Local Bowling Leaders Dominate Columbia Lanes Night
Pro bowler Rose Schatzel of Kingston tops single with 244 and 573 series at Columbia Lanes. Nassau Islanders lead Class A with 2650. Buffalo Savings Bank 2610 and Chiodo Insurance 2454 pace Class B. Channel Masters No 3 2271 and Bowletorium Mixed 2052 lead Class D. Doubles and team standings reshuffled as Towne Lamb top Class B doubles with 1048. Burnham Bloomfield lead Class D doubles with 851.
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Hart Caps Azalea Playoff in Longest Golf Finish
Hart, a Hinsdale club pro, and Phil Rodgers battled through an 18 hole playoff plus eight extra holes at the Azalea Open in Wilmington. Hart finally won with a par on the eighth extra hole after a dramatic chip in, finishing 12 under for Cape Fear Country Club. Joe Campbell was third at two back.
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76ers Take 2-1 Lead Over Royals In Playoffs
Philadelphia 76ers beat Cincinnati Royals 108 to 84 to move ahead 2-1 in the Eastern Division semifinals. Wilt Chamberlain scored 17 as Lucius Jackson and Chet Walker drove in while Al Bianchi and Hal Greer hit from outside. The next game is in Philadelphia, with the winner facing Boston in the division finals.
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New Era In Car Racing Ushered In At Sebring
At Sebring Florida AP report of the 12 hour Sebring race where Jim Hall of Midland Texas drove a Chevrolet powered car with automatic transmission to victory amid heavy rain. Hall and Hap Sharp completed 196 laps at an average 65.723 mph on a 5.2 mile course. Ford Shelby duo won prototype and grand touring categories. 42 of 66 starters finished.
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Branson's Offy Wins Bryan Race in Arizona
Don Branson of Champaign Illinois won the Jimmy Bryan Memorial 150 mile race in Phoenix driving a conventional front engine Offenshauser at about 105 mph. Jim McLereath of Arlington Texas finished second in a rear engine Offenshauser. A. J. Foyt quit after 40 laps with engine trouble while leading early, and Lloyd Ruby had led from 10 miles before fading. Mario Andretti led early before spinning at the 111 mile mark after a collision with John Rutherford.
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Riverside
California
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
John Rutherford
Forth Worth, Tex
Clemente Returns to Work with Pirates in Miami
Roberto Clemente, last season's batting champion, arrived in Miami after illness at his Puerto Rico home and joined the Pittsburgh Pirates for a workout on Saturday.
Jockey Seeks A Grand Slam After Grand National Win
American amateur rider Tommy Smith in Aintree celebrates a Grand National victory with Jay Trump after also winning the Maryland Hunt Cup. Smith, 26, from Middleburg Virginia, eyes the French Auteuil steeplechase in June for the grand slam. The horse is owned by Mrs. Mary Stephenson of Cincinnati and is American bred.
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Jay Trump
Smith
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Auteil
Bullets Face Chance to Close Series in St Louis
Baltimore Bullets hold a 2-1 lead over the St. Louis Hawks in the NBA Western Division semifinals and can clinch the series with a win tomorrow night. Bob Pettit, aging legend, has shown limited form as Hawks seek to extend the series amid Pettit’s lingering injuries.
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Jo Ann Prentice Leads After Second Round at All-State
Jo Ann Prentice, after eight years on tour with no win, held a one stroke lead in the All-State Women's Golf Tournament in Jackson Mississippi. A par 72 gave her a 36 hole total of 146 as four birdies on the front nine were offset by four bogeys on the back. Kathy Whitworth shot 72 to trail by one with 147, while Sandra Haynie posted 149 after a 73.
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Reiman Wins Daytona 200 Cycle Race In Rain
Roger Reiman of Kewanee wins the Daytona 200 for the second straight year riding a Harley-Davidson at Daytona International Speedway. He averaged 90.041 mph over 53 laps in wet conditions, claiming $3,250 of the $12,250 purse as Mert Lawwill finished 40 seconds back. Two other riders were injured among 94 starters and 6,500 fans watched.
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Reds Edge Yanks as Robinson Hammers Three Run Homer
Frank Robinson hits a three run homer in the first inning to spark the Cincinnati Reds to a 4-2 win over the New York Yankees. Pete Rose doubles, Vada Pinson is hit by a pitch, and Clete Boyer homers for New York in the exhibition clash.
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Saturday Scores Across Leagues and Cities
Reported scores from Saturday show Milwaukee, Cincinnati and Houston 2. Philadelphia and Los Angeles 1. New York 5. Detroit 3. St Louis 2. Chicago 2. New York 5. Kansas City. San Francisco 11. Cleveland 4. Los Angeles 4. Pittsburgh 3. Baltimore 10. Washington 3.
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Russian weightlifter sets middleweight world record
Vyacheslav Kozlov of Russia set a world record in the middleweight class by pressing 327.38 pounds at the Russian Federation Championships in Orenburg, Tass News Agency reported Sunday.
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Twin Double Payoffs Highlight Horse Racing WTQ Odds
The story details near misses and record TD payouts in harness and thoroughbred racing. Bettors in New Jersey hit a $124,972 TD at Gulfstream, while Yonkers and Roosevelt Raceway led a string of top payouts over $100,000, with Quick Guy finishing third in Yonkers’ mile pace.
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Toledo teen tops National AAU boxing in 178 pound class
Roger Russell an 18 year old high schooler from Toledo led a field of nine belt winners to be crowned National AAU boxing champion. He won by unanimous decision in the finals over Curtis Thomas of Cincinnati and carried a 19 bout unbeaten streak after a near flawless tournament run.
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Philadelphia
Curtis Thomas
Cincinnati
Russell
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