Arlene Mattingly Sparks Comeback in City Bowling Tourney
Arlene Mattingly dominates multiple events at Frontier Lanes led by a 624 series and an all-events edge in the 31st annual Women’s City Bowling Tournament. She and Joey Plumbo propel Buick team to sixth in Class A while setting pace in doubles and all-events standings amid a seven-weekend competition.
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Dick Routh
Arlene Mattingly
Frontier Lanes
Arlene
Frontier
Williamson
Ritter
Triple B Hardware
Joey Plumbo
Wilmer Motors
Guy Brown
Buick
Mike
Kickapoos
Lewis Realty Cla
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P. Back
Murphy-Singhoffer
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Mites-Boehm
Spade-Denisi
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Swain-Sauter
Ruth Morgan
Pat Back
Ida Hutchinson
Joey
Pat
Jenny Back
Callie Plumbo
Effie
NHL Scores Night Upends For Montreal Boston Toronto Detroit
Montreal beat Boston 2 to 1 while Chicago topped Toronto 3 to 1 and New York defeated Detroit 8 to 3 in a hockey night with multiple results.
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National Hockey League
Montreal
Boston
Chicago
Toronto
New York
Detroit
Cage Results Class AA and A Tournament Highlights
Summary of results from Ohio cage tournaments across multiple sites. Class AA games include Lima Senior 51 over St Marys 49 and Portsmouth 78 over Minford 47. Martins Ferry beat Bellaire 63 54 and Cambridge topped Warren Local 69 47. Other AA scores: Buchtel 67 over Marietta, Chillicothe 60 over Hillsboro 4, Mansfield St Peter 59 over Mansfield Senior 58, Rossford 43 over Libbey 35, Defiance 35 over Anthony Wayne 33. Class A results: Defiance Montpelier 54 over Oakwood 42. Ayersville 41 over Stryker 26. Princeton 72 over Carlisle 63. Middle-town Fenwick 82 over Russellville 62.
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Lima
Lima Senior
St. Marys
Portsmouth
Minford
Martins Ferry
Bellaire
New Concord
Cambridge
Warren Local
Buchtel
Somerset
Sheridan
Marietta
Bainbridge
Chillicothe
Hillsboro
Marioo
Mansfield
St Peter
Mansfield Senior
Rossford
Toledo
Libbey
Fostoria
Bryar
Defiance
Anthony Wayne
Montpelier
Oakwood
Ayersville
Stryker
Princeton
Carlisle
Seven Mile
Middle-town
Fenwick
Russellville
Fullmer Beats Robinson to Retain Middleweight Title
Gene Fullmer of West Jordan Utah outpointed Sugar Ray Robinson in New York to retain the middleweight title. Fullmer, the 159 pound challenger, won a unanimous decision as Robinson struggled to land against the defending champion.
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Associated Press
Las Vegas
Nev
Gene Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Sugar Ray Robinson
New York
Fullmer
Otis Leads Rich Heinke Tournament in Cincinnati
Middletown bowlers led by Otis topped the handicap standings with 2972 and 3018 totals as the Rich Heinke Tournament in Cincinnati began. Wendy Risner of Laynecrest Lanes Franklin led the five game class with 1095 handicap, while Donnie Justice led actual with 1072. Jasper Harrison stood second in that division with 1034 and Ralph Lorens third with 1021. Carroll Yocum sparked Otis with 635 series. Laurens 610. Harrison 4. Don Dennis 565 and Art Spruance 558 contributed. The event runs weekends through June 18.
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Otis
Cincinnati
Thal
Wendy Risner
Laynecrest
Franklin
Donnie Justice
Jasper Harrison
Ralph Lorens
Carroll Yocum
Laurens
Harrison
Don Dennis
Art Spruance
Weekend Bowling Scores From Various Leagues
Weekend results list winners and scores across leagues including J J Lanes B'nai B'rith 49er's, Gardner American Carton Reds, and Sam's Kids. Notable performances include Ottis White 229 and Dick LaForce 234 in men’s 200 games, with women Achanda Troutman 182 and Ann Gentry 184 leading 180+ games.
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Colts
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Eagles
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Dave Finklemanm
Thunderbirds
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Wendy's Inc
Lindsay's Body Shop
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Jim Anderson
Adrian Waugh
Dick Davidson
June Shuster
Jack Sowder
Jack Frisbie
Ottis White
Dick LaForce
E. Hensley
A. Elam
Bill Casper
PCL Tests Wild Card Rule for 1961 Season
The Pacific Coast Baseball League voted to trial a wild card rule in 1961 allowing managers to designate a substitute hitter for a pitcher. The eight directors kept details private pending a full outline next week. Managers would decide before games whether the pitcher bats or an alternate hitter enters, with the pitcher remaining only on defense.
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Seattle
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Dewey Soriano
Soriano
National
Eagle Leaders Setting Fast Pace at Ohio State Eagles Tourney
Richard Smith of Norwalk led singles with 701 and 134 handicap while Ralph Woodpaster of Celina followed with 686 as the tournament opened at Sports Bowl. Jim Hilbig and Jim Young of Struthers led doubles with 1,265, and the event features 969 doubles teams and 1,998 singles across 28 clubs, resuming Saturday.
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Richard Smith
Norwalk
Ralph Woodpaster
Wood ‘Paster
Celina
Smith
Jims
Jim Hilbig
Jim Young
Jof Struthers
Chardon
Fist
Chardor Eagles
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Fairborn
Stroh
Valley View Grove
Dick Smith
Ralph Goodpaster
Fred Hofford
Cincinnati
Melvin Blackburn
Nelsonville
Calvin Coats
Hilbig-Young
Struthers
Rosensteel - Gongaware
Emnis-Mascari
lal \Organ-Blackburn
Delaware
Matheny-Riley
Hornets Have Banner Year at Monroe basketball tourney
Monroe Highs and reserves posted strong records after a tough loss to Hamilton Taft 63 54. The varsity finished 13 4, the reserve squad 10 3, and Monroe Junior High reached 10 2 as part of a standout season for the Hornets blue and gold across teams.
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Monroe
Hornets
Hamilton Taft
Hamilton Garfield
Monroe Junior High
Movies Could Decide The Johansson Patterson Title Fight
Ingemar Johansson and Floyd Patterson prepare for the Miami Beach bout with films of Johansson’s secret workouts being reviewed by his brain trust. Public workouts by Johansson’s son draw mixed opinions on his left hand and overall power as Johansson plans rest and final strength building before the Monday title fight.
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Johansson
Sanders Wins New Orleans Open With Unorthodox Swing
Doug Sanders, aged 27, from Georgia, living in Florida and playing out of Ojai, Calif., used his sharp abbreviated swing to win the Greater New Orleans Open by five strokes with a four round total of 272. Gay Brewer Jr. and Mac Main trailed after a rough final day.
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New Orleans
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Florida
Ojai
Calif
Gay Brewer Jr
Crystal River
Fla
Mac Main
Danville
Don Finsterwald
Palmer
City Park
Main
Brewer
European colt Typhoon may run in Kentucky Derby
Typhoon a top ranked European colt could become the first European entry in the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs May 6. The son of Honeyway owned by Neil S. McCarthy is among 153 colts and geldings nominated for the mile and a quarter classic.
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Louisville, Ky
Typhoon
Honeyway
Neil S. McCarthy
Churchill Downs
Indoor Football Keeps Justice Department Kit
Washington AP reports indoor football practice at the Justice Department to keep top officials sharp year round. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy and Deputy Attorney General Byron White toss a ball in Kennedy's office, with White noted as a former All America standout. Some staff fear a ball could shatter a glass window and disrupt traffic on Constitution Avenue.
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Washington
Justice Department
High Command
Robert F. Kennedy
Byron White
Kennedy
White
University of Colorado
Constitution Avenue
Straight Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey Six Years Old
Frankfort Kentucky distillery markets a straight bourbon at six years age and 86 proof. The product carries the Ancient Age label from the Founders member firm in Kentucky with Bourbon Institute affiliation.
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Kentucky
Frankfort, KY
THE
Bourbon Institute
Liston Has New Opponent for Wednesday Fight
Sonny Liston will face Howard King, replacing Jack Johnson for Wednesday night at Miami Beach Auditorium. King earned the spot after Johnson was injured in sparring Saturday, requiring a hospital visit.
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Miami Beach, Fla
Sonny Liston
Miami Beach Auditorium
Jack Johnson
Howard King
King
Johnson
Liston
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