Walden's Janitor Service Fails to Clinch First in Ohio Tourney
In the 39th annual Ohio Women's Bowling Association event, Walden's Janitor Service led early with 1,012 and 1,060 but struggled in the final game, finishing with 3,047 to place third behind A&W Root Beer of Middletown and Automatic Sales. Toledo bowler Judy, age 16, posted a 658 actual in singles, nearing Lucy Kennedy's 706. Doubles saw Akron, Newark, Cincinnati teams leading, while Zeke Tinta and Marcelene Olsen headline all events contenders. Local teams posted strong totals across multiple divisions and individual scores.
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Walden’s
A&w Root Beer
Middletown
Ohio Woman’s Bowling Association
John Smith
Cuyahoga Falls
Clinton Company of
Columbus
Toledo
Lucy Kennedy
Judy
Toledo Blade Queens
Zeke Tinta
Marcelene Olsen
Warren
Dorot Focht
Akron
Hudepohl
Cincinnati
Alice Gilkey
Betty Roll
Boots Mills
Shirley Schroeder
Clara Zaph
J-J Lanes
Slo Rollers
Alley Kittens
Spare Spotters
Gutter Strutters
Unpredictables
Rowdy Rollers
Steelmakers
Sharp Shooters
Horseshoe Bar
Manning- Bruck
Taylor Home Improvement
Heleman
The
Five Winds
the Lucky Five
Helen Doughman
Mildred Fisher
Dot Long
Dot Rigg
Jean Fowler
Mary Conatroe
Dot Murphy
Louise Armsbroy
Hazel Colvin
Mary Alice Mack
Dot Sabo
Soph Poffenbarger
Edith Shaffer
Marjorie Root
Mildred Rigg
Mary Conarroe
Inaugural National Collegiate Indoor Track Meet Honors All Regions
The Detroit N C I T C at Cobo Arena crowned 14 event winners from across the country. Morgan State set an American record in the mile relay at 3 15 6 while Theron Lewis of Southern University clocked 47 3 in the 44 yard dash.
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Detroit
Cobo
Morgan State
Maryland
Villanova
Theron Lewis
Southern University
Lewis
Wendell Mottley
Yale
Tremendous Scoring Continues In Middletown City Bowl
The Middletown Men's City Bowl ing Tournament posted high scores over the weekend. Sports Bowl leads the team event with 3,180 actual and 3,231 with handicap, while Carlings Black Label rallied to 2,994 actual and 177 handicap for 3,171. Myer's Limited nearly matched Carlings with 2,978 and 125 handicap.
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Middletown
Carlings
Myer
Middletown Bowling Standings Highlight Player Scores
Ray Roberson and Phil Adams led singles with 1 333 total and 583/541 games, while Jim Glosser and Lowell Creech moved to second at 1 297. John Kauffman posted a 703 series as Cliff Howard and Herbert Wells led after week one.
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Cliff Howard
Herbert H. Wells
Laynecrest
Franklin
Ray Roberson
Phil Adams
Roberson
Adams
Jim Glosser
Lowell Creech
Creech
Glosser
Charles
Bill Roberts
John Kauffman
John Gilmore
W. Ken Wells
Harry Steinbrugge
NHL Scores And Managerial Record Tied To Giants
Montreal beat Detroit 4 2 and Boston 2 Toronto 0 in Sunday and Montreal 6 New York 4 while Chicago 5 Toronto 3 Detroit 5 Boston 2 were other results. Bill Rigney managed the New York Giants and San Francisco Giants in 674 games with 332 wins and 342 losses.
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Gataray
Montreal
Detroit
Boston
Toronto
New York
Chicago
Bill Rigney
Los Angeles Angels
New York Giants
San Francisco Giants
Two Former Champs Survive Ohio Regional Finals Field
Ohio high school basketball crowns move toward March finals with eight new entrants as Cleveland East remains sole AA survivor from district finals. Regional pairings include Lima Shawnee Urbana and Youngstown Boardman among unbeaten teams in a strong field.
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Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Cleveland East
Kent
Ohio
Ers
East
Cleveland East Tech
Weare
West Salem Northwestern
East Tech
Northwestern
Lima Shawnee
Urbana
Youngstown
Boardman
Columbus South
Dayton Cha
Cincinnati
Xavier
R. Benning
Jim Turvene
Finneytown
Earl Miller
Roger Brauer
Toledo
Lima
Joseph Siegferth
Charles Lyons
Three Teams In Battle For Hockey Lead
Detroit's Gordie Howe limps after a Charley horse as the Red Wings beat Boston 5 to 2. Chicago's Bobby Hull remains cold after 16 scoreless games with a 3 to 2 win over Toronto. Montreal's Henri Richard sits with a knee strain while the Canadiens beat New York 6 to 4. The trio stays within three points in the NHL stretch race with Detroit two ahead of Chicago and Montreal one behind.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Gordie Howe
Chicago
Bobby Hull
Montreal
Henri Richard
Red Wings
Black Hawks
Canadiens
Wings
Boston
Hawks
Toronto
New York
The
Howe
Bruins
Richard
U. S. Rinkers Hope In Future
The United States ice hockey team returns home after two wins in the world championships in Tampere Finland with coach Ken Yackle predicting a brighter era. They lost six of their first seven games, won the last two, and capped the tournament by beating Norway 86 led by Roger Clilion’s five goals as Russia won the title beating Canada 41.
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Tampere
Finland
United States
Ken Yackle
Grenoble
France
Norway
Roger Clilion
Russia
Soviets
Canada
Graves Named Tiger Captain
SPINGFIELD Ohio AP Claude Graves a senior from St Marys and a defensive standout of the Wittenberg Tigers was named captain for the season by coach Jim Wolterman.
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Graves
Tiger
Spingfield
Ohio
Claude Graves
St.Marys
Wittenberg Tigers
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