Mistake Moves Franklin Bowler To Sixth In Standings
Franklin team Hipsher's Sohio rose after a 20 pin error revealed a 2969 score and sixth place in the 39th Annual Ohio Women's Bowling Association Tournament. Loren Deaton and Shirley Hall lead a family core with Ruth and Mary Lou Peters as sisters in law. Delores added 417. Local results list Inland Container, Legalettes, Sorg Paper and others posting high totals. Marcelene Olsen led all-events with 1704 and Miss Kennedy topped singles for Tipp City with 1706.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hipsher
Sohio
Franklin
Lorene Deaton
Shirley Hall
Ruth
Mary Lou Peters
Delores Collins
Lorene
Shirley
Lucy Kennedy
Miss Kennedy
Tipp City
Shirrey Campbell
Wauseon
Sue Thompson
Janie Whisman
Middletown
Nancy Mundwiler
North Baltimore
Standings Show Narrow Margin in Columbus Event
Standings list includes Columbus with 2,985 points and 1,248 for C Werth and B Smith, trailing rivals B Runkel and P Feist at 1,246, with Steubenville 1,245 and other figures around 1,243 to 1,669, reflecting a tight scoring race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Werth
Barb Smith
Findlay
Henderson
Sarah Brown
Eva Reeder
Dayton
Columbus
C. Werth
B. Smith
B. Runkel
P. Feist
Steubenville
Il. Kogul M
Ladies Day remark sparks debate over decorum
A quoted remark during Ladies Day drew criticism for its lewd tone and disrespect toward women. Attendees and organizers debated whether the comment reflected the event or stated a broader attitude in society.
Racing Mishap Fatal for Young Racer at Georgia Track
A stock car race at Southeastern International Dragway near Atlanta ended in tragedy when a 194 stock car crashed, killing a boy and injuring his father Rennie Dye. Eyewitnesses reported the car went out of control, flew over an embankment and landed on its front end as spectators reacted in shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Rennie Dye
Petty
Randleman
N.C
Atlanta
Bae
Arnie Beswick
Morrison
Ford's FT Off To Good Start In Daytona Continental
Ford-powered FT entries dominated the Daytona Continental. Veterans Ken Miles and Lloyd Ruby won in a Ford GT prototype, setting a record time in the 1 243-mile race. Ford engines swept the top five, with Pedro Rodriguez and Phil Hill second in a Ford Cobra and Bondurant with Ginther third in a Ford FT twin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Beach
Fla
Ken Miles
Hollywood
Calif
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Tex
Ford
Pedro Rodriguez
Phil Hill
Jo Schiessner
Paris
France
Harold Keck
Hellertown
Bob Bondurant
Los Angeles
Ritchie Ginther
Granada Hills
Harrelson’s Putting Wins National Baseball Golf Tourney
Kansas City first baseman Ken Harrelson won the 72 hole National Baseball Players Golf Tournament in Miami with a 301 after a final round 77. Albie Pearson of the Los Angeles Angels tied for second with 203, while four time winner Alvin Dark of the Chicago Cubs finished third with 312.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Kansas City
Ken Harrelson
Albie Pearson
Los Angeles Angels
Pearson
Alvin Dark
Chicago Cubs
Tigers Boost 1965 Night Schedule to 39 Home Games
The Detroit Tigers increased their 1965 night schedule to 39 home games. The move expands evening attractions at home, aiming to boost attendance and fan engagement during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Tigers
Ski Accent Is On Youth Wins National Ski Jump
Olympic athlete David Hicks from Duluth wins the National Ski Jumping Championship. Minnesotan Jay Martin places runner up after a 263 foot first jump and 246 foot second jump. Defending champ John Ballant of Stockdale Ill. scores 215.9 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
N.H
David Hicks
Jay Martin
John Ballant
Stockdale
Ill
Hicks
Duluth
Martin
Minneapolis
Samuelstuen
Ballant
Speed Skater Lanigan Sweeps Four Events in Cleveland
Bill Lanigan of New York City won all four events at the United States Indoor meet in Cleveland, setting a national record in the intermediate boys division with a 398 second Four event win. Jenny Fish of Strongsville and Diane White of St Paul also claimed titles in junior girls and senior women's divisions respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bill Lanigan
New York City
United States
Lanigan
Cleveland Arena
Buffalo
Jenny Fish
Columbus Secures 1967 State Bowling Tournament
Delegates at the Manchester Inn awarded Columbus the 1967 state bowling tournament as the sole bidder. Coshocton and Zanesville will co-host the 1966 tourney. 191 delegates from 31 cities attended with Emma Phaler present. The Springfield Woman's Association donated a traveling trophy for high participation. Cleveland bids for 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Motor Inn
Columbus
Coshocton
Zanesville
Emma Phaler
Woman's International Bowling Congress
Springfield
Woman's
Sociation
Fort Recovery
Columbus Association
Cleveland Association
Cleveland
Middletown
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Jim Friend
Mary Lou
Delores
Laynecrest Lanes
Cuyahoga Falls
A & W Root Beer
Marcelene Olsen
Warren
Mary O’hare’ of
Boardman
Team Inland Container
Legalettes
Sorg Paper
McCoy - Leffler
A & A TV
Elks Ladies
Johnny's Mobil
Coca-Cola
Brogan’s Pizza
Eastern Lanes
Hipsher’s
Progress Vending
Clemon’s Builders
Debusk’s Grocery
Alley Cats
Gutter Huggers
Valley Paint
Hazel’s Beauty Shop
House of Drugs
Rachel's Beauty Salon
Spr
Tibb’s Restaurant
Pat Wells
Nell Imfeld
Ona Morgan
Thelma Ponder
Judy Blankenship
Sharon Laturgy
Helen Kainai
Zona Weaver
Leona Frisch
Betty Barrett
Gloria Baker
Jane Eyler
Ravel Blevins
Judy Schultz
Edna Hawthorne
Donna Joe Frauenknechtspurger
Nell Bauer
Margie Farkas
Zelma Taylor
Virginia Rice
Linda Moore
Judy Brown
Janie Whitman
Charlotte
Pergram
Margaret Robinson
Helen Craft
Nancy Burdge
Edna Brooks
Angie Callahan
Hilda Marshall
Pat Woodward
Becky Tibbs
Pat Woodrome
Mary Motter
Alice Keister
LaVerne Trimble
Betty Ann Back
Gerry Gunderson
Peggy Spence
Norma Jo Manning
Ruth Carpenter
Irene Dimprich
Jean Hamilton
Sally Gaymann
Nancy Burge
Mabel Blevins
Donna Jo Frauenknecht
Dee Carter
Gloria Snyder
Gladys Medley
Gail Augspurger
Irene Cimprich
Ria
Dixie Crise
Kim Laurence Novak
Harvey
Riv
Ce Hudson
Sterts Todey
Don Gallagher
City Loan and Guaranty CO
Daytona
Harrelson
Mayflower
Hauselman
P.C.V
General Motors
RVICE
Cary
Goodyear
Teralia
Manchester
Verity
Dletown
Ohio
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