Women Bowling League Meeting Schedule and Results
Organization meeting dates for multiple leagues are listed with secretaries and contact numbers. Start dates for the season and upcoming workshop details are given, plus results from recent leagues including winners, high averages and series. A city tournament is planned for November 20 21 and a bowling tip is included.
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Wanda Joyner
Peterson Point
Rheumell Prangley
Confederate Yankees
Donna Rush
Crazy Queens
HPWBA
Asheboro
High Point
Brinwood
Peninsula Pads Lead League With Victory Over Burlington
Peninsula stretched its Carolina League lead to five games over Winston-Salem and six over Kinston by defeating Burlington 32. Winston-Salem dropped two games as did Winston-Salem’s rivals. Nellie Garcia drove in Don Kinzel in the 12th on a single for Peninsula while Kinzel added his fourth hit, a triple, earlier. Winston-Salem moved to second place after a 8-7 setback at Lynchburg as Mark Carlson scored on Jim Hoppe’s run. Raleigh-Durham trailed Rocky Mount 11-3 before rallying for nine runs in the ninth to win. Tonight’s schedule features Peninsula at Raleigh-Durham and other matchups.
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Peninsula
Winston-Salem
Kinston
Burlington
Winston
Salem Rebels
Nellie Garcia
Don Kinzel
Kinzel
Lynchburg
Mark Carlson
Jim Hoppe
Raleigh-Durham
Rocky Mount
Triangles
Salem
Petty Extends Lead in Winston Cup Point Standings
Richard Petty of Randieman North Carolina extended his NASCAR Grand National lead after finishing second in the Talladega 500. Petty now sits at 3,304 points, ahead of James Hylton at 3,078 with Cecil Gordon third. In Grand American, Buddy Baker leads Tiny Lund by two points, with Wayne Andrews third.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Richard Petty
Randieman
N.C
Plymouth
James Hylton
Cecil Gordon
Arden
Buddy Baker
Charlotte
Tiny Lund
Cross
S.C
Baker
Lund
Wayne Andrews
Siler City
Americans Prepare For Davis Cup Challenge Against Romania
Romania advances to the Challenge Round after defeating Brazil 3-2 as Ilie Nastase and Ion Tiriac win singles to set up a Davis Cup clash with the United States October 8-10 in Charlotte. Nastase levels the tie at 2-2. Tiriac clinches the interzone final.
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Sao Paula
United States
Romania
Ilie Nastase
Ion Tiriac
Brazil
Charlotte
Nastase
Tomas Koch
Tiriac
Jose Edson Mandarino
U.S
Harold T. Clark Stadium
Cleveland
Expos Clinch Eight-Game Winning Streak With 12-6 Victory
Montreal built an early lead and rode Boots Day and Rusty Staub to a 12-6 win over the Dodgers as part of an eight-game unbeaten stretch. Staub drove in five, including a grand slam, while Day added a two-run single and a two-run homer.
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Montreal
Expos
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Chicago
Cincinnati
San Francisco
New York
St. Louis
Houston
Philadelphia
San Diego
Detroit
Minnesota
Oakland
New York Yankees
Boots Day
Rusty Staub
Dodgers
Day
Staub
San Fran
Blackburn Aces Fourteenth Story Blair Hole In One
High Pointer Jim Blackburn fired a nine hole stretch after 18 holes at Blair Park. On the 160 yard fourth hole his 6 iron went in for his fourth career hole in one. Teammates were Jack Wrenn Tim Cook and Joe Deal. Blackburn posted 76 for 18 and 35 for the extra nine.
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Jim Blackburn
Blair Park
Blackburn
Jack Wrenn
Tim Cook
Joe Deal
Baseball Standings and Tonight’s Schedule
Standings show Cincinnati at Chicago and Montreal leading with heavy scores. Tonight’s games feature Pittsburgh at Atlanta San Diego at Philadelphia San Francisco at New York Los Angeles at Montreal St Louis at Houston with several aces listed for each matchup.
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Reds
Cincinnati
Chicago
Rose
James Cf
McRae
Beckett
Tperez
Bwillams
Bench
Pepitine
Foster Cf
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Callison
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Pizarro
Lmay Phloninger
Stennett
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Brown
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Garrif
Ferrara
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Tovar
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Sanguilin
Millan
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Ash
LaRusse
Killebrew
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Hernand
Oliva
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Moose
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Santos
James
Cardenas
Briles
Thelley
Foster
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Alvea
Northrup
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Freehan
Mitterwid
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Barber
Reese
Brakman
Taaron
Phillies
Padres
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Cain
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Philadelphia
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Maha Aor
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Harmon
Strekland
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Root
Gaspar Cf
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Colbert
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Spiezio
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Barton
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Brinkman
Balk
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Marichal
Sadecki
Francisco
Houston Cincinnati
Hedges Chosen to Represent Laurel Race Course Abroad
Laurel Md executive John D. Schapiro says David Hedges of the International Racing Bureau will represent Laurel Race Course in England and Ireland.
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Laurel, Md
Laurel Race Course
England
Ireland
David Hedges
International Racing Bureau
Laurel
John D. Schapiro
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Laverne Miller
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Mary Price
Dee Poston
Elizabeth Hobbs
Daisy Stephens
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Lowana Ferguson
Betty Flynn
Connie Jackson
Hi Lighters
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Price
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Beverly Thibodeau
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Peninsula Pads
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Piedmont Hearing Center
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