAA on three international committees for track and field basketball and gymnastics in a bid to avert separate federations. The AAU would also grant partial seats on 10 other panels as a preemptive move. NCAA executive director Walter Byers, speaking in Kansas City, said the organization will press ahead with plans for independent federations.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
AAU
Walter Byers
Kansas City
Aten
Ladies Day Box Glove Quip Sparks Cheerful Exchange
A humorous exchange centers on a box labeled Ladies Day where a speaker jokes that the other promised to retire his glove but has been using it as a poor holder instead. The quip reflects playful banter and sport-themed antics.
Crossword Clue Answers From The Daily Puzzle
Answers include krypton neon helium xenon and argon clues span elements and terms like secondary disk skills and cerium symbol. Names of crossword entries such as solar disk to solar body and animal terms appear alongside archaic spellings and slang for impudent speech and male sheep.
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Printer’s
Trainers Busy At Spring Camps In Major League Baseball
The report tracks busy spring camp activity across teams led by Orioles slugger Jim Gentile who returned early injured yet productive, while Ken Hunt and Roy Heiser suffer serious knocks. Maris and Colavito negotiate, four players sign, and Dodgers work through listed injuries and signs of potential breakout pitchers.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Jim Gentile
Hs Arsenal
Gentile
Orioles
Billy Weidner
Linament Brigade
Ken Hunt
Los Angeles Angels
Johnny James
Roy Heiser
Washington
Watory
Sammy White
Boston Red Sox
Milwaukee Braves
Andy Carey
Daryl Spencer
Duke Snider
Ed Roebuck
Los Angeles Dodgers
Gordon Maltzberger
Danny McDevitt
Don Lee
Minnesota
Twins
Dick Hall
Jack Fisher
Felipe Alou
San Francisco
Divorce Petition Filed In Butler County Common Pleas Court
Ernest Wells filed a petition in Butler County Ohio Common Pleas Court case No 6196 seeking a divorce from Marieelit. Grounds include gross neglect and duty. Defendant must answer or plead by March 11 1962. Attorney John A. Crist. Publication dates Feb 7 Feb 12 19 Mar 5 12 19.
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Sooquine
Marieelit
Ernest Wells
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Beatty shifts focus to outdoor runs after indoor bid
New York AP report on Jim Beatty the indoor sub four minute miler pacing toward the outdoor season. Beatty aims to lower the mile record and challenge Peter Snell while planning two remaining indoor races and reflecting on training and mental preparation.
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New York
Jim Beatty
Peter Snell
Los Angeles
Chicago Daily News
Milwaukee Journal
Gastonia
N.C
Wininger Wins Orleans Open After Nervy Finish
New Orleans AP reports Bo Wininger edged Bob Rosburg by two strokes to capture the Greater New Orleans Open. Wininger, 39, posted a four under 68 for a 281 total, earning 4300 and his first tour victory in nearly six years, ahead of Rosburg 283 and Doug Sanders 285.
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New Orleans
Wininger
Bob Rosburg
Portland
Ore
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Cedartown
Ojai
Calif
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Mike) Igloi
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