Women's City Bowling Tournament reshapes after weekend action
Gloria Lemmons leads all events with 1 557 while Edith Waddell and Marge Delph top doubles at 1 067. newcomers seize belts across handicap and team events as McGraw Construction No 2 edges Castilian in team standings. singles lead shifts to Yvonne Shearer with 652 in handicap and 583 scratch.
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Toronto wooed by both leagues for 1977 expansion
Toronto, still smarting from losing the Giants, is courted by both the American and National Leagues. Paul Godfrey says the city has value as a magnet for expansion as Lee MacPhail notes the AL wants a balanced 1977 lineup while NL hints at flexibility.
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Skillman Dusenberry Lead Ohio State Bowling Doubles
Rick Skillman and Bryan Dusenberry of New took over first place in the doubles handicap division during Ohio State Bowling Tournament weekend five. They rolled 1,382 with 620 and 621 scores plus 141 handicap to edge Richard and Bob Soles. Spectator John Gulliams of Akron bowled a 299 in a team event.
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Tourney leaders show strong showing in swing tennis events
In the tournament rankings McGraw No 2 leads the team handicap with 2790 while Castilian 2729 and Barrett s Sohio 2625 post solid scores. Yvonne Shearer tops singles actual with 52 while Connie Parshall Ruth Williams lead doubles handicap at 111. Doris Strong and Sue Meyer stand out in doubles actual with 1.197 and 1.143 respectively. Gloria Lemmons and Juanita Jiles anchor all events with 1.558 and 1.559.
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Staton
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Rasnonski
Griffey Braces For Power Upgrades With Reds
Reds teammates expect Ken Griffey to boost power in position to support Pete Rose as Cincinnati aims to repeat as World Champions. Griffey reflects on last season's contact focus and confidence while Sparky Anderson urges balance with two strikes.
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Stinger playoff drive hits snag
Cleveland Crusaders coach John Wilson says the team is in playoff mode as they chase the World Hockey Association East lead. A 4-1 home win over Cincinnati moved Cleveland into a second place tie with the Stingers, two points behind idle New England. Wilson projects a tight finish with home-heavy schedule and potential division title if 12 points are earned.
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Hockey standings and Sunday results recap
St. Louis defeated Vancouver 5 to 3 and Buffalo beat Kansas City 4 to 1. Pittsburgh edged New York Rangers 4 to 1 while Philadelphia prevailed 4 to 2 over Toronto. Detroit shutout Chicago 6 to 0 and Los Angeles tied Minnesota 4 to 4.
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Powell and Carty Report to Indians Camp in Tucson
Veterans Boog Powell and Rico Carty arrived at the Cleveland Indians spring training camp in Tucson Arizona to begin drills and meet with team officials. Player representative Tom Buskey will outline the owners’ latest offer to the players association and call it ridiculous. Manager Frank Robinson also said there will be no team captain this season to avoid extra burdens on any player.
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Green keeps rolling in Jacksonville golf win
Hubert Green echoed luck at being able to play golf worldwide and chase titles over money after winning $35,000 in the Greater Jacksonville tournament. He rallied from trouble to shoot 70 for a two stroke victory, his second title in as many weeks and 12th in his career. Miller Barber finished second at 278, Ed Dougherty birdied the last three holes for 67 to tie Mike Hill at 279.
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Ex-NBA star Joe Fulks shot dead in Kentucky
Eddyville police said Joe Fulks 54 a former NBA scoring leader was shot to death early yesterday after an argument. Fulks led the NBA in 1947 with a 23.4 scoring average and was runner-up in 1948 22.1 and 1949 26.0.
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