Bowlers of the Year repeat winners Traxler Buell named
The Chronicle-Telegram crowns Jack Traxler and Earnie Buell as Bowler of the Year for the 1972-74 season, the first double repeat in the paper's history. Traxler tops the men with 23 series points and multiple high games. Buell edges Gretchen Vitovitz in a tight women’s race. Other top performers and past winners are listed, with notable 300 and 700-series feats highlighted.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Jack Traxler
Earnie Buell
Traxler
C-T
Buell
Bart Kaminski
Steve Sadowski, Jr
Larry Reichard
Clyde Gehringer
Vernon Vance
Chuck Tower
Jim Jensen
Everett Swords
Swords
North Ridgeville
Rec Center
Elmer Zoltai
Elyria Bowling Association
Evans Lanes
John Devin
Gretchen Wilovitz
Millie Karpinski
Karpinski
Fin
Ishing
Joyce Glidenmeister
Vitovitz
Ginny Bubb
Barb Kaminski
Marie Everett
Phil Huston
Maxine Wurst
Bob Kuhl
Ray Fluker
John Fink
Gretchen Vitovitz
Jim Dawson
Ann Clenck
Ray Benson
Helen Jalowiec
Amiens
Jack Trasler
Clate Gehringer
Steve Sadowski
Hob Carmen
Lois Cross
Secretariat Aims at Belmont for Triple Crown
Secretariat starts as 2-5 favorite in the 105th Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park aiming to complete the Kentucky Derby Preakness Belmont sweep. Six rivals include Sham Knightly Dawn My Gallant Pvt Smiles and Twice a Prince with Laffit Pincay and Milo Valenzuela as jockeys. First prize would push earnings near $1,000,000 with a strong field watching across the nation.
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New York
UPI
Secretariat
Belmont Park
Sham
Knightly Dawn
My Gallant
Pot, Smiles
Turcotte
Laffit Pincay
Milo Valenzuela
Valenzuela
Kelso
Tim Tam
Cavan
Angel Cordero
Dan Gargan
Pvt. Smiles
Braulio Bacza
Prince
Turentle
Smiles
Gargan
Condeto
Dawn
Flae
Belmont Stakes field and payouts at Belmont Park
The Belmont Stakes presents a field for Saturdays race with Secretariat as the favorite at 2-5 and other entries including Pvt. Smiles at 10-1 and Twice a Prince at 50-1. Weights are 112 pounds. prize money totals 151200 with 90720 to winner and 23864 to second.
Rams trade Roman Gabriel to Eagles for Jackson Baker first round pick
Los Angeles Ram quarterback Roman Gabriel, who will be 33 next season, was traded to the Philadelphia Eagles after months of wrangling. In exchange the Rams receive Harold Jackson Tony Baker and the Eagles' first round choice.
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LOS Angeles
UPL
Los Angeles Rams
Roman Gabriel
Gabriel
Philadelphia Eagles
Harold Jackson
Tony Baker
Eagles
Itam
John Hadl
San Diego Chargers
Palm Springs
North Carolina State
Ram
Hadl
Major League Standings and Controversy Shaped by Rams Trade
Baseball scores from multiple games unfold with teams like Detroit Oakland New York and San Francisco listed against opponents in late games. A separate Rams trade involving quarterback Gabriel amid dissension and a clash with Hadl features prominent quotes from Rams owner Carroll Rosenbloom and defensive stance on the deal.
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Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
New York
Montreal
Valtamore
St. Lana
Milwaukie
Ruston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Cincinnaty
Californea
Houston
Kansas
Wood Knuckles Down to Beat Tribe 5-2
Reed Wood notches win No. 14 as Cleveland’s Tribe loses to the White Sox 5-2. Spikes and Hendrick homer for Cleveland, while Allen, Muser and Kelly drive Chicago’s runs. Bench conflict erupts between Allen and Lutz. Tanner mediates as Perry set for Sunday doubleheader.
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Wood
Tribe
Cleveland
Reed Wood
Chieno
Indians
Charlie Spikes
George Hendrick
Spikes
Hendrick
White Sox
Tony Muser
Ed Herrmann
Eddie Leon
Pat Kelly
Tanner
Lutz
Joe Lutz
Gaylord Perry
Eddie Fisher
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Larry Heichard
Clyde Gehinger
Kim Jensen
Jack Trazler
Bob Carmen
Larry Neumeyer
Ken Varosh
Joyce Gidenmonster
Irene Pasad
Shirley Zeh
MIMEN
Earle Buell
Joyce Gildenmeister
Clyde Gehrine Rer
Fat Barnes
Edith Spencer
Inda Owens
Nancy Burton
Dolly Davis
Pat Earl
Betty Moore
Dottie Nash
Rita Rider My
Shirley Owens
Ho Trover
Javee Gidenmeister
Sandie Crow
Nelda Harris
Hach Kaminski
Huth Ferdinamce
Chetchen Vitavist
Jack
Trax
Ken Sox
Aspromonte
Bill Kunkel
Ron Turcotte
the Carnations
A-Sham
Ineay
Sigmond Sommer
Meadow Stable
C. V. Whiney
Arthur Appleton
Elmendorf
Lucien Laurin
George Poole
Low Goldfine
Frank Marti
John Campo
Frank Martin
Angelina
Elyria
Ardich Corfman
Perry
Oakland
eHoltsman
Milwaukee
California
Horton Pattin
Texas
Kansas City
Dragon
Haltimore
Cuellar
San Francisco
Tiradley
McAnally
Downing
Matlack
San Diego
iGres
Brett
Cincinnati
Billingham
Henkins
St. Louis
Atlanta
Neko
Pattsburgh Moose
Roberts
Hadi
Rams
Carroll Rosenbloom
San Dego
Chico
Pitshareh
Milwauker
Heston
Balymore
Kelly
Ona Soon Wien
Wawel Onon Strom
Anon Farmer
Bill Fritsche
Dick Allen
Sox
Carlos May
May
Milt Wilcox
Brent Strom
Muser
Strom
Ed Farmer
Allen
Wilcox
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