Bowling and Bank Robbery Highlight Ohio Tournament Weekend
Mary Shank of Eaton faces a bank robbery and bowls for Welcome Pontiac Oldsmobile in the Ohio Women’s Bowling Association Tournament at Eastern Lanes and the Sports Bowl. Peggy Marlowe leads singles with 4694 while Carone Bowling Supply ties for top in team with Stardust Lanes.
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Mary Shank
Eaton
Eaton National Bank and Trust Co
Eastern Lanes
Sports Bowl
Dayton Gems Clinch Regular Season With OT Win
The Dayton Gems beat the Fort Wayne Komets 4-3 in overtime to finish 46-26-3 and advance to the IHL playoffs. Pistol Gaw scored the overtime winner at 3:27, while Fort Wayne goalie P J Flaherty stopped 61 Gems shots and Gems goalie Jim Pettie faced 31 attempts.
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Associated Press
Dayton Gems
Muskegon Mohawks
International Hockey League
IHL
Gems
Fort Wayne Komets
Dayton
Des Moines Capitals
Pete
Gaw
Fort Wayne
P. J. Flaherty
The
Komets
Jim Pettie
Doubles and Singles Strike Streak Highlights Kuhfuss
Ken Kuhfuss of Sheboygan Wisconsin wowed crowds at the American Bowling Congress tournament by stringing seven straight strikes in doubles and ten straight in singles. He finished with 637 in doubles 636 in singles and 567 in team for an all events total of 1840 despite pressure. He carries 214 and 212 averages in Wisconsin leagues and notes multiple perfect games and early strings this season.
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Dayton
Ohio
American Bowling Congress
Ken Ruhfess
Sheboygan
Wis
Kuhfess
Wisconsin
Kuhfuss
ABC
Middletown AJBC Bowling crowns six champions over weekend
The Sixth Annual Middletown American Junior Bowling Congress Tournament concluded at Laynecrest Lanes with champions in boys and girls across Class AAA AA and A. Keith led boys with a 627 series while Hogg topped girls with 514, and next regional action heads to Columbia Lanes in Hamilton with April 19 and 20 events.
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Middletown
Laynecrest Lanes
Columbias
Tim Keith
Pud Pounders
Steve Dalton
Keith
Paula Hogg
Eastern Lanes
Karen Russell
Sports Bowl
Columbia Lanes
Hamilton
Tied for low gross as 70 compete in FH handicap
Forest Hills hosted its St Patrick day style handicap tourney with 70 players. Jim Gibbs and Bob Scheibert shot 68 to tie for low gross in the championship flight. Lownet went to Bill Hasselbach with 58. Flight A saw Denny Stitsinger 74 as low gross leader and Henry Cornett top low net with 59. Flight B had Martyn Hackney and Fred Duane sharing low gross at 84 and John Harbaugh taking low net with 63.
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Forest Hills
Jim Gibbs
Bob Scheibert
Bill Hasselbach
Denny Stitsinger
Henry Cornett
Martyn Hackney
Fred Duane
John Harbaugh
NHL Results and WHA Scores From Sunday
The NHL games featured Boston routing Washington 8 to 2 while NY Islanders defeated Chicago 4 to 2. Philadelphia beat Minnesota 4 to 0 Detroit won 7 to 4 over the NY Rangers Buffalo tied Kansas City 4 to 2 Toronto prevailed 6 to 4 over Montreal Los Angeles and Pittsburgh squared 4 to 0. In WHA action San Diego edged Vancouver 1 to 0 Minnesota beat Edmonton 4 to 2 Winnipeg won 4 to 3 at Chicago Phoenix defeated Indianapolis 5 to 3.
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Boston
Washington
NY Islanders
Chicago
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Detroit
NY Rangers
Buffalo
Kansas City
Toronto
Montreal
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
San Diego
Vancouver
Edmonton
Winnipeg
Phoenix
Indianapolis
NCAA ref gets big break in Dayton regional debut
Dick Muffick, a 24 year official from Helena Montana, was an 11th hour replacement in the NCAA Mideast Regionals in Dayton. He drew No 1 ranked Indiana in his first major assignment as Indiana beat Oregon State 81 71 and Central Michigan edged Oregon State 88 87 in the consolation game.
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Dayton
Ohio
Dick Muffick
Helena
Mont
Muffick
Indiana
Hoosiers
Oregon State
Bowling Tournament Standings and Top Performers
Leaderboard shows team and individual rankings across handicaps and actuals. Notable teams include Sharon Meister's 5 Columbus 3 089, Irene's Marietta 3 079, and Stardust Lanes Cleveland tied 2 771, with top singles and doubles results for Poorman McConnell and Schutt Smolenski respectively.
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Sharon Meister
Columbus
Ohio Furniture
Cleveland
Irene’s
Marietta
Lame Ducks
Dayton
Eden's Realty
Pauiding
Stardust Lanes
Carone Bowling Supply
Toledo
Barbara Poorman
Theresa McConnell
Coshocton
Bernadette Bell
Betty Crosier
Steubenville
Rebecca Moore
Jayne Ahead
Greenville
Mansfield
Sandy Ballard
Ann Stackhouse
Ashland
Dot Anthony
Jennie Jordon
Changes galore in pin tourney leads to week five shifts
In Canton Ohio Whiteway Carpet Cleaners moved ahead in the team handicap division during week five of the Ohio State Bowling Association tournament. The Columbus squad posted 920 1015 1008 and a 366 pin handicap for 3309 total while Shelby Dixon led with 244 214 and 217. Action resumes April 6 after an Easter break for the sixth of 11 weeks.
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Canton
Ohio
Ohio State Bowling Association
Whiteway Carpet Cleaners
Columbus
Shelby Dixon
Ohio State
Off-track betting seen as threat to harness racing
Theodore J. Zornow, president of the U S T A, warned at the 36th annual meeting in Columbus that off-track betting endangers harness racing. He outlined a publicity drive as 17 states with pari mutuel racing posted nearly $182 million in revenue, 27 million in attendance, a $2.427 billion mutuel handle, and purses around $134 million for last year.
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Columbus, Ohio
Theodore J. Zornow
U.S. Trotting Association
Association
Zornow
New York
Hecht Sues Redskins Over RFK Exclusive Lease
Norman Hecht sues the Washington Redskins claiming an exclusive RFK Stadium lease harms NFL competition. The $10 million suit seeks to void exclusivity, alleges impact on all publicly funded stadiums, and could prompt appeals to the Supreme Court. Hecht says he has backers for a new Washington franchise and expects a five week jury trial.
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Norman Hecht
Washington Redskins
Rfk Stadium
U.S
Hecht
NFL
Redskins
Washington
Supreme Court
Lebanon Raceway Entrants for First Nine Races
The program lists entries for races at Lebanon Raceway including 1st race Pace lineup with Mahone and Miss Pattie among others, 2nd race Trot entries such as Flora's Kid and Fi Fo, 3rd through 9th races feature horses like Miracle Street, Fancy Dear, Scotch And Sherry, Julie Rosette, Demona's Dream, and Andy's Rod joined by jockeys and horse names.
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Duane Mahone
E.Z.H
Miss Pattie
Slide On
Jeannie Knight
Sweet Georgia Brown
Steady Blue
Cinder King
Flora’s Kid
Claret’s Boy
Fall of Pompay
Fi Fo
Little O Joe
Jolly Dagmar
Flash Foot
Miracle Street
Henson Chas
Lakewood
Jerry Mar
Dehaviland
My Miracle Queen
Auction Doll
Sting Street
Royal Hideaway
Sheila Babe
Thrifty Money
Brad's Counsel
Slim
Greentree
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Chillicothe
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Elsene Schutt
Judy Smolenski
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Jim Hill
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Cassopolis
Mich
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AJBC
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Kevin Murphy
Linda Marshall
Miss Hogg
John Carr
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