Dillman's Caps First Place In City Tourney
Dillman's Super Value moved to first with a 2.720 in the 39th Annual Women s City Bowling Tournament at Eastern Lanes. Patty Peck led Dillman with 490, Janie Shrout 484, Jerry Frye 438, Jan Wenzel 448, Jane Howard 427. In doubles, Marge Rohrkemper and Rita Gough teamed 1,148 to win. Brenda Berry led singles with 658, Les Thurman top game 255, Pat Watts 1,654 all events.
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Leaders Team Event Results and Top Scores
The Leaders lead the Team Event with scores from I Dillman 2720 and Rick's TV 2712 closely followed by Gregory Steak 2698. Wilson Carpet Cleaner 2694 and Wilmer Motors 2684 trails. doubles listed M Rohrkemper and R Gough.
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Central State faces St Thomas in NAIA tournament opener
Central State of Ohio meets St Thomas Minnesota tonight in the first round of the 33rd NAIA tournament. Thirty two teams compete this week with the championship decided Saturday night. Stephen F Gustin College of Texas is the slight favorite.
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Canadiens Flounder in Dire Stanley Cup Push
The Montreal Canadiens dropped to fifth in the East with two losses, extending a four game skid and leaving them three points from fourth place Detroit and 10 behind Boston. Boston beat Montreal 2-0 as New York tied Pittsburgh 0-0, while Chicago, Detroit, Minnesota and Los Angeles also played Sunday.
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Shakeups In Eagles Bowling Tourney Crowned By 3,074
Ace Mitchell Shur Hooks of Akron rolled 3,074 to claim second in the Norwalk top four shakeup at the state bowling tourney. A D Bar of Toledo remained first with 3,109 as FOE No. 2306 No. 1 Miamisburg slipped to third with 3,072 and The Lovers of Wellington fell to fourth with 3,052. Doubles leaders R. Zimmerman and W. Scheid dropped from first after weeks of reading with 1,336. Bob Tuma and John Lucas of Garfield Heights posted 1,361 to move Norwalk into second. New Lexington's Ken Graves still leads singles with 729.
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Munson Eyes Big Role as Yankees Build Future
Yankee manager Raph Houk praises Thurman Munson a 22 year old catching prospect with 125 minor league games and a late season debut. He joins a rising group of 23 and under players led by Murcer Kenney Ellis and Bahnsen on a youthful roster aiming to reclaim the AL ladder.
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Marathon Baseball Blitz: Astros A's Tote 54 Hits
Houston and Kansas City played a long exhibition in Fort Myers with 54 hits and eight homers. The Astros edged the A’s 20 to 19 in three hours and 21 minutes amid 20 mph winds and puddled outfield, as Mets and other teams also posted high totals.
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Notre Dame Boss Seeks Rematch With Rupp After Ohio U. Win
Notre Dame coach Johnny Dee aims for a rematch with Adolph Rupp as the Irish advance to the NCAA Regional in Columbus by routing Ohio U. 112-82. Kentucky sits near No. 2, while UCLA’s loss may shuffle final rankings ahead of the regional games featuring Jacksonville and Iowa alongside Notre Dame.
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Wittenberg selects Curry MVP for 1969-70 season
Tyrone Curry, a 6 foot 3 inch senior guard from Columbus, is named Wittenberg University's most valuable player for the 1969 70 basketball season.
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Cat Gymnast Doug Griffith Takes Third in State Finals
Franklin High gymnast Doug Griffith placed third in the all around at the State Gymnastic Finals in Dayton over the weekend. He also finished fourth in parallel bars and sixth in the still rings for the Junior Wildcats.
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