Women Finish With No Major Changes In City Bowling
The Women's City Bowling Tournament ended its three week run at J and J Lanes with four women reaching the all events elite and four teams entering the team top ten. Janet Gibbs rose to second in all events with 1609 as Wilma Brewer led at 1750. Barbara Boal had the high game of 268.
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Janet Gibbs
Wilma Brewer
Wilma
Armbruster Florist
Marty Wombold
Neda Marchetti
Betty Hotarick
Mrs. Brewer
Alice Keister
Airport Inn
Bercaw
Airport
Dixie Trent
Donnia Mull
Mary Theodore
Donna Ballard
Nancy Dingman
Davidson
Rick
Don
Cisle
Barbara Boal
Bercaw's
Sorg Paper
Ohio Belles
Davidson Photo
Beck’s
Gladdie’s
Bonnie Moore
Mag Longman
Carolyn Kelly
Marge Farkas
Xavier hires Bob Jauron as assistant coach
Bob Jauron named Xavier University assistant football coach. A 1956 small college coach of the year at St. Joseph College, he played negligible recent roles as a sporting goods salesman and scout before joining Xavier in April. He previously posted a 34 13 1 record over five seasons at Pu mas and coached in Canadian pro football then Massachusetts high schools.
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Cincinnati
Bob Jauron
Xavier University
Jauron
St. Joseph
Ind
Pumas
Massachusetts
Xavier
Browns Sign All American Dowdy and Rogers
Cleveland Browns announce signing of Alabama All-America tackle Cecil Dowdy from Cherokee Alabama and Clemson defensive tackle Floyd Rogers of Clyde North Carolina. Dowdy, 6-1 and 220 pounds, will trial as a linebacker. Rogers stands 6-4 and 245 pounds. Dowdy was the Browns ninth overall pick and Rogers the fourteenth in the recent draft.
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Cleveland
Cecil Dowdy
Cleveland Browns
Dowdy
Cherokee
Ala
Browns
Floyd Rogers
Clemson College
Rogers
Clyde
N. C
Advertisement for Mail Order Fishing Gear and Lures
An old mail order ad offers durable plastic fishing lures and a tasting of items with prices listed. The note mentions mailing cash payments, a box address in Las Vegas Nevada, and a promise to pay postage. The fragment references a company and a mail sale format typical of catalogs.
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Abe Company
Nevete
Benedictine star Zelina selects Ohio State football
Cleveland Benedictine star Larry Zelina, who drew about 60 college offers, commits to Ohio State University. The 6 foot 190 pound back ran for 58 touchdowns and kicked conversions for 416 points as Benedictine won two city championships.
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Cleveland
Benedictine
Larry Zelina
Ohio State University
OSU
Greater Cleveland
Zelina
Mullaney Signs New Seven Year Pact at Providence
Joe Mullaney, Providence College basketball coach, signs a seven year contract extension in Providence Rhode Island. Mullaney has enjoyed a highly successful 12 year tenure as Friars coach as the team exited the National Invitational Tournament in the quarter finals.
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Joe Mullaney
Providence
Providence, R. I
Cubs Brace for McDowell in Spring Exhibition
The Cubs beat Cleveland 4-3 as Sam McDowell pitched six innings in Arizona. Santo homered for Chicago, while Cleveland capitalized on unearned runs in the eighth and ninth. Other exhibition results from Florida and California included Orioles over Dodgers and Phillies rallying to beat Giants.
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Indians
Chicago
Sam
Cleveland
Cubs
Ron Santo
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Houston
California
Francisco
Philadelphia
Atlanta
New York Yankees
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Washington
Chicago White Sox
New York Mets
Minnesota
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Dick Radatz
Jim Stewart
Vince Romo
McDowell
Derby Derby Dashes Nears Derby Double Bet Clash
Reflected Glory and Damascus emerge as co favorites for the Kentucky Derby with Gulfstream Park's Florida Derby looming. Damascus recently beat Jacobs colt in the Remsen and Aqueduct's Bay Shore, while Reflected Glory seeks another major triumph after Flamingo success.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Reflected Glory
Hirsch Jacobs
Damascus
Glory
Hialeah Park
Gulfstream Park
Bay Shore
Aqueduct
Type
Jacobs
George Wilson Ex Tiger Dies In Maine
George F. Wilson, 77, former major league player with the Detroit Tigers in 1911 and Boston Red Sox in 1914, and founder of a chain of variety stores, died Sunday at Augusta General Hospital in Maine.
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Winthrop
Maine
George F. Wilson
Augusta General Hospital
Wilson
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Stankys Hitless Wonders Still Plagued By Power Shortage
The White Sox, led by Eddie Stanky, arrive in spring with pitching strength but ongoing batting woes. Injuries and lineup shuffles loom as Williams, Ward, Buford, Agee, and Josephson shape a thinner batting order while staffs headed by John, Peters, Horlen, and Wilhelm anchor a strong mound. Next stop Detroit.
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Sarasota, Fla
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Stanky
Sox
Hoyt Wilhelm
Knuckler
Ron Hansen
Pete Ward
Stanky
Duane Josephson
Indianapolis
Williams
White Sox
Tommy John
Gary Peters
O’ Toole
Cincinnati
Joe Horlen
Bruce Howard
John Burchardt
Jack Lamabe
Wilhelm
Bob Locker
Dennis Higgins
Wilbur Wood
Pirates
Columbus
Buford
Agee
Detroit
History of Little Ohio on The Gerri Hart Show
The Gerri Hart Show airs 10:00 to 11:00 A.M. with Charlie Reeder at the organ and Bald win at the piano. Special guest Mary Ostopak discusses the History of Little Ohio from the studio.
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Gerri Hart
Charlie Reeder
Baldwin
Mary Ostopak
Little Ohio
Phillies first baseman Bill White may pinch hit in April
Phillies manager Gene Mauch said Bill White who has an Achilles injury could pinch hit on opening day April 11. White severed his Achilles in mid December and reinjured it in spring training, doctors say he won’t be able to play regularly before June.
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Tommy McGraw
Ward
Jerry Adair
Hansen
Buford
Stanky
Dick Kenworthy
Indianapolis
Agee
Berry
Wil
Clearwater
Fla
Bill White
Philadelphia Phillies
Gene Mauch
White
Misread Ledger Entries Reflect Clerk Treasurer Balances
Fragmentary financial note lists Jenice Murray as Clerk Treasurer of the Board of Education with various balances and figures amounting to thousands of dollars. The text appears as scrambled OCR data showing balances and transactions around December 1966.
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Jenice Murray
Board of Education
Madison
Butler
Aibfieisch Road
Ohio
Arnite Bank
Barnitz Bank
Whitworth Wins Despite Bogeys at Venice Open
Kathy Whitworth won the Venice Open by one stroke over Gloria Ehret and Clifford Ann Creed despite four back nine bogeys. Whitworth finished 4 over 76 for a 217 total and $1,500 top prize. Ehret and Creed each earned $1,000. Althea Gibson shot 68, the low round of the tour, at Lake Venice Golf Club.
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Venice
Fla
Kathy Whitworth
Gloria Ehret
Clifford Ann Creed
Miss Whitworth
Miss Ehret
Miss Creed
Althea Gibson
Lake Venice Golf Club
Bowling Honor Roll Names and Scores
Don Cherry 203 209 232 638 R Wells 176 215 226 617 M Nickells 167 222 156 545 Doris Burt 175 193 167 535 Edith Waddell 156 173 195 526 Jo Hart 169 172 161 502
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Don Cherry
R. Wells
M. Nickells
Doris Burt
Edith Waddell
Jo Hart
Philippines Lead Manila in Davis Cup First Round Victory
Sam Ang Jr. defeated Kim Doo-hwan 6-4 6-0 6-1 to boost the Philippines lead in the Eastern Zone Davis Cup. Buddy LeRoux, Boston Celtics trainer, also serves in that role with Boston Red.
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Manila
Sam Ang Jr
South Korea
Kim Doo-hwan
Ance
Buddy LeRoux
Boston Celtics
Boston Red
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