Busy Clevenger Tops Singles Leaderboard in City Tournament
Joanna Clevenger of Carlisle surged to the singles lead at the Laynecrest Lanes as she posted a personal best 214 game and 596 series after a four year break. She added a 659 all event total and helped her team Henderson move up in the standings amid the Middletown classic’s two remaining weekends.
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Joanna Clevenger
Carlisle
Laynecrest
Laynecrest Lanes
Dot Weidle
Rose Bowen
Sandy Moore
Mary DeAloia
Weidle-Bowen
Clevenger
Barbara Boal
Shirley Webster
Middletown
Debbie Stein
Sports Bowl
Robin Marcum
Local business and individual sales rankings listed
The list features top sellers such as Leaders 1 Leona's House of Drugs Arnold's Carry Out Laynecrest Breakfast No 1 Morgan's Linen and others with figures around the 2,500 to 1,000 range. Individual names appear like Joanne Clevenger Shirley Webster Marilyn Preusch and Nancy Pfeiffer with varying amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona
House of Drugs
Arnold’s
Laynecrest Breakfast
Morgan’s Linen
Kirk
Filson
Joanne Clevenger
Shirley Webster
Marilyn Preusch
Nancy Pfeiffer
Joanna Clevenger
Local Leaderboard Standings Highlight Top Scores
Malissie Shockey leads with 1,543 points followed by Mag Longman 1,503 and Joanna Clevenger 1,500. Marge Farias trails with 1,485 and Shirley Webster 1,480 in the latest sports tally.
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Malissie Shockey
Mag Longman Oe
Joanna Clevenger
Marge Farias
Shirley Webster
Miami mentor Locke named MAC Coach of the Year
Tates Locke of Miami and Steve Mix of Toledo received MAC News Media Association honors as coach and player of the year. Locke led Miami to its first MAC title in his third season, while Mix, a senior from Toledo, topped the league in scoring and rebounding with 25.5 points and 12.8 boards per game and set 16 Toledo University records including a 47 point game against Butler.
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Athens
Ohio
Miami
Tates Locke
Toledo
Steve Mix
MAC News Media Association
Locke
Cincinnati
Ohio Wesleyan
Army
Mix
Butler
Grace Baptist Church Faces Yankee Road Church in League Final
Grace Baptist Church and Yankee Road Church of God clash tonight at Manchester Gym for the Church League championship. Yankee Road Church of God advanced by winning the first round, while Grace Baptist proceeded undefeated through the second round. The game starts at 6 45 PM.
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Grace Baptist Church
Yankee Road Church of God
Manchester
NIT Opener Pits Temple Florida In New York
Temple faces Florida in the first NIT game at Madison Square Garden on Thursday night. St Peters of New Jersey plays the winner of Drake and Louisville in the opening doubleheader. Drake and Louisville play Mary at Wichita in a Missouri Valley playoff with the winner earning an NCAA bid.
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New York
Temple
Florida
Madison Square Garden
St. Peters
New Jersey
Drake
Louisville
Mary
Wichita
Kan
U S Athletes Headed to Moscow and Kiel Meets
Thirty top U S track and field athletes depart Monday for indoor meets in Moscow on March 19 15 and Kiel West Germany on March 20 15 The 18 men and 12 women were chosen from AAU indoor championships in Philadelphia Olympic decathlon champion Bill Toomey joins Kiel meet Les Wallack Rutgers coach leads the men with Brooks Johnson in charge of the women.
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New York
United States
Moscow
Kiel
West Germany
AAU
Philadelphia
Bill Toomey
U.S
Rutgers
Les Wallack
Brooks Johnson
Washington, D.C
Glass Boat Circles Earth Completes Global Voyage
Alan Eddy of Scarsdale New York finished the first fiberglass sailboat circumnavigation aboard the 30 foot ketch Apogee. Eddy began in Catskill New York in 1965 and crossed the West Indies completing a three year trek covering 36000 miles and visiting over 400 anchorages. He sailed solo for a year until Africa where a mate joined for the final Atlantic leg.
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Miami
Fla
Alan Eddy
Scarsdale
N.Y
Eddy
Catskill
West Indies
Africa
Pearson Wins Carolina 600 Stock Car Crown in Fast Pit Work
David Pearson dominated the North Carolina Motor Speedway event, finishing over a lap ahead of Bobby Allison after 13 pit stops that kept him in and out quickly. Cale Yarborough was third, with Paul Goldsmith and Richard Petty fourth and fifth.
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Rockingham
N.C
David Pearson
Carolina
Pearson
North Carolina Motor Speedway
Dodge
Bobby Allison
Cale Yarborough
Ford
Paul Goldsmith
Richard Petty
Austria Dominates Ski World at American International Meet
Austria clinched first with 297 points across three days in Vail led by a giant slalom showcase. France took 210, the United States 147, Switzerland 116, and Canada 41. A rising U.S. women’s team boosted slalom and giant slalom points after weaker downhill results.
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Vail
Colo
Austria
France
United States
Switzerland
Canada
Duke Aide Named Head Coach at Boston College
Charles J. Daly, 38, an assistant at Duke University, was chosen to replace Bob Cousy as head coach at Boston College. Daly has spent six years at Duke and eight years coaching high school basketball in Pennsylvania.
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Newton
Mass
Charles J
Chuck” Daly
Duke University
Boston College
Daly
Bob Cousy
B.C
Duke
Pennsylvania
Still Like Buddy Koufax Triumphs After Long Road to Win
Ken Still, a Tacoma native and longtime tour journeyman, captured the Citrus Open title with a 278 total and 23 000 first prize. He edged Miller Barber by one stroke after a roller coaster final round at Rio Pinar. Still, a former pro-am partner of Sandy Koufax, spoke of patience and perseverance in finally breaking through.
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Orlando
Fla
Ken Still
Sandy Koufax
Sandy
Dodger
Job
Tacoma
Wash
Rio Pinar Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
Dan Sikes
Dean Refram
Dale Douglass
Still
Koufax
Los Angeles
Esposito Puts Padlock On Hockey Scoring Lead
Phil Esposito scored his 41st goal and added three assists to lift Boston 7 2 over Los Angeles and close in on Montreal in the East race. Esposito's 107 points lead Chicago's Hull by 12 with 11 games left. Bruins teammate Ken Hodge added two goals and Johnny Bucyk reached 700 career points.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Phil Esposito
National Hockey League
Esposito
Boston
Los Angeles
Montreal
New York
Bruins
Canadiens
Chicago
Bobby Hull
Hull
St. Louis
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Oakland
Ken Hodge
Johnny Bucyk
Rangers
Jean Ratelle
Rod Gilbert
Detroit
Toronto
Gems Win 9-2 Over Flags Narrow IHL Crown Gap
Dayton Gems beat Port Huron Flags 9 to 2 to move within three games of the International Hockey League title. The win tightens the race as the Gems gain momentum in late season play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Dayton Gems
Port Huron
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Busy Clevenger
Mag Longman
Mary Steinbrugge
Henderson
Leona Priest
Marie Wildermuth
Edna Hawthorne
Arnold
Mrs. Clevenger
Dixie
Ercello D
Dalaw Mew
Dean Martin
Ay Ayath Kot XD
Rani
Moore-DeAloia
Staton-Snyder
Johnson-I
Staton
Creech-Stamper
Carry Ford Tire Dept
Sean Dayton
Dayton Thornbred
Avewaae
Fed
Curry Ford Tire Dept
Verity
Tytus
Buddy Koufax
Barber
Johnny Pott
Bert Yancey
Orville Moody
Gay Brewer
Lee Trevino
Dave Stockton
Tom Weiskopf
Lee Elder
Yancey
Anchester Otor Inniddletown, O
Charli
Peluler Ad al A
Walt Tkaczuk
Mickey Redmond
Jacques Lemaire
Danny Grant
Grant
Bernie Geof
NHL
THE
Pittsburgh
Ene Meh
Kempue
DENNY
Rachel Rachel
Joanne Woodward
Hunter
Ala Arkin
Devils Brigade
Magnificent Stereo Theatre
Magnavox
H & H Electronics
Idolet Prn
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