Women's Bowling Tourney Awarded To Sports Bowl
The Sports Bowl was chosen as the 1966 site for the Women’s Bowling Tournament. The WBA met at American Legion Post 218 Auditorium and named delegates for state and national conventions led by Mary Conatroe. Delegates for Coshocton included Bonnie Barach and others. national delegates include Mrs Long and Mrs Bauer. The women’s city tournament starts in February.
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Green Monster Wrecked After World Land Speed Run
Arthur Eugene Arfons, 39, the world speed king, towed his wrecked Green Monster jet car from Bonneville to a 50 hour return trip to Akron Ohio. He set a two way average of 576.553 mph to reclaim the land speed record from Craig Breedlove but blew a right rear tire on the final run.
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Hulls Scoring Spree Has Black Hawks Out Front
Bobby Hull scored a hat trick and added two assists as Chicago routed Toronto 9 0 boosting his season tally to 11 goals in six games and lifting the Black Hawks toward the league lead while Bill Mosienko's career point mark was surpassed.
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Royals Reach 9 Year High in Eastern Division
Cincinnati Royals claim first in the Eastern Division for the first time in nine years after a 114 103 win over the New York Knicks. The club has won four straight games and six of seven with Oscar Robertson back in form and coach Jack McMahon optimistic about maintaining the lead. They face the Knicks again at Cincinnati on the next Wednesday night.
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New Bullets Perk Offense After Knicks Trade
Baltimore Bullets rally to 137 116 over the Los Angeles Lakers after a three player swap with the Knicks. Jim Barnes scored 30 points while Johnny Green and Johnny Egan contributed in a fourth period surge. West and LaRusso led Lakers with 26 and 22 as L A drop followed St Louis rout. Other scores: Boston over Philadelphia 101 91 Cincinnati over New York 114 103 San Francisco over Detroit 110 100.
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Hagge Wins Tall City Open in Fourth Tournament
Hagge captures her fourth tournament by firing a four under par 67 in the final round at the Tall City Open in Midland Texas. She overturns a three stroke deficit to beat Kathy Whitworth by one shot, finishing at 206 to set a new near record. Carol Mann takes third at 210 and Sandra McClinton finishes fourth at 212.
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NBA Standings And Sunday Results From The Circuit
The 101 91 Boston over Philadelphia and 114 108 Cincinnati over New York mark early standings updates. St Louis 131 beat Los Angeles 161 while San Francisco 110 defeated Detroit 100. Baltimore 137 toppled Los Angeles 116 on Sunday.
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Petronelli Wins Italian Welterweight Title
Ciro Petronelli of Italy outpointed Luciano Piazza to claim the Italian welterweight championship in Pesaro Italy. The weekend bout crowned Petronelli as the new national champion.
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