Bowling Standings and Highs From Monday Industrial and City Leagues
Industrial league leads with Patrician Furniture at 80-44 and Silver-Craft 79-45. Highs include Silver-Craft 917 in team game and 2659 in set. Judson Daily 246 game. Jerry Stone 608 series. Independent League shows Dallas Furniture 33-7, high 2948 set and 1019 game. City League champion Linthicum Concrete 981 game and 2801 set. High Point Classic led by P. M. Electroplating 894-54. Danny Linthicum 258 game, 654 series. multiple 200+ games noted.
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Moose Clayton
Darrell Hill
Mike Catalani
Steve Culler
Clarence Castevens
Dallas Furniture
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Lilly Company
Billy Crisco
Haden Lovern
Jerry Johnson
Bobby Skidmore
J. D. Starnes
Vernon Queen
Don Dickey
Larry Clodfelter
Fred Newby
Doug Mears
Grady Deal
Tom Prangley
Arthur Trogdon
Carolina Container Company
Thayer-Coggins, Inc
Butch State
Harvey French
Ralph Dunn
Marvin Emerson
Butch Slate
Jack Rose
Mike Hart
Curtis Routh
Jim Price
Howard Hunt
Bill Morgan
Danny Poteat
Don Royals
Marvin Young
Jay Young
P. M. Electroplating
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Dick Davis
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Claude Jenkins
Larry Everhart
Phil Shakleford
Tom Poston
Ruthven Shines As Phillies Edge Pirates 3 2
Phillies rookie Dick Ruthven shut down Pittsburgh for eight innings, striking out nine and yielding two singles in a 3 2 win. Manager Danny Ozark praised his velocity and mental growth after Fresno State alum Ruthven overcame a rough pro start.
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Easy Wins Make McNally Happiest
Baltimore left-hander Dave McNally loves winning, especially lopsided games, after a 3-1 ten inning victory over the Cleveland Indians. He allowed six hits in nine innings and watched Bob Reynolds retire the Indians in the 10th as Steve Kline faltered.
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Dave McNally
McNally
Cleveland Indians
Andrews Defeat Parkland In Six Run Victory
Gregory Thomas allowed a home run ball as Andrews cruised to a 6-1 win over Parkland. Andrews exploded for five runs in the sixth inning, with Shane Wright driving in three and a bases loaded walk scoring another. Roy Dixon had a first-half steal home for Andrews, while Parkland managed a solo run in the second. Andrews improves to 8-6 overall, 7-4 in conference, and hosts Reidsville next Monday.
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Bison Netters Reach Semifinals in Sectional Tennis
Central's Bill Utley advanced to the semifinal round of the sectional as the third seed and will meet top seed Bill Stephanz of Page. Mike Barnhill of Reynolds also reached semis, with opponent to be decided. doubles team Walker Lee and Ronnie Clinard joined semis after Saturday wins.
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Bill Stephanz
Page
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Stephanz
Mike Barnhill
Reynolds
Barnhill
Bison
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Ronnie Clinard
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