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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1977
Page
11
The Women’s City Bowling Tourney shows shifts with Ballard and Diane Carder rising to No 2 at 1178 pins, followed by Ginny Imees and Brenda. Pauline Wills sits fourth at 619, while Carol Waddell posts 616. A 2792 team series marks No 2’s ascent. Karen Hawvermale pins 402, with Brashear holding all-events and Krash closing the gap by about a dozen pins.
Don Daly and Linda Ballard led the Bowl Down Cancer event at the Sports Bowl and Eastern with Daly scoring 91 and Ballard posting 675 for women. Nah Meree had 22 at Eastern, while Eagie 675 led men at the Sports Bowl. Hipcher 714 Lavise 71 Maddy 676 set early pace as top scores for the week. nightly winner earns 2.50 and weekly best gets 25 plus state tournament chance.
Jimmy Buckley of Huntsville Alabama captured the championship in a $75,000 Professional Bowlers Association tournament finishing with a 227 to 193 victory.
An Houston firm promotes a 32 day trial claiming to stop hair loss and regrow hair for men and women. The ad invites readers to request information confidentially by mail, asking for personal scalp and hair details.
Middletown's running community grows as Ohio River Roadrunners member map their pace toward Boston. Rockovich Kash and Harms profile reveal dedication and miles. The group eyes Monroe October marathon to showcase Southwestern Ohio talent.
Major league clubs staged exhibition games with notable performances.Hrabosky faced spring ban whispers as St Louis fell 8-2 to Cincinnati. Yankees center fielder Rivers drew attention for errors in a 7-3 Phillies loss. Jerry Morales drove six runs in Chicago's 16-15 win over Seattle. Bob Gorinski highlighted Minnesota’s 10-7 win over Boston with a 450-foot homer. Grich debuted for California in an 8-7 loss to Oakland. Mervettenmund fueled San Diego past Cleveland 9-7. Detroit beat Chicago 4-? as May’s memory lingered. Orioles edged Pirates 3-2 in a tight affair. Braves topped Rangers 5-3 with Asselstine homer. Expos beat Astros 8-6 behind Parrish’s two-run triple. Brewers downed Giants 8-5 as Martinez drove in three for KC over Toronto 9-7.
A brash young golfer from Jacksonville wins at the Tournament Players event as the pro golf tour undergoes ongoing upheaval. With the season just 11 weeks old reporters note the fresh rise of a new contender amid a growing wave of challengers.
Bugner suffers another setback as Ron Laverham defeats him in a 12 round split decision. The card also features golf stars at Sawgrass with Dan Hayes winning the tour event by two strokes over Nicklaus and Devlin, earning $60,000 of a $300,000 purse.
Steve Cauthen the 16 year old apprentice jockey from Walton Kentucky will race at Latonia Race Course in Florence Kentucky on April 1. David Vance executive vice president of the Kentucky Jockey Club announced the appearance drawing regional fans to witness a rising raceday personality.
Sweden’s Ingemar Stenmark clinched his second straight overall World Cup title with a slalom win. Jimmy Connors captured the St. Louis Classic, defeating John Alexander 7-6 6-2. Chris Evert beat Martina Navratilova 6-4 4-6 6-4 to win Philadelphia’s $100,000 championship. Brian Gottfried beat Bob Lutz 6-1 6-2 in Washington. Leo Schots led Belgium to the world cross country title in Düsseldorf. Richard Petty won the Atlanta 500. James Hunt won the Race of Champions. George Dyer and Brad Frisselle won the Sebring 12-hour after Peter Gregg’s tire loss. Johncock set an unofficial 200.4 mph speed mark at Indianapolis. Oxford beat Cambridge in the Varsity Boat Race. Kai Stensjemmet set a 5000 m speed skating world record in Moscow. Brazilian driver Carlos Pace died in a small plane crash in Sao Paulo.
In Cleveland Ohio State Bowling Association action after the fourth round all leaders held their spots in the individual standings. A Cincinnati team and a Springfield team cracked the top five for the first time in the teams handicap event.
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