Amherst Team Wins Ohio Bowling Championship
Garkind Funeral Home of Amherst led by Wayne Garland and captain Bob Sennhenn won the Ohio Suite Bowling Championship with a 3 268 total on 2 989 actual pins and 274 pin handicap. Garland posted 960 1046 983 for 79 strikes. Corr Sennhenn Mileti Drozdowski Welch and Prozdowski Sharpened the squad’s effort. The team outpaced Foltz Restaurant of Pauling 3 262 and other contenders in a tournament running since March with about 6 000 bowlers in Ohio.
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Kuhn's turn to make stand in gambling era
In a era of shifting views on integrity, commissioner Bowie Kuhn faces the gambling questions surrounding team owners with stakes in Las Vegas casinos. The Yankees scoreboard warning “No betting permitted” echoes the sport’s long anti-gambling policy once enforced by Ed Barrows and Babe Ruth.
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Decathlon meeting at C-T tonight for Elyria event
A Decathlon coordination meeting is set for tonight at the Chronicle-Telegram office at 7 30 PM to assign roles such as timers judges and scorers. Final heat draws and details will be reviewed at the Tuesday June 3 session. Entries close June 2 with a $2 daily entry fee and medals for event winners.
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Pepitone Breaks Slump with Game Winning Homer
Yankee slugger Jov Pepitone ends his slump with a game winning homer in both ends of a doubleheader sweep over California. He adds four hits in the twinbill and lifts his weekend total to six in eight swings, boosting his average to .254.
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Casey's Drive In Softball to face Lorain County Welfare at West Park
Casey's Drive In will play Lorain County Welfare at 6 30 on Diamond Two at West Park tomorrow night. Thursday practice is set for 6 20 at Edison School.
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Class D Team Holds Practice Session
Sehlather Insurance announces the Flyrna Class D League will hold a practice Thursday at 5 45 pm at North Recreation Meld.
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Six records in danger at Elyria Catholic Preview
Elyria Catholic hosts its sixth annual track preview at Knights of Columbus Field with entrants from Amherst, Clearview, Elyria Catholic, Midview, Oberlin, Westlake, Firelands, Keystone and North Ridgeville. Prelims start 4:30 p.m. finals 6:15 p.m. Mile relay closes the meet at 8 p.m.
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Gallion-Jameson Wins Playoff For Twisters League Crown
Gallion-Jameson defeated Chury-Coe 2 to 1 in a rolloff to claim the season championship in the Twisters League on Saturday night at Center Ridge Lanes. Gallion-Jameson were second half champions while Chury-Coe won the first half.
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Majestic Prince Skips Belmont Bid in Triple Crown Quest
Belmont Stakes may not brighten Triple Crown hopes as Majestic Prince withdraws from the Belmont. Johnny Longden and owner Frank McMahon indicate a likely end to the campaign with the colt returning to California, despite a controversial disqualification call in the Preakness.
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Firelands Conference meet at Hillsdale track
Firelands Conference track meet set for Hillsdale High with prelims at 4 p.m. and finals at 7 p.m. Last year five records fell as Milan Edison and Western Reserve figures among top contenders.
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Haynie Wins St Louis Women Open In Sudden Death
Sandra Haynie captured the St Louis Women s Open title defeating Kathy Whitworth and Peggy Wilson after three playoff holes. Haynie earned 2400 dollars from a 16000 purse, Whitworth tied for the lead with an eight foot birdie on 18, then bogeyed the playoff third to bow out.
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