Aeronca Leads Pin Play at City Bowling Tourney
Aeronca tops team event with 2926 handicap total at Laynecrest Lanes as three weekends remain. Water Refining 2914 and Town and Country 2904 follow. Bill Hill Bondsman leads actual pins with 2706. Larry Bailey leads singles with 676 handicap, Ken Carpenter high actual with 652, Morris and Bush lead doubles with 1307 handicap.
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Aeronca
Laynecrest
Town & Country
Bill Hill Bondsman
Larry Bailey
Jim Farkas
Ray Rohrkemper
Ken Carpenter
Carpenter
Frank Morris
Orville Bush
Tex Williams
Karl Poplin
Denny Justice
Roger Mattingly
Morris
Bush
Steve Davidson
Davidson
Snead Captures $30,000 Doral Open Title
Jesse Carlyle Snead, nephew of Sam Snead, shot 69 in the final round to win the Doral Eastern Open with a 275 total, securing $30,000. Gardner Dickinson finished one stroke back at 276 after a 69, while Miller Barber tied for third with 278.
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Snead
Sam Snead
Coral Country Club
Gardner Dickinson
Dickinson
Miller Barber
Barber
K of C Keglers Lead State Bowling Standings
Dayton Middletown Knights of Columbus Council 1610 leaps to first in the K of C State Bowling Tournament with a 3 180 team handicap. Tom Abell tops team with 663 series. Bill Ridge 622. Ray Potterbaum 483. Les Chase 51. Bob Berberich 475. Single Joseph McDermott 670 handicap series. Doubles Robert Andrew Arthur Rossi 1278 handicap series. Potterbaum Berberich pair also 1278 handicap game.
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Dayton
Middletown
Knights of Columbus Council 1610
Tom Abell
Bill Ridge
Ray Potterbaum
Les Chase
Bob Berberich
Joseph McDermott
Robert Andrew-Arthur Rossi
Potterbaum- Berberich
All Leaders Are Changed At OSBA Bowling Championship
The Ohio State Bowling Association championship shifted leaders on the second weekend. Stahlhebers of Tallmadge led in team handicap and team actual with 3197 and 3074. Kraus and Bamert of Lakewood topped doubles handicap and doubles actual with 1336 and 1298. Salabak of Broadview Heights led singles handicap with 772. Botek tied for first in singles actual at 711 with Sawada of Toledo. Kovach led in all events at 1952. Close fell to third at 1942.
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Lima
Ohio
Stahlhebers
Tallmadge
Dick Kraus
Bruce Bamert
Lakewood
George Salabak
Broadview Heights
Botek
al- Basham
Akron
Ronald Sawada
Toledo
Ernie Kovach
Kraus
Kovach
Charles Close
Killbuck
City Pin Standings and Team Event Results
Lead standings show Aeronca 2.96 and Town & Country Cleaners at top with Water Refining 2,914 and Crystal Tissue 2,903. Team actuals include Bill Hill Bondsman 2,706 and all events list Ken Carpenter 1,840 along with Frank Morris 1,835 and Steve Davidson 1,829. Singles and doubles teams feature Farkas, Rohrkemper, Shaffer, Labarge, and others with multiple pairings.
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Aeronca
Town & Country Cleaners
Crystal Tissue No
Roberts Shell
Bill Hill
Karl Pops
Denny Justice
Roger Mattingly
Jerry Brickley
Joe Herlehy
Bill Stratton
Ken Carpenter
Frank Morris
Steve Davidson
Dave Mize
Orville Bush
Ferrari Dominates Start to 1971 Formula One Season
Mario Andretti of Nazareth Pennsylvania steered Ferrari to victory at the South African Grand Prix in Kyalami, earning nine points toward the drivers title. The win marks a strong early lead for Ferrari and follows a history of American champions in Ferrari cars.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Ferrari
United States
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
Kyalami
Andretti
U.S
Phil Hill
Saints Trainer Named Ottawa Rough Riders Coach
Warren Ariail age 46 former head trainer for the New Orleans Saints was appointed trainer of the Ottawa Rough Riders. He has two years of CFL and NFL experience and earlier worked at Indiana University Wake Forest and Iowa State.
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Warren Ariail
New Orleans Saints
Ottawa Rough Riders
Ariail
The
Saints
Indiana University
Wake Forest
Iowa State
Grace Baptist Juniors finish second in Northeastern tourney
Cedarville Grace Baptist Juniors basketball team finished runner up in the Northeastern National Church Basketball Tournament losing 90 89 to Mishawaka Baptist Indiana in the final after two days of playoffs that toppled Gallipolis Ohio Lorimer Illinois Dayton Grace Baptist. The squad included Jerry Newman Dave Sewell Ed Miller Mark Lynch Jim Cox Bill Ferguson Tom Masterson Greg Maple Jim Upton and Paul Spencer coached by Erwin Sears and Don Phillips and honored with the Sportsmanship Trophy at a post tournament banquet.
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Cedarville
Grace Baptist
Gallipolis
O.) Baptist
Lorimer
Til
Jerry Newman
Dave Sewell
Ed Miller
Mark Lynch
Jim Cox
Bill Ferguson
Tom Masterson
Greg Maple
Jim Upton
Paul Spencer
Erwin Sears
Don Phillips
Nastase Wins Indoor Tennis Crown in Hampton
Top seed Ilie Nastase won the singles title 7 5 6 4 7 4 over Clark Graebner and paired with Ion Tiriac to capture the doubles 6 4 7 6 1 7 over Graebner and Tomas Koch. The result ended Graebner bid for a $10 000 first prize plus top sweepstakes money. Nastase earned 18 250 total.
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Hampton
U.S
the Nastase
Clark Graebner
New York City
Ion Tiriac
Graebner
Tomas Koch
Brazil
Nastase
New Yorker
Stars Face Flyers in Pennant Race Close Test
Minnesota beat Philadelphia to solidify third in the West as Pittsburgh tied California. Montreal topped Detroit 4 1 while New York defeated Los Angeles 4 2. Boston beat St Louis 4 1 and Buffalo edged Vancouver 6 3. The Rangers kept an eight game unbeaten streak with a 4 3 win over the Kings as Ted Irvine scored three in the third.
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Philadelphia
California
Montreal
Detroit
New York
Los Angeles
Boston
St. Louis
Buffalo
Vancouver
Penguins
Golden Seals
Andy Bathgate
Syl Apps
Wally Boyer
Canadiens
Toronto
Rangers
Ted Irvine
Kings
al Downing
Dodger
Richie Allen
Paul Powell
Cy Young
Cardinals
George Brunet
Moe Grabowski
Charlie Sands
Sands
Ken Reynolds
Jim Bunning
Rich McKinney
Carlos May
White Sox
Cincinnati
Orantes Wins Royal Palm Invitational Titles in Palm Beach
Spanish pro Manuel Orantes earned 1600 dollars for singles and doubles at the Royal Palm Invitational Tennis Tournament in Palm Beach. He defeated Eddie Dibbs 6 4 6 1 6 0 in singles and teamed with Edison Mandarino to beat Dibbs and Luis Garcia 7 4 6 3 in doubles.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Manuel Orantes
Spain
Orantes
Eddie Dibbs
Miami Beach
Edison Mandarino
Brazil
Dibbs
Luis Garcia
University of Miami
All-Star Game Film to be Shown by Optimist Club
Dave Imsande will present a film of the 1970 All-Star game at Riverfront Stadium. The event happens at noon tomorrow at Alfy's Restaurant, hosted by the Optimist Club.
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Dave Imsande
Riverfront Stadium
Optimist Club
Alfy
NHL Standings Highlights From Recent Schedule
Montreal defeated Detroit 4 1 while California and Pittsburgh both posted 3 3 ties and Minnesota earned a 3 3 draw. Philadelphia beat New York 4 to 2 as Boston topped St Louis 4 3 and Buffalo beat Vancouver 6 3. Only games scheduled.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Los Angelicas
California
Petty Charged Back From Last To Win Richmond 500
Richard Petty started 30th after a qualifying engine rule issue but surged to the lead by lap 234 and won his 121st NASCAR Grand National race in the Richmond 500. Bobby Isaac finished second nearly three laps back, with Benny Parsons third and Bobby Allison fourth. Dave Marcis, who started on pole, finished fifth.
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Richard Petty
Randleman
N.C
Petty
Bobby ‘Isaac
Catawba
Isaac
Benny Parsons
Ellerbe
Bobby Allison
Hueytown Ala
Dave Marcis
Skyland
Improvement vow from Hoosierland
Dr. Jim Counsilman says Indiana will swim better at the NCAA meet after winning the 11th straight Big Ten title. The Hoosiers aim for a fourth consecutive NCAA crown at Iowa State March 25 27 with Long Beach State Stanford UCLA and USC as toughest rivals.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jim Counsilman
Indiana
Iowa State
Michigan
Ohio State
Counsilman
Long Beach State
Stanford
UCLA
Southern California
Big Ten Eyeing NIT Participation Change
The Big Ten meets to consider a rule amendment that would allow conference teams to play in the National Invitation Tournament. Previously only the champion went to the NCAA Tournament, while runners-up could not compete in the NIT until a December action allowed the conference runner-up to accept an NIT bid. If approved, schools like Michigan Indiana or Purdue could be selected for the NIT in New York.
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Big Ten
New York
Ohio State
NCAA
Michigan
Indiana
Purdue
Yankee Prospect Dave Pagan From Snowden Canada
Fort Lauderdale AP report says Dave Pagan a minor league pitcher with the New York Yankees hails from Snowden Sas katchewan Canada a town so small its population isn’t counted He notes his Snowden telephone number is 8 and says there aren’t many residents.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Dave Pagan
New York Yankees
Snowden
Saskatchewan
Canada
Pagan
3 Year Olds To Run Belmont Stakes Nominees
New York (AP) 166 three year old horses were nominated for the 163rd Belmont Stakes. The $125 000 race, third leg of racing's Triple Crown, will be run over 114 miles on June 5 after the Kentucky Derby and Preakness.
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New York
New York Racing Association
Russell Switch Double Trouble
Dodgers win 10-2 over Atlanta in rain shortened spring game as Russell hits a homer right and double left, steals home and helps with a double steal. Other results list Grapefruit and Cactus League scores with various debuts and hits.
Aaron homers for Braves but Dodgers power wins
Hank Aaron hit his first spring home run for Atlanta but Los Angeles showed punch with heavy offense. Russell and Bill Grabarkewitz provided a bases loaded double in the fourth inning as the Dodgers surged, scoring three in the fifth and four in the sixth to pull away.
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Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Russell
Bill Grabarkewitz
Dodgers
New Round Poised for Stakes Wins, Says Trainer Del Carroll
In Hialeah Florida trainer Del W Carroll backs New Round a 3 year old son of Round Table to win stakes races this year He notes the horse looks capable at one mile and longer New Round is owned by Michael G Phipps and stabled at Hialeah.
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Hialeah, Fla
del W. Carroll
New Round
Round Table
Carroll
Michael G. Phipps
Hialeah
Michigan State Opens 1971 Season at Georgia Tech
Michigan State football travels south to face Georgia Tech to begin the 1971 season in an early matchup that tests the Spartans on the road.
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Michigan State
Georgia Tech
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