Jacobs Whistles Way Into Crosby Tourney
Tommy Jacobs of Bermuda Dunes California won the $25 000 San Diego Open in a dramatic sudden death playoff with Johnny Pott of Ocean Springs Mississippi. Jacobs final round 65 and 277 total. Pott 69 for 277. Jacobs earned 3500 dollars and hailed the win as feeding his eight month old son.
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San Diego
Calif
Tommy Jacobs
Bermuda Dunes
Jacobs
Joe Denver
Johnny Pott
Ocean Springs
Miss
California
Pott
Louisiana State
Tommy
Michael
Mike Souchak
Bob Goalby
Art Wall Jr
Gary Player
Jay Hebert
Souchak
Goalby
Stardust Country Club
George Bayer
Art Wall
Hebert
Player
Arnold Palmer
Gene Littler
Jack Nicklaus
Bowling Tourney Action Dominates Weekend Across Lanes
Bowling action surged over the weekend as the Fourth Annual Moose District Tournament opened at Fast ern Lanes with three Springfield teams leading. McGraw Tavern topped with 2934, M W Haley Trucking 2928, Darb's Case 2919, Middletown's Makeups 280 as fourth, with Weidemann's and Moose Grandads tied for fifth. Dillman pair led the 600 Club Dutch Doubles at J J Lanes with 1044 while Parker and Rudekas trailed, followed by Davison pair and others. Armco Singles and Douglas Tourney set for next weekend at Sports Bowl. Roll Shop won the new team division in Armco's pin classic scoring 3076. Boots Mills and Clara Zaph close in at the Greater Cincinnati Two Women Classic at Bellwood Lanes Bellevue.
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Springfield
McGraw Tavern
M. W. Haley Trucking Co
Darb
Middletown
Weidemann
Ginny
Roger Dillman
Dillmans
Anless
Bill
Hazel Parker
Charles
Frances Rudekas
Jim
Janice Davison
Joe Presta
Joyce Howard
Gerald
Hazel Ward
ARMCO
Roll Shop
Rolls Shop
Boots Mills
Clara Zaph
Cincinnati
Greater Cincinnati
Bellwood Lanes
Bellevue
Boots
Bowling Results From Eastern Lanes And Laynecrest Lanes
Bowling results from Eastern Lanes show John Brate St recording 219 and 600 series with Marge Sanders 571 and Kathy Harrison 529. Barb Rogers and Arlene Mattingly posted solid averages including 200-game marks. Laynecrest Lanes results list Setser 616 series and Ethel Back strong 2136 in a misformatted line, with multiple 200s and 180s among men and women, including Bill Fryman and Margie Moore weekly highs.
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John Brate
Marge Sanders
Kathy Harrison
Barb. Rogers
Arlene Mattingly
George Lewis
Jasper Harrison
Tom Kinder
Ralph Rog Jers
Lucky Mikovich
Loretta, Kees
Jenny Stein
Joan Creekbaum
Setser
iEthel Back
Bev Cole
Norma Riggs
M. Jo Brand’burg
Bill Fryjman
J. Chamberlain
Dennis Howard
Fred Gray
Jim Moore
Joe Velde
F. Kennedy
A. Centers
R. Nicholas
Bob Spenser
Ray Holiday
Margie Moore
Ruth Ann Shaffer
Mae Fultz
Phyllis Nunn
Red Wings Close In On Playoff Spot
The Detroit Red Wings, with only one loss in six games, moved within one point of the fourth and final playoff position in the NHL. A key 2-1 comeback win over the slumping New York team highlighted the stretch, while Chicago tied Toronto 2-2 and Montreal widened its lead after Voileals 4-1 win over Boston.
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Detroit Red Wings
New York
Chicago
Toronto
Vootreal
Boston
Canadiens
Maple Leafs
Rusting 1928 fire truck eyed for Lima parade use
Oxford village may auction a rusting 1928 Sea grave fire truck found on the town dump near Talawanda High School. Philip Weisenbarger of Lima and his father expressed interest, planning restoration for parades. Village spokesman notes disposal must follow legal process and advertise bids.
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Oxford
Seagrave
Talawanda High School
Miami University
Philip Weisenbarger
Lima
Sheinwold On Bridge Experts Go Off The Rails
Alfred Sheinwold skewers bridge columnists and a famous expert South for a misleading display. The column mocks the misplay of a diamond, clubs, and trumps, praising East for restraint and outlining the flawed line. It ends urging readers to tell the truth about bridge errors.
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South
Marilyn Monroe
East
Trump
Dunmy
United Football League Expands to Nine Teams
In Columbus Ohio AP reports a two day United Football League meeting expanded the young professional conference to nine teams with a 10th possible next month. Chicago slated as new member and Harrisburg or Hershey Pa considered for Akron meeting. New rule allows 33 players dressed and five on call, up from 30.
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Columbus
Ohio
United Football League
Chicago
George T. Gatef
Harrisburg
Hershey
Akron
Mesopotamian Chessmen Traced to 6000-Year-Old Pieces
Fragments of terra cotta suspected as ancient chessmen have been traced to Mesopotamia, dating about six thousand years ago. The discovery suggests early use of gaming pieces in the region.
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Mesopotamia
Lewis Installed In State Post
Joseph E. Lewis of Middletown was installed as district vice president of the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards during a two day meeting in Columbus. J Vernon Groff of Dayton serves as the association's 1962 president.
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Joseph E. Lewis
Middletown
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
Columbus
J. Vernon Groff
Dayton
Game Demonstration Program At Maple Park PTO Meeting
A program showing games played by fourth through sixth graders will be presented by Bertram Wray’s physical education classes at Maple Park's PTO meeting in the school auditorium at 7 30 tomorrow night. Lawrence Johnson, coordinator of special education, will speak on local schools while Edison School activities will be discussed by John Thornberg, principal.
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Bertram Wray
Maple Park
PTO
Lawrence Johnson
Edison
John Thornberg
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