Intramural Bowling Standings and Top Scores Reveal Local Action
A dense recap of mixed doubles and team outcomes from a bowling center, listing numerous match results across divisions. Notable pairs include Toth & Gaal, Reisz & Fletcher, Polen, Gaal, and Mary Tobias with top series totals and high single games such as Polen 215 and Tobias 196, across varied lanes and clubs like Carey's Villa and Stroh's.
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Viruspaugh & Plata
Toth & Gaal
Rewsz
Reisz
Spicker
Reisz & Fletcher
Crawford & Havens
Toth & Kennedy
Ignatz
Amspaugh & Crates
Jim Polen
Don Renz
Balogh Coast
Deli Beer
Jim & Rays
Miller Plumbing
Carey’s Villa
Guenins Inc
Ronettes
Sams Ramble
Mary Tobias
Carey's Villa
Haene Kirkcaldy
Jar & Ray
Marge Povie
Balogh Coast Haigh
Hanna Kirkcaldy
Jim & Ray
Erla Brooks
Balogh
Suny Ray's
Hurrish i
Kisel
JC Insurance
Stroh’s
Daves Towing
Plastc Enterprise
Burgess Plastic Enterprise
Dave Means
Sawyer Plastic Enterprise
Staran Jim
Rass
Rysels
Blazers
Ree
Ries
Ken Hailey
Tom Spiroff
Lyle Springer
Tom
Moses tops Indians catching duo with MoseS stars
Former Yazoo City star Jerry Moses, after a 1964 high school run, rose through the Sox system to reach the majors. He teamed with Ray Fosse on the Indians to form one of baseballs strong catching tandems, with Moses earning All-Star honors and a key bat in the lineup.
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Yazoo City
Jerry Moses
Ole Miss
LSU
Alabama
Boston Red Sox
Wellsville
Red Sox
Jim “Mudeat
Grant
Minnesota Twins
Jerry
Pittsfield
Winston-Salem
Lousville
Moses
Angels
Tony Conigliara
Ray Jarvis
Jarvis Tatum
Ken Tatum
Doug Griffin
Cleveland
Alex Johnson
Vada Pinson
Frank Baker
Alan Foster
Anaheim
Indians
Ray Fosse
Tribe Brass
Mos
Jerem
Carolyn Altier
Kristine Tage
Ohio Cage Schedule Showcases Tonight and Week Ahead
A sprawling college basketball schedule lists tonight games such as Ohio State at Houston and Marian at Xavier, plus Tuesday through Saturday pairings across schools like Baldwin Wallace, Cleveland State, Kent State, Miami, and Ohio University. The Marietta and Marietta Invitational context appears with several campuses and dates, including Case Western Reserve and Wilberforce.
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Tuesday Missour
Ohio University
Bard
Bowling Green
Baldwin Wallace
St Boravemures
Cleveland State
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Capital
Denison
Marietta
John Carrall
Edinboro
Saem
Kent State
Miami
Toledo
Western
Michigan State
Akron
Mushingum Defiance
Bluffton
Otuo Northern
Malone
Ohio
Urbana
Walsh
Thomas Ht Naser Kemon
Oberlin
Case Western Reserve
Rio Grande
Otcerbein
Cedanille
Wilrureton
Wilberforce
Central State
Creighton
Cleve
Hiramat Wash
Jeff Steubenville
Indiana
Pa State
Ohie State
Pardee
Coursylle
Conesnaaty
Ohio Leversary
Buntag Green
Bonaventure
Sar Dregs
Dayton
Brockport
Akron Wittenberg
Baldwin-Wallace
Obermat Apa Myant Union
Polen hits 616 series in Kings and Queens League
Four bowlers rolled 600s over the weekend on area lanes. Jim Polen led with a 616 series at Stoners, games 179 222 215. Reisz and Reisz won the first half championship with 2642 942. Henry Penfound had 608 in the El Rey Grotto Cou ples at Stoney's. Jerry Broschk 605 in the Locializers at Center Ridge, Hamm and Pace 49 19 won the first half. Cary Squires posted 603 in the Gutterball League at Stoney's.
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Jim Polen
Stoner's
Kings
Queens
Polen
Reisz
Henry Penfound
el Rey Grotto
Stoney’s
Jerry Broschk
Center Ridge
Hamm
Pace
Cary Squires
Stoney's
Mary Tobias Leads Women In Weekend Bowling Boom
Mary Tobias rolled a 537 in the Sexy Swingers League at the Bowling Center with games of 186 153 and 196 to lead area women over the weekend. Bal ogh Construction (47-17) won the first half. LaVerne Coonley added a 534 with 199 193 142 in the Sunday Afternoon Couples at Grafton Lanes. Marge Povle opened with a 200 to post 533 in Guys and Dolls at Center Ridge. Groves and Whalen led first-half standings with a 30-6 record as Linda Gaal hit a 209 in the Kings and Queens at Stoney's.
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Mary Tobins
Balogh
Linda Gaal
Kings
Queens
Stoney’s
Night Game Confusion on Daylight Running in Football
New York AP reports a humorous exchange with Phineas B Thistlewaite Tr as he struggles with American football terms. He questions running for daylight and open field, while reporters explain phrases like bell rung and momentum in plain terms.
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New York
Phineas B Thistlewaite
Thistlewaite
Thistlewade
Hoagland's Hustlers Tie For First In Rec Dept Volleyball
Hoagland's Hustlers moved into a share of the lead in the Rec Department Couples league after sweeping Hess and Hess to reach 23-9 on the first half. Kilfoyle's Killers sit third at 20-22, with Jackson's Servers 14-181 and Webb's Puffers tied for fifth at 8-24. In the men's league, Bill Bakers tops the first half at 15-1, Fire Department 24-3, Hess and Hess 10-6, Pintos and Firebirds 7-9, Sandy's Drive-Inn 6-10, Harvey's 4-11, and Deetz in last.
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Yust Schroeder
Davis Miller
Gediuge Banjofl
Case-Fashing
Deliste-Jordan
Green-Howell
Schroeder-Poge
Stalla- Martin
Haynes-Lemons
Wymer-Field
Sherrill Vavarese
Burrows Coe
Hoagland
Hess
Rec Department
Hustlers
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Jackson
Webb
Puffers
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Fire Department
Pintos
Firebirds
Sandy's
Drive-Inn
Harvey's
Deetz
Lasbati
Saturday College Scores Report Highlights Various Games
The roundup lists SOUTH Miss St 74 over Vandersil 69 and Davidson 81 over Wai Mary 68. In the Midwest region Saint Xavier defeated Vasey Ullah 89 with Evansealie leading. Niagara won the Queen in Classic Championship, with LIU 78 over Cornell 67 in consolation action.
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Vandeshilt
Davidson
Wai & Mary
Midwest
Che Xavier
Vasey Ullah St
Evansealie
Far Ee Oxia City
Queen
Niagara
Carissa
LIU
Cornel
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Schneppe & Krueger
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Burnett& Myers
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Henrs Peafgend
Norm Stark
Helen Myers
Agnes Penfound
Henry Schweppe
Robert Krueger
Katee Silbaugh
Eu.a.s
Herb Galauner
di Fackler
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Guys and Dolls
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Gilles & McClaran
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