Torrey Longest Leads State Pin Tourney In Eight Weeks
Cleveland bowler Torrey has led the Ohio State Bowling Tournament singles for eight straight weeks after a 748 total surpassed Tom Blair 729. Dan Torowski tops all events with 1 933, leading seven weeks. Keichler 746 trails by two pins for second as Dayton eyes team title with 3 189 handicap total. Marty Mravec and Bob Cahill vie for multiple titles with a 701 best in singles.
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Bob Torrey
Torrey
Tom Blair
Bucyrus
Blair
Dan Torowski
Torowski
Harry Keichler
Medway
Keichler
Marion
Dayton
Daytonians
Marty Mravec
Bob Cahill
Ohio high school football coaches elect Morehead as president
Marvin Morehead of Upper Arlington was elected president of the Ohio High School Football Coaches Association, succeeding Bill Wilkins of Shelby. The 1,242-member group chose Ben Wilson, Fred Garrettson, and Carl Schroeder for top officers with Schroeder marking his 19th straight year on the board.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio High School Football Coaches Association
Marvin Morehead
Upper Arlington
Morehead
Bill Wilkins
Shelby
Ohio State University
Ter
Ohio State
Ben Wilson
Warren Harding
Fred Garrettson
Hamilton Taft
Carl
Ducky) Schroeder
Massillon
Schroeder
Association
Dave Hardy
Toledo DeVilbiss
Thad ‘Hall
Cleveland West Tech
Vic
Franklin Wildcats Battle Oxford Talawanda for Regional Bid
The Franklin Wildcats were set to play Oxford Talawanda at 2 p.m. at Hamilton's North End Field with the winner advancing to the Class AA regional tournament in Cincinnati. Trenton had been eliminated the day before as Lockland defeated the Trojans 10 to 7 to claim the Dayton Class A Regional berth. Lockland built a 5-0 lead with a four run first inning and two more in the second, then added five in the fifth to seal the win. George Rawlings and Tom Black drove in two runs each for Lockland.
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Oxford Talawanda
Hamilton
North End
Cincinnati
Trenton
Lockland
Trojans
Dayton
George Rawlings
Tom Black
Raymond
Lynon
Rawlings
Haynes
Craycraft
Gillum
1963 Champions Seek To Retain Miami Crowns
Oxford Ohio AP Dayton Dunbar and Cincinnati DePorres aimed to defend titles at the 30th Miami University High School Track and Field Meet. More than 800 athletes from 45 Class AA and 35 Class A schools compete all day with seven DePorres athletes set for Class A finals and five qualifiers from Dunbar Roosevelt and Glenville in Class AA. Mike Fahrenholz of West Alexandria tied the Class A 100 yard dash record with 10.0 seconds in qualifying.
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Ohio
Dayton Dunbar
Cincinnati DePorres
Miami University
DePorres
Dunbar
Dayton Roosevelt
Cleveland
Glenville
Mike Fahrenholz
West Alexandria
European lightweight title decided by Quatuor knockout
Willie Quatuor knocked out Michele Gullotti in the European lightweight championship. The bout took place in Berlin with Quatuor securing the victory in the 14th round. Foster and Thomas bouts listed but no outcomes provided.
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Chicago
Bobby Foster
Washington, DC
Allen Thomas
Berlin
Willie Quatuor
Germany
Michele Gullotti
Italy
Quatuor
A & W Drive In Tops Women’s Division At Sports Bowl
A & W Drive In moved into first place in the Women’s division of the Appreciation Tournament at the Sports Bowl. Becky Tibbs rolled 0.502 to lead the team to a 2,697 total with games of 876 980 and 841. Blast Furnace edged Hot Shots 2,025 to 1,996 to win the Armco Interplant League title.
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Becky Tibbs
Blast Furnace
Hot Shots
Armco
Oklahoma City Open Golf Prize Increased to 40000
Oklahoma City Open prize money has been boosted to 40000 dollars for the May 1917 tournament. Jim Norick and Hank Edwards, co chairmen of the PGA sponsored event, announced the increase on Friday. The purse elevation brings the field in line with the Colonial Tournament at Fort Worth.
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Oklahoma City
Jim Norick
Hank Edwards
Fort Worth
Yesterday's Stars Pitching Dominates Dodgers in San Francisco 3-0 Win
Juan Marichal of the Giants improved to 5-0 and extended his win streak to 11 over two seasons by holding the Los Angeles Dodgers to five hits in a 3-0 victory. Wes Covington of the Phillies had two singles and a homer driving in five in an 11-3 win over Cincinnati.
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Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Wes Covington
Phillies
Cincinnati
Sugar Ramos Set To Defend World Featherweight Title
Accra Ghana AP West Africa fans back Floyd Robertson to dethrone Sugar Ramos in a 15 round title bout. Ramos 22 unbeaten in 44 with two defenses since winning the crown in Los Angeles in March 1963. Robertson 60 8 4 in 72 fights ranked fourth contender.
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Accra
Ghana
All Africa
Floyd Robertson
Sugar Ramos
Mexico City
Robertson
Ramos
Davey Moore
Los Angles
Foster Scores TKO Victory Over Thomas in 1st
CHICAGO AP Foster a 2 1 underdog stopped Allen Thomas with a first round KO on Friday night in a 10 round national telecast. Foster, 25 from Washington DC, dropped Thomas three times after a single momentum punch as the bout ended early. Thomas, 25 of Chicago, fell to 19 4 1 with the defeat and 15 2 for Foster after his string of KOs.
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Chicago
Bobby Foster
Allen Thomas
Foster
Washington, D.C
Thomas
Washington Claims Koch For $20,000 Waiver Price
The Washington Senators claimed Detroit pitcher Alan Koch for $20,000 Friday. Koch appeared in 10 innings for the Tigers this season and holds a career 1-1 record.
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Detroit
Washington Senators
Alan Koch
Koch
Tigers
Ladies Day Sparks Crew Shakeup Over Pole Misstep
In a terse locker room moment a coach censures a rider for an on track error saying she forgot her pole. The remark signals removal from the squad amid tensions on the team.
Colonial Golfers Face 36 Hole Test At Colonial Invite
The Colonial National Invitational in Fort Worth features 72 golfers in a $75,000 event with 36 holes to play after heavy rain halted second-round play. Gary Player led with 68 in the first round, while Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus shot 75 and 76. Julius Boros stood at 7 over par at 77 with Tommy Jacobs one stroke behind after 18 holes.
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Fort Worth, Tex
Colonial
Julius Boros
Tommy Jacobs
Bermuda Dunes
Calif
Van's First wins Lebanon Raceway eighth pace
Van's First driven by Eddie Boyer captures a one length victory in Lebanon Raceway featured eighth pace. The 4 year old bay horse has a 1963 record of 15 wins in 25 starts and a mile of 2:08 4/5 in its season opener. Owner A G Gordon and Boyer hail from Washington Court House.
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Lebanon, Ohio
Van
Lebanon Raceway
Eddie Boyer
Boyer
A. G. Gordon
Washington Court House
Ohio teen picks top four in Derby handicapping
Judy Doll of Navarre Ohio correctly forecast the first four finishers in order at the Kentucky Derby and was one second from the winning horizon time. She beat 75 guests including sports writers to win a Kentucky ham.
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Judy Doll
Navarre
Ohio
Northern Dancer
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