Marian Stone carves 878 series in women league at Stoney's
Marian Stone opened the New Year with an 878 series in the Women's Business League at Stoney's Rainbow Lanes, posting 205, 197, and 176 games. Nearby bowling highlights include Laura Leister 554 in the Rain Bow Invitational and Ruby Snyder named Bowler of the Week for a 692 series in Elyria.
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Marian Stone
Stoney’s
Rainbow Lanes
Stone
Wayne Marathon
Laura Leister
Marge Hrtford
Jean Shriver
Center Ridge Lanes
Elaine Wakefield
Tarry Lanes
Ruth Hess
Doris Rebie
Stoney's
Millie Bell
LSU Rallies To Win Peach Bowl Over Florida State
Unheralded Mike Hillman sparked LSU with 61 yards in the final minute helping the Tigers erase a 13-0 deficit. The southpaw threw two TD passes and ran 14 yards to set up Maurice LeBlancs go ahead score with 2 39 left as LSU beat Florida State 31-27 before 35545 in a cold drizzle in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Mike Hillman
Louisiana State
Tigers
Florida State
Maurice LeBlanc
Hillman
Bengal
Ron Sellers
Seminoles
Top bowlers of the week period action night recap
Monday night bowling action ranks top performers. MEN'S SINGLE Jim Jensen Ted Plesk Don Kozlowski lead with 667 635 623 series Joe Harrish Maurie Davia Al Schroeder and 667 635 623. WOMEN'S SINGLE Ruby Snyder Betty Moore Jean Shriver top with 286 217 208. WOMEN'S SERIES Laura Selater Pete Larkin-For work ending with 692 578 454 553.
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Jim Jensen
Ted Plesk
Don Kozlowski
Joe Harrish
Maurie Davia
al Schroeder
John Ragnont
Ruby Snyder
Betty Moore
Jean Shriver
Marian Stone
Laura Selater
Pete Larkin
Monday Night's Action
Dennis Hull Follows Brother Hulls Scoring Path In NHL
Dennis Hull bursts onto the scene with 23 points in 11 games tying Red Berenson for sixth place, while brother Bobby Hull remains NHL scoring leader despite a broken jaw. Phil Esposito and Gordie Howe chase second with 46 points, Chicago’s Jim Pappin and Stan Mikita tied for fourth with 42. Bobby Hull leads in goals with 23 and Howe tops assists with 30.
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NEW York
UPI
Dennis Hull
Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
Dennis
Red Berenson
St. Louis
Female five seeks games with area men teams
The All American Travel in Yankees women’s cage team tours Ohio in early 1969 seeking male opponents under men’s rules. Angie Montague, a 1968 Elyria High School graduate and Tim Montague’s sister, joins the squad in October. They recently finished a west coast tour with two losses and plan further Midwest and West Coast travel. Contact Mrs Patricia Hallock, Stanton MI, for game arrangements.
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Yankees
Ohio
Angie Montague
Grad Elyria High School
Tim Montague
Travelin
Midwest
Washington stuns Ohio State 65-59 in Columbus
Washington upset Ohio State 65-59 to spoil the Buckeyes Big Ten opener in St. John Arena. George Irvine led Washington with 23 points while Ohio State’s Craig Barclay and Denny Meadors scored 13 and Soren Sorensen added 16. Toledo and Bowling Green won decisively in other results.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio State
Bloomington
Ind
Buckeyes
St. John Arena
Washington
Toledo
San Francisco State
Bowling Green
Dartmouth
Baldwin Wallace
Cleveland State
Northern
Ilinois
Kent State
Dayton
St. Louis
Ohio
MacMurray
Bluffton
Bethel
Craig Barclay
Denny Meadors
Gary Larsen
George Irvine
Pat Woodcock
Irvine
Sorenson
Local bowlers post high scores in multiple leagues
Joe Harrish led the Monday Night Handicap League at Center Ridge Lanes with a 635 series and a 235 game. Elyria Home League members topped 600 with Al Schroeder 623 Jim Ragnoni 616 Bill Volk 606 and Jack Varsa 601. William Richards 617 and Don Kozlowski 244 paced Auto mot ive at Stoney's. Bob Noren and Dick Lysell 613 in Bendix Westinghouse at Graf ton Lanes. Tom Glant 601 led Grafton Merchants League at Grafton Lanes as Mole Agency clinched first half title.
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Joe Harrish
Center Ridge Lanes
Elyria Bowling Center
al Schroeder
Jim Ragnoni
Bill Volk
Jack Varsa
William Richards
Don Kozlowski
Stoney's Rainbow Lanes
Bob Noren
Dick Lysell
Noren
Bess and Andy’s
Stoney's
Lysell
Bendix- Westinghouse
Grafton Lanes
Tom Glant
Grafton Merchants
Mole Agency
Lehman Johnson Y top Elyria Center 60 57 in opener
Lehman Johnson Y had five players score in double figures guiding a 60 57 win over Elyria Bowling Center in the first game at Elyria Recreation Center. Bob Taylor led with 18 points for the victors as EBC’s Bill Pratt also scored 18.
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Lehman-Johnson-Young
Elyria Bowling Center
Dick McKinley
Lehman-Johnson- Y
Lasers
Elyria Recreation Center
Brotherton
American Standard
Fairgrounds Cafe
Oh Boys
Servo-Motion Ware
Chronicle-Telegram
LJU
Bowling Center
Ita
Bob Taylor
Bill Pratt
EBC
Tom Sooy
Fairgrounds
Paul Swiger
Hal Kirk
Gary Howell
Servo-Mation
The
Chronicle
Jeff Gaskalla
Miami delays naming coach for Miami University football
Miami University Ohio will not name a new football coach to replace Bo Schembechler until after January. Athletic director Dick Schrider said no action will be taken until his return around January 9 and that 25 candidates have applied. Schembechler recommended assistant Dave Young, 33, and may join Michigan if not chosen.
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Oxford
Ohio
UPI
Miami University of Ohio
Bo Schembechler
Dick Schrider
Miami
California
Shrider
Schembechler
Redskins
Michigan
Dave Young
Young
Hayes Extends NBA Scoring Lead With 30.6 PPG
Elvin Hayes widened his NBA scoring lead after posting 95 points in three games, raising his season average to 30.6 and pushing his total to 1,132 through 37 games. Bob Rule remains his closest challenger at 958 points. Wilt Chamberlain tops field goal percentage and Len Wilkens leads in assists while Oscar Robertson boasts high per game scoring.
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New York
San Diego
Elvin Hayes
National Basketball Association
Rockets
Bob Rule
Seattle
NBA
Hayes
Rule
Baltimore
Earl Monroe
Los Angeles
Elgin Baylor
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Wilt Chamberlain
Adrian Smith
Chamberlain
Len Wilkens
Robertson
Wilkens
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Car Leslis
Dick Lasure
Lynn Jatowiec
Dick Brady
Paul Parkinson
Don Swiegard
Larry Bohn
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Art Garcia
Jim Hempffing
Pat O Hare
ACORE
Lehman Johoson
Booring Ljy
Dave Oudix
Steve Christafarie
Gary Tomak
Adam Battle
Bart Webb
Larry Stark
Ric Emerine
Jim Mowery
Ernie Webb
Tom Webb
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John Hines
Dave Sito
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Pa Walker
A. Deeb Seb
Gary Bowell Lain
Jesse Taylor
Fact Gevatauky
Deve Bousenar
Frank Atkins
Walt Haury
Middle Ave
Champs Fall
Lake Forest
U.S. Handball Association
Steve Lott
Tom Kopaytic
Milwaukee
Gary Straus
Mitchell Straus
Rich Christian
van Nuys
Calif
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Clarence C. Fazey
Penfield Ave
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