Women's Bowling Standings and High Scores Report
Joyce Workman Peterson reports on women bowlers across multiple leagues. Standouts include Ann Clayton in first with 31342 wins, Belle Wadsley second with 301, Mary Price third with 299, plus high games and sets by Price, Wadsley, and others as teams like Crazy Queens and Breakfast Club vie for top spots with high games and series noted throughout.
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Joyce Workman Peterson
Ann Clayton
Belle Wadsley
Mary Price
Belle
Bev Thibodeau
Barbara Hite
Crazy Queens League
Vola Stutts
Sandra Ward
Breakfast Club
Stardusters
Grace Allen
Alese Harris
Pat Black
Millie Henderson
Northwood
Texaco-Peppi
Karen, Inc
Mick Bouldin
Mary Lou Tuttle
Edith Thompson
Dean Bryson
Freida Cox
Mary Flynn
Freida
Mary
Hi-Lighters
Mim Wood
Kathy Griffin
Ann Royals
Barbara Benfield
Hi-Lo’s
Gay Belles
Furman Opens Defense Of So Tourney Title
Furman enters the 54th Southern Conference tournament as defending champions. Analysts call the field wide open, though some note Furman’s strength could dominate. First round features Appalachian State vs Furman, then Richmond vs Virginia Military, with Davidson vs The Citadel and East Carolina vs William and Mary to follow.
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Richmond, Va
Paladins
Richmond
Virginia’ Military
Davidson
Wildcats
Citadel
East Carolina
Pirates
William and Mary
Stan Smith Regains Winning Form In World Championship Tennis
Stan Smith of Sea Pines South Carolina regained his winning streak with a 6-4 3-6 6-3 win over John Newcombe in the World Championship Tennis Blue Group event. The fifth seed earned $10,000 and moved to 165 points, trailing Newcombe and ahead of Alex Metreveli in the standings. Billie Jean King defeated Rosemary Casals 6-1 6-1 in Detroit for $10,000, with 9,128 in attendance. Jimmy Connors swept Frew MacMillan 6-4 7-5 6-3 in Salisbury earning $9,000 and marking back-to-back National Open titles, a first since 1966-67.
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Associated Press
Stan Smith
Smith
Sea Pines
S. C
Australia
John Newcombe
Russia
Alex Metroveli
Newcombe
Billie Jean King
Rosemary Casals
Detroit
Ms. King
Ms. Casals
Salisbury
Jimmy Connors
South Africa
Frew MacMillan
Connors
U. S
MacMillan
Belleville
Charlie Pasaréli
Gustav Ouchard
Lakers Rally Past Bulls to Push Playoff Bid
Lakers crush Chicago 100 50 at the Forum to stay in the hunt for an NBA playoff spot as Happy Hairston scores 24 and Gail Goodrich adds 28 while Chicago continues to struggle in Los Angeles. Bulls last win in L A was October 1971.
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Bill Sharman
Los Angeles Lakers
Dick Motta
Chicago Bulls
National Basketball Association
Lakers
Chicago
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Sharman
NBA
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Boston Celtics
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Forum
Happy Hairston
Gail Goodrich
CIAA Basketball Tournament Pairings Set in Greensboro
Acting Commissioner L D Smith announced the 28th CIAA tournament pairings to be held Thursday through Saturday at Greensboro Coliseum. Top teams from each division qualify, with Fayetteville State defending its title. First round includes Winston-Salem State vs Virginia Union and Fayetteville State vs Virginia State, as Norfolk State meets Shaw in the later round.
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N.C
APJ
L.D. Smith
CIAA
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Fayetteville State
Winston-Salem State
Virginia Union
Virginia State
Johnson C. Smith
Hampton
Norfolk State
Shaw
Pacers Rally Behind Bench in 107 102 Win
Indiana Pacers defeat Virginia 107 to 102 as reserves fuel a late surge. Coach Al Bianchi praised his team for effort while noting the Cavaliers ran out of energy in the final period.
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Associated Press
Virginia
al Bianchi
Indiana Pacers
College basketball scores and ABA report
Scores from North and South Carolina conferences show many results. Indiana Pacers key players George McGinnis and Billy Keller led a fourth quarter rally in a Sunday ABA win over the Squires, while the Denver Rockets beat the Utah Stars 103 to 91.
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Squires
Indiana
Bobby Leonard
George McGinnis
Billy Keller
Keller
McGinnis
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Utah Stars
Pacers
Mel Daniels
Jim Eakins
Virginia
George Carter
Cincy Powell
Rockets
Stars
Steve Jones
Denver
Utah
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