Payne's 626 Top Score In Monday Night Bowling
Payne paced area men in the Monday Night League at North Ridgeville Recreation Center with a 626 series on 213 226 and 187. Carroll Zickenfoose added a 600 in the same league. Marshall Shreve led a trio of 600s in Stoneys C League with 227 188 and 20 games. Pete Sabo and John Shreve posted 602 and 601 series. Don Carrell edged Don Pinkerton 613 to 612 in Gilford Instru ments action. Pinkerton topped Thome Sohio in St Judes League at Evans Lanes. Jack Traxler 608 and Al Schroeder 605 highlighted Bowling Center Home League. Ray Haynes 248 and Everett Swords 242 were the night's high games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Payne
North Ridgeville Recreation Center
Carroll Zickenfoose
Higgens
Marshall Shreve
Stoneys
Pete Sabo
John Shreve
Don Carrell
Gilford Instruments
Don Pinkerton
Pinkerton
Thome Sohio
St. Judes
Evans Lanes
Bowling Center
Jack Traxler
Benham
al Schroeder
Ray Haynes
Everett Swords
Club C. Payne
Ohio State duo picked for Olympic Development Camp
Ohio State's Luke Witte and Allan Hornyak were among 28 players chosen to represent the NCAA at the U S Olympic Development Camp. The camp will begin with 64 players and is set for the Air Force Academy in June.
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Kansas City
UPT
Ohio State
Luke Witte
Allan Hornyak
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Air Force Academy
Sylvia Haynes Leads Women in High Series at BBC
Sylvia Haynes blasted a 567 series in the Business Women's League at Stones Lanes. She rolled 179 202 and 186 for the Red Barn team in the Triple B Classic League, where six others posted 525 plus series including Dot Boreski of Ternes Sohio with 548 (182 190 176).
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Sylvia Haynes
Red Barn
Stoneys Lanes
BBC
Dot Boreski
Ternes Sohio
Jeri Pomeroy
Joanne Martin
Helen Jalowiec
Earnie Buell
Lois LeVan
Maxine Worst
Connie Brumby
Dianne Owen
Audrey Getty
Julie Andrews
Evelynon Zoltai
Ralph
Harry
Wayne
Larry
Gulf
Harvey
Schild
IGA
Lawyer
Bendix
Midview Sunoco
Joyce Baker
Haury Mig
Felicia Vavaineak
Ralphs Irn
Mary Feeley
Buckeye shuts out Black River in two-hitter
Vic Feist tossed a two hitter over six innings to boost Buckeye Bucks to a 7-0 win over Black River in an independent game. Steve Union and Jim Jaralimek led Buckeye with multiple extra hits, as Buckeye improves to 1-0 and prepares to host Keystone in Inland Conference play.
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Medina
Vic Feist
Buckeye Bucks
Black River
Feist
Steve Union
Jim Jaralimek
Bucks
Keystone
Mahaney
Buckeye
Ramey
Oyer
Union
Reisner
Jacobmer
Maceau
Reuse
Rass
Schaefer
Miller
Klein
Allison Montoux
Flyers Banquet Tonight Honors Avon Team Season
Elyria Flyers high school ice hockey team holds its third annual banquet at 6 p.m. at Tom's Country Place in Avon. They won the Western Division crown and the state tournament consolation title after a strong season, despite losing the league championship to Shaker Heights.
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Elyria Flyers
Tom's Country Place
Avon
Flyers
Shaker Heights
Middies Fall To Vermilion In Golf Clash At Pine Brook
Vermilion handed Midview its second straight loss 7 2 at Pine Brook with Bud Abbott shooting 44 for Middies as Curt Schumar led medalists with 40. Jon Clark beat Tim Webber and Skip Baine defeated Mike Gault while Midview’s seventh point came on team strokes. The Middies face Elyria Catholic at Pine Brook next.
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Vermilion
Midview
Pine Brook
Middies
Bud Abbott
Wayne Mosley
Curt Schumar
Terry Miller
Jon Clark
Tim Webber
Skip Baine
Mike Gault
Elyria
Elyria Catholic
NBA sets stage for showdown with ABA import signings
The NBA opened its draft amid a thin college talent pool and stunned by selecting two ABA stars and a signed ABA player in the first round. Buffalo’s Robert McAdoo went No.2 after signing with the Virginia Squires, while Chicago’s Ralph Simpson and Milwaukee’s Julius Erving were picked as ABA stars.
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New York
UPI
National Basketball Association
American Basketball Association
NBA
ABA
Buffalo Braves
Robert McAdoo
North Carolina
Bulls
Simpson
Pat Williams
Chicago Bulls
Chicago
Bowling League Scores and Standings From Regional Meet
The report lists bowling results across teams and lanes with multiple divisions. It notes top series scores like Jim Poling 592 and Linda Music 469, high game figures such as Bob Woods 231, and team records including No. 5 and Red Barn outcomes, plus a transfer note about Bob Huggins choosing Ohio University.
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Jim Poling
Jim Gallagher
Bob Noren
Ed Albert
Bill Buga
Kent State duo among six Ohio players drafted by NBA
The AP report lists Kent State players Roger Evans a 6-7 forward and Ruben Vance a 6-2 guard along with Kenyon College’s Marty Hunt as the six Ohio selections drafted Monday by NBA teams. Evans was picked by the Cleveland Cavaliers and Vance by the Portland Trail Blazers.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Roger Evans
Ruben Vance
Kent State
Marty Hunt
Kenyon College
National Basketball Association
Evans
Cleveland Cavaliers
Vance
Portland Train
Second straight at Thistledown
Su Fang won her second straight Thistledown race edging Ian Beatle in the featured eighth. The six year old mare paid 7.00 2.80 2.80 with Bronze Rock third. Also noted were Blazers Hunt named MVP and Celtics selections from Ohio players.
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Cleveland
Su Fang
Thistledown Raceway
Ian Beatle
Bronze Rock
Farly Bandido
Vanderbelt
Cotton States
Kalulla
Golf tour sidelights from Pensacola AP notes
Veteran Howie Johnson recalls autographs from fans and misidentifications by a father who mistook him for Ben Hogan and Sam Snead. Arnold Palmer eyes the John Player Classic in England amid a schedule clash with Quad Cities Open. Chi Rodriguez plans to follow Jack Nicklaus's yearly schedule to choose events.
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Pensacola
Fla
Howie Johnson
Howie
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Sam Snead
Snead
Howard Johnson
Arnold Palmer
England
Europe
Bettendorf
Iowa
Photographer and coach clash in roller race at Elyria
The New York Bombers coach and Tri-City Bucks photographer will race on skates in a five lap match at Elyria Catholic High School at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Advance tickets are available at Sears The Men’s Shop Harry’s Men’s Wear and 426 Broadway.
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New York Bombers
Tri-City Bucks
Bucks
Rohnie Rains
Curt Farber
Elyria Catholic High School
Sears
Harry's Men's Wear
Elyria and
Lorain
Broadway
Firelands loses home field but beats Edison in rain shortened prep game
Firelands’ field was too wet so the game moved to Edison where Firelands still beat Edison 5 3. Dale Wasen and Don Gehringer led with two hits apiece and two steals while Jim Hill earned the win in six innings.
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Firelands
Edison
Dale Wasen
Don Gehringer
Don Willis
Jim Hill
Keystone
Jim Hull
Jim Salmons
Cal Searles
Jack Cove
Steve Shaw
Dan Gehringer
John Gall
Dan Willis
Bob Gliatta
Olmsted Falls Bulldogs Top Avon 7 3 In Baseball
Olmsted Falls defeated Avon 7 to 3 as Bulldog pitcher Bill Eiseman took the loss and was relieved by Mike Campagna who hit a two run homer for Avon. The Bulldogs added two more runs in the bottom of the fifth to seal the victory.
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Olmsted Falls
Avon
Mike Campagna
Bill Eiseman
Bulldogs
Avon-Oolmard baseball game details and scorers
Winning pitcher McMillin went seven innings with six hits one walk and nine strikeouts. Losing pitcher Bill Eiseman pitched 3 1 3 innings with two hits and four strikeouts. Mike Campagna threw 2 1 3 innings with five hits and two strikeouts. Home run by Campagna for Avon. Olmsted Falls hitters included Schellenberger Butler Laczyk Johnston Snyder Ryan Miles. Avon hitters included Mahoney Lengen Smith Campagna.
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McMillin
Bill Eiseman
Mike Campagna
Olmsted Falls
Schellenberger
Butler
Laczyk
Johnston
Snyder
Ryan
Miles
Avon
Avon Eagles blank Lutheran West 9-0 in golf meet
Avon High clocked a 9-0 win over defending champ Lutheran West at Bob-O-Link. Keith Hiller and John Homenik shared medalist honors with 40s, while Paul Loescher and Jeff Toth contributed 41 and 42. Ken Schumann led the Longhorns with 42. Avon improves to 1-0, hosts Firelands next on the same nine.
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AVON
Avon High
Lutheran West
Bob-O-Link
Eagle
Keith Hiller
John Homenik
Paul Loescher
Jeff Toth
Longhorns
Ken Schumann
Firelands
Midview nets whip Barberton in non conference win
Midview High's tennis team improves to 1-1 after a 4-1 victory over Barberton in a non conference match. Crosby, Bartlett, Sukey win singles while Murphy Sukey take doubles. Barberton's only point comes from Custer and Davis in second doubles. Midview hosts Vermilion in Lakeland Conference opener.
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Barberton
Midview High
Barberton Magics
Bill Crosby
John Popp
Allen Bartlett
David Verner
Walt Sukey
Brian Celeninger
Tom Murphy
Greg Sukey
Ted Myzwinski
Ed Good
Bill Custer
Dwayne Davis
David Bescan
David Igneczi
Midview
Vermilion
Lakeland
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Real Cleaners
Swart Signs
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Elmer Osborne
Tom Stefancin
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Jerry Burgess
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Bob Parks
Rehlin Funeral Home
Ben Pinkerton
Thame Sato
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G-A-Able Stable
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Seaway Bolt
Norm Wirth $ Elec
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Rainbow Lanes
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Elyria Savings
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Bigs Burns
Echo Valley
Wilford Turkey
Haury
E.S.T. Bowling League Center Ridge Lanes
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Paulette Hostatler
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Sam's Ramble Inn
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Charlie
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Jim Dawson
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Bob Yun
Benham Inn
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Tom Corde
Mark Wagar
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Hunt
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Red Auerbach
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Jo Jo White
Dave Cowens
Steve Kuberski
Kenyon
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Thi Chi Rodriguez
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Midview Netters
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