Bowling Oddities Highlight Record Bowling Feats and Follies
The December issue of Bowling magazine catalogues oddities in the sport. It cites records like Richard Caplette's lowest sanctioned 3 games, Bud Mathieson's 37 fouls in three games, and Si Hewitt's 17 leagues in a week, among other quirky marks in bowling history.
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Tom McRoberts
Richard Caplette
Danielson
Conn
Caplette
Bud Mathieson
Ocean Beach
Calif
Downs
Charleston
W. Va
Joe Werner
Pomona
N. Y
Don Brayton
Pawtucket
R. I
Joe Suitzberger
Milwaukee
Payne Rose
St. Louis
Si Hewitt
Lincoln
Neb
Hewitt
Armco Bowling Tour Ends After Three Weekend Run
The Armco Bowling Tournament closes its three weekend run at Sports Bowl with final shifts in men's doubles and singles. Leaders include Charles Sexton 684 handicap singles and Harry Grosardt 625 actual. doubles top is Schultz and Giiden. Gary Whiterman and Bill Goodlet lead General Office events.
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Armco
Sports Bowl
Charles Sexton
Harry Grosardt
Grosardt
Sexton
Jess Schultz
Dick Giiden
Tom Barker
Jasper Harrison
Bob Spicer
Bracy Lee
Gary Whiterman
Bill
Goodlet
Whiteman
Jim Morgan
Robert L. Jones
Robert F. Jones
Ralph Davis
Sooners Awarded Zuppke Trophy in Ohio for Tough Schedule
National co champion Oklahoma will be honored in Columbus as the Columbus Touchdown Club awards the Zuppke Trophy for the toughest schedule. The Sooners posted 11 straight wins and shared AP poll leadership with Ohio State last fall. Other club honors include Garvey for Baseball, Stabler for Pro Football, Sheide for College Passer, Pate for Amateur Golf, Strange for College Golf, and Haughton as Harness Horseman.
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Columbus
Ohio
Oklahoma
Ohio State
Sooners
Columbus Touchdown Club
Steve Garvey
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ken Stabler
Oakland Raiders
Gary Sheide
Brigham Young
Jerry Pate
University of Alabama
Curtis Strange
Wake Forest
Billy Haughton
Nets' Kenon Reinstated to East All-Star Squad
Nets forward Larry Kenon, 6 foot 9, 205 pounds and leading rebounder, is reinstated by ABA Commissioner Todd Munchak to the East squad for the January 28 game in San Antonio. He was bumped from the All-Star roster to satisfy a league rule requiring at least one representative from each team.
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NEW York
Larry Kenon
New York Nets
ABA
Todd Munchak
San Antonio
Kenon
Nets
Stew Johnson
Memphis
Franklin Hosts Five-Team Invitational Gym Meet Saturday
Franklin High coaches and gymnasts prepare for a two session invitational featuring Wayne Fairmont West Martins Ferry Miamisburg and Franklin. Wayne is favored with top all around performers Eby Miller and Bischoff. Franklin counters with Kenerly Powell and Lucas in two competition sessions at 1 pm and 7 30 pm at East 6th Street Junior High.
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Wayne
Fairmont West
Martins Ferry
Miamisburg
Franklin
Sellman
Dale Eby
Marty Miller
Rollin Bischoff
Eby
Dave By
University of California
Berkely
Dale Shaw
Rod Newland
Wildcats
Irv Kenerly
Virgil Powell
Jack Lucas
Lucas
Troy
Youngstown Boardman
East 6Th St
Buckeyes' Andreas tops Big Ten scoring race after weekend burst
Ohio State senior Bill Andreas, 6-7 from Sugarcreek, netted 46 points in wins over Wisconsin and Northwestern to grab the league scoring lead from Terry Furlow. He owns a 22.5 point six game average, narrowly ahead of Lindsay Hairston and Rick Schmidt as Indiana dominates team and individual statistics.
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Associated Press
Ohio _ State
Bill Andreas
Andreas
Sugarcreek
Ohio
Buckeye
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Michigan State
Terry Furlow
Ohio State
Lindsay Hairston
Illinois
Rick Schmidt
Furlow
John Garrett
Purdue
Bruce McCauley
Minnesota
Mark Landsberger
Otho Tucker
Michigan
C. J. Kupec
Mark Olberding
Billy McKinney
Indiana
Hoosiers
Steve Green
Garrett
Mike Thompson
Iowa
Bruce King
Dan Frost
Gems top Saginaw to take IHL best record
Dayton Gems beat Saginaw 5-4 to improve to 30-14-3 and lead the league’s Southern Division. Yvan Boullion had three assists as Rick Bragnale Tony White and Steve Self scored for Dayton. Doug Martt and John Gravel paced Saginaw with two assists each.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton Gems
International Hockey League
Yvan Boullion
Saginaw
Dayton
Rick Bragnale
Tony White
Steve Self
Gems
Boullion
John Gravel
Doug Martt
Stu Irving
Conover's halftime pep talk sparks Owls to 32 20 win
In 1972 coach Al Conover threw a chair through a window during halftime in Little Rock. His ice Owls answered the anger by returning to defeat Arkansas 32 to 20. He urged his team to throw a fit on every play.
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Little Rock, Ark
al Conover
Ice Owls
Arkansas
Conover
Freshmen Upset Princeton in Glendale Wrestling Meet
Middletown Freshman High improved to 5-1 with a 37-22 win over Princeton here yesterday. Mike Kirk and Bob Weaver pinned their opponents, while Wayne Childers Vinnie Franklin Jeff Conley Breck Little Mike Newman and Kent Gilder won by decisions. Todd Ramsey claimed a forfeit at heavyweight.
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Glendale
Middletown
Princeton
Tworestlers
Mike Kirk
Bob Weaver
Wayne Childers
Vinnie Franklin
Jeff Conley
Breck Little
Mike Newman
Kent Gilder
Todd Ramsey
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Miles
R. Thomas
B. Taylor
S. Stevens
S. Goodlett
Cc. Myers
M. Eisele
R. McGill
L. Shepherd
E. Davidson
C. Moore
B. Harding
P. Denham
B. Agee
J. Hutchinson
Kidd
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J. Taylor
Dunes
Central Tire
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