Capers named CT female bowler of the year for second straight time
Capers wins the Russ Davies Memorial Award as top area female bowler for 1980s season, sharing honors with Dennis Ingold who was named top male bowler. She posted 17 600-plus series and was named CT bowler of the week seven times, with high set of 690 on November 25.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Johnnie Capers
Russ Davies
Capers
Dennis Ingold
Women's Bowling Association
C-T
Patti Moore
Charlotte Roig
Moore
Roig
Jeanie Duelley
Center Ridge Lanes
Moran
Diane Long
Kathy Krestyan
Long
Krestyan
Sports scope D set area sports roundup
Area sports roundup highlights multiple games and results across local teams. Notable performances include standout scorers and key plays shaping standings, with emphasis on recent wins, losses, and upcoming fixtures among nearby venues and clubs.
Senior tour returns to Canterbury
Orville Moody leads 50 and over pros at Canterbury Country Club for the Senior Tournament Players Championship a $250000 event running Friday through Sunday Moody notes he plays for fun and money on the senior tour while Miller Barber defends his title Arnold Palmer is among the big names competing Charlie Sifford 61 also competes saying the tour offers big prize money and strong galleries despite age
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Davelf Andowski
Spo
Shaker Heights
Orville Moody
Canterbury Country Club
Moody
Golfers’ Association Tour
Miller Barber
Gene Littler
TPC
Arnold Palmer
Charlie Sifford
Sifford
Cleveland
Brecksville
Bell eyes Olympic slot in pole vault final
Earl Bell, first American outdoors to clear 19 feet, competes in the pole vault final at the U.S. Olympic Trials in Los Angeles. The Arkansas native faces a strong field including Olson, Tully, Ripley, Buckingham, and Dial as he aims for a second Olympic berth. He may face questions over a specially thick shoe worn for medical reasons to support his left takeoff leg.
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Los Angeles
Earl Bell
Bell
Little Jonesboro
Ark
Beil
San Jose
Calif
Mike Tully
Arkansas
Richard
Nixon
Abc-Tv
Channel 6
Billy Olson
Tully
Dan Ripley
Jeff Buckingham
Joe Dial
Taduesz Slusarski
Poland
U.S
Olan Cassell
Athletics Congress
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Pagel cut from Indians and shifted to Buffalo coaching
Karl Pagel, 29, once the 1979 minor league player of the year, was released from Cleveland's Class AAA Maine Guides and will coach the Indians' Class AA Buffalo affiliate. He cited a back problem and a youth movement as factors, choosing coaching over another team to keep his $32,000 salary. Pagel hit .233 with six homers this season. The Indians also promoted Roy Smith from Maine and placed Steve Farr on the 15 day DL.
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Karl Pagel
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Buffalo
N.Y
Kniee
Maine Guides
Pagel
Chicago Cubs
Wichita
Cliff Johnson
Eis
Charleston
Maine
Doc Edwards
Karl
Edwards
Roy Smith
Steve Farr
Twins pitcher Viola welcomes son after 8-2 win
Minnesota Twins left hander Frank Viola celebrated his first child, a 7 pound 8 ounce son named Frank John, the night before the game as he pitched an 8-2 victory over the Cleveland Indians. Manager Billy Gardner quipped about Viola’s future with 20 children, while Viola joked about cigars and fatherhood after the win. Meanwhile Cleveland traded Dan Spillner to the Chicago White Sox as part of a string of moves with Chicago clubs. Spillner, 0-5 with a 5.65 ERA, appeared in 14 games this season. Viola dominated the Indians through seven innings before Pat Tabler’s two run triple ended his night.
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Minnesota Twins
Frank Viola
Cleveland Indians
Viola
Kathy
Frank John TH
Twins
Billy Gardner
Frank
Cleveland
Dan Spillner
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Chicago
Tribe
Rick Sutcliffe
George Frazier
Ron Hassey
Chicago Cubs
Spillner
Pat Tabler
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Gwendolyn Loud
Infielder Pagel
Tribe Youth Movement
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Chris Bando
Gary Gaetti
Metrodome
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