High Point Bowlers Eye 300 Games and Local Control
High Point’s bowling scene fuels optimism for a first 300 as 19 year old Im Wirsching leads scores with an unorthodox swing. Jim narrowly missed perfection at 297 while Ken Hill tops a rolloff with 1266 six game total, and the High Point Bowling Association gains local charter status from ABC, signaling a shift to local control.
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High Point
Im Wirsching
Jim
Jack Garrett
Wirsching
Ken Hill
Ken
Odell Patterson
Lloyd Joyce
N. Main Street Bowling Center
High Point Bowlers’ Association
American Bowling Congress
Milwaukee
Wisc
HPBA
Central Piedmont Tenpin Association
Winston-Salem
High Point Men’s Association
Woody Weisner
Weisner
HPL
ABC
Bill King
Stenhouse Aces N Lopsided Lineup Clash
Don score shows Stenhouse and Sele Herbert on the mound for St. Louis with Key hits and RBIs. Mahaffey suffers loss as Gibson Farrell and Marichal split duties. crowd of 38,359 watches at the A park.
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Stenhouse
Sele Herbert
Aguirre
Pappas Deo de Hk Podres
Mahaffey
Sele
Gibson
Ie Farrell
Marichal
Cepeda
Pappas
Callison
Battey
Maris
Gentile
Farrell
B. Robinson
So—Stenhouse
Clemente
Roseboro
Mathews
Padres
Aparicio
Herbert
Colavito
Howard
Great
Conlan
McKinley
Burkhart
Rice
Forman
Kinnamon
Ee Rollins
B.robinson
Moran
f-Berra
g-Rich’son
Batteye
Kaline Howard
Wagner
L. Thomas
Tresh
Banks
T. Davis
b-Musial
Williams
Boyer
Crandall
Mazeroski
c-Altman Gibson
e-Ashburn
National
Bolling
Runnels
jColavito
Minor Loop Results From Associated Press Report
Pacific Coast League results include San Diego 8 Seattle 7 and Tacoma 8 Spokane 4 in games scheduled. Indianapolis routed Louisville 9 0 while Denver beat Omaha 4 2 in American Association action. Salisbury edged Shelby 9 8 and Statesville defeated Newton-Conover 6 1 in the Western Carolina League.
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San Diego
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Indianapolis
Louisvile
Denver
Omaha
Salisbury
Shelby
Statesville
Newton-Conover
Associated Press
Kenney Ramsey
Bowling Results from Monday Wight League
This week the high game was by O Patterson and the high set by O Patterson. Wilson Jewelers led the league with the top team game and top team set, while J Wir posted the season's individual high.
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O. Patterson
Wilson Jewele
Wilson Jewelers
J. Wir
Conley Returns: Bosox Fine Him Maybe $2000
Gene Conley faced a substantial fine and an immediate suspension after vanishing from the team for four days. Boston Manger Mike Higgins kept the exact amount private, but sources pegged it near 2000 dollars, the largest in years. Conley apologized and pledged to stay with the Red Sox, after meeting with Higgins and team officials.
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Boston
Gene Night
Conley
Red Sox
Mike Higgins
Tom Yawkey
Ted Williams
Higgins
Fenway Park
Dick O'Connell
Yawkey
New York
Foxboro
Mass
Yankees
Gene
Pumpsie Green
Washington
Lincoln Downs Opens Night Flat Racing Hits Big Wagering
Lincoln Downs in Lincoln Rhode Island hosted the nation s first night flat racing with a $627 988 pari mutuel pool the largest ever wagered at night on a flats card Eleven winners collected payouts led by Trim Beau paying 108 20 25 80 and 18 20 in the day s double The crowd of 20 284 paid and free admissions influenced rival tracks Bay State Raceway and Rockingham Park saw declines in attendance and wagering compared with the prior week.
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Lincoln
R.I
Lincoln Downs
United States
Trim Beau
Mighty Tom
Donlite
Longshot Hard
Zavier Farm
Bay State Raceway
Foxboro
Mass
Rockingham Park
Salem
N.H
Rockingham
Oguchi and Gill Score Narrow Fights in Tokyo and Santa Monica
In Tokyo Akira Oguchi outpointed J Aragon over 10 rounds. In Santa Monica Sonny Gill edged Hugo Medina over 10 rounds.
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Tokyo
Akira Oguchi
Japan
J. Aragon
Philippines
Santa Monica
Calif
Sonny Gill
Pasadena
Hugo Medina
Argentina
Pipers Lose NBA Membership Threatens Lucas Return
Cleveland Pipers were denied NBA membership after a league vote. Jerry Lucas, the top pro prospect, remained without a team as Steinbrenner's syndicate weighed a return to the ABL and a plan to meet financial obligations to join or rejoin the league.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Pipers
Jerry Lucas
Theetball Association
Pipers
Maurice Podoloff
NBA
Lucas
Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio
George Steinbrenner
Jerry
Steinbrenner
Cincinnati Royals
Royals
New York
Marks’ Group
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Don Royals
Jim Wirsching
THE
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Russia
AAU
Louis J. Fisher
Lenald H. Komenkov
All Union Council of Sport
Soviet Union
Stanford University
Fisher
USA
Ussr
Palo Alto
California
Dad
Wilson‘s Shoe Store
NBL
Coast Guard
Pues K.sporting
E. High ST
Hospital Saving Association of
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Ial
Hospital L/AWNIG Association
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Bernard L. Miller
P.O