Sorg, House Of Drugs Victors In City Classic
In the Cy Hoop Tournament last night House of Drugs beat Crystal Tissue 69-51 and Sorg Paper defeated Knights of Columbus 67-58. Aerotica won by forfeit against Bake Shop. Sorg led 34-27 at halftime.
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House of Drugs
Crystal Tissue
Sorg Paper
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Aerotica
Bake Shop
G. Smith
Powell
Morton
Florence
Bonny
Totals
Middletown Women Bowling Tournament Opens With Big Targets
The Middletown Women’s Bowling Tournament begins Saturday at Eastern Lanes with 61 teams across four shifts. Sunday features singles and doubles as teams chase new records amid divisions A and B. Last year Betty Ann Back set a singles high of 643 with 39 handicap.
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Middletown
Betty Ann Back
Giants Prove Top Interceptors In 1961 Season
New York Giants led by Dick Lynch Jimmy Patton and Erich Barnes topped the NFL in pass interceptions for 1961 with 33 steals on 366 passes thrown opponent returns totaled 26 yards Barnes 102 yard return against Dallas longest of the season Lynch had nine interceptions in two seasons Patton tied for runner up honors with eight Barnes tied for seventh with seven Dallas second in team standings with 25 interceptions on 326 passes Dallas Don Bishop had eight interceptions.
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New York Giants
Dick Lynch
Jimmy Patton
Erich Barnes
National Football League
Wit Barnes
Dallas
Lynch
Paton
Barnes
Barnes Jed
Don Dol
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Cowboys
Don Bishop
Palmer Gets Tourney Nod
Palmer, the long hitting favorite, vies for his third Baton Rouge golf title in a weather delayed 20 000 dollar tournament at Baton Rouge Country Club. Heavy rains postponed the first round, forcing a three day schedule with a 36 hole finish on Sunday. Palmer said he was feeling better after ear drum surgery to drain fluid and regain balance.
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Arnold Palmer
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Pennsylvania
Miami
Fla
Nats Thrive on Grueling Shed Beat Roy als in NBA Action
Syracuse Nats win 137 108 over the Cincinnati Royals in a rare 90 game schedule highlight. Hal Greer sidelined with a swollen thigh Dolph Schayes out with injuries plus Halbrook ailing. Nats dress seven players most nights yet surge in second half led by an energized effort.
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Iowa Kegler Nears 300 In ABC Tournament
Calvin Case of Marshalltown a 41 year old lefthander opened his final doubles game with nine strikes in the regular division of the ABC tournament but failed to convert a seven pin on his 10th delivery ending with 277 He was not among leaders.
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Legion Bowling Tourney Nears Halfway Mark at Sports Bowl
The Ohio American Legion Bowling Tournament reaches its halfway point with 58 teams at the Sports Bowl. Middletown duos David ion and Coca Cola join 30 teams in the Saturday 5 p.m. shift, Dayton squads in the final shift, and 30 doubles on Sunday morning. Local pairs William Barton Robert Bennett Ralph Lewis Joe Dineen Tony Haker John Haker and Al Nemcic Ed Fabing appear in final shifts. Individual leaders include Johnstown No. 2 Wilmington Kline Oil Parkview Carpenter Pontiac Akron Past Commanders and doubles entries Bay Village Cleveland Middletown. Singles leaders list Howard Spurrier Norwood Bud Merritt Columbus George Aregood Miamisburg Bernard Ruhe Ottawa Edward Kenny Johnstown.
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Ralph Lewis
Joe Dineen
Tony Haker
John Haker
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Ed Fabing
Bowling Results Show Multiple 200 Games Across Divisions
Bowling results list numerous 200 games and high scorers across men and women divisions. Notable performances include Ray Eckhardt 182 219 251 652 and Glenn Blackmore 147 244 226 617, plus many others hitting 200s in triplicate and team events.
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Glenn Blackmore
Rod Johnson
George Reckart
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Bo Abner
Buck Helton
Ralph Rupp
Harold Cairns
Chalmer Hughes
Bob Kelly
J. Vanderpool
William Tilton
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Dale Johnson
Ray Moreland
Glenn Barker
Jerry West
Elmer Koontz
Robert Marts
R. Thomas
Gene Barber
Bill Boonstra
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Ted Foland
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Marcie Moore
Bonnie Charles
Kay McCue
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Ken Carpenter
Thornton Reed
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Dot Rigg
Jo Carmody
Marge Sanders
Jenny Stein
Mary Melton
Ida Warnock
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Owen Craft
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Bill Crase
Esten Wombold
Jack South
B. Franklin
Ed Sabo
Wil Perkins
Joe Cornelia
Bucky Hoover
Jim Sebald
C Shearer
Bill Bendel
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Fred Walton
Dick Koepper
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Millard Murphy
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Mary Kerschbaum
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Bob Medley
Don Shaffer
Howard Schull
Larry Wardlow
Wendel Perry
Ralph Fordyce
Bill Bergmann
Lee Pearson
Brook Wright
Marvin Hart
Bil Poynter
Stan ‘Tsakeris
Glenn Brown
Bob Sparrow
Roy Downs
Ed Williams
Tom Kinder
Cary Fenton
Les Pfeiffer
Chuck Luksic
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Myra Woodward
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Fritzie Butler
Sylvia Goode
Florida Coast Women's Golf Tournament Quar terfinals
Lida Mathers of Portsmouth Ohio was knocked out in the quarterfinals by Sandra Spuzich of Indianapolis, 4 and 3, in St Augustine Florida. The match marks Spuzich advancing as Mathers exits the event.
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Laynecrest Lanes Announces Women's Handicap Team Tourney
Laynecrest Lanes will hold a women's handicap team bowling tournament in April with a first prize of $300. The entry deadline is April 4 at midnight and entry blanks are available at local bowling establishments.
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Laynecrest Lanes
Liston Rejects Patterson Sparring Offer Over Fight Terms
Sonny Liston refused promoter Tom Bolan's bid for a Patterson bout with a $200,000 to $700,000 payday, calling the terms ridiculous. Liston objected to Patterson's return-bout rights and site control, saying a challenger cannot price himself out of the market. Dr. Charles Larsen noted possible removal as top contender as Patterson and manager Dug D'Amato did not comment.
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Philadelphia Ike White and Butch Mayes Win Wide Decisions
In Philadelphia Ike White 155 outpointed Al Hauer 165 in eight rounds. In Miami Butch Mayes 129 outpointed Santos Flores 123 in eight rounds.
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Ike White
al Hauser
Miami
Butch Mayes
Santos Flores
Puerto Rico
Stengel Plans Intrasquad Lineup For Mets Debut
Casey Stengel returns to baseball with the Mets intrasquad game as he sketches a lineup headed by Ashburn Zimmer Bell and Thomas, with Mantilla Lepcio Landrith and Craig in initial roles and adjustments expected for Hodes and Neal. The piece notes player ages averages and prior seasons while detailing ongoing camp news and other NL activities.
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Uelses and Gunner Lead Knights of Columbus Track Show
John Uelses seeks another 16 foot vault as Gary Gunner aims to top his two week old indoor shot put record at Madison Square Garden. Uelses, Quin ticot corporal and the world’s lone 16 foot vaulter, uses a comeback season after flu and misses. Gunner, NYU sophomore and indoor record breaker, targets at least 65 feet with a 260 pound frame in the Knights of Columbus meet.
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Luck Key Ingredient For Kansas City Rise In 1960
Kansas City manager expresses confidence in a stronger club with new additions Gino Cimoli Bill Lajoie and Manuel Jimenez boosting outfield and offense while pitching depth improves led by Norm Bass Jim Archer Bill Kunkel and Ed Raidon. He praises infield strength of Siebern Lumpe Howser and Causey and notes need for power hitting and left handed relief pitching. The Yankees loom as the team to beat and Detroit lags without reliable bullpen and depth.
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Bill Lajoie
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Milwaukee Braves
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Dodgers
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Omaha
Jimenez
Norm Bass
Jim Archer
Bill Kunkel
Ed Raidon
Jerry Walker
Baltimore
Norm Siebern
Jerry Lumpe
Dick Howser
Wayne Causey
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Detroit
Tigers
Doug Sanders Fires 62 in Phoenix Open Finale
Doug Sanders posted the tournament best finish with a 62 in the final round of the 1961 Phoenix Open. He surged to the top of the leaderboard, delivering a standout closing performance at Phoenix Country Club.
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