Frank Austin Seumes 7-9-10 Split in League Game
Frank Austin of the Town Tavern team in the Ovid Willard League scored a 7 9 10 split in the second game.
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Newspaper
Free Press
Location
Trumansburg, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1965
Page
19
Frank Austin of the Town Tavern team in the Ovid Willard League scored a 7 9 10 split in the second game.
League secretaries are urged to submit bowling stories pictures and regular scores for a weekly feature. The notice invites special interest items to enrich the page and thanks contributors for cooperation.
The page lists Oct results from Ovid bowling events across multiple leagues. Highlights include high singles by Ed O Connor, Al Jenkins, and Bob Gerlach. high series by Al Jenkins and Harry Jordon. and standings across Golden Buck, Town Tavern, Romulus Hotel, Koke's, and others. Additional results cover OVID Willard League, WOMEN'S IGA, Rambler, and Sunday Night League with top players such as Aretha Townsend, Margaret Parish, and W Poor man.
Ed Tracy leads with 257 while Jay Wright posts 226 and Jack Blake 211 as the Tri County lanes set brief standings. Other notable scores include Myron Croak 212 Ed Risley 218 Keith Stevenson 210 and Ed Sowards 209.
Ovid High defeated Interlaken 27-0 as Larry Kenyon threw two touchdown passes and returned an interception for a score. Art Holmberg caught a 64 yard pass on the third play from scrimmage and Doug Bastion excelled on both offense and defense with multiple catches and tackles.
Trumansburg nipped Dryden High 31 to 26 at Dryden as Jim Millspaugh connected with Jack Reed for a 24 yard GWA score 1:22 remaining. Dryden answers came on two kickoff returns by Jim Smiley and Al Morse as T-burg led 17 7 early and 31 26 final.
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