Bowling Results Show Varied Highs Across League Standings
High series and games led by C Ross 622 and M Sullivan 205 in scratch and handicap divisions. Citgo posted top team scratch and handicap marks, while Ruth Dugas and Judy Anderson posted notable individual scores. Multiple split pickups and high game listings cap a dense, names-filled results page.
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C. Ross
Sullivan
Ross
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P Chapman
J. Ladd
M Rayn
P Bethman
Jackson
J Lowrey
E Windham
J Harvey
M Herald
J. Campbell
D. Casto
G Krueger
Herron
Bishop
C Ross
D Daughen
Baugh
D Brissey
F Hutto
J. Pattison
J Workman
G Krenger
Ruth Dugas
Judy Anderson
Cardinals Trade Pitcher Jim Kremmel to White Sox
The St. Louis Cardinals sent left handed pitcher Jim Kremmel to the Chicago White Sox for right handed pitcher Dennis O'Toole.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Kremmel
Chicago White Sox
Dennis O'Toole
Unclear OCR Sports Card Listing Featuring Players and Scores
Fragmentary OCR reads a sports roster with names such as Jim Parker Lew Bell Jack George Rufus Barrett Rufus and others plus numbers like 213 216 212 211 and team indicators. The text lacks context for a full report.
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Jim Parker
Laytos
Jum Chapman
Joey Barsh
Bob Reidman
Lew Bell
Bob George
Richard Bragg
Jack George
Rufus Barrett
Owner-Trainer Team Tries Camden Again
The Camden race features Stephen C. Clark Jr and Sidney Watters Jr with Bailar, a flat stakes winner, stepping into steeplechase for the Colonial Cup. Bailar aims to emulate Shadow Brook as a top jumper after limited schooling at Saratoga and Belmont Park.
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Kings Archibald Fined After Frustration Bailout by Cousy
Nate Archibald, key player for the Kansas City-Omaha Kings, was fined by coach Bob Cousy after venting to press about teammates. Archibald, sidelined by an Achilles injury, played 20 minutes in a 112-110 loss to the Buffalo Braves, scoring 10 points with six assists as the team sank to 4-5.
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Gibson rates Oklahoma ahead after tough win
Kansas State coach Vince Gibson, after a 56 14 loss to Oklahoma, says the Sooners are better than the national runners up the last two seasons. He calls Oklahoma's triple option the toughest he has seen and concedes they may be No. 1 in the country.
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Nixon Keeps Heat Off Osborne in Husker Bumper Years
Nebraska fans recall the 1970s explosive Johnny Rodgers era while lamenting a lack of offense under Coach Tom Osborne. An Omaha World-Herald account quotes a Lincoln coffee shop patron saying Nixon’s presence keeps heat off Osborne.
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Tom Osborne
Omaha World-Herald
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Richard Nixon
Streaks End as Southern California and Guilford Lose
Southern California suffered its 23 game unbeaten run ending Saturday and Guilford College saw its 32 game losing streak halted. Players celebrated by stuffing trainer Neil Welborne headfirst into a trash can of ice in the Guilford locker room.
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Cal Stoll Declines to Rank Teams After Fourth Loss
Minnesota coach Cal Stoll refused to compare powers after a series of defeats to ranked teams. The Gophers fell 56-7 to Ohio State and 48-7 to Nebraska, 34-19 to Kansas, and 34-7 to Michigan. He noted better play against Michigan and warned the upcoming Ohio State vs Michigan clash will be a tough, defensive Big Ten game in late November at Ann Arbor.
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Woolbright Shares State Award
Wofford back Ricky Satterfield and South Carolina linemen Rick Anthony and Marty Woolbright named state's college football Players of the Week on offense by the South Carolina Association of Sportswriters. Satterfield gained 159 yards on 30 carries in Wofford’s 33 25 loss to Elon.
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Wofford
Rick Anthony
Marty Woolbright
South Carolina
Satterfield
Elon
Steeler QB Dilemma Fizzles as Noll Plays It Safe
Pittsburgh coach Chuck Noll quipped that if both quarterbacks had been knocked out he would punt and play defense. The Steelers beat Cincinnati 20 13 as Terry Hanratty finished after Terry Bradshaw left with a shoulder separation.
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Chuck Noll
Cincinnati
Noll
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Joe Namath
Steelers
Bengals
Terry Hanratty
Terry Bradshaw
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