Bowling World News Highlights and Awards
Jeannette Pierce earned Bowler of the Week with a 556 triple after a 193 162 201 games in the Girls City circuit while James Sleeman led men with a 276 game boosting his 597 series in Green Mountain League. Greene's Mobilettes topped Girls City with 2707. Bellemare and Sons led Southern Vermont with 211 over their average. Awards available at Bennington Lanes.
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Green Mountain Entries Post Time One Mile Races
Listing of pace abreast races at Green Mountain with field names and payouts for maidens and claiming events. includes FIRST SECOND and THIRD place horse entries with horse names and handlers. concludes with a music group named the Ancient Instruments Quartet performing in St Louis with featured musicians and instruments.
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Emms Named Bruins General Manager In Major Shakeup
Boston owner Weston Adams announced Hap Emms, 60, would become Bruins general manager with veteran Lynn Patrick moving to administrative vice president. Emms, praised for building young players, will share hockey-side authority with coach Milt Schmidt while Adams and Patrick handle administration as the club searches for a new farm site in Minneapolis.
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Hap) Emms
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Lee Scott First In Pownal Pace At Green Mountain Park
Lee Scott a six year old pacer, trained by Irv Foster, leads first post behind the gate in Green Mountain Park feature. Gay Yonder and Cinderella Boy challenge in a $700 purse final Twin Double leg. post time 8:10 p.m. Night marks the fourth of 51 spring harness race meetings ending May 31.
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Koufax Returns To Dodgers Camp With Bad Arm
Sandy Koufax re joins the Los Angeles Dodgers in Florida after a four day absence for examination. Team physician Dr Robert Kerlan reports elbow swelling has reduced enough to work but an arthritic condition in his left elbow may limit workouts and possibly curtail frequent pitching.
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Retired Cousy travels 90000 miles a year in busy schedule
Former Boston Celtics star Bob Cousy says retirement found him busy with coaching at Boston College, sportscasting, promotion work, and travel. He estimates about 90000 miles yearly, handles appearances, recruiting, and a summer camp, while eyeing Pearl and Pacific travels and a Big Brother of the Year citation.
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Second Place Miami Bowl: Detroit Tops Cleveland 17 16
In the 1961 NFL playoff bowl between second place teams, Detroit defeated Cleveland 17 to 16. Cleveland kicker Lou Groza previously booted a 52 yard field goal in the 1951 NFL title game, the longest in such a game. Harmon Killebrew led the Minnesota Twins with 48, 45, and 49 home runs in 1962 1963 and 1964 respectively.
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