Alberta Brashear Leads City Bowling Standings Despite Knee Injury
Alberta Brashear, a 169 average lefty, tops the Women's City Bowling Tournament early with a 625 in singles and a 1,606 all-events total. She missed work due to a swollen knee from a past injury while driving Middletown High’s bus and competes with Pat Deaton in doubles and the Sunday Mixed Doubles at Eastern Lanes.
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Tim Willis
Alberta Brashear
Mrs. Brashear
Middletown
Pat Deaton
Brashear
Eastern
Karen Russell
Weekend bowling schedule with many teams and times
Weekend schedule lists numerous bowling events by time and venue. At 6 p.m. multiple teams including Miller's Five and Go Getters compete at various lanes and locations. At 8:30 p.m. Brown's Phillips 66 and other teams bowl in late sessions. Singles and doubles entries feature many players such as Wilma Lowman and Dottie Melampy with afternoon and evening slots across districts.
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Miller’s
Field's
VFW
Silhouettes
Eastern
McGraw Girls
Chautauque Lanes
Brandenburg
Brown
Phillips 66
Miami Valley Soap
Armret Byrnes
Kirk Music
Lucky Spares
Laynecrest Lanes
Price Electric
van Transportation
King Pins
Clothes Pins
Knight. Inc
Butler Vending
Waffie Iron
Miller's Insurance
Shaddock's
Loretta’s House of Drugs
Brewer's Gin Mill
Triasco Paving
Tool Steel
Bobby
Armbruster
Wilma Lowman
Bonnie Shadoan
Dottie Melampy
Ruth Melampy
Lou Peters
Janet Back
Madison High Honors Winter Sports Athletes
Madison High honored winter sports athletes at the annual banquet in the junior high gym. Boys basketball and wrestling and girls basketball and the cheerleaders were recognized. Special basketball awards went to Dave Hangbers for field goals and Barry Brooks for free throws. Hangbers and Jeff Anspach earned Mid-Miami League honors. Pam Anspach and Sharon Hall made the MML All Star team.
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Madison High
Dave Hangbers
Barry Brooks
Hangbers
Jeff Anspach
Pam Anspach
Sharon Hall
Karl Bauman
Tom Berns
Roger Brandenburg
Paul Coddington
Mark Derrougah
Bruce Maines
Mike Hopkins
Phil Lolli
Bitl McGuire
John Miller
Rick Morgan
Craig Page
Dora Pence
Carl Turnbow
Doug Gringie
JV Wrestling
Doug Berns
Steve Bower
Rick Brannaman
Joan Clinton
Pete Derrougn
Mike Evans
Eric Hall
Bruce Henderson
Randy Nicely
Tom Ristaneo
Anthony Sam
Diana Dunn
Ginart
Gee Haywood
Jill Jones
Ellen Lawson
Lisa Mynhier
Devonia Pelfrey
Lanette Ponder
Patty Riley
Jill Bowling
Cheryl Monce
Dan Roe
Carolyn
Linda Shumate
Rhonda Blair
Karen Brown
Lois Brunswick
Vicki Carpenter
Carl Chappel
Karen Chappel
Cheryl Mcintosh
Alice O'Connor
Bridget O'Connor
Mary Ae
Stephanie Schiering
Summer Wise
Jamie Arnold
Cindy Blanton
Lee Ann Detart
Julie Faries
Vikki Hancock
Kelli Hydler
Diane Clark
Karen Coddington
Ruth Miller
Teresa Dutho
Pam Elam
Sheila le
Lebanon Raceway Results Rich with Horse and Wrestler Awards
Results from Lebanon Raceway list trotting and pacing winners with times and purses for races including Lumber Lang Gel Tammy M Swift Ruler and Plucky Porter. The page also notes wrestling and basketball award recipients across junior varsity and freshman teams with coaches and honorees.
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Lumber Lang Gel
Tammy M
Swift Ruler
Plucky Porter
Boom'’s Boy
Bud Knight
Intrepid
Ima Dilly
Buttonwood Lot
Grape
Noble Butler
Baron
Fred
Quinella
Chamade
Grang
Carolyn Highrey
Rosey Adios
Gale Clayton to defend Ohio women's amateur title
Gale Clayton Jr. of Portsmouth will defend her championship in the Ohio women's amateur golf tournament July 11 15 at Plumbrook Country Club in Sandusky. Qualifying Monday will determine 32 championship flight match play berths Tuesday through Friday with Pam Higgins of Groveport the last winner in this venue in 1968.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Gale Clayton Jr
Portsmouth
Plumbrook
Sandusky
Jean Flackenzier
Gol Association
Pam Higgins
Groveport
Young, exhaustion victimize Foreman in upset by Young
In San Juan Puerto Rico George Foreman a 42 fight knockout streak was stopped as Jimmy Young used finesse to outpoint the former champion 12th round knockdown and a unanimous decision Young earned 250000 and improved to 51 5 1 Foreman dropped to 45 2 and was hospitalized for heat exhaustion after the bout Promoter Don King eyed a rematch with Muhammad Ali while Norton Bobick fight looms in New York MSG May 11
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Ed Schuyler Jr
San Juan
P.R
George Foreman
Jimmy Young
Young
Foreman
Howard
ABC
Howard Cosell
Muhammad Ali
Big George
George
Gil Clancy
Don King
Presbyterian Hospital
Youn
Ali
Ray Kelly
Ken Norton
Duane Bobick
Norton
Bobick
New York
Madison Square Garden
King
Waldemar Schmidt
Cesar Ramos
Ismael Fernandez
Coast swimmers dominate meet at NCAA II championships
Michael Kelly won the 50 yard freestyle and anchored the UC Irvine 400 yard medley relay as the Anteaters take an early lead in the NCAA Division II swimming and diving championships in Youngstown Ohio.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Michael Kelly
University of California At Irvine
Hackers Lead City Bowling With Three 700s At Sports Bowl
In the Classic League three bowlers hit 700 series led by Tom Barker 721 and Chuck Hacker 719 with Jim Hacker 711. Barker posted a 288 first game as Carl's Bowlers Paddock posted a city high 3,274 team total on 1,115 1,083 and 1,076.
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Tom Barker
Chuck
Jim Hacker
Jim
Barker
Hackers
Carl
Eagles
Elgin Storey
T. Barker
C. Hacker
J. Hacker
J. Tskaris
H. Grosardt
J. Cunningham
Cc. Yocum
G. Eisele
T Hale
J. Davidson
L. Sutties
C. Pfeffer
C. Compton
E. Hale
T. Back
B. Maddy
J. Mills
S. Theiss
B. Stacy
P. Thompson
M. Delph
P. Williamson
M. Griffin
B. Harmon
M., Davis
J. Leedy
C. Cole
A. Pate
B. Back
B. Farkas
P. Thornberg
R. Sha
McCullough shoots 66 to grab opening lead at PGA Championship
Mike McCullough, a former schoolteacher and Bowling Green graduate, carded a six under par 66 to lead the Tournament Players Golf Championship after the first round. Masters champ Ray Floyd posted 68 to share second with Tom Watson and Don Bies in the windswept Sawgrass course.
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Bob Green
Jacksonville
Fila
Mike McCullough
McCullough
Bowling Green University
Ra Floyd
Tom Watson
Don Bies
Floyd
Top Teams Will Earn Tourney Awards at McKinley
Eight open and eight industrial teams start a March 25 single elimination basketball tournament at McKinley Middle School. Entry is 50 dollars with trophies for fee-paying teams. directors Brooks and Ron Coleman organize the event.
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McKinley Middle School
Brooks
Ron Coleman
Turner Seeks Softball Teams for Local League
Franklin notices openings for men’s slow pitch softball teams. Contact Phil Lansdale at 746-8412 or Turner’s Carry Out at 746-9066, Monday through Thursday, for joining details.
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Franklin
Uesalers
Phil Lansdale
Turner
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