Bowling League Scores Highlight City Records And High Series
Lynn Caskey led Bay Lanes Classic action with 695 series and 245 265 185 games. Ruth Kelley topped First Niters women with 560 series, while Doris Maley posted 554 for second in UPJONUN mixed, and Fred Grayson set city marks in Independent League with 642.
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Maples
Lynn
Caskey
Co Ruth Kelley
Ruth
Rufus
Young
Doris Maley
Ounoree
Millsee
Holloway
Max Nuttall
Merv
C.O Grayson
Yne. Webber
R. Ashley
Jin Stew
Hank Reimidt
Lynn Caskey
Phyliss Winblood
Leon Kocurek
Cas
Guy Maley
Key
Grayson
Ashley
Reimer
Kocurek
Helen-Enifinger
Uppen Hla Ague
Syble Garbs
Hey
Powlets
Syble
Unicops
Shirley
Jerry
MongicHo
Carol Leich
Robert
Hollaway
Hollane
Caral Selen
Rufus, Young
Td Jack Winsood
Leon Knetek
J Onna
R. J. Young
Q. Grayson
Dale St. Clair
Dean Killingsworth
Fletcher Gye
Jack Winblood
Jerry Monglello
Wainen
Ruth Kelley
Myrt Johnston
Edna Bradley
Mary Shook
Nancy Wilkerson
Helen Emfinger
Mabel Fitzgerald
Esther Goodman
Helen Porter
Elayne Webber
Buffs Reach Crosby Invitational Tournament Semifinals
New Caney ousts Tomball 66 57 as James Burk nets 27 while Sanmy Uehn of Tomball adds 21. Spring downs Waller 66 45 with Powers scoring 19. Crosby beats High Island 61 45 led by Don Flarus 16 and Clifton 11 with 16 rebounds. SemifinalFriday at 7 50 p m pits Spring vs New Caney after Hempstead Tarkington clash. Final rounds Saturday include 5 50 pm third place, 7 70 pm consolation, and 8 40 pm championship.
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Tourmansen
New Cuney
Spring
Crosby
Hempstead
Tarkington
James Burk
New Caney
Tomball
Sanmy ‘Uehn
Soring
Waller
George ‘ Powers
Joe Wood
High Islind
Buffaloes
Don Flarus
Rocky Keene
Johnny Peaka
Johnny Clifton
Clifton
Dennie’ Jones
High Island
Jimi Leger
Bump On Head Restores Sight After 17 Years
In Dallas an unnamed woman in her 60s regained sight after banging her head on a cupboard door. She had been blind for 17 years, learning Braille and living independently. An eye specialist could not predict how long the recovery would last.
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Dallas
Nis
Namie
Vimes Herald
Goa
Cupboanlaoor
Baytown
Edge
Savelt
Pratt
Acosta
Garcia
Lovenberg
OPF
Cagrena
Kayes
Cour
Baytown Drops Close League Contest To Lovenberg
Baytown Junior High lost 23 to 24 to Galveston Lovenberg in a tight league game. Baytown led at end of the third quarter but faltered in the final period, as Lovenberg outscored them to seize the win.
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Galveston
Baytown Junior High
Galveston Lovenberg
Baytown
Red Goslins
Goslins
Lovenberg
Savall
Short
Gos Garcia
Choo Platt
Platt
Save
Red Gosling
Eame
Tool
Don Ploeger
Kyle Falkirk
Gander Cagers Travel to Northshore for Friday Night Showdown
The Gander cagers head to Northshore Mustangs Friday at 7 20 p m for a key showdown with aim to snag their second win of the season Their B team travels as visitors at 6 30 p m on the same night seeking more floor time and experience.
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Gander
Northshore Mustangs
Northshore
Sports Briefs Highlight NFL and College News
Jets fullback Muth Snell named Rookie of the Year in the American Leagues and University of Houston basketball advances. Georgia Valle fogs face tougher workouts as Nebraska seeks a win to rise to first in five games. Northwestern Louisiaiw ends annual game with Lexus due to a Negro player policy, Stephen F. Austin cited.
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New York Jet
Snell
University of Houston
Nebraska
Northwestern
Louisiaiw
Lexus Stephen F. Austin
Pexas
Navy fires coach Wayne Hardin at Annapolis
Navy announced the ouster of head football coach Wayne Hardin after a 3-6-4 season and a public clash with superiors. Doug Seavil, Hardin’s quarterback coach, was viewed as a leading internal candidate, with outside hopefuls also to be interviewed over the coming weeks. An official announcement was promised after year’s start. contracts at Navy are renegotiable and the firing followed a disputed settlement.
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Annapolis
Navy
Wayne Hardin
Doug Seavil
Hardin
Naval Academy
Kardin
William S. . Busik
Navy-athletic
Hardin Jn
Soy
Busik
Deddemy
Stepat
Army
Mann Falls 56 to 28 in district loss at Fry
Horace Mann dropped a district game to Fry Junior High 56-28. Charles Strauss led Mann with 11 points and 13 rebounds while Genero Satinas and Glen Dew added scoring. The Greenies shot 22 percent, trailed 12-9 after one and 27-23 at halftime, then were held to three points in the third quarter. Mann B squad lost 30-21. Next, Mann faces Dickinson in a non district game at Goslin Gym Monday.
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Texas City
Horace Mann
Fry
Cedar Bayou Fay
Greenies
Goslins
Charles Strauss
Horace J Mann
Gostins
Strauss
Genero Satinas
Glen Dew
Green Goblins
Jerry Harkce
Greenie
Dickinson
Goslin
Vaught Plans To Stop Tulsa In Bluebonnet Bowl
Mississippi coach Johnny Vaught says stopping Tulsa passer Jerry Rhome is essential to beat the Hurricanes in the Bluebonnet Bowl. He notes Rhome's record NCAA passing and total offense, Tulsa’s receivers Howard and Twilley, and Mississippi’s new secondary depth. Dobbs counters with outside speed. game expected around 2:30 p.m. in Rice Stadium before about 60,000 fans.
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Houston
Mississippi
Johnny “Vaught
Tulsa
Rebels
Vaught
Jerry Rhome
Associated Press
Rice University
Valight
Howard
Twilley
Rhome
Glenn Dobbs
Dobbs
ABC
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Upjonun
Jerry Mongfelia
Carol Selch
Junior Dowling
Jim Brown
Dickie Dittman
Nancy Young
David Hanson
David Mongiello
FIRST
Sue Carpenter
Peggy Pittman
Mable Filegerild
Ber Jielen Porter II
Corere Reakers League
Lan'l Smith
Matie Thornton
Bell - Ringers League
Linda French
Betty Carlisle
Bennett Adams
Jake Kaley
Mary Dobson
Lura
Scarborough
Bill Williamson
Esther, Goodmen
Max. Nuttall
Joe Lee
Industrial League
Mike Hamman
C. Q. Grayson
C. B. Fletcher
Rekte Lynn Caskey
Henry A. Scarborough
Central States Life Insurance CO
Old Line Legal Reserve
East Harris
Chambers “County
Mt. Belgien
Home Sweet Home Insurance
State Farm
Texas
State Farm Mutual
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
Moree
Bloomington, Trinals
John O. Mitchell
Cone
Poe
State of Tex
RCA Victor
U 2
Alexander Ark
RCA
Tribune
Giides
Albchannel
AROS
RCA Victor Portable
Powertal
Vista
Highlands Electrical Appliances
North Main
Highlands
RCA Whirlpool
Bloeker
BJE
Georgia Valle
Mann Falls
Johnny Vaught
Tara
Fisher
Basketpall
NYU
Pam
North Coraline
Fordham
Duquesne
Colorado
Wake Forest
Virginia
Citadel
Marshall
Furman
Coraline
Willem & Mery
Virginia Military
New Orleans
Tex
Christian Western Kentucky
Tex. Wesleyan Northwestern Lo
Lamar Tech
Sewanee
Misataelada Midwest
St. Louis
Princeton
Providence
Creighton
Miami Ohio
Bowling Green
Bradley
Utah
Rice
Dial
General Telephone Co
Delta Super
Hero
Britton-Cravens Lumber CO
Max Altman
Altman
Botany 500
Neptune
Lounart
California
Sexson
Royalton
Saxony Hall
Lewart of
Calif
University Row
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