Wilson Frees Singles Lead in City Bowling Tourney
Bowlin led singles after a 722 actual and 726 handicap but Bob Wilson surged with 695 raw and 40 pins free to post a 735, moving into first and buoying a three man top five in singles. Additional notes include Mueller 679, Frye 671 in singles and 1,265 doubles for Frye and Frye, with local teams strong in doubles and all events as Middletown contends in Massillon.
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Don Bowlin
Bob Wilson
Wilson
Bowlin
Carl Mueller
Ron Frye
Pete Frye
Yazell
Middletown
Davey
Pony Key
Homer Day
Bob Wells
Togethr
Don Hamilton
Joe Plumbo
Ernie Miller
Don Fugate
Harry Nation
Dick Nation
H. Cox
M. McGuinn
Hera Cox
Elma Reed
Day
Tom Faeta
Sterling Harrison
H. Nation
D. Nation
Dave Schiering
McGuinn
Schoenling
Chuck Morrison
Ralph Benge
Art Frasik
Dave Brewer
Don Dennis
Carroll Yocum
Aaron Loses Doral Open Title After Penalty Disaster
Doug Sanders wins the Doral Open with a nine under par 275 and $20,000 first prize, as Aaron slips from 10 under to a final 278 after a water hazard and a grounding penalty on the ninth. Aaron blamed the ruling for derailment of his bid and finished in a five way tie for fifth behind Henning, Wall, Nicklaus and others.
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Miami
Fla
Doug Sanders
Tommy Aaron
Sanders
Aaron
Harold Henning
Jack
Nicklaus
Wade Cagle
Henning
Art Wall
George Archer
Lionel ‘Hebert
Bobby Nichols
Mill
Er Barber
Standings Show Team Event Scores and Positions
The standings list team event scores totaling 3,220 3,081 3,090 3,071 3,059 3,056 3,055 3,044 and related placements. This compact record reflects performance across the event with numeric rankings and sums.
Skins Star At Oxford Road Races Dominate Meet
Oxford Miami University runners dominated yesterday's road races. Steve Korencheck won the 10 mile in 54 52, Grant Colehauer was seven seconds behind, and Wayne Brooks led Miami in the mile with 5 34.5. Bob McElroy captured the three mile in 15 57 5 while several Miami athletes placed.
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Bob Wilson
Don Bowlin
Carl Mueller
Eugene Gibbs
Ron Frye
Wilbur Dennis
Richard Pruett
Gordon Aldridge
George Harvey
Bluford Lacker
Art Frasik
Dave Brewer
Paul Doughman Sr
Oxford
Miami University
Steve Korencheck
Bob McElroy
Bob Brooks
Hamilton Ymca
Korencheck
Grant Colehauer
Kentucky
Colehauer
Wayne Brooks
Miami
Wes Hieb
Kettering
Brooks
Elvar Gaston
Monroe High
Gaston
Ross Township
McElroy
Kev
Becker
Dave
Stewart
Ken Snowden
Venice Pelton Tops All-Events In State Meet
Venice Pelton of Cleveland set the all-events record in the 1967 Ohio Woman's State Bowling Tournament with 1910 total including 719 in doubles. Dorothy Warner of Pauling scored a 649 in singles, totaling 772 with handicap as she rose past former leader Sally Rigby. Independent Columbus team posted 2838-288-3126 for a 10 pin read, surpassing the previous leaders.
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Columbus
Ohio
Venice Pelton
Cleveland
Dorothy Warner
Pauling
Dottie Bachtel
Akron
Sharon Wiseman
Obetz
Salily Rigby
Eagles Trample Knights 114 45 in Old-Timers League clash
The Silver Dollar Eagles routed the Knights No. 2 114 45 at Armco Center in an Old-Timers League game. Knights No. 1 beat the Bucaneers 56 45 while the Steelers topped the Dirty Dozen 70 62.
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Silver Dollar
Eagles
Knights
Armco Center
Buccaneers
Steelers
NHL Standings and Sunday Scores Snapshot
Chicago leads with 79 points after 35 wins 14 losses 9 ties. New York 63, Toronto 60, Montreal 58, Detroit 40, Boston 40. Montreal tops New York 2 0, Chicago defeats Toronto 5 2, Detroit tops Boston 5 3.
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WLT
Chicago
New York
Toronto
Montreal
Detroit
Boston
Training Camps Rule Change Shelved As Experiment
In October 1972 reports note Willie Mays, 41, training with the Chicago White Sox in Sarasota. The Giants and Dodgers seek a shared pinch hitter rule affecting the final games of the season, tying Ruth’s career home run record and stirring fan debate over expanded player limits and game pacing.
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Associated Press
Willie
Chicago White Sox
Mays
Sarasota
Fla
Babe Ruth
Sox
Giants
Dodgers
Ruth
Eddie Stanky
White Sox
Smith Ryun In Record Indoor Runs At AAU and Big Eight
Tracy Smith, a former Oregon State athlete, set an indoor 3 mile record 13:16.2 at the AAU Championships in Oakland. Jim Ryun, Kansas sophomore and mile world record holder, clocked 3:58.8 for the indoor mile at the Big Eight meet in Kansas City as he prepares for NCAA Detroit.
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Ron Rapoport
Associated Press
Tracy Smith
Jim Ryun
Smith
Oregon State University
Oakland
Ryan
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Arcadia
Calif
Ron Clarke
Oscar Moore
Southern Illinois University
Ryun
Kansas State
Conrad Nightingale
Detroit
Nightingale
Villanova
Dave Patrick
Patrick
New York
Willie Davenport
Southern University
Jim Kemp
Long Beach 49Ers
Sam Bair
Kent State
Preston Davis
49Ers
Bobcats Escape Pt Defiance Zoo Cages In Tacoma
Four bobcats escaped from holes cut in two wire cages at Pt Defiance Park Zoo in Tacoma Washington. One bobcat was captured after being tranquilized. three others remained missing as searches with dogs continued. The 640 acre park closed after the escape 발견 on Sunday. Bobcats weigh about 35 pounds each. two were captured in the wild and the others were raised from kittens.
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Tacoma
Wash
Pt. Defiance Park Zoo
National Baseball Congress Founded in Wichita since 1934
The National Baseball Congress, a nationwide non profit program that launched the careers of hundreds of players, began in 1934 and has kept its headquarters in Wichita Kansas.
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The
National Baseball Congress
Witchita
Kan
World Figure Skating Champs Forecast Olympic Dominance
The 1967 World champions foresee a strong 1968 Grenoble Olympic showing. Peggy Fleming leads the women, Emmerich Danzer dominates the men, Protopopov remains a force, and Towler Ford vie for ice dance glory. Dick Button predicts the winners will repeat if they perform at their best.
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Vienna
Peggy Fleming
Colorado Springs
Colo
Emmerich Danzer
Russia
Protopopov
England
Diane Towler
Bernard Fords
Dick Button
Grenoble
France
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