State Pin Tourneys End Champions Crowned at Ohio State
The 60th Annual Ohio State Men's Bowling Tournament concluded after 12 weeks. Cahill and Mravec of Cleveland tied for top doubles with 1,319, while Mravec claimed the singles actual title. General Fixture of Dayton won both team handicap and actual titles with 3,189 and 3,133 pins respectively.
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Wally Mitchell
al Heinichen
Cincinnati
Bob Cahill
Marty Mravec
Cleveland
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Mravec
Heinichen
Mitchell
Merlin Fero
Charles Shepherd
Akron
Eddie Jackson
Cincinnati Kegler
Jackson
Bob Torrey
Harry Keichler
Medway
Dayton
Portage
Hoover
NASA Fairview
Bank Cafe
Ansberg West Mortuary
Euclid
Cherry's Steak House
Warehouse Paints
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M. Mravec
R. Larson
T. Porumb
D. Semanski
L. Magas
Harry Keechler
Tom Blair
Bucyrus
Harvey Eighinger
Ashland
George Garland
Gallipolis
Mario DeFelice
Dan Torowski
Middletown women win first state bowling title in 14 weeks
Middletown captures its second straight State Bowling championship as the women’s team posts a 3,134 handicap total to lead, then survive the final weeks to become the first local women’s team to win a state title. D. L. Smith Construction takes the men’s title, snapping Middletown’s 1 2 finish. Doubles go to Doris Garrettson and Clara Moreo of Lima, singles to Glenda Simms of East Liverpool, all events to Marge Schleimer of Fairview Park.
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Ed Fabing
Jim Friend
Middletown
David L. Smith
Lima
Hot Strip Mill
Armco
Youngstown
Distaff Keglers
Virginia Hayes
Phyllis Minor
Mary Allen
Martha Marts
Dora Lamie
Aoa x. Poe
D. Smith
Harry A. Finkelman
D. L. Smith
House of Drugs
Franklin
Doris Garrettson
Clara Moreo
Glenda Simms
East Liverpool
Marge Schleimer
Fairview Park
Mohawk Boosters Set Meeting And Horse Show Plans
WEST MIDDLETOWN The Madison Mohawk Booster Club will meet tonight at 7 30 in the Madison High cafeteria to elect officers. Final plans for the horse show are discussed. It is scheduled for Saturday June 6 at the Madison football field.
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West Middletown
Madison Mohawk
Madison High
Madison
Harvard Wins Eastern Sprint Rowing Championship
Harvard's undefeated heavyweight crew won the Eastern Sprint Rowing Championships by one length over Cornell on Lake Quinsigamond finishing in 6.32 for the Olympic 2 000 meter course.
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Worcester
Mass
Harvard
Cornell
Lake Quinsigamond
Final Standings and Regional Bowling Totals
The list shows handicap and actual standings for teams, doubles and singles led by General Fixture Dayton and Ansberg West Mortuary Dayton with top results across categories. Cleveland chosen as site for 1965 U S Open Indoor Meet after convention endorsement in Lake Placid NY.
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Cleveland
Lake Placid, N.Y
Amateur Speed Skating Union of the
United States
Ohio
Harvard Tops Heps Yale Meet First Title Since 1956
Harvard won its first team title since 1956 at New Haven while Army runner Bill Straub swept the mile and two mile events in the 30th Heptagonal Championships.
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Harvard
New Haven, Conn
Army
Bill Straub
Moon and Hetzler Win Franklin High Trophies
Franklin High awards assembly honors Moon and Connie Hetzler with top student athlete awards. Moon earns the Don Riley Award for leadership and athletics while Hetzler receives the Katherine Riley Award. Moon also letters in football baseball and basketball with several teammates named as letter winners and managers listed.
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Franklin
Charles Moon
Connie Hetzler
Franklin High
Moon
Don Riley
Hetzler
Katherine Riley
Golf club spring handicap pga ed kapten wins 2 1
At Wildwood Golf Club yesterday Ed Kapten defeated Dutch Albaugh 2 and 1 in the Spring Handicap Tournament opening match. Low gross saw Charles Walsh and Tom Greene tie with 74. John Blust and Cliff Sweeney tied for second at 75. other scores listed.
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Wildwood Golf Club
Ed Kapten
Dutch Albaugh
Charles Walsh
Tom Greene
John Blust
Cliff Sweeney
Jim Ritter
W. T. Bales
Charles Kent
Bill Osborne
Bob McCandless
Jack Kinder
Johnny Campbell
Hal Barry
Walsh
Kinder
Golf At Brown's Run Crowns Low Gross Tie In First Flight
William Verity and Harry Holiday tied for low gross honors in first flight with an even par 72 at Brown's Run Country Club.
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L. E. Ritz
Bob Briede
Don Osborne
Fred Winkler
D. M. Yost
Don Reichelderfer
Walter Rentschler
Jim Witkoff
William Verity
Harry Holiday
Brown's
Yankees Sweep Athletics Behind Pepitone Five Runs
Joe Pepitone drove in five runs with five hits including two home runs as the New York Yankees swept the Kansas City Athletics 11-9 and 8-0. Bob Hendley shut out the New York Mets on three hits with five strikeouts as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Mets 6-0 in the first game of a doubleheader.
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Joe Pepitine
New York Yankees
Yankees
Kansas City Athletics
Bob Hendley
San Francisco Giants
New York Mets
Giants
Mets
Aussies Cup Two Doubles Crowns
Roy Emerson and Ken Fletcher of Australia win the men's doubles title at the Aussies Cup defeating Rafael Osuna and Antonio Palafox 8 10 6 4 6 3 6 1. Antonio Tex. reaches finals with partner in women's doubles event.
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Berlin
Roy Emerson
Ken Fletcher
Australia
Mexico
Rafael Osuna
Antonio Palafox
Antonio
Tex
New Healing Substance Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
A new healing substance reported in New York shows the ability to shrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain without surgery. Case after case notes actual reduction while gently easing discomfort. Further results described as remarkable by researchers and patients.
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New York, N. YT
Specter
Miami To Host Three MAC Meets
The Mid American Conference track tennis and golf championships will be decided at Miami University this Friday and Saturday. Western Michigan is favored to win a seventh straight track title, with eight of last year’s 13 champions returning and many events expected to produce records. Host Miami, despite no event wins last year, fields strong distance entries, while defending champions include Ohio’s Bill Taraschke in discus and Mel Orr in the 100 yard dash among others.
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Oxford
Miami University
Western Michigan
Broncos
Miami
Redskins
Ohio
Bill Taraschke
Barry Sugden
Bobcats
Dennis Holland
Mel Orr
Chuck Friedman
Toledo
Mike Gallagher
Western
Ken Bryant
Bowling Green
Mickey Turcheck
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