Jowling Highlights Butter Misses 300 By Three Pins
Bowling update from May City and Jubilee Lanes shows Jim Butter narrowly missing a perfect game with 297 on a 672 series as Don Sieggall posted 265 744. Helen Netzger led may city women with a 252 ? series and numerous high scores and averages across multiple leagues including Legion Lanes and May City complexes.
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Jim Butter
Don Sieggall
May City
Jubilee Lanes
Twssme
Helen Netzger
N Sharpe
Legion Lames
Jury Will Hear Of Series Threat During World Series
Cincinnati AP report states Elwood King, 32, of Louisville, arrested during the World Series on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon in connection with an alleged threat against Oakland first baseman Gene Tenace. King waived to the Hamilton County grand jury after a municipal court appearance. he remains free on $500 bond awaiting further action as Tenace’s team the Athletics faced the Reds.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
Oakland
Jene Tenace
Elwood King
Hamilton County
Grand Jury
Euter Ea Foltar
Riverfront Stadium
Ilet As
Aan
Ser
Gracia Ailan
King
Gene Ten- Bue
Firlan Zupke
aCe
Chuck
Pee Ol
Park Tena Sue Aawe Tenace
Cabin
Cincinnati Reds
Halli Stones
Fanny
McDowell
Reds
Amanae
Athletics
Miller slams Kuhn amid baseball labor talks
Marvin Miller, head of the Players Association, blasted Commissioner Bowie Kuhn as a rank amateur in a heated New York briefing over stalled baseball labor negotiations. Miller accused Kuhn of destructive acts during Hawaii talks and warned that the conflict risks harming players and the sport as owners seek changes including free agency status and salary scales.
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Hal Hock
Miller
NEW York
Baseba
Marvin Miller
All
Nak
Lange
Players Association
Reac Miller
Hawaii
Pounalad A Datall
Lhad
Salay
Ides Stelle
Kuhn
Southern University postpones games amid student deaths and pro sports talk
In Baton Rouge three students died and athletic officials canceled and postponed basketball schedules. U.S. Jones announced rescheduled games and cited negotiations with the Players Association amid debates over free agent rules and salaries. The turmoil affected five classes and major league talk lingered on potential amendments for minor events.
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Ould
Baton Rouge
Illee
U.S. Jones
Imes
Southern University
Baton
Dents
Miller
Rouge Hag
Jones
Joffer
Atatos
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Sal Bartels
Penny McDow
Kathy
Janes
Esther Crotty
Bernice Tahjens
Mary Huffman
Freda Miller
Nowadzky
Dwayne Long
Ben Jef
Worlo Hien
Dave McNa
Carol Bry
Lancerettes Jeagu
Diane Larson
Carla Dindrick
Linda Mouchka
Ida Jilek
Margaret Freeman
May City Belles League
Charlotte Beeson
Doris Rowray
Mary Meier
Leslie Keller
Elmar de
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Poe
Lanes Wednarday
Frank Imabhil
Dudureiser
Carsten
Legion Lanes
Denny Glesler
Laval
Wainea
City Falar
Macqarat Freaman
Gwen
Share
Sonn Tons
Rogers
Shen
Glenn Hav
Peg Cametis
Ilreh
Stevgall
Haa
Bob “Simanak
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Mandel Lone Luce & Sullivan
Carol Bree
RESIS
Gary Seringborn
Rites
Elty
Becky Gilchristle
Nelda
Hamer
Herman Brown
Lanbie
Fob Peat Slane
Iowa Glass
Midnighters
Jim Kloewer
Leata Novotny
Joe Omelik
Carol Phillips
Argion & EU, Sme
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Town House Motor Inn
Gibson Realtors
Center Point Rd
Bowie Kuhn
Ercaem
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Millers
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Coats & Clark
Second Avenue Bridge
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