Promoters optimistic as Daytona season looms in 1961
North and South Carolina racing promoters gather in Charlotte for the Motorsports Writers Association dinner amid rising Daytona Speed Weeks ticket demand. Buck Baker discusses the lighter Daytona car weight and strong 1961 Chrysler Newport prospects as Jim Paschal weighs Daytona rides.
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Bowling Standings for Carolina Ten Pin League
Standings show National Upholstery leading with 15 wins and 6 losses. Chicks Automotive Transmission sits at 7 and 6, while City Auto Finance Incorporated has 0 wins and 6 losses. Fire Department records 7 wins and 17 losses with other teams like Sponsor Seekers at 8 and 12.
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High Game and Series in Bowling Meet
Mikels of Men’s Den rolled 236 for high game and Newnam of Spon sor Beckers led with a 584 series. Men’s Den achieved 837 as the high team series and 235 as team game.
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High and Low Bowling Scores Recorded
In a bowling meet, E. Smith posted the high game for Ladies with 168, G. Smith led Men with 197, while F. Morris topped the Men’s high series with 478. The Ladies team of Goude and J. Smith produced a 626 high team game, with the same pair also setting a high team series.
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High game and series records in bowling event
High game by Ladies Dot Goude with 191 and Ken Hall 223 led the men. W Robertson rolled a 576 series, and the team of Goude and Smith achieved 678 for a team game and 1893 for the team series.
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High Game and Series in Local Bowling Meet
Billie Davis posted the high game and Billy Davis had the high series while Gartin's Cir led the team game at 929 and Gartin's Circs totaled 2576 in the event.
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Season's HIGHS in Bowling
Nancy Kimble posted the season high with a 228 game and Norma Jean Cowan led with 548 for the series. Sartin's Cleaners won the high team game at 956 and the high team series at 2699.
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High game and series in bowling meet conclusion
Bellamy had the high game and Chilton topped the high series. Fiex-O-Lators led the high team game and Snipes TV posted the high team series with a total of 2503.
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High Game and Series in Local Bowling Meet
Gene Procter posted the high game while Don Royals led the high series. Gull Rand Realty rocketed to the top in team game with 928, and Jackson Sign Co. claimed the high team series with 2572.
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Bowling Almanac Highs Reported For Matthews Mathews
High game by C. E. Matthews 136 and high series by C. B. Mathews 399. Flex-O-Lators lead with high team score 570 and high team series 1644.
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Bowling highs for Beeson and Mathews
Troy Beeson posted the high game at 168 while C B Mathews led in high series 468 and high average 120.6 with a season total of 6726.
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High game and series records in bowling league
Delores Kennedy achieves high game 187 for Silver Knit No. 2. She also tops high series with 455 for the same team. Silver Knit No. 2 claims high team game 661 and high team series 1877 in this bowling standings note.
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Snipes TV Tops High Scores In Bowling Meet
Snipes TV led with the high game and high team marks as RC Surrett rolled a strong series. Snipes TV claimed the top team series and posted a 1875 total with a 158 game.
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Mazeroski Delivers World Series Game Seven Thriller
In Forbes Field Pittsburgh on October 13 1960 Bill Mazeroski hit a dramatic ninth inning homer to break a 9 9 deadlock and spark a legendary World Series finale. The Pirates faced the Yankees in a decisively hazy autumn afternoon with the series on the line and Mazeroski delivering the clutch moment.
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One Day Of Rest For Elgin
Elgin Baylor rests a sprained ankle a day before the Lakers next NBA game. The setback affects the race with the Pistons for second in the Western Division as the Pistons beat Lakers in New York 121 to 112 in a Madison Square Garden doubleheader opener.
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Indoor Records Problem in Track and Field debated by IOC
AP report explains why indoor performances aren’t recognized as world records by the IAAF. It notes US dominance and variable indoor conditions, cites Valery Brumel’s 7 foot 4.5 inch high jump indoors not counting, and discusses board-track shortages and indoor smoke affecting times.
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Bearcats upset Bradley 73 72 as Thacker stars in MVC showdown
Cincinnati without Oscar Robertson and under new coach Ed Jucker rallies to a 73 72 upset of Bradley. Thacker scores 22 points including a late dunk, cutting Bradley to a 6 2 MVC mark while Cincinnati climbs into contention in the Missouri Valley.
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Tigers overpower Church Street to 70 24 victory
Penn High Tigers crush Church Street of Thomasville 70 to 26 as the High Pointers build an 18-3 lead and coast to a 36-7 halftime margin. Reserve guards John Barrier and Roosevelt Robertson lead scoring with 13 and 11 points while Church Street’s Ray Davis tops their tally with six. Penn eyes a 500-season milestone Saturday hosting Second Ward High of Charlotte.
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Appalachian Falls to Third as ACC Beats Mountaineers 89 68
Atlantic Christian handed Appalachian the third straight defeat 89 68 in a North State Conference game. Jerry Fritz led ACC with 31 points and 13 rebounds while Rick Howe and Don King each scored 20 for Appalachian. Catawba beat Pfeiffer 71 53 in the other conference matchup.
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White Sox Pitcher Stanka Sparks Japan Baseball Dispute
Chicago owner figures protect investment after Joe Stanka, 29, seeks Japan play. Stanka, tied to the White Sox since 1959 purchase from Sacramento, allegedly signed with Nankai Hawks in Osaka amid claims of free agent status. Ford Frick says he is still Sox property and not retired. Bill Veeck supports contractual rights and settlement talks with Japanese officials.
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