Tough Schedules Start To Tell On Bowl Hopefuls
By Hugh Fullerton Jr Associated Press Sports Writer at this stage of the college football season top teams face tough tests as schedules pressure their records. Iowa Minnesota Missouri Navy Utah State New Mexico State shake up conferences while Baylor Syracuse Mississippi stumble and several key matchups edge toward bowl selections.
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Davidson Leads Bowling Tilt in Southwestern Ohio Tourney
Middletown bowler Davey Davidson led singles eliminations with 2396 pins at Fairfield Lanes and Sports Bowl and a 268 high game. He will bowl six more at Lebanon Lanes and Airport Bowl to extend his lead. If he sustains top spot through semi finals and finals he wins a trip to the national tournament in San Bernardino. Chuck Hacker 2325 and Ken Kugler 2310 trailed.
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Old Jockey, Young Gelding Tie to Japan Race Win
A 14 year old gelding once won a race in Japan with a jockey aged 72 at the time. The pairing highlights a rare veteran rider and horse duo, reflecting long careers in international racing. The incident underscores enduring participation in high level competition across generations.
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Nine Dollars Wins at Churchill Downs on May 24 1927
A horse named Nine Dollars won at Churchill Downs on May 24 1927, paying $9 for a $2 bet.
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Buckeyes Break Through With 21-10 Over Michigan State
Ohio State finally unleashed halfback Bob Klein who rushed 70 yards on seven carries including a 45-yard TD run to help beat Michigan State 21-10. The win lifted OSU to 3-1 in the Big Ten behind Iowa and Minnesota, as Woood Hayes’ squad seeks more wins.
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Honor Roll Bowlers Lead Weekend Lanes Results
Weekend bowling results show top totals across leagues. Notable performances include men Doug Brandenburg 206 and Tex Williams 208, and women Sue Kinder 212 and Margie Moore 226. League standings list teams like Moose Mixed Doubles ABC 2 Gutters 1 and Ninety-Nines 2 Dad's a 1.
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Runyan Type Tale From Denver Tavern
In Denver a tavern discussion features two men debating gambling. One man claims he can win with cards and poker, while the other notes his losses at dog races. The exchange highlights the contrast between luck at card games and the dog races.
Maple Leafs Aim to Narrow NHL Standings
The Toronto Maple Leafs, sitting in third, won five of six to close on leaders Chicago and Montreal. They defeated Chicago 8-4 and the Rangers 4-1, with Frank Mahovlich scoring three goals and Tim Horton adding a late tally. Boston and Detroit also won, keeping the race tight among six teams. Mahovlich led Toronto while Hall, Sawchuk, Duff, Bathgate, Bartlett and Ullman contributed key moments.
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Italian Boxer Wary About 15 Round Bout With Archie Moore
Italian light heavyweight champion Giulio Rinaldi, 25, upset Archie Moore for a 10 round victory and doubts he can go 15 rounds in a title bout. Moore, about 44 to 47, earned $20,000 and says the next world title fight could come next summer in an open stadium.
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Bowling Career Began With Teen Years in Canapole
Alan Maver reports on a young bowler starting in a competitive league. The feature notes early training at FUE Teen, detailing the emergence of a new talent from Canapole and the path ahead in the sport.
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New Strategy Rider Pay Off In Horse Show
Windsor Castle won the United States Jumper Championship at the Washington International Horse Show with rider Kathy Kusney, 20, after trainer Joe Green switched to a self paced ride. The Ballard owner gelding earned $1,000 prize. Green received $250.
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Dick Davidson Leads Qualifiers In National Singles Elimination
Dick Davidson, Sports Bowl pro shop manager, led six qualifiers for the final round in the National Singles Elimination over the weekend. He totaled 4,963 across 12 games, ahead of Chuck Hacker who had 4,734. Top six advance to semifinals next weekend under the Peterson Scoring System at Linden Lanes, Hamilton and J-J Lanes, with nine games Saturday and Sunday. Davidson’s high game was 268 at Sports Bowl. Bob Barnhorn shot 269 but did not qualify.
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Gridiron Scores From Saturday and Sunday Results
Saturday games yielded UCLA 7 NC State 0 and Washington State 29 San Jose State 6. Arkansas 7 Texas A&M 3. Houston 41 North Texas 16. New Mexico State 27 Arizona State 0. 24 Texas Western 45 Hardin Simmons 6. Arizona 21 West Texas 14. Tulane 40 Memphis State 21. VMI 8. Wichita 7 Dayton 6. College of Pacific 25 Idaho 14. Sunday results include Cincinnati Purcell 9 Cincinnati Roger Bacon 6. Hamilton Catholic 8 Springfield Catholic 6. Cincinnati Elder 26 Cincinnati St Xavier 18. Wyoming’s only 1959 football setback came against Air Force 20-7.
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Senators Manager Prefers Colavito Matchup in Cleveland
Washington manager Cookie Lavagetto says he would rather pitch to Rocky Colavito in Cleveland than Detroit. Cleveland recently traded Colavito to the Tigers, reshaping the lineup ahead of the season.
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Atlantic City Race Course Houses 1432 Horse Stalls
A record notes Atlantic City Race Course contains 1,432 stalls for horses, detailing the facility capacity and stable arrangements.
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