Ruby Ohly takes singles lead as Ohio state tourney closes
Ruby Ohly of Mansfield rolled 646 to overtake Norma Creech for first in singles. Irene's Marietta moves to third in team handicap while Betty Lahm and Doris Straub rise to fourth in doubles. Ohly 685 with 39 handicap pins. Pat Yoho had three 155 games. Darlene Pickering and Maxine Hart posted high spares.
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Mansfield
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Betty
Tourney leaders and team standings at Cleveland event
The list shows top teams and players in handicap and actual events across Ohio venues. Notables include Sharon Meister with 5 to 3,089 Columbus. Stardust Lanes Cleveland 2,771. Barbara Poorman Theresa McConnell Coshocton 1,275. Ruby Only Mansfield 646 in singles actual and 690/689 in handicap.
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Columbus
Ohio Furniture
Cleveland
Irene
Marietta
Lame Ducks
Dayton
Eden
Pauiding
Stardust Lanes
Barbara Poorman
Theresa McConnell
Coshocton
Rebecca Moore
Jane Already
Greenville
Thelma Fawkes
Mary Jones
Cincinnati
Betty Lahni
Doris Straub
Muriel Amentrou
Middiettes Fall to Tallmadge in Toledo Tourney
In the Toledo Girls Invitational, Middletown High's Middiettes lose 67 to 53 to Tallmadge ending their season at 8 6. Dorothy Edwards scores 17, Ann Tipton 14, Laurie Reynolds 13 as Tallmadge uses strong pressure and early foul trouble to pull ahead 21 8 after the first quarter.
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Middletown High to refund $1 on regional tickets
Middletown season ticket holders who bought student tickets for $2.50 for the regional game may receive a $1 rebate after officials confirmed the presale price was $1.50. Ed Payne says refunds are available at the Middletown athletic office for those who paid $2.50.
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Middletown
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Area wrestlers reach state tournament in Columbus
Two Journal area wrestlers advance to the AAA state finals in Columbus. Carlisle heavyweight Elbert Bush, 24-4, placed third at Dayton district by defeating Dwight Baker of Milton Union and will face Eric Cunningham, 13-0, of Akron South in a first round match. Lakota 119-pounder Tom Coffing, 20-8, qualified and meets Rick Deubel of Maple Heights, 10-1, in the opening round.
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Carlisle
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Milton Union
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Eric Cunningham
Akron South
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Tom Coffing
Rick Deubel
Maple Heights
Foyt Builds Faster Car After California 500 Win
A. J. Foyt dominated the California 500 to open USAC's 1975 season, clocking 154.344 mph and a winning $90,112. He revealed a faster car under construction in Houston and expects it to top Indianapolis. Bobby Unser finished second, with Steve Krisiloff third and others trailing on the 2.5 mile track.
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Houston
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McLaren
Chase Foyt
Pocono
Steve Krisiloff
Lee Kunzman
John Martin
Howe tops TCS show with track record lap at Westchester
Beaverton driver Howe wins 50 lap late model feature at Tri County Speedway and sets new track qualifying speed with an 18.398 second lap. He earns 1200 dollars and leads the TCS Spring Series with three events remaining as hobby stock winner Mike Combs takes 250 dollars and leads the division early. The next opener is set for next Sunday.
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Ed Howe
Tri-County
Beaverton
Mich
Howe
Cincinnati
Mike Combs
Cincy drivers sweep at Edgewater Raceway Park
Cincinnati racers dominated a Sunday card at Edgewater Raceway Park. Steve McNear won the GT car class, Don Burke the Street class, and David Jennings the Turkey class. Chris Noah took bike Street, while Mike Hultz of Batavia won bike GT.
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Cicinnati
Edgewater Raceway Park Dragway
Steve McNear
Don Burke
David Jennings
Cincinnati
Chris Noah
Mike Hultz
Batavia
Booster Division clubs bolstering ABC Bowling Top Ten surge
In Dayton Ohio the American Bowling Congress tournament marked day 24 with shifts in the Top Ten across regular doubles singles and all events. Suppan’s Tavern Springfield Illinois rose to fourth with 2757 while McLuckies Canton Illinois moved to eighth at 2728.
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Suppan’s Tavern
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Ill
McLuckies
Canton
Akron Team Tops Ohio Bowling in Team Scores
Akron leads both team actual and team handicap at 3,294 in the Ohio State Bowling Association event. Sam Baca posts 726 forKent Lincoln Mercury, with Gaume 686 and Borden 46 among others. Stud Club of Wapakoneta drops after a handicap error. Felton Donald and Syl Mobley lead double handicap. Tim Menge leads all events with 2045.
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Kent Lincoln- Mercury
Sam Baca
Bill Gaume
Fred Borden
John Keith
Tom Fachan
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Wapakoneta
Felton Donald
Syl Mobley
Youngstown
Donald
Mobley
G. H. Law Co
Ron Bogucki
Cleveland
Tim Menge
Bill Lillian
Ed Bruder
Canton
Ted Malicki
Rich Titonis
Marsh wins Malaysian Open again to claim two-peat
Veteran Australian Graham Marsh becomes first golfer to win the Malaysian Open Championship in consecutive years, finishing two strokes ahead of Taiwan’s Hsieh Min-Nan with a final round 70 for a 72-hole total of 276.
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Malaysia
Graham Marsh
Australia
Taiwan
Hsieh Min-Nan
Cincinnati adds Arkansas State to 1975 football schedule
The University of Cincinnati fills an open date on October 18 with a home game against Arkansas State after Tampa drops football. Arkansas State, in the Southland Conference, moves up to NCAA Division I for the upcoming season.
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Connors Absence Felt In World Cup Tennis Loss
United States drops to Australia in Hartford event as Jimmy Connors declines World Cup duty. Rod Laver defeats Arthur Ashe, 6 2 7 6, in televised action. doubles score 3 6 6 3 7 6. Sedgeman wins Grand Masters in Sarasota. Gilbert beats Fibha in Shreveport final.
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Sarasota
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Tom Brown
Shreveport
Juan Gilbert
Barcelona
Spain
Poland
Wojtek Fibha
Lebanon Raceway Entrants For First Nine Races
Entries list for Lebanon Raceway covers races 1 through 9 with pace and trot divisions. Notable horses include Rawhide Lil Oregon Bengal Tink Jolly Dagmar Mittie Raider Top Floor Sunrise Kel Bonny Lucille Bell's Chance Danny Byrd and others across nine heats.
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C.R. Oregon
Hobby’s Changer
Bengal Tink
Thrifty Money
Keewaydin Wendy
Roan Agile
Mission Les
Jolly Dagmar
Fife
Cinder King
Little O
Joe
Flora’s Kid
Mighty Circa
Speed Formula
MacDougall
Omaha Miss
My Miracle Queen
Jake’s Firebird
Skiddo Q
Sting Street
Henson Chas
Duane Mahone
Bonnie Lucille
Speeding Spirit
Kellytuck Amy
Lucky Port
Autumn Gale
Miracle Street
Tar Dandy
Mighty Mike
Mittie Raider
Branch Roxy Mite
McRoberts
Achilles Tendon
Brother Boy
Flash Foot
B.T. Honey
Top Floor
Christy Baer
Linworth
Widower’s Scotchman
Shane Roell
Scotch and Sherry
Mighty Ken
Adios
Jo Ann
Sunrise Kel
Mr. Royalty
Conelia
Doll
Count Avalon
T.G. Royal
Molly Painter
Cricket Gamaun
Evelyn
Ann Oakwood
Bell’s Chance
Grand John
No Comment
Sweet and Lovely
Little Miss Jan
Admiral’s Dream
Danny Byrd
C.A. Welbob
Brown Insurance
Sport Adio
Oaklawn Knight
Topsy’s First
J.C. Abbe
Dal Worthy
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