Raymonds, Jewelers lead in weekly bowling standings
The Raymond keglerettes extended their lead in the Ladies A League by taking two games and total pinfall from Leed's. Raymond Jewelers boosted their edge in the WEW Ladies B League with a sweep over Connie's, while Avalon Jassies widened their margin in the Ladies B League. Exhibition baseball scores, NBA results, and boxing results follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wees
Raymond Keglerettes
Leed’s
Humes
Maple Maulers
Fead
Hennink
Fish
Bush
Benmink
Bennink
Bennink's’ S48, 664, Bol
Raymond Jewelers
WEW
Connie's
The
Corry Journal
Hartley
VFW Tavies
Toll
Avalon Jassies
Root
Rossbacher
Leed
Losh
Avalon Center
Helen Shoppe
AD Domestic
Lew Machine
Rossbauher
Keglera Aims For Top in American Bowling Congress Meet
The Keglera team challenges the top maps in the American Bowling Congress tournament in Chicago as scores climb toward 3000. Budweiser Beers of Cincinnati leads with 3106, while Joe Galbrese heads the singles at 11 set. The Ray Hardin Robert Brockman duo top the two man event with 1320 as other events trend higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keglera
Chicago
Cincinnati
Joe Galbrese
South Hackensack
N. J
Ray Hardin-Robert Brockman
Daytons
Hockey Scores From American League Burgh Hershey 2
In a recent American League game, Hershey posted a 2 goal total while St Louis Bravidence finished with 5. Blondie reports the update from the rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgh
Hershey
St. Louis's
Bravidence
Giants Rally for 8 in 8th to Beat Chisox in Exhibition
Wilhelm, a 20 year old stocky pitcher, saved the Giants as they erased an 10-8 deficit with eight runs in the eighth inning to beat the White Sox 16-14. Lockman, Thomson, Mueller and Noble homered for New York. Carrasquel and Minoso homered for Chicago.
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Wilhelm
Chicago
Senators
Reds
Bosox
Dodgers
Phils
Associated Press
Hoyt Wilhelma
Seatson
Sll
New York Giants
Allan Worthington
Chicago White Sox
Giants
Whiley Lockman
Bobby Thomson
Don Mueller
Ray Noble
Chico Carrasquel
Minnie Minoso
White Sox
Taps
Fla
Washington Senators
Ken Raffensberger
Cincinnati Reds
Eddie Miles
Cubs
Cleveland T Dians
Herb Score
Dave Hoskins
Jake Stricker
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Wally Lammers
Jack Dittmer
Boston
Dittmer
Exe
Wilee
Jim Solt
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Bob Wiesler
Johny Schmitz
Johnny Sain
Red Sox
San Berngrimp
St. Louis Browns
Los Angeles
Junior Gilliam
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Philadelphia A
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gari Scheib
Trank Finovich
Bucs
College basketball playoff results and scores recap
NCAA playoff action shows Depaul 74 Miami Ohio 1 and Fordham 67 Holy Cross 87 Navy 74. Seattle 88 Idaho State 77. Saint Peters 81 Southwest Texas 60. Texas techs 57 Springfield Missouri 95 Geneasa 74. NIT Seton Hall 70 Niagara 74. Duquesne 69 Western Kentucky. Kansas State 108 Nebraska 100. Oklahoma A M 65 Oklahoma 59. Denver 60 Colorado A M 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depaul
Miami
Oho
Lebanon Valley
Fordham
Holy Gross
Navy
Santa Clare
Hardin-Simmons
Seattle
Idaho State
Baltimore Loyola
Portland
Texas
Adrian
Mich
St. Peters
Southwest
tOkis
Arkansas Tech
Hash Carolina At
Arizona State
Tempe
East Tenn
Hamline
Louisiana Tech
Stetson
Town Techys
Springfield
Geneasa
Tenn
Geneva
Seton Hall
Niagara
Duquesne
Western Kentucky
Lebanon Valley Upsets Fordham in NCAA Regional Play
In Philadelphia Lebanon Valley defeated Fordham 80 67 to reach the regional finals with Holy Cross beating Navy and Seattle, Santa Clara, and De Paul and Notre Dame advancing in other regions. Final sites set for Kansas City and other venues with pairings announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Notre Dame
de Pail
Holy Cross
Seattle
Santa Clara
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Eastern Kentucky
de Paul
Ohio
Idaho State
Santa Lara
Hardin— Simmons
Palo Alto
Chicago
de Pais
Indiana
Raleigh
N.C
Wake Forest
Lebanon Valley
Louisiana State
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Oklahoma City
Texas Christian
Oklahoma A&m
AbbotVallis
Ore
Washington
Wyoming
Kansas City
Seton Hull
Niagara
Duquesne
Western Kentucky
St. John's
PIA A Playoff Scores Roundup From Various Districts
In a batch of scholastic playoffs several teams posted scores including Slatingtown 7 over Parkland 55, Clearfield 67 over Bradfort 42, Darby 67 over Bristol 43, Sharon 64 over Washington 50, Ridley Park 54 over Hilltown 43, Harter 88 over Hughestown 51, Fredonia 46 over West Springfield 36, Center Hall 58 over Roaring Spring 49, Allentown 77 over Ashilane 64, Hollidaysburg 48 over Tock Haven 28, Montoursville 55 over Athens 51, Chambersburg 51 over Ephrata 49, White Haven 88 over Cressona 68, Old Forge 43 over West Hazleton 32, Waymart 58 over Newton-Ransom 50. MIAMI BEACH reports Johnny Saxton 1474 Brooklyn and Bud Smith 1444 Cincinnati drawing 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cholastic
PIAA
Slatingtown
Parkland
Clearfield
Bradfort
Darby
Bristol
Sharon
Washington
Ridley Park
Hilltown
Harter
Hughestown
Fredonia
West Springfield
Center Hall
Roaring Spring
Allentown
Ashilane
Hollidaysburg
Tock Haven
Montoursville
Athens
Chambersburg
Ephrata
White Haven
Cressona
Moore To Meet Valdes In A Televised 10 Round Fight
Archie Moore of St Louis defends his light heavyweight crown tonight at the St Louis Arena facing Cuban heavyweight Valdes. The bout, scheduled for ten rounds, will be broadcast by CBS with local and national telecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Atkins
Cleveland
Jimmy Garter
Carter
Atkins
George Araljo
Teddy
Davis
Cleveland Arena
Avsojo
Willie Ketchum
Garwas
Ohio City
Amujo-Davis
Maren
Boston
Tommy Collins
NBA
Araujo
Moore
Valdes
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Nino Wales
Idh
Archie Moore
T Louisan Moore
CBS
American Hockey League Announces 1983 Playoff Schedule
The AHL announced 1983 playoff dates with preliminary best of five playoff rounds starting March 24 or 26. Title series will be best of seven, beginning March 31 or April 7, with the top four teams after the regular season qualifying for two semifinal series. Teams include Cleveland Pittsburgh Hershey St Louis Providence and others contending for the final spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonena
ST. Louis
Emory Dones
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Serapist
Hershey
Providence
Sagebrush Trail and Tonight’s WBEN Schedule
WBEN listings show tonight’s lineup with Sagebrush Trail at 0:00 and 0: News, followed by Spottlight, Superman, Outdoor Camera, Tab News Caravan, Godfrey's Friends, Theatre, Bosing, Sports, Late News, The Web, Theatre, and various daytime programs including Today NOWs Your Figure Garry Moore Learn and Live Children's Theatre Shopper's Guide Arthur Godfrey Fancy Cooking Your Family News Love of Life Search for Tome and Guiding Light across the late afternoon and evening slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBEN
L Tonight
Pheyfiouse
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
News
Tome
Guiding Light
NYU Drops Football Amid Rising Intercollegiate Costs
New York University announced the football program is discontinued due to escalating costs and financial pressures. Chancellor Henry T. Harald cited a prudent, realistic reassessment of football spending within the university's overall budget as the rationale.
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NEW York University
NEW York
New York Tiversity
Intercollenia
Violeta
Henry T. Hiald
NYU
Unekaw Boe Auth Warly
Chick Meppin
Ell
Ara
Kinston
Lafayette
Syracuse
Boston University
Holy Cross
Forellion
Teregyle
Boxing Notes on Matches and Locations
White Plains and San Antonio boxing results feature fighters Samy Guliani Slansfort and Joe Tonaselly in listed bouts with outpoints and addresses like 183 Elizabeth Nid and 153 St Paul. The terse report notes weights and ring outcomes with minimal context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
W. Y
Samy Guliani
Slansfort
Con
Joe “Nocky" Tonaselly
Elizabeth
Nid
San Antonio
Tex
St Paul
Durant
Sharon Tigers Reach Finals in District 7 Play
Sharon Tigers advance toward the district final in a high scoring state schoolboys matchup. Jaekefinrer led with 26 points as Sharon defeated Luaphtysra in a key semifinal, setting up a showdown against Ferrell for the district championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Tigers
Msenetted Brass
Harrisburg Linn
Uhe Foi
Farrell Heam
Suse Tue
Gneterdisig
Ferrell
Eluempion
Tigers
Jaekefinrer
Reguie Pea Bun Tvits
Yearniay
Carvad
Lohner
Amewhat
Snipeistur M-paat
Luaphtysra Teil
Prieliy
WeNgular Sania
Shiva
Weial
Rome
Kiner and Rickey Feud Not Battle of Words
In Los Angeles Ralph Kiner and General Manager Branch Rickey clash over contract terms but avoid public argument. Kiner, the league's top earner last season, hints at a move if talks stall as a 2 percent pay slash looms under baseball law.
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Kiner
Rickey
Battle
sey _mompusanes
Eae
Los Angeles
Shireer
Ralph Kiner
Branch Rickey
Karner
Caney
Ralph
Fortaine
Kner
Wii
Nas Een Wirkum
Yiu
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Raymond
Mete
Thompson
Mabel Shoppe
al I Brigham
Fogle Lumber Oc
All-Way Electric
Nets
Mabel Shopyo
Brigham
All ~ Way Electric
Fogle Lumber
Mary Hnatyszyn
Jo Harvey
Mildred Hail
St Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Rochester
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Salt Lake City
Hein Ten Hott
Germany
Lonnie Clark
Joe Giambra
Buffalo
Otis Graham
Philladelphia
ABC
Alldas
William W. Davis
Olean Yankees
George Strickland
Cleveland Indians
Charles Sipple
McAdoo
John Bernardina
Pirates
Canisius College
Joe Niland
Niland
Dhe
Canisius
Golden Griffins
Dom DiMaggio
Penn State
Sam Marino
Tony Flore
Adam Rois
Marino
Blondie
Chisox
Nowe Dane
Buster Hennecky
Olver
Kansas State
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Denver
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
W. Main
Pei
Miami Beach
Johnny Saxton
Wallace
Bud” Smith
Drew
Ben Incatvenskey
D. W. Clark
South First Ave
Niederriter Co
Matiner Playhouse
Meet the Millers
Melody Mulipby
Bvlde and Groom
Travelers
Ford Theatre
Martin
Norman Brokenshire
Paw Winchell
b—Tutent
Patrot
Marshail
Sherwood
Niederriter’s
Rey
Frigidaire
Tiederiter Rriter Company, Incy
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