Zahn and Massey Lead 1967 Pro Bowling Tours
Wayne Zahn led the Professional Bowlers Association in per game average across 34 tournaments in 1967, totaling over 216,809 pins in 1,022 games for a 212-plus average. Phyllis Massey dominated Western Women Bowlers, reaching finals in five of eight events and earning top money with 1,540 dollars, while Janet Harman and Etta Nickel followed in earnings. Archie Ivy posted a 926 series in the Southeast District Junior 385 Classic Doubles Trainer, highlighting a busy season of bowling highlights and standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Wayne
George Young
Zahn
Dave
Davis
Dick Weber
Phyllis Massey
Phyllis
WWE
Janet Harman
Norwalk
Etta Nickel
Saratoga
Betty Mivelaz
Tojunga
Ruby Chong
Oakland
Robbie Frey
Los Angeles
Barbara Daley
Rialto
Donne Zimmerman
Tong Beach
Archie Ivy
Woodley Lewis
Andy Marzich
Archie
Ton Kern
Wern Kartiag
Stay Hare
George Gurrete
Norm Fester
BI George
Mike Atesnick
Ken Shovert
Joan Somersiile
Bob Kinkade
Liohl Naliday
Maring War
Earl Quins
Lovie Persona
Clara Vat Gore
Dary
Position Stance and Approach Tips for Bowling
High-average bowlers and weekly players tend to shoulder drop. The right shoulder drops when follow through falters, so keep shoulders level to improve accuracy. A pocket pamphlet titled Position Stance & Approach is advertised with details and a self addressed stamped envelope to Don Carter.
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Don Carter
Featherweights Replace Mando at Olympic
An elbow injury to Mando Ramos forces his withdrawal from the 10 round main event at the Olympic Auditorium against Phil Garcia. Jose Moreno of Monterrey will fight Singsiam Tepyoatian for the featherweight bout. Jerry Quarry, rated No. 2 heavyweight, has two exhibition bouts.
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Mando Ramos
Long Beach
Phil Garcia
Olympic Auditorium
Ramos
Garcia
Jose Moreno
Monterrey
Mexico
Singsiam ‘Tepyotian
Thailand
Jerry Quarry
Quarry
Thad Spencer
Oakland
Drag Race Opens Perris 1968 Schedule With 100 MPH Boats
Fifty of the world's fastest drag boats headline the Perris event next Sunday off Highway 395. Defending champ Dwight Bales in Conquest faces former record holders Fay Campoy Larry Schwabenland Barry McGown and Bob Stipp as registration begins at 9 am qualifying at 7 am and racing at 11 30 am. The Unlimited Racing Commission stresses new rules boosting purses and a compulsory semi feature for each program while turbine engines gain recertified approval.
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Perris
Dwight Bales
Conquest
Fay Campoy
Larry Schwabenland
Barry McGown
Bob Stipp
Highway 395
Riverside
Commission
J. Lee Schoenith
Detroit
Schoenith
Indianapolis
Oldest Beaver May Be US Record at 21
A 21 year old beaver trapped last year in western Maryland may be the oldest ever reported in the United States, according to the National Wildlife Federation.
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Maryland
United States
National Wildlife Federation
Marlin ulcers raise questions on fish digestion
Reports from Hawaii cite Dr. John C. Marr and Dr. Richard Kelly confirming ulcers in marlin stomachs from the ninth annual Hawaiian International Billfish Tournament. Diets, large catches off Kona, and a 623 pound tuna found lodged in a marlin’s throat are noted amid speculation on ulcer development and a humorous aside on mismatched weights among male and female marlin. A separate scene describes hunters at Imperial Waterfowl Management Area near the Salton Sea, where camera-using observers witness Canada geese and ducks in a prohibition-era blind setup during the final waterfowl season.
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Thomas Kiddie
Kiddie
John C. Marr
Hawaii
Honolulu’s
Queen's Hospital
Kona
Marr
Imperial Waterfowl Management
Sturch
Vern Halter
Lakewood Hunting and Fishing Club
Department of Fish and Game
Salton Sea
Imperial Valley
Canada
Reese
Wister
IWMA
Haller
Hatter
DFG
California
Catfish Hear Better Through Inner Ear Connection
The catfish can hear better than many fish because its inner ear links to the air bladder via a set of bones believed to conduct sound waves.
Note for Safety While Hunting Alone
A safety reminder advises solo hunters to place a visible note on their car stating their destination and expected return time to inform others of their whereabouts and planned schedule. The guidance emphasizes preparing for emergencies and ensuring someone knows their plans.
Fishin So Facts A Jagged Angling Log Fragment
Fragmentary fishing notes list barracudas, bass and cod catches with unclear counts. Mentions anglers and vessels, some numbers like 47 barracuds and 15 bass, mixed in a garbled pane with stray names and partial gear terms.
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Bassenoars
Trout Plants and Gama inbow-traul reams ane Ne Bhatt es UNFnto
Unclear fragmented text mentions people and places in a garbled form. No coherent events or concrete details are readable to summarize a distinct news item.
New York Boating Industry Sets 1967 Record
About one million newcomers joined boaters in 1967 as the marine sector hit a three billion dollar retail year. Boat production rose with higher prices and larger standard equipment, while total boating participation climbed to 41.38 million Americans. Retail spending reached 3.001 billion, supported by strong equipment shipments and ongoing growth in marine-related products.
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New York
Justeph E. Chnate
NAEBM
America
United States
Coast Guard
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Atlanta
Wayne Zahn
Alameda
Ling
Mando
Olympic
Eatle
Bell Garders Ne
Eitrance
Brits
Tea Lbs
Frermay W
Amage G.M
Dufontchrome Polish
Lakewood
Lal Willger
Interior Department
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
C. G. Pritchard
Lincoln
Web
Unlimited Racing Commission
American Power Boat Association
Donnell Culpepper
Fishin’ Sofacts
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