Leadership Changes and Class A Lead in Middletown Bowling
The Middletown Women's City Bowling Tournament saw 16 standings changes over the weekend at Eastern Lanes. Ohio Bug Line tops Class A with Marcia Barker 555, while George Brothers drops from first with 258.6. Lois Neal rises to second in singles with 584. Mattingly leads all events at 1614. Remaining two weekends promise more action.
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Middletown
Marcia Barker
Ohio
Jenny Stein
Marge Sanders
Mary Conarroe
Ella Thompson
Lois Neal
Arlene Mattingly
Mattingly
Pat Viel
Edith Broyles
Esther McGraw
Betty Hotarick
Sue Kinder
Les Colvin
Pick Hotels of Chicago Third in ABC Team Division
Albert Pick Hotels of Chicago finished third in the ABC Tournament classic team division after a slow 844 opening game. They rallied with 1005 and 1009 for a 2948 series and closed with strong totals to 5965 across six games. Top contributors were Bob Theil and John Kennedy with 616 and 611 games. Kennedy totaled 1285 for the event.
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DES Moines
Albert Pick Hotels of
Chicago
American Bowling Congress
Bob Theil
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Bill Golembiewski
Continentals
Rodriguez Skyrockets in Welterweight Clash in Miami
Cuban contender Luis Rodriguez aims to keep a high ranking as he meets Argentine puncher Ricardo Falech in a 10 rounder at the Miami Beach Auditorium. Rodriguez, 23, has two wins over welterweight champion Benny Kid Paret and records four wins, two losses, two draws. Falech arrives in the U S with 28 wins, two defeats, two draws and 19 knockouts in 32 bouts.
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Luis Rodriguez
Ricardo Falech
Argentina
U.S
Miami Beach Auditorium
Rodriguez
Benny
Kid) Paret
Federico Thompson
Madison Square Garden
New York
Falech
Latin America
Torrid 758 Tops In State
Ernie Reed of Uhrichsville won a commanding lead in the singles at the Men's Ohio State Bowling Tournament in Zanesville by 78 pins over Jim Wolf. Reed also led the handicap singles with 785. John Roll led with 718. The card notes a redemption notice for The First Presbyterian Church of Middletown involving Fifteen Year 4% Debentures due October 1, 1965, with redemption on April 11, 1967 and a list of debenture numbers. The notice states interest ceases after redemption and outlines trustee details.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Ernie Reed
Uhrichsville
Ohio State
Reed
Jim Wolf
John Roll
First Presbyterian Church of
Middletown
First Presbyterian Church of Middletown
First National Bank of
First Nations Bank of
Oho
First National Bank OF Middletown
City Tourney Pin High Scores and Mixed Entries
A dense list of pin results from the city tournament features numerous teams and businesses with scores ranging from the 2500s to the 1000s. Notable entries include Blatz Beer 2512 and Ohio Bug Terminal 2654 with a long roster of shops and individuals, plus a legal divorce notice appended at the end.
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Blatz Beer
D & B Truck Lease
Bake Shop
Bill's Auto Parts
Neal's General Store
Thirfield’s
Mayfield Market
Gordon's Chips
Franklin Party Service
Harrison’s Insurance
Crystal Tissue
Roller Haven
Armco Martians
Radio Lab
Angie’s Beauty
Laynecrest Lanes
Ohio Bug Terminal
Eastern Lanes
R&d Shell Service
Moreland Marathon
Aeronca
Wilson Memorial
Kickapoos
Midwest Steel Buildings
Dayton Bowlers Lead Legion Doubles Title Race
Dayton Post 99 pair Eugene Brown and Joseph Schulkers captured doubles lead at the Ohio American Legion Tournament with a 1297 total, edging Bay Village by a pin as Schulkers posted a 703 series. Local squads Rod Johnson Art Eliopoulos and Kelly Clair Fred Rodgers remained in top ten as Newton Falls and Massillon posts climbed in the five-man event.
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Dayton
Ohio American Legion
Eugene Brown
Joseph Schulkers
Dayton Post 99
Earl Burson
Robert Rombach
Bay Village
Schulkers
Howard Spurriar
Norwood
Merie Feverhelm
Wilmington
Bud Merritt
Columbus
Newton Falls
Million Dollar Accident Averted By Cubs Stars
Cubs third baseman Ron Santo and Ernie Banks collided chasing a pop up, Santo suffering rib bruises but avoiding serious injury. Mack Jones and Hank Aaron homered for the Braves, while the Reds and White Sox split results. Mets beat St Louis as New York and Houston posted one win each in exhibition play. Other scores include Yankees over Baltimore and Angels over Houston.
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Associated Press
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Mack
the Knife
Jim Brosnan
New York
Houston
Mets
St. Louis
St. Petersburg
Colts
Los Angeles Angels
Palm Springs
Calif
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Miami
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Clearwater
Fla
San Francisco
Cleveland
Phoenix
Ariz
Washington
Pittburgh
Fort Myers
Kansas City
Los Angeles Dodgers
West Palm Beach
Red Sox
Cubs
Bob Tillman
Lu Clinton
Don Gile
Braves
Jones
Hank
Tommie Aaron
Tigers
Steve Boros
Bill Freehan
Chico Fernandez
White Sox
Reds
Bob Farley
Charley Smith
Richie Ashburn
Flo Chacon
Cards
Angels
Ac Houston
Dick Farrell
Fiston Howard
Yankees
Orioles
Budd Aims For 9.1 In 100 Yards After 9.2 Record
Frank Budd of Villanova, holder of 100 yard outdoor mark at 9.2 seconds, seeks 9.1. He notes a possible 9.0 flat but targets 9.1 and credits start speed as key. Budd tied indoor 60 yard record of 6.0 at IC4A in Madison Square Garden, while Villanova won the IC4A team title with 30 points.
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New York
Frank Budd
Villanova
Robert Hayes
Florida A&m
Budd
Gulfstream Handi cap brings focus to older horses
Racing fans turn to Gulfstream Park Florida for the $100000-added Handi cap as Admiral's Voyage returns to the 3-year old division. The 1 1/16 mile event Saturday features 38 probable starters including Yorky Four-and-Twenty and Carry Back contenders. Admiral's Voyage faces a tougher test in the Florida Derby March 31 with rivals Sir Gaylord Prego Aidan and Sunrise County also expected.
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Florida
Gulfstream Park
Yorky
Calumet Farm
Mr. Big
Alberta Ranches
Katherine Price
Carry Back
Hig
Yorktown
Physican
Hillsborough
New Orleans
Bowie
Ralph Hutchison Joins USGA as Official Announcer
Ralph Hutchison, a pro at Sauc on Valley in Bethlehem Pennsylvania, has served as the official announcer for the United States Golf Association since 19.
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Ralph Hutchison
Saucon Valley
Bethlehem
USGA
Sheriff's Sale of Madison Township Property in Butler County
Butler County Common Pleas Court directs public auction for the premises described as Lot Two in Burjun Subdivision Plat One Madison Township. Sale held at the courthouse on April 10, 1967 between 11:00 and 11:30 AM. Mortgage by The Standard Building & Loan Company, defendants including Fieve C. Burs. Cash terms. Sheriff James F Whixon. Attorneys Henry J. Weller Simpson & Jacobs.
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Butler County Common Plese
The
Standard Building & Loan Company
Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
Court House
Ohio
Beira
Madison Townshes
Oho
Stre Bee Reed
Montgomery
Prebie
James F Whixon
Henry J. Weller
Simpson & Jacobs
Divorce petition filed in Butler County Ohio court
Jacqueline Marie Wels residence unknown seeks divorce from Ernest Wells in Butler County Common Pleas Court case 6196 on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Court actions set to hearing before March 1 106? petition grant requested. clerk Charlotte F Hermann deputy. attorney John A. Crist. Filed Feb 19 1998.
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Virginie Abbott
K J. Abbott
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Oho
Joseph
Charlotte F Hermann
Kautz & Holbrook
Lega Notic
Ivore Jacqueline Marie Wels
Ernest Wells
Common One
Ohio
Seid Petton
Chariotte
Hermann
John A. Crist
Bowling Results at J J Lanes and Laynecrest Returns
Bowling results show Manny Garilkov 214 and Dave Palmer 219 leading at J J Lanes. Laynecrest lists M Longman 183 154 179 516 and Irene Williams 135 158 198 511. Sam Morgan 2233 and Lowell Creech 217 lead men in 200-game marks, with 180s by Phyl Nunn and Lola Crawford. Syracuse started intercollegiate football in 1889. Proof Dan Distillery Co. Dant Kentucky.
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Manny Garilkov
Bud Hudler
Toby Bailey
George Brooks
Dave Palmer
Don Hogan
M. Longman
Irene Willams
Sam Morgan
Lowell Creech
JB. D'Aloia
Don Evans
Phyl
Nunn
Lola Crawford
Joyce Sherman
Syracuse
Dant Distillery CO
Dant
Kentucky
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Ohio Bus
Vow
Tnetead
George Brothers
Ed Blatz
A. & D Shell Service
Effie’s Beauty Shop
Bil Knight Insurance
the Alley Oops
Dorothy's Beauty Service
ABC
Alsocated
Franklin
Paarl
Ashaiecdeniedi
Cantinfias
Wii Publ
de Newnes
Manchester
Call Catering Department
Middletown, Ohio
Trimble’s Market
Bill Knight Insurance
Shilohs
Merry Mrs
Fifie’s Beauty Shop
Sheley's Blacktop
Roney - Wagoner
Wells Mack
Johnson McCuller
Viel - Broyles
Steinbrugee - Moore
Johnson Pfeiffer
Klamer+ Sherman
Scholl-Turner
Thacker + Lawson
Reichenback - Smith
Daniel - Daniel
Rukavina
Neal
Rudd - Hayes
Grimmett Pence
Hal
Wheeler
Smith
Helen Turner
Gloria Lemmons
Virginia Scholl
Julia Johnson
Linida Johnson
Zona Weaver
Peggy Gaiser
Stella McKelly
Myrtle Pummil
Flaine ‘Hocz
Irene Daniel
Ethel Daniel
Virginia Rudd
Helen Smith
Marty Wombold
Margaret Klame
Ginny ‘Mueller
Joan Graham
la Verne Morton
Eileen Roney
Sylvia Lemmons
Mary Alice Mack
Lora Goodwin
Jo Canady
Mary Lawson
Flora Pence
Sandy Kraft
Virginia Hayes
Pris Wagoner
Jean Reichenbach
Pa Viel
Lill Keller
Helen Harmon
Gladys Medley
Imogene Harmon
Carel Rieder
Chris Wells
Gerry Grimmett
Lucy Wheeler
Theresa Rukavina
Rosetta McCuller
Bonnie Moore
Vadys Pfieffer
Nell Bauer
Naomi Fuget
Myra Miltenholzer
Gail Medley
Micky Armbruster
Charlotte ‘Mall
Mae Cowgill
Mary Steinbrugee
Verda Smith
Gladys Purvig
Winifred Crow
Jean Sherman
Lena Miller
Elia Lou Isbel
Little Albie Pearson
Daytonians
Harold Buel
K G Thomas
St. Marys
Harry Witherup
Carl Stier
Spa
van Brackel & Son
Defiance
Coca-Cola
Maddietown
Rodney Johnson
Art Eliopoulos
Post
Wayne Marker
Paul Marker
Greenville
Kelly Clair
Fred Rodgers
Pice
By Mike Rathet
Scotsdale
Santo
Banks
ED Corrigan
Herb Carper
Roscoe Cook
Wildcats
Yale
NYU
Army
Fordham
By Orlo Robertson
NHL
Montréal
Detroit
Armco Workers
Whitehouse
United Steelworkers of America
W.P.F.B. Middletown
Ve. Fievé
C. Burs
Commonwealth Loan Company
Main ST
Laynecrest
Praf Boy Fey
Firestone
South Broad St
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