Brenda Berry Tops Singles in Women’s City Bowling Tourney
After the first weekend Loretta's House of Drugs leads the field with a 2,749 handicap pin total, ahead of Coca-Cola No. 14. Brenda Berry claimed the top singles spot with a 600 series on 565 actual, plus a 48 handicap. Remaining rounds occur this weekend with finals on the 25th and 26th at Laynecrest Lanes.
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Laver Dominates World Cup Showdown In Hartford
Rod Laver powered Australia to a 61 victory over the United States in Hartford boosting his 18th win in 19 singles this year. He defeated Arthur Ashe 6 2 3 6 6 4 as Australia claimed 20 000 and a 2 1 lead in the World Cup.
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Armco Kelgers Scratch Leades Lead in National Tourney
Dayton Armco representatives move into first in two team scratch divisions of the Journal Herald National Industrial bowling tourney at Varsity Lanes. Armco leads the three game scratch division with 3022 pins and the one game scratch division with 1085 pins.
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Oak Harbor Duo Leads Ohio Bowling Tour Standings
Oak Harbor pair Joe Lininger and Jim Lee lead handicap doubles after the third weekend with 1,335, 31 pins ahead of Cincinnati duo Charles Spahr and Joe Cason. Jack O’Leary Bert Velage top scratch doubles at 1,266. Paced by Bob Mowery PW Auto Sales leads team scratch at 2,888. Velage second in scratch all events. Leonard Gray tops all events with 1,995. Tony Lasita leads scratch singles. Tolson leads handicap singles. Swonger Furniture tops handicap team.
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Triumph Lift for Bobby Isaac in Carolina 500 Victory
Bobby Isaac won the 500 mile Carolina stock car race at Rockingham, finishing just over a mile ahead of Richard Petty. Patsy Isaac, his wife, said the win should bring life back to the home and ease tensions after a tough period. Third went to Jim Vandiver, fourth to LeeRoy Yarbrough, and fifth to Dave Marcis. Isaac earned $15,250, his largest payout since Daytona last July.
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Sub Coach Is Hard On Sick One
Toronto coach John McLellan quips about losing his job as King Clancy fills in. The Maple Leafs, under Clancy, run unbeaten in seven with six straight wins, while Detroit fights for the final East playoff berth with eight games left.
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NHL Standings Snapshot East and West Divisions
The East shows Boston leading with 108 goals for and 289 against, New York 101 points, Montreal 95, Toronto 73, Detroit 67, Buffalo 41, Vancouver 40. West includes Chicago 93 points and 222 for, Minnesota 78, St Louis 59, Philadelphia 57, California 56, Pittsburgh 54, Los Angeles 43.
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Harveys Goal Wins For Gems
Dayton Gems edge Columbus Golden Seals 4-3 in overtime as Hugh Harvey scores the overtime winner with 3.46 left after Jack Bortsik nets two third period goals to erase a 3-1 Columbus lead.
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Knothole List Tonight For Draft Eligibility
The master list of eligible players for this year's Knothole Baseball program will be handed out at 7:30 tonight at Goldman Park. Ten managers must attend or send a representative. The Knothole Draft is set for March 24.
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TCS Race Repeat Show
Westchester race fans watched a repeat Tri-County opener as Sam Sessions edged Rollie Beale by one car length to win the USAC inaugural on the half mile oval. Sessions completed 40 laps in 13 minutes 31.48 seconds, with Beale again close behind. McElreath set a USAC qualifying record with a 19.3 second lap.
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Local Driver Drag Winner at Edgewater Park Dragway
Gary Bolger of Elgin Illinois clocked 6.49 seconds to win the funny car title over Shirley Maldaway of Schenectady New York at Edgewater Park Dragway in the season opener. Bill Wallace of Middletown won the eliminator class with his B Dragster and Rich Weinle of Cincinnati topped the B Gas. Bruce Haverland of Cincinnati took the Super Stock crown.
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Simpson Returns to Form as Reds Hammer Pirates
Wayne Simpson, later hampered by shoulder trouble, blanked the Pirates on one hit over three innings in a 15-3 Cincinnati exhibition win in Tampa. Pete Rose drove in two runs with a two-run triple, and George Foster added a homer amid the Reds’ two straight wins over Pittsburgh.
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Heard wins Florida Citrus Open to solve money worries
Jerry Heard, from Visalia, California, captures the $30,000 first prize with a final round 69 to finish 12 under at Rio Pinar. Trevino, Palmer, Nicklaus and Player trail in a crowded leaderboard as Heard seals the title on the 18th hole amid debt pressures and a one stroke lead earlier on Sunday.
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Gunter Poised To Challenge King In Women's Tennis
Nancy Richey Gunter, at peak form, prepares to face Billie Jean King for supremacy on the Virginia Slims Circuit. She boasts higher confidence and stronger serves after winning a record $11,000 prize and toppling King 7-6 6-1 in a nationally televised final, moving ahead with $16,800 in earnings.
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McLain's rocky Oakland debut amid brewers onslaught
Denny McLain, traded from the Rangers, surrendered 10 runs and 10 hits in three innings as Oakland lost 14-4 to Milwaukee. George Scott hit a 450-foot homer, Reynolds and Conigliaro added homers, while Auerbach had three hits and four RBIs.
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