Bowling Roundup Highlights Ottawa BPAA Rolloff Qualifiers
Sixteen teams competed at Ottawa Bowl Lanes for four zone playoff spots in the Bowling Proprietors Association of America Team Handicap Tournament. Ottawa Bowl No. 2 led with 2691 scratch and 3009 handicap, while Ottawa No. 1 posted 2727 scratch but missed the cut. Four teams advance to the zone round June 15 in Augusta, with five more heading to Salina in July and the state final winner advancing to the national tournament in Independence, Missouri, in August.
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Ottawa
Bowling Proprietors Association of America
Helen & Bill’s Cafe
Texaco
Montemgery Ward
Augusta
Salina
Independence
Montgomery Ward
Bill Bond
Charles Brandon
al Bennett
Ollie Burress
Ken Liegerot
Ralph Kampschroeder
Jim Snider
Newt Brown
Ralph
Bineie's Garage
Heathman Oil
Peace Food Center
McCracken Electric
Keen Co
Kersley’s Cowboys
Ottawa Insulation
Wilson Cleaners
Presto Foods
Hubbard Lumber
Kitty Clover
A&m
Jack Sauer
Sleepers
Craig Davis
Sid
Three New Leaders In Pin Tourney In Kansas
LAWRENCE Kan AP three new leaders emerged as 76 teams competed in the men s state bowling tournament over the weekend I Nelson and J Arms of Salina lead Class A doubles 1219 R Langdale of Arkansas City tops Class B singles 662 and E Hoffman of Independence leads Class C all events 1696 The tourney runs through May 19 with standings across Classes A B and C including totals for teams doubles singles and all events from Topeka Wichita Overland Park and other cities.
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Kansas City
E. Hoffman
Independence
Topeka Budweiser
Wichita Frontiers
Overland Park Clarks
Nelson J. Arms
Salina
Cox W. Ferguson
Overland Park
J. Burton
W. Morton
Lawrence
L. Mannebach
Wichita
R. Tafoya
Topeka
J. Bentley
R. Tafo
Fort Scott Budweisers
J. Wanek
Russell
H. Deutch
M. Thompson
Robinson
Tom Clarks
Osawatomie
H. Jones
A. Ross Lenexa
C. Collins
D. Millard
O. Klingler
M. Crandall
Lyons
W. F. White
C. Hargadine
Alden
Royals Ahead In NBA Playoff
The Cincinnati Royals beat the Boston Celtics 121-116 to take a 2-1 lead in the Eastern Division final. Bob Cousy called the game the big game as Boston now faces a rugged task to win three of the remaining four games.
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Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Cincinnati Royals
Celtics
Bob Cousy
Boston
Royals
Singles Leader With 730 Series at ABC Tournament
Don Whelan of Buffalo returned to bowling after a 13 year retirement and struck 27 of 36 to lead the classic singles at the American Bowling Congress tournament. His 730 series elevated him to second in classic all events with 1978 through nine games. Whelan, 35, left bowling at 17 after losing interest in the game.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Don Whelan
Whelan
Grid Practice Opens At Northwestern Purdue And Ohio State
CHICAGO AP reports spring football drills begin at Northwestern Purdue and Ohio State today with remaining Big Ten programs slated to start by April 15.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Purdue
Ohio State
Exhibition Baseball Scores Summary
Detroit defeated Cincinnati 5 to 2. Los Angeles N beat Minnesota by rain after 1 inning. New York N topped Philadelphia 7 to 1. Pittsburgh defeated Kansas City 3 to 2 in 11 innings. Baltimore edged St. Louis 2 to 1. Chicago N beat Boston 9 to 4. Los Angeles A defeated Houston 8 to 0. Chicago A routed New York A 5 to 1. Cleveland beat San Francisco 5 to 4. Sunday results include Los Angeles N 10 Cincinnati 8 and Milwaukee 2 Baltimore 0. New York N 6 Kansas City 1. Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 3. Washington 4 St. Louis 2. Boston 3 Chicago N 1. Houston 9 Los Angeles A 3. Cleveland 7 San Francisco 6. New York A 10 Chicago A 4. Detroit 6 Minnesota 3.
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Detroit
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Minnesota
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Baltimore
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Houston
Cleveland
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Washington
Associated Press
American League
Cleveland Bee
Vane
Avs
Ovecesse
Pittsburgh Sessocers
Joe Pepitone
Hector Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Sarasota
Lew Burdette
Miami
San Francisco Giants
Cleveland Indians
San Diego
Calif
Jay Hook
New York Mets
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mets
Jake Wood
Orlando
Ken McMullen
Los Angeles Dodgers
Tampa
Tom Brown
Pompano Beach
Clearwater
Chicago Cubs
Scottsdale
Burdette
Braves
Little Jerry Wins Azalea Open Title
Jerry Barber, 46, 5-foot-5 and glasses, won the Azalea Open by five strokes in Wilmington. He carded a final 67 to finish 274 14-under par earning 2800 with total including special awards 8900. Shared second were Maxwell Crampton Ford Beck Rule as five tied at 279.
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Wilmington
N.C
Jerry Barber
Barber
Don Finsterwald
Billy Maxwell
Bruce Crampton
Doug Ford
Larry Beck
Southern Pines
Jack Rule
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Maxwell
Jerry Steelsmith
Gene Littler
Dave Marr
Bill Dunk
Lionel Hebert
Boxing Round Shortened in Miami Beach Experiment
The Miami Beach Boxing Commission plans two minute rounds to reduce injuries. Promoter Chris Dundee supports the move noting the final minutes cause most damage. A Wednesday bout between Mike DeJohn and Irish Don McAteer would use two minute rounds and extend from 10 to 12 rounds.
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Miami Beach Boxing Commission
Chris Dundee
Honor for Dark
Alvin Dark, manager of the National League champion San Francisco Giants, will receive the Sportsmanship Award at the Sportsmanship Brotherhood dinner Tuesday night. The Herald offers $5 weekly for the best reader news tip.
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NEW York
Alvin Dark
San Francisco Giants
Sportsmanship Brotherhood
Pro Basketball Eastern Division Final Cincinnati Wins 121 116
Cincinnati defeats Boston 121 to 116 to take a 2-1 series lead in the Eastern Division Final. Los Angeles tops St. Louis 112 104 to go up 1-0 in the Western Division Final. Tuesday features St. Louis at Los Angeles with no games today.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Boston
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Belinsky Struggles As Angels Fall To Astros In Palm Springs
Bo Belinsky arrived late and short of cash yet again as he gave up four runs and eight hits in six innings in the Los Angeles Angels 9 3 loss to Houston in Palm Springs. His manager and girlfriend Mamie Van Doren watched as he faced a possible $500 fine for tardiness.
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Bo Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels
Houston
Palm Springs
Calif
Mamie van Doren
Bill Rigney
Belinsky
Rigney
New York Yankees
Whitey Ford
Ford
Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Ralph Houk
Governor To Get Grid Fix Report
ATLANTA AP Carl E Sanders will hand the governor a preliminary progress report on a Georgia Alabama football game rigging inquiry. Attorney General Eugene Cook said final findings should be delivered Tuesday if possible after a wide ranging state probe into whether Wally Butts shared Georgia secrets with Paul Bear Bryant before the 1962 game.
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Atlanta
Carl E. Sanders
Atty
Eugene Cook
Cook
Sanders
Post
Wally Butts
Georgia
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Alabama
Butts
Bryant
Mexico
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R. Page
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B. Duffield
A. Knoeppel
A. Gilbert
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Ray Bettge
Dely
C. McDaniels
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Briggs & Stratton Motor
Harry Smith
Little Jerry
Jack Rule Jr
the Herald
Bob Green
GBI
N. Main
Reéemmm
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D. Bien
Astang
D. Gumm
Aw R. Bell
Hettler
E. Montgomer
Vos
T. B. Richeson
Mudrick
Cc. Davis
D. Mudrick
Aenee
O J. Moody
Cromwell
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J. Johnson
Foster
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Nitcher
D. Denniston
Dl N. Richeson
Sree’ Ai Maat Clase
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