City Bowling Leaders Pace Set Amid Tight Tournament Finish
In the Women's City Bowling Tournament at Eastern Lanes with two weekends left, Ohio Bus Terminal leads Class A with 2654 all events, a record pace behind the all-time highs. Individual and doubles leaders are noted, including Arlene Mattingly’s 594 singles and Mattingly atop all events with 1614. Esther McGraw and Betty Hotarick lead doubles with 1175.
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Ohio Bus Terminal
Wilson
Himes Dairy
Ohio
Marge Sanders
Marcia Barker
Ella Thomson
Mary Conarroe
Jenny Stein
Esther McGraw
Betty Hotarick
Dot Rigg
Sis Poffenbarger
Gail Medley
Kathy Harrison
Dot Hoover Rolls First 600 Series in 15 Years
Dot Hoover of the Middletown Bowling Association rolled a 610-series at Eastern Lanes marking her first 600 series in 15 years. She had games of 221 209 180 for Tropical Paint in the Women’s Industrial League, while listed among scores and players across several leagues and 200 games by many bowlers at multiple facilities.
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Dot Hoover
Middletown
H. Johnson
Marcia Barker
Jenny Stein
Clara Lukens
Betty Lewis
Janie Whisman
Pat Viel
Marty Wombold
Jim Crowe
Harold LaBarge
Don Worman
J. Lentz
E. Malott
John Madzak
Bob Forster
Walt Pawelkoski
Paul McCane
Ed Fabing
Joe Cornell
Bucky Hoover
Bob Hammerle
L Pence
W. Whisman
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C. Taylor
Joe Orum
Fred Presley
Mike Enright
K Carpenter
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Earl Manning
Roberta Romans
Shirley Fultz
Ella Miller
Mary Melton
Alberta Brashear
Barbara Walker
Peg Wombold
Adele Stiles
J-J Lanes
Hamm's Squad Fails ABC Test in Des Moines
Hamm's team of Chicago, expected to challenge division leaders, posted a 2058 first three games in the American Bowling Congress tournament in Des Moines. Andy Rogoznica led with a 593 series as the squad trails the Detroit Continentals, who hold a six game total of 6103 in the professional division.
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Iowa
Hamm
Chicago
Andy Rogoznica
Detroit Continentals
Californian in Skate Finals at World Championships
Barbara Roles Pursiey of Arcadia California pressed the U S bid for a first women’s world crown at Prague Czechoslovakia as she stood fourth after compulsory figures and aimed to overtake Netherlands’ Sjookje Dijkstra in the final free skate.
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Czechoslovakia
Barbara Roles Pursiey
Arcadia
Calif
U.S
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Brussels
Last Big Winter Race May Be Battle Of Wits
The Gulfstream Park Handicap at Gulfstream Park features top older horses. Four and Twenty from California, Yorky trained by Jimmy Jones with Steve Brooks riding, and Carry Back from Dorchester Farm Stable with Manuel Ycaza aboard are necks in the fray. Breeders trainer Jack Price replaced Johnny Sellers with Ycaza for the stretch run.
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Vance
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Jimmy) Jones
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Yorky Poomtly
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Carry Back
Jack Price
Johnny Sellers
Manuel Ycaza
Thomas Places Winning Above Record At Cleveland
John Thomas of Boston University aims to win the Knights of Columbus indoor meet in Cleveland and then chase records. The crowded program features international contenders in the 1000-yard run and strong squads from Notre Dame, Purdue, and Kansas in relays, with strong hopes for the world indoor mark.
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University of Toronto
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Loyola of Chicago
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Pete Close
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O'Hara
Sullivan
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Dave Mills
Purdue
Notre Dame
Bill Boyle
Jim Dupree
Fordham
Swift Frank Tomes
Kansas
Rams
Toronto
East York
Buck's Taylor Named West Coach for Shrine East West Game
Fred Taylor coach of the top ranked Ohio State team will coach the West squad in the Shrine East West college all star game set for March 31 in Kansas City.
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Fred Taylor
Ohio State
Spring Brings No Change as Yanks Top Reds Again
The New York Yankees beat the Cincinnati Reds 6-3 in Fort Lauderdale to extend their exhibition winning streak to four and remain the only undefeated club. Mickey Mantle led with a three run homer while Bud Daley Rollie Sheldon and Marshall Bridges held the Reds to six hits.
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Red Marshall Bridges
Lynch Seeks Regular Playing Time With Reds
Cincinnati Reds pinch hitter Jerry Lynch, in four games at left field, posts a .333 average and contributed a run while singling in Thursday's 8 3 loss to the New York Yankees. He says he hopes his improved showing persuades Fred Hutchinson to give him more chances in the field instead of limited late appearances.
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Fla
Jerry Lynch
Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankees
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Yankees
Fred Hutchinson
Montreal Triumphs 6-4 as Detroit Falls in NHL Action
In NHL play the Canadiens edged the Red Wings 6 to 4 while Boston and Chicago did not have games and no Friday schedule was set. Montreal built a lead with scoring bursts from key players. Detroit struggled to respond as the visitors rolled to the victory.
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Chicago
Philadelphia Dick Turner Edges Barnes in Low-Weight Bout
In Valley Stream New York M47 Philadelphia fighter Dick Turner defeated Gaylord Barnes in a packed eight round decision. Turner earned the decision on points while Burgess stopped Merchison in Miami Beach. The San Diego card saw Ernie Cuadras prevail over Garfield Gray in ten rounds.
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Sugar) Gray
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