Women's City Pin Meet enters second weekend competition
Round two of the 43rd Annual Women s City Bowling Tournament opens with team events at Sports Bowl tomorrow afternoon. Chautauqua No 2 leads team handicap. Loretta s House of Drugs leads actual team pins. doubles and singles roll Sunday with the tournament ending March 31.
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Yocum Leads 739 as Gene's Welding Tops Classic League
Yocum rolled 739 to spark Gene's Welding to a 3,232 team series and 1,134 individual game in the Sports Bowl Classic League. Compton added 661, Day 634, and Selby 602 as The Cottage, opponent last night, trails by 14 pins from the season high.
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Hoover tops ABC ladder to Hall of Fame induction
In Indianapolis, Dick Hoover, a Brunswick, Ohio bowler, ascends to the top of the ABC ladder and is inducted into the Hall of Fame posthumously alongside Claude Patterson Mort Luby Sr. and Dennis J. Sweeney. The ceremony honors longtime champions as audience roars echo through the convention center.
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Two Crusaders extend pacts with Cleveland
The Cleveland Crusaders announced Wayne Malpin and Grant Erickson signed extended contracts with the WHA team. A spokesman said the deals are for more than one year but declined to reveal salaries or lengths.
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Four Mohawks named to All-PVL team in title run
Madison Mohawks sweep four first team selections as Sam Wills is honorary captain and Rick Webb Steve Norvell and Randy Robinson join the 10 man All PVL. Edgewood’s Dave Tye and Mark Dennis Ross’s Gary Smith Dan Gray New Miami’s Tim Davish Dan Bridge also make the first team. Coach Larry Brandenburg earns coach of the year for the third straight season.
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Hamilton Joins New Cage Loop In IBA
Hamilton becomes the eighth Indiana team in the International Basketball Association with a 34 game schedule and playoffs. Daniel Kinane named general manager as the club plans a name contest and franchising groundwork.
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Lebanon Raceway Results and Entries Ledger
Results from Lebanon Raceway list race outcomes with winners and payoffs for 1st through 9th races including Pace and Trot divisions. It covers double wagers, perfecta, and entry lists with horses and connections for each race.
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Wrestling Card at Cincinnati Gardens Features Star Matchups
The Sheik faces Chief Jay Strongbow in a triple main event at Cincinnati Gardens on Saturday at 8 p.m. Killer Brooks battles Tony Marino, Kurt Von Hess meets Karl Von Shotz in a Texas death match, and Wild Bull with Flying Fred Curry clash in another bout.
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National AAU cage results round up
National AAU first round scores include Jacksonville 85 over Cincinnati 77 California 103 over Tulsa 93 Armed Forces 89 over Des Moines 77 Dayton 114 over Dillard 101 Reliable Lumber 93 over Athletes in Action 87 Washington BSU 107 over NAIA All Stars 80 Baton Rouge Hawks 123 over Indian All-Stars 89 Marathon Oj 108 over Roseland Park 93.
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Blues assign SLU star Nestic to WHL affiliate
The St. Louis Blues have given St. Louis University star John Nestic a five game trial with their Denver Spurs farm club in the WHL. The 5 foot 7 inch forward finished a 11411 game collegiate career with 141 goals and 268 points, ranking third all time.
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Gill Fights to a 5-5 OT Tie as Cougars Hold
Chicago goalie Andre Gill, fresh from Long Island farm duty, stops Vancouver’s Danny Lawson in overtime to preserve a 5-5 draw. Gill faced five Vancouver goals earlier and reflects on the different pace of WHA play while the Cougars linger in playoff contention. Meanwhile Toros beat Aeros 6-3 to take second in the East, and Oilers and Nordiques tied 5-5 in overtime.
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First Woman Scores In NAIA Diving Meet At Downers Grove
Laurie Brunet of Occidental College became the first woman to score points in a national intercollegiate diving championship, placing seventh among hundreds at Downers Grove Illinois. The 18 year old freshman aims for the 1976 Olympic team and believes competing against male divers strengthens her.
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Flames Tie Rangers On Quinn Goal In Late Rally
Atlanta goalie Phil Myre faced Rod Seiling’s shot that beat him with 1:52 left but Pat Quinn tied the game at 1:35 to force a 5 5 NHL draw. Bruins blank Blues 7 0 and Flyers beat Canucks 3 1 as standings shift in the West and East.
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