Foyt May Deliver Final Blow To Offy At Indy
Tex A J Foyt, winner of the 1964 Indianapolis 500, could preside over the last of the Offenhauser roadsters at the 49th running on May 31. The field includes 17 rear engine Fords, 10 Offenhausers, and a Ferguson Novi. Rodger Ward misses his 15th straight line, wrecking the Watson Ford while attempting to qualify.
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Dale Burgess
Indianapolis
A. J. Foyt
Bob Malhouse
Gardena Calif
Fou
Bill Vukovich
Speedway
Bobby Unser
Albuquerque
N. M
Jim Hurtubise
North Tonawanda
N.Y
Bud Winfield
Rodger Ward
Ward
Marion team wins LV-65 classic in Ohio Women's Bowling
Pleasant Paint Store of Marion wins the LV-65 state tournament with a 3 124 total at Fastern Lanes, besting Howard Pharmacy of Dayton 3 115. Sharon Wright led with 604 while teammates and other standings are noted, with Barbara Lester and Evelyn Underwood winning doubles and Donna Doyle taking singles.
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Marion
Ohio Women's Bowling Association
Howard Pharmacy
Dayton
Middletown
Codenauer Masters
Miamisburg
A & W Root Beer
Barbara Lester
Evelyn Underwood
Helen
Joan Wright
Akron
Freda Hartman
Diana Reid
Newark
Pleasant Paint
Cochenauer Masters
AEW Root Beer
Kendale
Cleveland
Long’s College
Columbus
Thompson's
Sunoco
Coshocton
Swearingen's
Sporting Goods
Athens
John Smith
Cincinnati
Walden's
Kendale Washer & Stamper
H. Wright
J. Wright
State Pin Standings Show Local Bowling League Totals
The list captures handicap and actual standings across teams and doubles and singles categories led by Kendale Washer and Donna Doyle with high individual scores. The report closes with the probate of Edwin H. Penisten whose will includes a $20,000 Ohio State athletic scholarship fund.
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F. Wartman
D Reid
Newark
P. Murray
D Sargeant
Cincinnati
P. Schneider
M. Butler
Marysville
C. Wagers
M. Henderson
Middletown
M. Marts
V. Hayes
S. Myers
M. Fisher
Ironton
K. Rouster
A. Reece
Hamilton
P. Johnson
D. Melampy
F. Murray
D. Sargeant
Donna Davie
Columbus
Marilyn Dean
Canton
Lucy Kennedy
Tipp City
Judy Youngs
Toledo
Sandy Ballard
Cleveland
Sandy Campbell
Wauseon
Pat Hudek
Fairborn
Marge Wellman
New Knoxville
Mariene Cramer
Akron
Chris Bucci
Donna Doyle
Zeke Tinta
Arla Wyant
Jean Kraft
Marie Rubenstein
Niles
Chillicothe
Ohio
Edwin H. Penisten
Ohio State University
Baseball score roundup in late season games
In Pittsburgh 16 Milwaukee 1 and San Francisco 5 Houston 2 Chicago 3 Los Angeles 2. St. Louis 8 New York 7 after 16 innings. Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 3 in 10 innings. Chicago at Pittsburgh. N St Louis at Los Angeles. N Milwaukee at San Francisco. Cincinnati at Houston. N New York at Philadelphia. 2 twi night New York at Philadelphia. N Milwaukee at San Francisco.
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Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Houston
Chicago
Los Angeles
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
le Pet
Cincinnati Eee
St. Logs Ova
San Fran
Chicago Wee
Bobcats Sweep League Trophy Across Spring Sports
Ohio University captured the Mid American Conference All-Sports Trophy for the fourth time in six years after sweeping baseball and golf titles. They topped Bowling Green and Miami in the final standings as Western Michigan dominated track with nine consecutive titles.
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Athens
Ohio
University
Bobcats
Bowling Green
Miami
Western Michigan
Kent State
Toledo
Marshall
Kent
Ohio U Faces Detroit Bucks vs Ball State In NCAA Playoffs
Ohio University hosts Detroit and Ohio State plays Ball State in the NCAA District 4 baseball playoffs at Athens. Coach Bob Wren of Ohio U was named district coach of the year along with an all district team featuring Arnold Chonko, Steve Arlin, Terry Harmon, and Leonard Stahl. The four games determine the district representative for the World Series in Omaha June 7 to 12.
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Athens
Ohio
Ohio University
University of Detroit
Ohio State
Ball State of Indiana
Ohio U
Bob Wren
Weekend Fights Down Johannesburg Bout Ends In Points
Hattie Van Heerden of South Africa outpointed Paul Roux of France in a 177% weight class bout held in Johannesburg. The result notes Van Heerden secured the decision on points with a clear lead.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Hattie van Heerden
Paul Roux
France
Locally Owned Horse Babe Wins Prizes at Fairborn Show
Two area horse owners earned prizes at the Spring Horse Show in Fairborn. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ivins won four with Babe the Western horse, placing 3rd in Ladies Western, 1st in men’s pleasure, 2nd in Western stake, and 3rd in trail horse. Smoke Screen, owned by Miss Janet Thomson, won the trial horse class and she took 5th in adult horsemanship.
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Fairborn
Sam Ivins
Cincinnati - Dayton Road
Babe
Cea
Smoke Screen
Janet Thomson
Lower Springboro Road
Franklin
Thomson
NCAA Hoop Finals Moved to Maryland in 1966
The NCAA basketball championships will move from Chicago Stadium to the University of Maryland in College Park for March 18 19 1966. The Cole Field House seats about 14 000, replacing Chicago's 19 000 capacity. Bernie A Shively Kentucky athletic director cited principle and policies as reasons for the move.
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Kansas City
NCAA
Chicago Stadium
University of Maryland
Chicago
Maryland
William P. Cole
Bernie A. Shively
Kentucky
Loyola
Northwestern
Baseball scores and schedule from Tuesday games
The listing shows daily results including Chicago 8 Los Angeles 3 and Baltimore 7-8 Detroit 3-3. It notes Cleveland 2-3 Washington 7-2 and New York 3-3 Kansas City at Minnesota with rain. Also Cleveland at New York and other city matchups plus Toronto 12-2 Buffalo 2-1 Syracuse 1-2 and Toledo 7 Jacksonville 4 after 16 innings.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
New York
Kansas City
Minnesota
Toronto
Buffalo
Syracuse
Rochester
Atlanta
Columbus
Toledo
Jacksonville
Stars Pitching and Batting Lead Doubleheader Wins
Bob Veale limited Milwaukee to one run while fanning nine in a four hit game to extend Pittsburgh’s winning streak to three. Jackie Brandt drove in three first game runs with a double and homer and added two more RBIs in the nightcap as Baltimore swept Detroit with scores of 7-3 and 8-8.
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Bob Veale
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Jackie Brandt
Orioles
Baltimore
Detroit
Clay Planning Wild Weigh In To Upset Liston
Lewiston Maine AP police guard Cassius Clay as he plots another upset of Sonny Liston at Tuesday weigh in. Clay boasts of psychology and predicts wear him down for a late kill. Liston calls his plan to win in best shape with left shoulder fine. fight broadcast across 258 venues.
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Clay
Liston
Murray Rose
Lewiston
Maine
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Mighty Mouth
Miami Beach
Malcolm X
Willie Mays Averages 37.4 Homers Over 12 Giants Seasons
In 12 full seasons with the Giants, center fielder Willie Mays averaged 37.4 home runs per year.
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The
Giants
Willie Mays
Lebanon Raceway Entries Show Bulky Card of Trot and Pace Races
A compiled, fragmentary list details entrants across nine races at Lebanon Raceway. Entries include multiple horses per event with drivers such as Jacobs, Brown, Nixon, Farrington, and Rodgers among others, naming race types and participant names. The text presents a crowded lineup with several incomplete or garbled entries and missing affiliations.
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Roughton
Stoney Key
Healey
Nottingham
Tess
Shoemaker
Pace
Spen Sal
Barnes
Galmour
Flynn
Anna C. Hal
TBA
Paul Braden
Allen
Amnar B
Denny
Archbob
Williams
Shadydale Firefly
Rodgers
Fricky
Cagh
Rankin
Potomac Star
Duckett
Braves Trade Ken Johnson for Outfielder Lee Maye
Milwaukee Braves acquire pitcher Ken Johnson from the Houston Astros in exchange for outfielder Lee Maye and add rookie Jim Beauchamp from the Avanta farm system. The move fills a pitching gap but may open another weakness in the pennant chase.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Ken Johnson
Lee Maye
Houston Astros
Jim Beauchamp
Avanta
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Foyt
Offy
Billy Foster
Victoria
Ford V&s
Sharon Wright
Sharon
Mabel Wright
Dena Oswald
Helen Mabhel
Miriam Hart
Marilyn Yinger
Orelco
Norelco
North American Philips Co., Inc
E 42
Paul Seeley
Ralph Stephenson
Western
Ron Stratton
Bucks
Ball State
Lebanon
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jim Gilliam
Fred
Barber Serv
Tytus
Marvin D, Smith
Shively
International League
Globe
Mutual Broadcasting System
England
Goodyear
Goodyear Service
Verity GA
Dletown
McO
Jacobs
C C. Wilson
Landes
Tailefeather
Combs
Volo Bill
Roberta Tass
Stephenson
Gold Betsy
Whitcomb
Blue Baby
U. S
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