Bowling Results From Local Leagues and Standings
Bowing scores from the Businessmen’s League Stan Lynch notes February 25 standings for Manuel’s Market Winters Account and Dunreith Grain in a multi-league summary. High team K-town Elevator 2385 and Carthage Grain 872 single game highlight the results with individual leaders led by G. Silver 569 over three games and 201 single game.
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K-town Elevator
Carthage Grain
Stan Lynch
Manuel’s. Market
Wyatt Dairy
W. Holmlund
C. Wrightsman
M. McCorkle
A. Ray
E. Carroll
Tee Dee
Ren
Pee Ae
Women’s League Scores and Team Rotations Listed
W McCleese, secretary notes standings as of February 28. Teams include First National 889 926 880 and Sleepers 847 850 949, Joseph Jewels 900 887 878, Lucky Strikes 877 788 880 and Ellotts Oil Co 814 810 839. First National sequences 1852 and 645 listed.
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Joseph Jewels
Elliotts Oil Co
Dares Lucky Strikes
the Sleepers Wewecseerecerene
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Women’s League
W. McCleese
National
the Sleepers
Honest Vic Donahey and the baked potato myth
A state auditor denied 35 cents for a baked potato triggering early press attention that led to the rise of Vic Donahey from auditor to governor and ultimately to the U S Senate. The tale, often retold, credits a single potato with launching a career.
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United States Senate
Victor
Donahey
Cleo
Honest Vic
Ohio
Senate
Washington
Vic
Raiders fall in sectional as Morristown claims title
Rush County notes tell of Carthage’s close loss to Morristown, calling it a Black Saturday after a tough sectional. Larry Jordan scores 56 in the tournament, Arlington and Rushville pull surprises, and six seniors end their high school careers with Carthage.
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Raiders
Rush County
Charles Gen
Oh An Ca
Rushville
Arlington
Carthage
Morristown
Manilla
Milroy
Yellow Jackets
Larry Jordan
Bill Kramer
Charlottesville
Raider
Marvin Heim
Mike Heim
Jon Smith
Neal Rucker
Sam Magee
Dick Patterson
Ole Chs
Indiana population projection for 1970 reaches 5.6 million
Purdue economists L T Wallace and John O Dunbar estimate Indiana’s 1970 population will be about 5.6 million, up nearly 950000 from 1960, with most growth in urban areas. They warn of regional shifts and ongoing pressures on infrastructure and economic opportunity. Cattle lice become a winter housing issue for Purdue veterinarians.
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Indiana
Lafayette
Ind
L. T. Wallace
John O Dunbar
Purdue University
Vermillion and Parke
Orange
Crawford
Indianapolis
Calumet
Fort Wayne
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Local Opportunity to Distribute Cigarettes via Dispensers
Reliable local person or both genders sought to distribute a full line of cigarettes and confections through new automatic dispensers. Requires $900 cash capital. Car and references helpful. Potential earnings from part to full time. Interview via P O Box 156 Rochester Minn. 9 1tp
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P.O. Box
Rochester
Minn
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Carth-Knight Bowling Lanes
Businessmen’s League
Wm. F. Magee
Doc
Miller Dairy
Interstate
Pearson Trucking
G. Silver
P. Ewing
B. McKain
J. Holliday
Tweedy Lumber
Dunreith Grain
Rush Co
Manuel
Mkt
A. Wel
B. Wood and Hou Stand
Manuel’s Mkt
Winters Acc’t
Dunreith Grain Rush Co
Busy Bee
Rue McDaniel
Ebruary
Rue’s Tavern
C.C.A
Ford Vending
Carth-Knight Wyatt Dairy
Carthage Larks
Do’s & Don
B. Edwards
H. Hensler
R. MecKain
J. Wells
A. Ruby
L. Edwards
N. McKain
M. Brown
Standing
Enee
Millers Dairy
Wyatt
Carth
Knight Ford
Rubicanes Cpbeeseeeneccens
Sesebusssue
Aneesere Do’s & Don
Pinspotters
Rolling Four Son
ZUD
PUREX
van Camp
Vienna
Regal
Stokely
Beanie Weenies
Little Lynn
Philadelphia
Campbbell’s Tomato Soup
Libby
Eckrich
Harrison ST
Michigan Blvd
Congress St
Drive Right Inc
U.S
Robin Hood
Nabisco
Marcal
Chicago
U.S. NO
Manuel's Market
Lucky Strikes Ellotts Oil Co
Shelbyville
John Harvey Furbay
Lincoln Library
Wilbur Gatewood
Midwest Trading Co
Greenfield, Ind
N. Walnut
Bob Win
Fadia
Stuart Morgan
Walnut St
Carthage, Ind
John M. Lynch
East St
CEN
Carthage Grain CO
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