Heber Jones leads city bowling early in men’s tournament
Heber Jones Industrial Labor team tops the city’s men’s bowling standings with a 3 011 handicap total led by Tom Augier’s 648 and a 2 723 actual. Third Base Cafe leads doubles and Willis tops singles and all events, as singles and doubles proceed toward the Nov 1 team finale.
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Heber Jones Industrial Labor
Jones Boys
Tom Augier
Heber Jones
John Roof
Maurice Rohrkemper
Noah Wise
Bob Medley
Bracy Lee
Phil Palmer
George Reckart
Steve Davidson
Don Dennis
Dave Willis
Darrell Riggsby
Willis
Jay Ruark
Ed Hollister
Bill Willis
Jim Ridinger
Larry Rice
Larry Wills
Heber
Ron Cassidy
Fred Rauch
Don Tipell
Bob Berry
Mike Selby Vane
Ralph Back
Shawnee AD seeks cage referees for home games
Shawnee High athletic director Paul Buehner issues a call for referees for Arrow varsity and reserve basketball games after the official file was lost. Officials contracted to Shawnee home games this year are urged to contact the school at 452 3332 or home at 787 3513 to assist in reconstituting the list.
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Camden
Preble
Shawnee High
Paul Buehner
Arrows
Buehner
Shawnee
Arrow
Stingers Stay Perfect With First Win In WHA
Cincinnati Stingers coach Terry Slater and Cleveland Crusaders mentor Johnny Wilson reacted cautiously after the expansion Stingers beat Cleveland 1-0 behind Serge Aubry’s shutout and Claude Larose’s second period goal.
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Cleveland
Terry Slater
Johnny Wilson
World Hockey Association
Cincinnati Stingers
Slater
Cleveland Crusaders
Serge Aubry
Claude Larose
Fate could pit Sooners, Bucks in bowl or not
Ohio State and Oklahoma, ranked 1 and 2, could meet in a major bowl without a title clash if Rose Bowl participation shifts and ratings change. Ohio State routed Iowa 49-0 and Oklahoma beat Texas 24-17 as USC, Nebraska, Texas A&M won big for national prospects.
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Herschel Nissenson
Ohio State
Oklahoma
Associated Press
Buckeyes
Iowa
Texas
Horace’ Ivory
Southern California
Trojans
Washington State
Ricky Bell
Danny Reece
Bowling Green Tops Toledo as Swick Sets Career Play Record
Bowling Green slows Toledo quarterback Gene Swick, limiting him to 13 completions in a 34-17 win that gives BG a share of the MAC lead with Northern Illinois. Coach Don Nehlen hails the Falcons secondary for neutralizing Swick as he becomes the alltime career play leader.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bowling Green
Northern Illinois
Toledo
Gene Swick
Falcons
Swick
Rockets
Don Nehlen
Pistons top Colonels in overtime exhibition
Detroit Pistons outscored the Kentucky Colonels 13-5 in overtime to win 115-107 in an exhibition game. The matchup featured the Pistons facing the former ABA champions in Detroit on Sunday.
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Detroit
National Basketball Association
Detroit Pistons
American Basketball Association
Kentucky Colonels
Lebanon Raceway Entries Highlight Nine Races
The Lebanon Raceway program lists entrants for nine races. Each race features a lineup of pace or trot horses including notable horses such as Yubi Silook Always Neato and Rebel Byrd, with drivers and horses named across the card.
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Pace
Yubi Silook
Always Neato
Bullet Bud
Good Coffee
Net Adios
Tina Sue
Shy Beauty
Mr. Baron
Johnn Nations
Speed Formula
Steffi Lynn
Instant Puddin
Hennesey Abbe
Tammy M
Olympic Blaze
I Belcanto
Bossa Nova
Granny’s Sneaker
Magic Cindy
Lincoln’s Design
Hoboski
Jewell’s Winnie
Tom Boy Taylor
Cricket Gauman
Christy Baer
Demonora’s Dream
I'm Nauty
Lakewood Belle
Check R. Dale
Sunrise Lynn
Dixie Berry
Gaelic Chief
Daze N Knights
Kellytuck Delilah
Fran’s
Angel Girl
Meet Direct
Jimmy’s Choice
Miss Fanny Bee
Miss Delaware Nite
Knight Baroness
Tourist Hanover
Cashier Creed
Key
Kid Jody
Ae Late
D. D. Lang
Hannah
Moon Rush
Arnett
Vicki Knight
Kelly Colby
Patty Dean
Miss Jerri AM
Dandy Dixie
Hon Car Lith
Action
Ample Sam
Sarah's Kiss
Galaway Babe
Proud Flash
J. E. Adios
Rebel Byrd
Bunny Tonka
Dilly Davis
Dandy High Chief
Knockemstiff
Bewitching Row
Gunmetal Boy
C. A. Velbob
Meyers Claims Girls Ring Win at Middletown Meet
Susie Meyers of Eaton defeated Katy Eastern of Fairborn in a girls flyweight bout at the Middletown Community Center Saturday night. Other bouts included Arthur Kay over Ronnie Alstork, Terry Adams over Hector Alstork, Tim Adkins over Mark Driscoll, Terry Brown over Darrel Park, Rene Gilbert over Pete Martin, Jeff Gaines over Darwin Greenwood, Tony Daly over Dennis Brown, and Jeff Briggs over Anthony Trammell. Bob Whitt and Jim Greenwood of Middletown staged a demonstration when Cincinnati opponents failed to appear.
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Susie Meyers
Eaton
Katy Eastern
Fairborn
Middletown Community Center
Arthur Kay
Ronnie Alstork
Terry Adams
Hector Alstork
Tim Adkins
Mark Driscoll
Terry Brown
Darrel Park
Rene Gilbert
Pete Martin
Jeff Gaines
Darwin Greenwood
Tony Daly
Dennis Brown
Jeff Briggs
Anthony Trammell
Bob Whitt
Jim Greenwood
Middletown
Cincinnati
Iowa Falls Hard As Ohio State Romps 49 to 0
Ohio State, ranked No. 1, overwhelmed winless Iowa 49 to 0 as Woody Hayes praised leadership and talent. Bob Cummings noted Iowa failed to move the ball, while Hayes tied a coaching milestone with his 207th victory.
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George Strode
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Iowa
Bob Cummings
Hawkeyes
Buckeyes
Cummings
Buckeye
Woody Hayes
Hayes
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Nebraska
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Terry Luck
Brad Jenkins
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