Beat The Champ Finals Scheduled For Alabama
The Beat the Champ bowling finals come to Alabama with Tommy Tuttle and Evelyn Teal facing finalists in Montgomery July 15 and Birmingham July 16 at Dixie Bowl and Eastwood Bowl. Winners receive engraved silver bowls and cash prizes with a 75 percent handicap system and top prizes of 50 dollars.
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AMF
Montgomery
Birmingham
Dixie Bowl
Eastwood Bowl
Tommy Tuttle
Evelyn Teal
Tommy
Evelyn
North Alabama
Smokey
Tuttle Tops Bowling circuit with veteran poise and record
Bowler Tuttle, with five years in the sport, shows veteran poise and talent. He set a record 220 average in the 1963 World Invitational qualifying and later placed runner up in the 1964 BPAA All Star Tournament with 14 070 total pins and an average just under 220. In 1965 he teamed with Lou Frantz to take second in the BPAA National Men's Doubles Match Game Championship.
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Alabama
Tuttle
Dallas
Texas
Lou Frantz
Pin Pals High Ind. Series and Games
John Morgan 584, Stu Owensby 609, H. T. Perry 44 and Jimmie Wells 499, Mary Smith 404 lead in individual series. Stu Owensby tops with 207 in high game. other scores include John Morgan 234 and H YT Perry 210. Arlene Stevenson 212. Ruth Jones 206.
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John Morgan
Stu Owensby
H. T. Perry
Jimmie Wells
Mary Smith
H. YT. Perry
Arlene Stevenson
Ruth Jones
Bowling high scores and series noted in weekly standings
The report lists top individual scores and high series from a bowling event. Notable marks include H. Perry 213 and 211, D. Duncan 203, J. Howell 203, J. Pannell 200. High series feature B. Geloneck 659 and 620, D. Perry Jr. 617, T. Hamilton 612, with season highs referenced as well.
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Green
Black
Segars
Im Lindsey
Hammon
del Drugs
Perrylanes
Petersen
Jimmy Pannell
Joe Trent
Bills
Fuller Stores
Jim Howell
Tommy Hamilton
Marlin Long
Sterch
A. Sanders
McDonald & Miller
Carolina Ramblers
Bill Geloneck
John Gort
Toledo Seales
Don Perry
Jim Watkins
Bob Evans
Tom Czarnota
Benne Pirtle
Larrys Wilhite
Jack Goodpastor
Mackey Moore
IR H Campbell
Clement Duncan
Bob Perry
Jo Don Thompson
John Babis
Bob
Hogan
Harris
Horace Moore
Jiminy Stone Mitchel
King
Jim Faria
Wendel Rea
Geloneck Wat
Jr. T Hamilton
J Watkins
J. Goodpastor
Ce Woodward
Gort
B. Hogan
B. Campbell
B Evans
Dd Perry Jr
J Howell
H. Moore
M. Long
H. Perry
Duncan
J. Howell
J. Pannell
B. Geloneck
D. Perry Jr
T. Hamilton
L. A. Sanders
D. O. Woodward
Maria Bueno Captures Wimbledon Title in Five Set Final
Brazilian star Maria Bueno defeated Margaret Smith of Australia 6-4 7-9 6-3 to win the Wimbledon women's singles for the third time, matching her 1959 and 1960 championships and adding the U.S. title from Forest Hills last fall.
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Wimbledon
England
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Margaret Smith
Australia
Miss Bueno
U.S
Miss Smith
Forest Hills
Four 200 Games Highlight Bowling Meet
C Maxwell rolled 203 and 200 for a 403 series while H Frith posted 214 and 206 and F Callahan 214. C R Duncan added a 201, with High Series led by C Turney at 567 and S Appleton 565.
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C. Maxwell
H. Frith
W. Charles
F Callahan
C. R. Duncan
C. Turney
S. Appleton
F. Callahan
B. Sandlin
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RIEY
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C. Duncan
Bruno Bears
Lucki
Mark Marks
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Loretta Cothren
June Lyle
Carrol King
Freda Perry
Wheels
Fisine
Simpson
B. Anderson
T Penn
M. Smith
W St Mp's
Cheatham
Davis Constructors Bowling League
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Millwrights
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Instruments
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Boomers
Ware House Wild Cats
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Ut-Oh's
Money Bags
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TR. Roberts
Sundowners
Hartselle
Hillbilly’s
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Old McDonald
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J Richards
J. Trent
Geloneck
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Bank Street
Florida
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New York
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Efawina Portwood
Peggy Johns
Bonnie Fast
Ben McElroy
Katherine Smith
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Marie Perry
Worthington Perrylanes
Cd. Holland
R Moore
1J Prestridge
Ij Sparkman
Garrison
Griggs
McDowra
Hamilton
Frahn
J Smith
G. Ford
E. Broad St. Gadsden
Ala
L. B. Chemical Company, Inc
A. R. Lowi
David L. Lowi
Edward J. Roberts Jr
12Th St
S.E. Decatur
Maria
Masters
Puller
the Shop
Davis Construction
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Vitro
Moose
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Jack
H. Hill
Don Perry Jr
O. Moore
J. Johns
T. Callahan
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Merita
Moose No Wy
Blackwood Shell Carolina Ramblers
Perry Lanes
Decatur Trading Post
Moore's Gin Repair
Lang's Sporting Goods
BI City Electric Dept
Nungester Drugs
City Electric Dept
Ala Flour Mill
Russell's Minnow Pool
Meadow Gold Dairies
Moore's
Alabama Flour Mill
Russell's Minnow
Langs Sporting Goods
Tlee
Universal
Btn One Pvt
Decatur Shopping Center
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