High Scores Highlight Ohio Bowling Tournaments
In Middletown Ohio the Ohio State Bowling Tournament and the Woman's City Bowling Tournament feature top totals. Amos Gilbert and Dr. William Miefert defend handicap doubles titles while Russ Cutlip and Bill White chase titles in men’s events. Charlotte Pergram sets all events record for the women at Eastern Lanes as teams push toward May finals.
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Middletown
Ohio
JJ Lanes
Sports Bowl
Youngstown
Amos Gilbert
William Miefert
Marysville
Russ Cutlip
Ashland
Cutlip
Lacy Brothers
Bill White
Akron
Junior Powell
Toledo
John Jasko
Eastern Lanes
Charlotte Pergram
Filson
Rigg
Funeral Home
Dot
Cotton Eyes Title Fight After TKO
Eddie Cotton halted Johnny Persol in the fourth round at Madison Square Garden, improving to 51-1-1 as Persol drops to 11-1 after a dramatic body and head assault. The 37-year-old Seattle contender, once Not ranked, rose to No. 3 with the win, avenging a prior loss to the New Yorker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eddie Cotton
Johnny Persol
Seattle
New Yorker
Persol
Zack Clayton
Cotten
Madison Square Garden
Cotton
Hayes Aims to Prove He's Fastest at Miami Meet
Sprinter Bob Hayes of Florida A&M heads to the Florida Athletic Club invitational at the University of Miami to settle questions about his fastest time. He seeks credible marks after past record disqualifications and a rubber asphalt surface concern, pursuing times near 9.1 seconds for 100 and 20.1 for 220.
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Miami
Fla
Bob Hayes
Florida A&m
Florida Athletic Club
University of Miami
Hayes
International Federation
1963 Deer Season Echoes 1962 Hunt in Meade County
Louisville hunter Paul Fox again bagged a deer at 11 15 a m on the second day of the 1963 season at the same Meade County site where he killed on the 1962 hunt. Mary Grissom, the pitching coach for the Los Angeles Angels, holds the major league record for consecutive errorless games 219 from 1954 to 1959.
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Louisville
Paul Fox
Meade County
Mary Grissom
Los Angeles Angels
Finley Signs Colavito in Athletics Exhibition Prep
Kansas City owner Charles C. Finley settled with Rocky Colavito on a 50 000 salary, 4 000 less than 1963, and negated a 25 000 trade clause. Colavito joins the Athletics as he prepares for an exhibition debut versus Pittsburgh and a comeback bid for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Finley
Southern Senators
Kansas City
Rocky Colavito
Athletics
Detroit
Pitts Church
Finley
Chicago
Colavito
Tigers
RBI
Datapoints from bowling lanes and related entities
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous players with scores and deductions, followed by a triplicate ledger of sponsors and businesses linked to Lane Crest Lanes and nearby venues. The text preserves names such as Don Bowlin and Rod Johnson with assorted numeric entries, plus sponsor lines including Meadow Gold and Wickes Lumber.
Various Local Business Men and Venues Scoreboard
A dense OCR list records scores and associations among local businesses, bars, funeral homes, taverns, and services. Entries include K of C, Schramm Funeral Home, Welling’s, Rigg’s Funeral Home, Perry Insurance, Bowen Realtor, Frisch’s, J & M Heating, Industrial Labor UPW, and Brunswick Bowlers among others with mixed win totals such as 3, 2, or 0. The fragmentary items suggest a community league or fair-style scoreboard with team names, venues, and scores.
Nicklaus Discovers Golf Teacher Talent in Open
In St. Petersburg Nicklaus, famed as a golfing prodigy, coaches Bruce Devlin during practice and observes Devlin’s form. Devlin shot an eight under par 64 to lead the $25,000 St. Petersburg Open after 36 holes with 133. Nicklaus matched a 69 for a total of 140, seven behind.
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Nicklaus
Bruce Devlin
Devlin
Lakewood Country Club
Jay Keeps Word Back In Training
Joey Jay returned to Tampa to join the Cincinnati Reds for their Grapefruit League opener against the Chicago White Sox after leaving camp briefly for personal matters. Manager Fred Hutchinson plans to fine him up to $500 and will likely deploy three lefties in the exhibition. The White Sox visit Reds camp Sunday. Harness driver Billy Haughton led the nation in money winnings with $790,086.
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Tampa
Fla
Joey Jay
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Jay
Cincinnati
Jey
Fred Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Joe Nuxhall
Billy McCool
Chet Nichols
Reds
Sarasota
White Sox
Billy Haughton
Old Brookville
N. Y
Impossible To Play by Howard Tells Bavasi
Dodgers slugger Frank Howard, 27, says personal problems may force retirement and that playing this season is virtually impossible. He spoke with GM Buzzie Bavasi by phone from Green Bay and canceled plans to visit camp in Florida. Howard, a Green Bay native, says he is out of shape mentally and physically and will discuss his future with his employer.
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Green Bay
Wis
Frank Howard
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ohio State
Howard
Associated Press
Dodger
Buzzie Bavasi
Bavasi
Los Angeles
Vero Beach
Fla
Buzzie
Dodgers
Green Bay Blue Jays
de Pere
Friday Fights Roundup From The Associated Press
Eddie Cotton of Seattle stopped Johnny Persol in New York. Ray Patterson of New York outpointed Ulli Ritter in Goteborg Sweden. Lazzle Papp of Hungary defeated Harry Scott in Vienna in a middleweight bout.
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New York
Eddie Cotton
Seattle
Johnny Persol
Goteborg
Sweden
Ray Patterson
Ulli Ritter
Vienna
Lazzle Papp
Hungary
Harry Scott
England
Yale Track Coach Bob Giegenback Leads 18th Year
Yale track team head coach Bob Giegenback enters his 18th season guiding the Yale program after previously coaching at Fordham University.
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Bob Giegenback
Yale
Fordham
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Jim Friend
White
Cotton Eyes
By Murray Chass
Thomas Dooley
The
U. C
Don Beaty
Shuler
Hamilton, Ohio
Beaty Realty CO
Don Bowlin
D. Justice
Charles Selby
Joe Lewis
Rod Johnson
John Kauffman
Butch Stover
Ken Carpener
Ken Carpenter
Windy Risner
Ed Busby
Gene Sora
George Crabtree
Betty Parks
Mozella Gregory
Betty Back
Phyl Humbert
Janie Whitman
Char. Pergram
Boots Mills
Dot Rigg
Maxine Cope
Elva Saylor
Wanda Schultz
Arlen Mattingly
Kathy Harrison
Juanita Jiles
Dot Doughman
Betty Hetarick
Barb Boal
Alice Keister
Jane Cass
Jenny Sanders
Mary Motter
Marty Wombold
Say
Ida Warnock
Lois Setser
Helen Hughes
Janet Ruppert
Sds
Rose Bowen
A. Brashear
Ernie Halsey
UPP
Afl-Cio
Meadow Gold
Finkelman Realtor
Brook's Coast
Diamond National
Molded Pke Laynecrest
Carfax Cafe
Wickes Lumber
Ray's Cafe
Sportsman's Cafe
Middletown Contractors
Adam Cristo
Coomer & Id
Smith & Keller
Price Elec
Middletown Lumber
Riverside Concrete
Sheriff's
Logan Long
Layne Crest Lanes
Coca-Cola
Bennett's Drugs
Schoenling
House of Drugs
Gross Lumber
Johnny's Mobil
Bob's
Angiesby Funeral Home
American Legion
Char- Lee Donut
Blatz
Cheney
Journal
Fairfield Lanes
Sam's TV
Morgan Ins
Kelly's Mkt
Broadway Pty
Ade Ins
C. L. Deniston
Schramm Funeral Home
Shaddock's
Mickeloh
Welling’s
Commercial Halsey's Men Shop
Black Label
Burger
Amanda A. C
Miller's
Perry Ins
Bowen Realtor
Armbruster Florist
Filson’s
Lake
Ray
Frisch's
Ballard Realty
Nanamaker & Son
Welfare Finance
Mack's Record Shop
Millie's Bty
Miami Maid
Interstate
Aeronca
Phg. Corp. of America
Gibby’s
Twilight
Cox Mobil
Driftwood
T & M Toy
Walker Tile
Harrison Ins
House of Fabrics
Barber
5 & S Carwash
Guyler Buick
Bill Hill
Brunswick Ball
Jordan Funeral Home
Fahrenholz
Pro-Shop
Grunner'n Furn
Wal-Hil Kennel
Ratliff Mobil
Manchester Mobil
Ohio Bell
Water Refining
Inman Funeral Home
Armie Const
Warnock’s
Brunswick
Hertz
Commonwealth Loan
Frito’s
Smith
J—J Lanes
Industrial Classic
Pkg. Corp
ST. Petersburg, Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Chi
Blue Star
McCready Ave
James L. DeBord, Builder
Tom Baird Jr
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
By Dave O'Hara
Miss Longfellow
Associated Presss
John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
U. GA
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