Wilkinson wins first city bowling title in debut tourney
Jayne Wilkinson, 21, claimed both single actual and handicap titles at the Women's City Bowling Tournament at Eastern Lanes. She rolled a 267 in singles and a 643 series to win with 676 including 33 handicap pins, also sharing the all events title with Penny Hoffer on 1,695.
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Jayne Wilkinson
Eastern Lanes
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Penny Hoffer
Rhonda Napier
Roe
Chautauqua Lanes
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Phyllis Tharp
Alice Joseph
Judy Powers
Cathy Sword
Loretta
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Hoffer
Jeannette Swartz
Nomie Bowling
Sue Hall
Swartz
Judy Schulitz
Alberta Brashear
Pauline Wills
Edith Waddell
Penny Hotter
Juanita Jiles
Bonnie Charles
Palmer wins Kathryn Crosby LPGA with four stroke margin
Sandra Palmer shoots 74 to win the Kathryn Crosby LPGA Tournament by four strokes over Hollis Stacy in Rancho Santa Fe California. The event carries a $150,000 purse.
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New York
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Sue Barker
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Hungary
Auto Racing
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Cale Yarborough
Phoenix
Johnny Rrutherford
AJ Foyt
Jimmy Bryan
Martinsville
Paul Radford
Oakland A s Make Major Deals as Season Nears
The Oakland A s traded Claudell Washington to the Texas Rangers for Jim Umbarger Rodney Scott and cash as rosters slimmed before opening day Veterans Rico Petrocelli and Karl Williams were released by Boston and Montreal respectively Bosman was waived and Blue Moon Odom sent to the San Jose farm club Newman signed a one year contract with Oakland while pitchers Craig received optioned status.
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Texas Rangers
Jim Umbarger
Rodney Scott
Rico Petrocelli
Boston Red Sox
Karl Williams
Montreal Expos
Atlanta
Baltimore
Montreal
Oakland
Dick Bosman
Blue Moon Odom
San Jose
A’s
Jeff Newman
Craig
Slow skating Stingers lose to Quebec in 4-0 hockey clash
Quebec Nordiques clinched the Eastern Division with a 4-0 victory over the Cincinnati Stingers in Quebec. Stingers coach Terry Slater criticized mental focus after back-to-back losses, while Nordiques forwards Bordeleau and Cloutier sparked the win and Bernier and Dube added goals. The game featured 56 minutes of penalties and ended with Cincinnati facing a tough playoff outlook.
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Stingers
Nordiques
Paulin Bordeleau
Real Cloutier
Slater
Pierre Roy
Cincinnati
Quebec
Birmingham
Hockey standings and results brief
Hockey standings show Cincinnati 6 Quebec 4 and San Diego 4 Calgary 2. Sunday results include New England 5 Edmonton 3, Winnipeg 5 Houston 3, Birmingham 7 Indianapolis 3, Quebec 4 Cincinnati 0, Calgary 5 Phoenix 4. Monday has no games scheduled.
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Marsh Wins Heritage as Watson Falters in Sea Pines Finish
Graham Marsh edged Tom Watson by a single stroke at the Sea Pines Heritage Golf Classic. Watson blew a four shot lead late and bogeyed the 14th hole to finish one behind Marsh, who posted a 273 total.
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Europe
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Hamilton leads in pin events at Ohio bowling tourney
In Cleveland Sunday fifth round results Universal Training Service 3174 leads team handicap, overtaking Discount Center Greenfield 3155. Amos Imperials holds team actual lead. In doubles handicap Dean and Dick Ashbrook edge Robert McCormick and Raymond Belter. George Stromdahl and Willie Hegedus lead doubles actual, with Hegedus atop all events. Ken Robinette leads singles handicap and Bob Brown leads singles actual.
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Dick Ashbrook
Robert McCormick
Raymond Belter
Lakewood
George Stromdahl
Willie Hegedus
Hegedus
Ken Robinette
Bob Brown
Elyria woman leads state bowling chase in Ohio tourney
Bea Plas of Elyria rolled a 619 series to lead C and H Fabricators as the Ohio Women's Bowling Association tournament nears its final five weeks. Her 619 spanned 222 221 176 for a 3 106 team handicap and helped her team to sixth in actual.
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Bea Plas
Elyria
C and H Fabricators
Ohio Women's Bowling Association
Norma Jean Antill
Eleanor Miracle
Woodsfield
Antill
Miracle
Turner playoffs begin Tuesday in IHL post season action
The IHL Turner Cup playoffs open Tuesday with Toledo Goaldiggers versus Columbus Owls. Saginaw Gears win 7-2 over Flint with Marcel Comeau scoring four and aiding in clinching the North Division and Gallagher trophies. Toledo 7-4 over Dayton as Ian McPhee and Ed Kenty each score twice to cap regular season at 40-31-7.
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Pleasant Hill welcomes second ace of season
Chuck Jones of West Chester joined the season’s list of golfers with a hole in one at Pleasant Hill Golf Club in Monroe. He used a two iron to ace the 180 yard 11th hole on Sunday.
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Chuck Jones
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Jones
Exhibition results from early baseball games noted
Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh Montreal 8 to 3 while Toronto lost to iMINgGS 2 to 11. Kansas City edged Detroit 3 to 0 in 10 innings. Boston beat Minnesota 10 to 3. St Louis and Chicago tied 3 to 5 after nine. Los Angeles topped Houston 5 to 4. Atlanta defeated New York 6 to 5. Baltimore beat Texas 12 to 8. Cincinnati downed New York 4 to 3 in 10 innings. Milwaukee won over Oakland 5 to 1. Chicago beat Cleveland 9 to 0. Seattle beat Arizona State University 5 to 4. San Francisco defeated San Diego in a split squad 12 to 9, and 10 to 2 in another split squad. California 10, San Diego 9.
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