Bowling Results From Local Leagues and High Scores
Weekly bowling results list teams such as Decatur Trading Post Air Sports Trophies Nungester Drug Long Sporting Goods and Moores Gin Repair with wins and losses and high series by L A Sanders and S Appleton. Thursday night mixed leagues feature teams Pin Pals Sheds Cheathams Thangs and more along with individual high games and series for both scratch and handicap divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Trading Post
Nungester Drug
Long Sporting Goods
Moores Gin Repair
City Elect Dept. No
City Elect. Dept. No
Russells Minnow Pool
Meadow Gold Dairies
Ala. Flour Mills
Moores Gin
All Flour Mills
Nungester
City Elect
Perrylanes
Mae M
Sheds & Cheathams
Thangs
Edd Weils
T Ro Roberts
Pall Smith
Mary Smith
Hreda Perry
K Roberts
Fadil Wells
Frabi
Millwrights Smutt
Hamilton
Black
Gries
Ford Outsiders
Brick Bats
Si D
Utah
Boomers
Money Bags
Office Engineers
Mt Field Engineers
NacoMell
Brek Bats
Po Mac
D Thompson
Flying High
T'nt
Twisters
Far Child
Beatles NaCoMe
Shanghied
Farish
Ladybugs Jones
P Fite
Todd
the Searchers
G Covington
Sparkman
Moore
Dd Childers
Jones
M Farish
BE Wallace
H Todd
Pr Shelton
Od Childers
Ia H
Moore Spanrkman
Corum
Pour Aik
High King
M Parish
M Smith
Penn
M. Smith
K. King
M Culver
suNpownnns
Hartselle
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JOS
Cool Cats
Hillbillys
H&b
Geloneck
J Richards
K Hall
Sanders
N Darnell
Darnell
J. Newbourn
J Newbourn
R Hall
J. Richards
Winkie Dinks
PAMS
Lowters
Belles
Lowther's
Jubilees
Bagwell
Edwina Portwood
Bennie East
Era Bagwell
Drug
Nungester Pilgrims
Wheels
Pro
Bruno Bears
Lucks
Pilgrims
Summer Sallys
Debs
Lucki
Wanda McGee
Dean Pitts
Nita Lawrence
Dot Morgan
Betsy Anderson
Eubean Burks
Emogene Martin
Orioles Rally Past Senators For 5-4 Victory
Jerry Adair's run scoring single capped an eighth inning four run rally that pushed the first place Orioles one game ahead of the Yankees in the American League race. Sam Bowens drove in two runs with a bases loaded two out hit off Ron Kline, after Earl Robinson Boog Powell and Brooks Robinson started the rally. Charley Lau followed with a slow roller down the first base line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jerry Adair
Washington
Orioles
New York
Sam Bowens
Ron Kline
Bennie Daniels
Earl Robinson
Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
Bowens
Charley Lau
Venturi and Besselink Lead Insurance City Open Tied at 11 Under
In Hartford, Ken Venturi and Al Besselink each shot 69 to stay tied at 202 after 54 holes in the Insurance City Open at Wethersfield CC. Carmichael, Rule and Yancey trail, while Rex Baxter fired 63 for best round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venturi
Besselink
Lou Black
Associated Press
Hartford, Conn
Ken Venturi
al Besselink
Wethersfield Country Club
Sam Carmichael
Jack Rule
Bert Yancey
Tony Lema
Rex Baxter
Tommy Bolt
Bobby Nichols
Sam Snead
Billy Casper
ICC
Julius Boros
World Track Meet Opens With US Domination In Los Angeles
Dallas Long set a world shot put record 67 feet 10 inches and Fred Hansen cleared 17 feet 4 inches as the United States led Russia 61-46 after day one. The Americans swept several events including 100 meters dashes and high jump, while Gerry Lindgren upset in the 10,000 meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Dallas Long
Fred Hansen
United States
Russia
Long
Hansen
Ventura
Calif
Ollan Cassell
Houston
Texas
Larrabee
Gerry Lindgren
Spokane
USL
Henry Carr
John Moon
Carr
McGuire
Wyomia Tyus
Miss McGuire
Tennessee State
Galina Popova
Mara Itkina
Moon
Bob Hayes
Bernie Rivers
Charles Green Carr
Edvin Ozolin
Blaine Lindgren
Salt Lake City
Hayes Jones
Anatoly Mikhailov
Veal
Eleanor Montgomery
Cleveland
Ohio
Orioles Win On Adair Single In One-Run Thriller
In a night game at Washington, Adair lined a single to left after Brooks Robinson and a tying run, giving Baltimore a 24-5 mark in one-run games. Miller pitched to a 5-5 record, Kline took the loss, Leppert homered for Washington, and Baltimore won 5-4.
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Brooks Robinson
Adair
Orioles
Washington
Baltimore
Daniels
Kline
Leppert
Barber
Hall
Miller
Haddix
Lau
Brown
W—Miller
L — Kline
Florence Beats Hartselle Twice To Take District Title
Florence Ruth entry defeated Hartselle 6-2 and 10-2 to win the district championship in Fort Paye. Gooch pitched the first win with Grammer losing, while G Smith pitched the second with Hampton losing. Florence hitters included Lyle Bradford Grammer Patterson Hampton and Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Payne
Florence
Babe Ruth
Hartselle
Gooch
James Grammer
G. Smith
Mike Hampton
Vicky Lyle
Butch Bradford
David Patterson
Robert Campbell
Birmingham Holds Lead With 34 Victory Over Columbus
Birmingham's Barons extended their 32 game Southern League lead by beating Columbus 34 to 0. Lynchburg remained second after a 7-6 11 inning win versus Macon as two Saturday games were rained out and moved to Sunday doubleheaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Barons
Columbus
Lynchburg
Macon
Charlotte
White Wins 64th Western Amateur Golf Title
Barbara Fay White of Shreveport defeated Patti Shook of Saginaw 4 and 3 at Oak Park Country Club to capture the 64th Women's Western Amateur. White led 4 up after 18 and expanded the margin to seven, then held off Shook’s late surge with decisive play on the 33rd hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
Chicago
Barbara Fay White
Shreveport
Patti Shook
Saginaw
Mich
Miss White
Oak Park Country Club
Miss Shook
Valparaiso University
Jasper Pair Rap Neighbors in Huntsville Open Final
In Huntsville Alabama two Jasper boys Bobby Jones and John Simmons defeated rivals Bobby Johnson and Bobby Connor 1 6 6 1 6 0 to win the doubles final of the Huntsville Open Tennis Tournament. Other divisions reach finals later today with junior singles and doubles results listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
Jasper
Bobby Jones
John Simmons
Bobby Johnson
Bobby Connor
Pete Lanier
Rockets Open 1964 Season With 30-21 Victory Over Jacksonville
Huntsville Rockets opened the 1964 season by blasting the Jacksonville Robins 30 to 21 in the first game for both teams. Both squads were highly rated contenders for the Southern League title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Huntsville Rockets
Jacksonville Robins
Southeastern Conference grid doubleheader set in Birmingham
The Birmingham News reports a 1968 SEC football doubleheader at Legion Field on November 9 with Alabama vs LSU in the afternoon and Auburn vs Tennessee in the evening. The article by the sports editor details the two games and their schedule.
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Birmingham
Legion Field
Birmingham News
the News
Dazzler
Alabama
Louisiana State
Auburn
Tennessee
National League All Stars Rally To 9 7 Win In Decatur
Doug Fisher hit a two run homer in the eighth as the National League All Stars defeated the American League 9 to 7 in Decatur Little League action. The blast gave the NL the right to represent Decatur in the district playoff in Florence this week. The American League started strong with an early rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Fisher
All-Stars
Decatur
Young Fisher
National League
Florence
Baseball All Star Excerpt Marks Dramatic Tie Then NL Rally
In a high scoring game the American and National Leagues traded leads with a late NL surge. John Powell delivered a key hit, Mike Morris and Brad Baggett homered aiding a 6 6 tie before Danny Lawrence and Fisher sparked late NL offense. Powell won as Terry took the loss. Fisher also starred earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
John Powell
Mike Morris
Mike Smith
Ronald Edney
Bruce Sparkman
Claude McMurtrie
Brad Baggett
Nationals
Danny Lawrence
Fisher
Stewart Stephenson
Wally Terry
Huntsville
Benny Marshall Notes Schedule Not Officially Announced
Benny Marshall stated the schedule has not been officially announced yet all arrangements are complete and in place.
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Benny Marshall
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R. Co. Cola Summer Bantam League
Pixies
the Markers
Dixie Belles
Ruff & Reddy
Coyotes
Tommy Me Crary
Jimmy Suggs
Regina Ingram
Sherry Pour
Steve Jones
Wesley Willams
Sharon Segears
Tommy Me
Jimmy
Goidel Drugs
Petersen
Jimmy Pannell Bennie Pirtle
Joe Trent
Jim Howell
Don Perry Jr
Baill Geloneck
Jim Watkins
L A. Sanders
Marlin Long
Larry Wilhite
Tommy Hamilton
Tom Czarnota
John Babis
Bob Evans
Jimmy Stone
Mickey Moore
Bob Perry
Horace Moore
Clement Duncan
Bob Campbell
Jack Goodpastor
John Gort
R B Harris
Job
Hogan Jo Don Thompson
Mitchel King
Jim Faria
Wendel Rea
Flack
D. Perry, Jr
I Wilhite
J Goodpastor
Perry
Heidi Fokes
Goidel's
Honda
Garrison
Team No
Prestolite
Goidel
Markham
Ind
Sellers
Allen
Lois Henrs Harper
Bob K True
Raves
Mary Scruggs
Mararet Thompay
Perryianes
Bills
Donald & Miller
Carolina Ramblers
Masters
Puller
Sterch
Blackwood Shell
Davis Construction
Donald Miller
Toledo Scales
Carobins Ramblers
Blackwood Shell Masters
Fuller Stores
Merita
King of ' Johns
Duke
McDonaldt
Elvira Ozelina
Yelena Gorcha
Kova
Ranae Bair
San Diego
Mike Larrabee
Tex
Vadim Arkhipchuk
Terrezene Brown
Taisian Chenchik
Galina Kostenko
Wash
Leonid Dutov
W. L. Pet. G.B
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
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Milwaukee
Chicago St. Louis
Detroit
Minnesota
Boston
Kansas City
Ham
THE
Steve Bloomberg
Robert Dow
Tenn
Hart Cobb
Bill Burch
Stewart Reynolds
Anniston
B. H. Jones
Bloomber
Lamer
Dow der Shorty Orth
Cobb
Connor
James Medal
Jerry Llewellyn
Montgomery
Donnie Jones
Kenny Marcus
Tampa
Marvin Buchanan
C. D. Smith
Memphis
Colt Pears
Rockets
American League
San Francisco
Herbel
Koufax
Gibbon
Veale
Tsitouris
Jay
Stt. Louis
Sadecki
Richardson
Boozer
Mahaffey
Blasingame
Spahn
Jackson
Lary
Ouston
Johnson
Downing
Daley
Rakow
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McLain
Stigman
Pascual
Peters
Buzhardt
Stenhouse
McNally
Osinski
Meyer
Santiago
Bowsfield
Wilson
Connolly
Stange
Ramos
Decatur Transfer & Storage, Inc
Firestone
Firestone de Luxe
Pats and A
Stir Rae
Everain
Firestone Decatur
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