General Office Keglers Shake Up Armco Tourney
The General Office standings in the Armco Singles and Doubles Tournament shifted after the second round at J-J Lanes. Myers and Anderson lead doubles with 1281, Dinan and Fisher 1279 second, Brown and Gingerich drop to third. Waxweiler leads singles at 675, Skinner second at 670, Dinan tops all events with 1298, while the father son team Tannreuther tops the East Works pair with 1336. Lentz leads singles for East Works with 608 pins and 743 including 135 free sticks, tying Dearth for all events at 1345. Harold and Neace stay atop Fabricating with 1277, Nicholson and Topp second at 1257, Mittenholzer and Rice third at 1254. Banks holds all events at 1292, Creekbaum 697 in singles. The tourney concludes Sunday at J-J Lanes.
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Armco
J-J
Robert Myers
J. E. Anderson
Bill Dinan
D. O. Fisher
Roy Brown
Dick Gingerich
Jim Waxweiler
Ray Skinner
Pat Dinan
Elbert Tannreuther, Sr
East Works
Willis Lant
Millard Wells
Bob Lentz
Lentz
Dick Dearth
Charles Harold
Glenn Neace
Don Nicholson
Walter Topp
Andy Mittenholzer
Reuben Rice
Scotty Banks
Asa Creekbaum
Hoover Bowls Perfect 300 to Win Ohio State Title
Dick Hoover of Akron captured the Ohio State Single Match Game Tournament title with a perfect 300 in Bucyrus on Sunday night. Hoover totaled 5,054 for 24 games and won $400, ahead of Fred Cieslik and Clyde Hobbs of Cleveland who finished second and third with 5,012 and 4,871.
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Bucyrus
Ohio
Dick Hoover
Akron
Nual
Ohio State
Hoover
Fred Cieslik
Clyde Hobb
Cleveland
Clyde Hobbs
Ott Markulis
Jim Schroeder
Ottawa
al Novak
Bernie Kovach
East Side No 2 Wins Armco Girls Tourney at J J Lanes
East Side No 2 captured the Armco Girls Inter-Division title with a 2446 total led by Betty Ficher 535 handicap and Virginia Mallory 503. Fab ricating and Print Shop finished second 18 pins back, while General Office No 2 placed third at 2401 as Pat Anthony posted 539.
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East Side
Armco
Betty Ficher
Virginia Mallory
Lois Winglewich
Cathy Stevens
Barbara McCandless
Phyllis Anderson
General Office No. 2
Pat Anthony
East Side No. 1
Purchasing
General Office No. 1
Research
Aic-Ad&mp
Frisch's Nine In Pin Classic Tally At Dayton Meet
Frisch's Big Boy of Middletown placed ninth in the Fairborn Recreation Tournament in Dayton. Jack Frisbie led with 662 series as Frisch's totaled 2743 pins on a 312 handicap for a 3055 final. Other scores included Andreotta 589 Burkhardt 561 Osborne 505 and Brown 426 with Frisbie's lines 223 202 237.
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Frisch
Middletown
Fairborn
Dayton
Jack Frisbie
Bill Andreotta
Russ Burkhardt
Bill Osborne
Jerry Brown
Frisbie
Shirley Fry Defeats Althea Gibson In Australian Final
Shirley Fry of St. Petersburg Florida defeated Althea Gibson of New York 6-3 6-4 to win the Australian Women's Singles championship. Gibson led briefly in the second set but Fry retained control. Fry was the U S number one in 1956 and had beaten Gibson for the U S title at Forest Hills last September.
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Melbourne
Shirley Fry
St. Petersburg
Fla
Althea Gibson
New York
Miss Fry
Miss Gibson
U. S
Forest Hills
N.Y
Detroit light heavyweight Chuck Spieser served as Air Force captain
Detroit athlete Chuck Spieser, a light heavyweight, held the rank of captain in the U S Air Force.
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Detroit
Chuck Spieser
U.S. Air Force
Breaking a Bowling Slump By Fixing Footwork Arm Swing and Timing
The author urges focusing on one factor to break a bowling slump. Start with footwork by slow walking the approach then increase speed to normal. Then adjust your arm swing avoiding a long backswing and ensure timing matches leg action. Skip pins while diagnosing the fault.
Celtics Hold Lead in Eastern as Pistons Top West
Celtics crushed Philadelphia 107-87 to widen their cushion over the Warriors in the Eastern Division. Fort Wayne posted two wins, beating the Warriors 101-98 and the Knicks 103-102 in overtime to gain a full game on St. Louis. Syracuse won twice to move closer to the leaders.
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Associated Press
National Basketball Assn
Boston Celtics
Fort Wayne Pistons
Celtics
Philadelphia
Warriors
Fort Wayne
New York
Knicks
Minneapolis
Pistons
St. Louis Hawks
Rochester
Royals
Syracuse
Skating Champion Bartholomew Retires After Injury
Ken Bartholomew, 36, suffers an ankle injury in a finish collision at the National Outdoor Speed Skating meet. Bartholomew shares the 12th title and says he will retire from big time competition. Bob Snyder, 30, secures third to tie Bartholomew on points as Bartholomew finishes fourth.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Ken Bartholomew
Bartholomew
Gene Sandvig
Minneapolis
Lawing Named Secretary for Cubs Minor League Clubs
Chicago Cubs designate Gene Lawing veteran baseball executive as secretary of their minor league clubs. Lawing, 42, joined in 1945 and served as business manager at Decatur Illinois Springfield Missouri Statesville North Carolina and Fayetteville North Carolina. He moved to the Chicago office in 1950 to work in the farm system. The Charlotte North Carolina native previously led the Carolina League in 1936 and the North Carolina State League in 1937 and 1938.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Gene Lawing
Lawing
Cub
Decatur
Ill
Springfield
Satesville
N. C
Fayetteville
N.C
Charlotte
Fire Destroys Birds at Lanham Shed
A blaze in Lanham Maryland yesterday destroyed a shed housing about 2 500 parakeets including valuable show and breeding stock. The owner estimated the loss between 17 000 and 20 000 dollars.
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Lanham, Md
Polish Refugee Tops Tabori in Washington Track Meet
John Macy a 25-year-old former Polish army officer and UH freshman won the two mile in 9 02.6 breaking Ashenfelter’s meet record while also sharing praise with Ira Murchison and Lee Calhoun for sprint and hurdle feats. Tom Courtney won the 1000 yard, Bobby Seaman led the mile, and Rev Bob Richards cleared 15 feet in the pole vault.
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Washington
Hungary
Laszlo Tabori
Poland
John Macy
Macy
Tabori
Horace Ashenfelter
University of Houston
Ashenfelter
Ira Murchison
Duke
Dave Sime
Lee Calhoun
Sime
Murchison
Ira
Philadelphia
FBI
Tom Courtney
Courtney
Bobby Seaman
UCLA
George King
King
Boston
Bob Richards
Joe Gaffney
Villanova
Ft. McNair
Nori’s Fielder Lifts Gophers to CYO Win
Nori’s fielder scored 28 points including a 15 second overtime shot to lift the Gophers to a 36 34 victory over the Buffalos in the CYO National League at Trinity Gym. Colts beat Bobcats 32 23 as Robert Beck scored 17. Rams defeated Bears 43 16 for their first win with Mike Herr scoring 17.
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Fred Nori
Gophers
Buffalos
Trinity Gym
Nori
Colts
Bobcats
Robert Beck
Rams
Bears
Mike ‘Herr
Bob Wagner
Mike Cornella
Browns Sign Guido From Youngstown University Grid Star
Cleveland Browns sign Joe Guido a defensive half back from Youngstown University who left college in 1955 to play pro football in Canada. Coach Paul Brown announced the signing on Dike Beede’s recommendation. Guido is a Leetonia Ohio native and became a free agent after his June graduation.
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Browns
Guido Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Joe Guido
Youngstown University Grid
Canada
Paul Brown
Guido
D. W
Dike) Beede
Youngstown
Leetonia
Ohio
30 Seniors Lead Monroe Honors List
Lemon Monroe High School honors roll honors 30 seniors top the list with 26 juniors 18 sophomores and 22 freshmen. The long roster names seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen including Carolyn Back Rita Bailey James Berry Robin Brate and many others.
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Lemon-Monroe High School
Carolyn Back
Rita Bailey
James Berry
Robin Brate
Carol Cease
Beth Egglestor
Gayle Frisby
Nancy Hall
Phyllis Hampton
Phyllis Holland
Pat Hydier
Earl Jones
Gs Kemp
Mary Kindell
Ray Koeppel
Terry Kruger
Barbara Long
Bonnie Long
Richard Manning
Rod Montgomery
Ronn Mullen
Richard Neely
Donna Niederauer
Rita Osborne
Larry Phelps
Sandra Schoultis
Ward Weiss
Mary Weiland
Notalie Yelton
Ludy Zecher
Ruth Baird
Donna Benzing
Junior Bruce
Charlene Condon
Lee Coppess
del Diehl
Linda Everett
Jerry Giles
Delores Goodman
Carole Hilling
Charlotte Jenna
Robert Johnston
Donna Klamo
Janice Lowe
Helen Malott
JoAnn Meadows
Robert Metz
Janis Moore
Tom Mowery
Sarah Simpson
Donna William Scott
Jeani Tuggle
Hugh Wilder
Sylvia Wilson
Jerry Waits
Vicky Ball
Barbara Binegar
Susan Boxwell
David Buck
Janis Byrd
Charlene Cornett
Roberta Cox
Loretta Donathan
Mary Ann Fondren
Nancy Hannah
Année Hill
Robert Koettel
Pete Lang
Penelope Mull
Danny Pasley
Leslie Perin
Marilyn Proffitt
Sharon Taylor
Glenda Tungate
Linda Vance
Kathy Waldsmith
Ohio Pastors Convention Opens With Talks on Roads Housing
In Columbus Ohio resolutions urging state support for stricter highway laws and better housing will be reviewed as the 38th annual Ohio Pastors Convention begins. About 2000 Protestant ministers are expected for the four day event sponsored by the Ohio Council of Churches at the county veterans memorial.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Council of Churches
Gonzales Beats Rosewall Again in Auckland Tennis Match
Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles defeated Australia’s Ken Rosewall in Auckland with scores 16 14 6 4 9 7 to take a 7-1 lead in their 100 match series. The long first set featured powerful serves and aggressive play from Gonzales while Rosewall relied on a strong backhand.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Pancho Gonzales
Los Angeles
Australia
Ken Rosewall
Auckland
Gonzales
Rosewall E.celled
Eight Ohio Counties Urgently Tap Lake Erie Water
A year-long survey for the Lake Erie Watershed Conservation Foundation finds eight northeastern Ohio counties near Cleveland must tap Lake Erie to meet growing needs. By 1980 demand would rise to 2 650 million gallons daily, with total 2000 cost projected at 200 million dollars.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Erie
Lake Erie Watershed Conservation Foundation
Cleveland Foundation
Stanley Engineering Co
Chicago
Avon Lake
Fairport
Ashtabula
Cuyahoga
Geauga, Lake
Lorain
Medina
Portage
Summit
Frank W. Edwards
Edwards
Officers Wade Into Icy Water To Save Woman
Hamilton police officers George Keller and Louis Metcalf waded into the Miami River to rescue a 21 year old woman who had walked into ten feet of icy water. A resident had reported a car parked on A Street with an occupant seen near the river bank. The woman fled as officers pursued and later gave her name at Mercy Hospital as family was notified.
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Hamilton
Miami
George Keller
Louis Metcalf
Mercy Hospital
Jockeys in 80 Mile An Hour Police Chase Across New Orleans
Two jockeys flee in a sports car at 80 mph for 20 miles through New Orleans before leaping from the vehicle. Michael E. Thomas, 20, Methuen MA, and Tommy W. Lamn, 21, Boston MA, are jailed after bar arrest on weapons narcotics charges and road violation counts. Police used four patrol cars a tow wagon and motorcycles in the pursuit.
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New Orleans
Michael FE. Thomas
Methuen
Mass
Tommy W. Lamn
Boston
Actor Dick Long and Mara Corday Wed in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas actor Dick Long 29 and starlet Mara Corday 27 announce their honeymoon today. Long’s first wife actress Suzan Ball died in 1955 after a 16 month marriage. Corday is making her first marriage.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Dick Long
Mara Corday
Long
Suzan Ball
Miss Corday
Railroad buys land for plant site in Lordstown area
The Pennsylvanian Railroad purchased 15 more acres in Lordstown, the same area GM plans a multimillion dollar assembly plant. This follows a earlier 26 acre purchase by the railroad, with Ohio Edison Co. acquiring 56 acres nearby. The latest acquisition is on record in the Trumbull County recorder's office.
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Warren
Ohio
Pennsylvana Railroad
Lordstown
General Motors Corp
Ohio Edison Co
Trumbull County
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