Bowling Results and Standings From Thursday Night Mixed League
Readouts show Krazy Kats MM WH 72 Glenn Widner 416 and player scores for women and men led by Jewell Harvey 199-188 and Leo Terry 201-197-176. High series list features Betsy Anderson 523 and Leo Terry 574 with multiple team results and national league trophies noted across clubs and players.
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Krazy Kats
Glenn Widner
Jo-Willis
Toros
Avengers
Alley Cats
Uh-Oh
Jewell Harvey
Betsy Anderson
Jewell Terry
June Rea
Ruth Jones
Mary Corum
Stephanie Maddock
Tom Corum
Joe Jones
Leo Terry
Ronnie Sowash
Bob Eaton
Bertie Jones
Bill Widmner
Charles Soos
Sonny Todd
Clinton Harris
Dick Glenn
Frank Young
Corum
Eaton
Berlie Jones
Charles Owens
Vanishing dollar signs spur Detroit toward pennant chase
Detroit star Bill Freehan recalls lost earnings from last year as the Tigers open a large lead in the American League. Manager Mayo Smith reshaped the bullpen and lineup with young arms and a veteran core led by McLain Lolich Kaline Horton and Northup. Kaline’s injury and return helped steady a club built on depth and continuity.
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New York
Detroit Tigers
Bill Freehan
Tigers
California
Freehan
Johnny Podres
Fred Gladding
Dave Wickersham
Hank Aguirre
Larry Sherry
Mayo Smith
Fred Lasher
Pat Dobson
John Hiller
Daryl Patterson
Jon Warden
Smith
Don McMahon
John Wyatt
Ray Oyler
Tom Matchick
Army
Oyler
Dick Tracewski
al Kaline
Mickey Stanley
Jim Northrup
Kaline
Detroit
Norm Cash
Willie Horton
Dick McAuliffe
Don Wert
Cash
Northup
Stanley
Gates Brown
Eddie Mathews
Jimmie Price
Water Pollution Threat to Fishing Raised in Outdoor Note
Thomas Z. Atkeson discusses oxygen depletion from sewage and organic waste as a limit to fish, notes snakes study by Dr. Henry M. Parrish, cites rabbit behavior, urges awareness of stream channelization plans, and poses questions about potential gun control effects on crime and safety.
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Thomas Z. Atkeson
Henry M. Parrish
University of Missouri
Columbia School of Medicine
Alaska
Hawaii
Russellville
Baltimore Sends Adamson To Minors
The Baltimore Orioles optioned pitcher Mike Adamson to Rochester of the International League on Saturday to clear roster space for Dave Leonhard who returned from a two week National Guard encampment. Adamson had a $75,000 bonus last season. Leonhard, a rookie in the rotation, stands 5-4 with a 3.07 ERA. Richert is expected back from guard training Sunday.
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NEW York
Baltimore Orioles
Mike Adamson
Rochester
Dave Leonhard
National Guard
Adamson
Leonhard
Iis
Pete Richert
Indian women's hockey team invited for tours in December
Uganda and Ceylon invite an Indian women's hockey team to tour their countries in December. The National Institute of Meat requests necessary foreign exchange from the government.
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Lucknow
India
Uganda
Ceylon
National Institute of Meat
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Aonday
Perma-Press
Ey iv
Reg. Price
Roberts Bros “Men’s’ Wear
Westgate Shopping Center
Avengers Krazy Kats
Moore’s Gin
Johnson’s Clothing Store
Gibson’s Pharmacy
Minnow
Russell’s Shell
National Guard No
Tucker Pest Control
Kings Cleaners
Russell’s. Minnow
Gobble-Fite
Nungester Drugs
Tucker’s Pest Control
Southern Sash
Johnson’s Clothling Store
King’s Cleaners
C. Allen
T Glo-Worms
Three Hopes
Sports of the Times
George Vecsey
New York Times News Service
Dennis McLain
Earl Wilson
Joe Sparma
Mickey Lolich
McLain
Tiger Organization
J.G.A
Inez Bates
Marie Perry
Carol King
Pat Haney
Inez Baites
Brenda Pga
Nancy Gillette
Pin Pale
We Three
Péterson
R. B
Jack Nelson
Jay Buysse
Markley
Jimmy Pannell
L. A. Sanders
Tommy Hamilton
Mickey Moore
Fred Schmidke
Benton Johnson
Jackie Cooper
Mike Shaffer
T. Hamilton
J. Harris
M. Markley Buysee
B. Johnson
M. Markley
R. B. T. Harris
Johnson
Hamilton
J. Nelson
Tom Atkeson
Nakobite
Gordon Bishop
Wheeler Refuge
Town Creek
Moulton
Young Men
Patterson
Men’s Shop, Inc
Decatur Shopping Center
Baltimore
Garrison’s Boats & Motors Pre
Aristocraft
Renken
Caravelle
Crosby
Alumacraft
Kingfisher
Ebbtide Polarcraft
Decatur
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