Bowling Highlights From Del Cline and Friends in Local Leagues
Del Cline bowled his first 700 series with a 711 on games of 256 246 and 209 in the Cannon Ball Eight league. Joan McCord added a 605 for a season high fifteenth 600 series in the Rollin Stones loop. Other scores include Marlyce Stuefen 243, Ida McSkimming 225, and a 962 team game by V J Cycle Sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
Joan McCord
May City Comets
Marlyce Stuefen
Gals
Ida McSkimming
Carol Hensch
Mary Seeley
V-J Cycle Sports
del Cline
Bill Miley
Marvin Porter
Paul Yeaman
Jim Grahiman
Floyd
Teas Iadanna
Jack
Weldon
del C
Jerry Henderson
Argin
Joan Stoke Line
Tom Twombly
Fry
Paul Yearan
Bill Hanna
Bill Smiley Hanna
Bill Smiley
Dave Hampton
Oe Henderson
Winterowd
Beob
Ray
Gary Linn
Martyce
Foorme
Soere
George McKinney
Juefen
Artine Pener
Jean Ford
Dee
m—Val K Louise
Say Lester is Next Maryland Grid Boss
College Park Maryland AP The University of Maryland scheduled a news conference for 1 p.m. Friday amid reports that Roy Lester a successful area high school coach would be named head football coach Lester 44 a graduate of West Virginia University has lost only 10 games during 10 years as coach at Richardson High School in Rockville Md
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
University of Maryland
Roy Lester
Lester
West Virginia University
Richardson High School
Rockville
Psychiatrist notes few injuries in pro football prompt
New York AP reports Dr. Chester M. Pierce says the game’s psychology drives players to avoid injuries. He cites fatigue from stress and sleep loss as a cause, noting worry over job security disrupts sleep and biological rhythms during football seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pierce
Division of Medical Sciences
National Research Council
National Footballleague
Medical Tribune
Wanted Ad: Dial 369-1234 for Quick Help
A brief police style notice directs readers to call 369-1234 to locate a specific item via a wanted ad. The text emphasizes a quick search method and provides the contact number for assistance.
Industrialist May Balance Dean's Cut
Calvin Griffith president of the Minnesota Twins faced pressure over salary cuts for stars with reports of an outside offer to Dean Chance. An Eastern industrialist allegedly proposed 5000 to offset Chance 1969 pay plus a 5000 bonus on 20 wins. Griffith planned face to face talks to finalize Chance 55 000 salary down from 1968. Cesar Tovar and Jim Kaat remained unsigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando, Fla
Calvin Griffith
Minnesota Twins
Dean Chance
Griffith
Chance
the Tribune
Orlando
Jim Kaat
Cesar Tovar
Brumel Returns to Jump 6-7 Feet in Comeback Test
Soviet high jumper Valery Brumel, out since 1965 after a leg break, cleared 6 feet 7 inches in a Moscow comeback test at Young Pioneers Stadium. His coach called the result encouraging as Brumel nears full competition, with American trainer Bob White assisting and U S athletes training nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Valery Brumel
Brumel
Mark
Tokyo
Young Pioneers Stadium
United States
Bob White
Wayne State University
Detroit
St John Leads Buckeye Open with 24 Game Lead
San Jose bowler Jim St John surged to the 24 game lead in the Buckeye Open in Toledo Ohio. He compiled six game blocks of 1448 and 1356 for a 5505 total to pace 15 semifinalists into match game play. Today's 16 game round will cut field to five for Saturday finals with a 6000 prize to the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Jim St. John
San Jose
Calif
Ssn
St. John
Cyclist Sets Track Qualifying Record in Daytona Trials
Frank Camillieri of Chelsea Mass set a track qualifying record at 134.831 mph on a Yamaha during Thursday trials ahead of Friday's 100 mile amateur race in Daytona Beach Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Beach
Fla
Frank Camillieri
Chelsea
Mass
European heavyweight title bout ends in knockout confusion
In Taunton a boxing match with Henry Cooper, Ernie Chu Garcia and others produced a chaotic result as Puerto Joe knocked out Ken, while European title implications remained unsettled amid unclear scoring and a held bout status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rome
Henry Cooper
Great Britain
Pe Piere Tommestal
Italy
Etaineduropean
Rues Ameness
Ernie Aus Chu Garcia
Sis Evens Manne
Taunton
Mene’ Mesan
Beeton
On Burke
Llanas
Joe
Ken
Mavericks End Kentucky’s Top Spot in ABA Showdown
Houston snapped an eight game skid by beating Kentucky 126-110 at home as Stew Johnson poured in 37 and teammates Verga 29 Swaggerty 28. Indiana beat New York 125-87 while Los Angeles crushed Denver 142-119.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Houston
Kentucky
American Basketball Assn
Mavericks
Colonels
Indiana Pacers
New York Nets
Indianapolis
Stew Johnson
Bob Verga
Keith Swaggerty
Louie Dampier
Indiana
Freddie Lewis
Roger Brown
Nets
Willie Somerset
New York
Dallas
Miami
Ron Boone
Cincy Powell
Los Angeles
Denver
George Lehmann
Los
Littler Tops PGA Money List With Narrow Lead
Gene Littler holds the No. 1 position on the PGA tour money list with $52,428 earned this year. Miller Barber sits just behind at $52,380, edging Jack Nicklaus to third with $42,238. Tom Shaw escapes Orlando Citrus Open glory to rank fourth with $39,331 and Lee Trevino rises to fifth at $35,561 along with other top earners Archer, Aaron, Casper, Still, and Sifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach Gardens
Frs
Gene Littler
Miller ‘Barber
Assny
Littler
Barber
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Shaw
Orlando
Lee Trevino
George Archer
Tommy Aaron
Billy Casper
Ken Still
Charles Sifford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Don Walton
Dima
Estell Vizal
Tull
Fashion Cleaners
Berger Coast
Iowa Mig Co—Fioyd Doty Donne
Impactors
Vildine
Val Kopecky
Minnie McQuiston
Shorewood
Rey "Noy
A DB
Hampton
Rebboows Ae Block
Vivian Belles
Bona Trickey
Ida Ay Heater
Rainbow
Ramco Wed
Karen Langfitt
Deannie Young
Dixie Willett
Tony Sediacek
Frank Jo
Bev Backhaus
Premes
Four
Poe
Ruth Konecny
Barb! Waychoff
Sreteate En
Aa Pave -Yearian
Del-Ray Place
Jon Melon Lovie
Mans Cube
Margaret Jensen
Boegel
Carringer
Bud Hilton
Pas Drywall ‘Sa
Mawatha A & Vian
Keetrvin’ Porter Miane
Archway
Marion Tyrants
Heifman Ins
Collins and Nite Owl
John
Cole
Spacers
Untouchables
Ruth Greene
Pinettes
Ibinger
A. Bag Miller
Ewe
Ear
Edna Rathie
Ni Angel Mistiie
Rosie Renders
Baskin-Robbins
de Butters
Carol Potter
Carolyn Rock
Elite
Say Lester
Maryland
Coralville Reservoir
Crestliner
Marina
Midriver
Coralville Res
North Liberty
Sunda
Cedar Rapids Coliseum
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Epharmei Rta
MR. Univ Ag Gordon 'S Maynard
Rudy Martin
and Tommy Martin
Dor” Murdock
Don Kent
Etchison
Hester
Murdock
Sportsman’ S Center
14Th Ave
Scotts EarlyBird
Scotts
Windsor
Dealer Lumberland
Third Ave
Chester M. Pierce
University of Oklahoma
St. Louis
Dean
The
Minneapolis Tribune
Cobra
UPI Photo
Gretchen Lorber
Gretchen
Union-Whitten
Cobras
Carlisle
Mattingly
MOORE
OY Efort Distilling CO
Lawrence Burg
Angeles
Lehmann
Stars
Larry Jones
Don Freeman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!