Mother Daughter Duo Win City Women’s Bowling Doubles Title
Nancy Burdge and Edna Brooks ceded the lead as a mother daughter pair from Nancy’s House of Drugs claimed the doubles crown with 3,046 pins after a late surge. Leona’s House of Drugs and Arnold’s Carry Out followed, while singles winner Joanna Clevenger posted 659. Betty Hotarick finished high in singles with 622 and 613 in actual, and Jenny Mynhier took all events with 1,693.
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Kentucky Derby hopefuls win weekend stakes for Phipps Neloy
The Gulfstream Park Handicap saw Funny Fellow fail dismally as Court Recess edged No Double in a photo finish. Ogden Phipps’ King of the Castle won the Louisiana Derby at the Fair Grounds, and Reviewer captured the Bay Shore at Aqueduct. Rock Talk, Glory Hallelujah, and Hy Forst won other listed races at Pimlico, Golden Gate Fields, and Oaklawn Park.
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New Orleans Fair Grounds
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Rock Talk
Oaklawn Park
Boston University names Coach of the Year award for Harry Cleverly
The annual Coach of the Year award at Boston University is renamed in honor of the late Harry Cleverly, Terrier hockey mentor killed in an automobile accident on December 3, 1968. Cleverly led the hockey program for 17 seasons with a 210-142-10 record.
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Boston University
Harry Cleverly
Cleverly
Toronto Bowler Charlotte Walker Turns 100 as Queen of Canada Lanes
Toronto AP reports Charlotte Walker marked her 100th birthday by bowling two five pin games with three strikes and two spares. She earned recognition as Canada's oldest competitive bowler and was crowned queen of the country's bowling lanes.
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Charlotte Walker
Canada
Deron Johnson Back In Groove With Phillies
Deron Johnson shows power for Philadelphia in spring exhibition, belting two run homers and a run scoring double to back a 5 2 victory over the Dodgers. He has hit three homers in three days after joining the Phillies, seeking a comeback after a down season with Atlanta.
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Reds Pound Yanks 6-3 in third straight spring win
May hit a two run homer on his 26th birthday as Alex Johnson homered and doubled twice. Johnson drove in two runs after a slow start and Pete Rose and Bobby Tolan singled to set up Cincinnati’s sixth inning lead. Bench added a homer in the eighth to cap the Reds 6-3 victory over the Yankees in Tampa.
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John Bench
Tri County Speedway dubbed greatest dirt track by Foyt
WESTCHESTER Ohio area farmland has become Tri County Speedway a half mile dirt track praised as fastest by A J Foyt. Redwine owner builder says it averages 82 mph seats 7600 now 10600 soon drew ２００ 000 spectators last year and paid 162000 in prize money to USAC and regional drivers from Ohio Indiana and Kentucky with seasons opening March 30.
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Kentucky
East Arcanum Hailed By Fans
About 5 000 people including Gov Rhodes celebrated Columbus East Tigers after their 71 56 win over Canton McKinley for the second straight big school title. In Arcanum Darke County 1 500 townspeople cheered Arcanum High Trojans as they defeated Bridgeport 84 59 for Class A honors.
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Arcanum Sets Two New Basketball Tournament Marks
Arcanum High School from Darke County set two tournament records on the way to the Class A title. The team defeated Portsmouth Clay 76 61 and Bridgeport 84 59 to total 160 points, breaking the two day record of 156. They also made 61 field goals, surpassing 60 by the 1957 Gratis team.
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Arcanum
Darke County
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Gratis
Tigers Sweep AA Title as East Tops McKinley in Columbus
Ed Die Ratleff and Nick Conner led Columbus East with 48 points and 34 rebounds to win the Class AA high school championship over Canton McKinley. Also named to the all tournament team were Nick Weatherspoon of McKinley Abe Steward and Eddie Trail of Toledo Libby.
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Nick Conner
Canton McKinley
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Eddie Trail
Toledo Libbey
Trojan Trio Lands On All-Tourney Team
The Canum squad won the Class A championship by beating Bridgeport on Saturday afternoon. Dave Gray Jim Troutwine and Steve Christ earned spots on the all tournament team for their standout performances.
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Columbus
Ohio
Arcanum
Bridgeport
Dave Gray
Jim Troutwine
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Memorial clock honors Jim Clark in Chirnside village
Residents of Chirnside Scotland unveiled a memorial Sunday to Jim Clark the world champion race driver who died last April in a crash in Germany. The memorial clock with a racing car emblem stands near the village where Clark lived.
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Ford GT40 Rolls to Sebring Victory Amid Cone Chaos
In Sebring Florida Ford GT40s prevail in the 12 hour endurance race as lightweight prototypes face brutal punishment from a rough course and traffic cones. Jackie Ickx and Jack Oliver clinch the win for Belgium and England while Ferraris and Porsches suffer frequent failures from collisions with cones and damaged suspensions.
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Tigers' Chances Nil For Repeat
Columbus AP notes Colum bus East must replace all five starters from a 71 54 Class AA title win over Canton McKinley. Senior core leaves no obvious heir apparent and top reserve Kevin Smith at 6 4 is the tallest returnee. Mohawk is pegged as Columbus' team to beat.
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