Mary Dickerson Leads City Bowling Singles in Close Race
Mary Dickerson tops the singles standings with a 634 after a 613 actual and 21 handicap, edging Brenda Berry by 21 points. Edith Waddell climbs to third as Nira Love takes the all-events lead with 1,698, while Wilma Brewer follows at 1,658 and Waddell remains strong at 1,681.
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Mary Dickerson
Brenda Berry
Edith Waddell
Kay McCue
Rita Gough
Nira Love
Wilma Brewer
Nira
Waddell
Brewer
Pin Leaders and Top Scores from Local Bowling Standings
The list highlights leaders in multiple bowling divisions. Loretta's House of Drugs shows 2 749, Coca-Cola No. 14 2 717, Kirk Music 2 711, Sports Bowl 2 694, Lee's Data Processing 2 687, with doubles leaders S Wills J Pender 1 177 and C Kelly M Farkas 1 172. All-Events leaders N Love 1 698 and E Waddell 1 681, plus M Bell and Sings singles top scores.
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Shirley Wills
Jan Pender
Carolyn Kelly
Marge Farkas
Farkas
Betty Ann Back
Janet Ruppert
May Bell
Jeri Howell
Garner McCoy Lead Pin Drive At Local Bowls
The Annual Bowl Down Cancer drive spans two bowling centers. Nightly winners at Eastern Lanes and Sports Bowl include Martha McDermott 607 and Dave McCoy 680 for men. Joyce Garner 649 and Ralph Hesson 638 for women. Franklin Laynecrest Lanes sees Delph 712 and Elsie Ward 613 leading. The Phi Beta Psi Iota Theta chapter sponsors the event with $2.50 nightly prizes and a $25 top weekly score for statewide entry.
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Martha McDermott
Eastern Lanes
Dave McCoy
Joyce Garner
Ralph Hesson
Franklin Laynecrest
R. C. Delph
Elsie Ward
Reds Seek Bats as Exhibition Streak Mounts
Cincinnati Reds return from Venezuela for a clash with the New York Mets after managers saw only one run in a three game series with the Pirates. Tony Croninger gave up seven of eight runs in four innings while Pedro Borbon held Pittsburgh hitless in two frames. Dave Concepcion scored on a sacrifice fly by Tony Perez for the lone Reds run. Bob Johnson started with 5 13 perfect innings before conceding a double to Al Weis. Richie Zisk hit a solo homer for the Pirates.
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Reds
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Tony Perez
Bob Johnson
al ‘Weis
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Richie Zisk
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Milt Wilcox
California
Cleveland Indians
Angels
Dave Campbell
Larry Stahl
San Diego Padres
Milwaukee Brewers
Oakland A’s
Lotte Orions
Familiar Faces Turn On Cards
The Phillies beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7-1 in an exhibition as ex‑Cardinals Carlton Montanez and McCarver fueled the offense. Carlton pitched six innings for Philadelphia and allowed one run while Montanez drove in four with three extra-base hits. McCarver added a run and two singles.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia Phillies
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Cardinals
Steve Carlton
Willie Montaner
Tim McCarver
Carlton
Philadelphia
Montanez
Phillies
St.Louis
Curt Flood
McCarver
Flood
Richie Allen
Okker Defeats Ashe To Win Kemper International Title
Tom Okker recovered from a first set double fault call to beat Arthur Ashe 4-6 6-2 6-3 in Evanston Illinois final on the World Championship Tennis tour for a $10,000 prize. The nationally televised match featured a Dutch threat to Halland’s Okker as the title outcome.
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Evanston, Ill
Arthur Ashe
Halland
Tom Okker
Okker
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Pro Hoop Standings and Results Snapshot
Pro Hoop Standings by division show Milwaukee leading the Atlantic at 60 19 Chicago 55 24 in the Midwest Phoenix 47 32 Detroit 24 53 and Los Angeles 66 12 Pacific with Golden State 49 30 Seattle 47 33 Houston 31 46 Portland 18 62 tied near bottom. Sunday results include Philadelphia over Seattle 115 100 Chicago over Detroit 115 107 Cincinnati over Buffalo 136 105 Atlanta over Cleveland 115 105 Los Angeles over Golden State 162 99 Baltimore over Boston 125 112 ABA results New York 121 117 Indiana Carolina 121 113 Utah 125 113.
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Toledo Keglers Move To Top
Toledo bowlers surged to lead or share top spots in four of seven events during the fourth weekend of the Ohio State Bowling Tournament in Cincinnati. Joey Kiss of Toledo claimed first in Scratch singles with a 695 series on 237 237 221 games, while Jeff Smolenski matched Leonard Gray of Hamilton for the scratch all events high at 1995.
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Toledo
Ohio State
Joey Kiss
Gems Rally For 5-2 Win After 10-1 Loss
Dayton Gems rebound from a 10-1 defeat to beat Fort Wayne Komets 5-2 at Hara Arena in the regular season finale. They finish 4-23-0 and miss home ice in the Turner Cup Playoffs as Muskegon wins the Northern Division by two points.
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Dayton Gems
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Gems
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International Hockey League
Jacklin Wins Jacksonville Open in 1st Extra Hole
English golfer Tony Jacklin defeats Johnny Jacobs in a playoff for $25,000 at the Greater Jacksonville Open. Jacklin birdied the par five 17th and closed with a four under 68 to finish 283, while Jacobs finished with 70 after a 72 hole total of 283. Jacobs, a Vietnam veteran, lifts his six month suspension as he earns $6,181 last year before the playoff.
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Fla
AP “T
Tony Jacklin
Jacklin
Johnny Jacobs
Jacobs
Hidden Hills Country Club
Tony
Vietnam
NFL May Vote For More TDs
NFL owners face proposed rules changes after the Competition Committee finished deliberations in Maui. The focus is restoring scoring balance as defenses rise, with potential changes to increase offense and two proposals on making sudden death cases mandatory. Super Bowl VII site selection and other constitutional amendments are also discussed.
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National Football League
Maui
NFL
Miami
New Orleans
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Dallas
Houston
Palo Alto
Calif
Kansas City
Jacksonvile
Fla
Unser drives new Eagle to Phoenix 150 victory
Bobby Unser pilots Dan Gurney's All American Eagle to win the Phoenix 150 for United States Auto Club sprint cars. He set a one mile lap record of 141.996 mph to claim pole, surviving three pit stops in a 199 mph car described as the fastest race car he has sat in.
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Gurney
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Unser
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Holf
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Calif
Cha-Cha Muldowney sweeps three at Edgewater Park
CLEVES Shirley Cha Cha Muldowney of Schenectady New York swept all three races from Frank Huff of New Orleans in a Funny Car feature at Edgewater Park Dragway Sunday. She clocked a 6.9 second time at an implied 210 mph. Also winning were Roger Smith of Piqua in competition eliminator B Dragster Ken Kist of Cincinnati in modified eliminator A modified Ron Price of Aurora Indiana in super stock driving a Q automatic and Turman Fields of Cincinnati in stock eliminator driving an A stocker.
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Shirley
Cha” Muldowney
Schenectady
N. Y
Frank Huff
New Orleans
Edgewater Park
New York
Roger ‘Smith
Piqua
Ken Kist
Cincinnati
Modifield
Ron Price
Aurora
Ind
Turman Fields
Combs Wins Opening Feature at Tri-County Speedway
Rodney Combs led the late model 25 lap feature in a 1971 Chevelle to beat Joe Rutman by a car length at Tri-County Speedway. Track Champion Larry Moore finished third. Jim Mages won the sports sedan feature and Darrell Dick captured the Rat Race amateur class.
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Westchester
Rodney Combs
Tri-County Speedway
Combs
Joe Rutman
Larry Moore
Jim Mages
Darrell Dick
Pat Patrick wins Eldora top race in two straight features
Pat Patrick of Cincinnati captured the 25 lap late model feature at Eldora Speedway on Sunday to make it two feature wins in a row. Gary Boolman of Ansonia won the 20 lap stock car feature.
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Pat Patrick
Cincinnati
Eldora Speedway
Gary Boolman
Ansonia
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