Lyons Dominate Mixed Scratches and City Bowling Standings
Betty Lorentz led women with a 209 game and 786 series as Lyons edged in mixed scratch doubles. Steve Bassin topped men with 237 and 840, with multiple 216 and 202 games. Team 1 posted 413 1579 high, while New Frontier widened its lead in Summer Pintoppers with 1037 2889 team marks. Standings show New Frontier 20-6, Hyde Park Liquor 14-6, Nevada State Bank 11-9, and others midpack.
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Betty Lorentz
Steve Bassin
Ames
Fred Jacoby
Ick Carpenter
Terry Kelly
Jack Hansen
Stan Oakes
Vince Howard
Chuck Hill
Ev Adams
Carol Mace
Dr Rowe
Summer Pintoppers
New Frontier
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Hyde Park Liquor
Ten Pin Tigers
A & P Land Co
Inland Supply
Thriftimart
Basin Bar
Acme Sheet Metal
Acme
Vegas Village
Clark County Wholesale Pahor Sheet Metal
J. Gemma
Emil Pahor
Dan Hartwell
JF. Mauro
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Hertz
Dr. Rowe
Market Town
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Hartwell Sheet Metal
Larkin Service
Windy City
Wanderers
Confederate
Confederate’s
J-Birds
Viking
Tish’s
Sizzlers
Thornock Construction
Betty Rose Weston
Tish
Bobby Sparks
Joaquin Bravo
Gary Weston
Melva Bricknell
Ken Bricknell
Bettye Gavin
Joyce Deitch
Lena Barnette
Maxine DuMain
D. Longhurst
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Golden Nuggett
John
Arata Draskovic
Inland Service
Banner
Edna Draskovic
Burt Rawlinson
Arata-Draskovic
John's House
Masonry
Frances Zaletel
Edith Pymm
John Pymm
Don McLaughlin
Don
Royer
Irish
Tippers
Purdy & Fitzpatrick
U.S. Masonry
Tel-Mac
Stoney’s
Schnooks
Stoney
Schonooks
Larry Donnelly
Irv Stone
Ben Rose
al Griffin
Don Hammond
Dick Carter
Dick Farwell
B. Greenspon
Fy Adams
Marty Leggiere
A Russell
Don Manley
Doc Peters
Jim Chivers
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Tel-Mac’s
Bruneau Defends WBA Ortiz Suspension Position
Emile Bruneau, chairman of the WBA championship committee, says he disagrees with Kenny Lane’s view on cleaning up the boxing game. He explains Ortiz’s suspension stands until after a WBA meeting and disputes Michigan’s withdrawal over the Ortiz title status.
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New Orleans
Emile Bruneau
World Boxing Association
WBA
Kenny Lane
Boning
Lane
Paulie Armstead
Saginaw
Mich
Michigan State Bowing Commission
Lane- Armstead
Bruneau
Carlos Ortiz
Michigan
Ortiz
Dolph Schayes Becomes Nats Head Coach After Retiring
Dolph Schayes, famed scorer with 19 115 points and 1 033 games, retires to take non playing head coach role of Syracuse Nationals now in Philadelphia. He succeeds Alex Hannum as the franchise returns to the city and marks a new era for the team in the NBA.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Dolph Schayes
Syracuse National
National Basketball Associatons
NYI
Schayes
Dolph
Nats
Alex Hannum
Warriors
San Francisco
New York University
Syracuse
NBA
Spitballs and Beanballs Foment Baseball Controversy
In New York, spitting and beanball incidents spur debate as pitchers clash with hitters. Minnie Minoso’s record for being hit, Al Dark’s feud with Ryne Duren, and recent plunkings by Wille McCovey and John Buzhardt fuel calls for penalties and helmet use. The spitball remains illegal since 1920, though popular in opinion.
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New York
UPI
al Dark
San Francisco Giants
Ryne Duren
Phillies
Minnie Minoso
Washington Senators
Minnie
Ter
Duren
Wille McCovey
Alvin
Billy Pierce
Giants
John Buzhardt
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Buzhardt
Chicago
Giants Phillies
Drownproofing urged to save boating lives by safety chain
Ken Whittleker underscores drownproofing as key to preventing drownings in boating. He cites overloads, standing, and gear failures, promoting the book Drownproofing by Fred Lanoue and urging boaters and organizations to train members to stay alive in deep water.
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Fred Lanoue
Prentice-Hall
Polish record set in long jump by Szmidt at Spain meet
Jared Szmidt, world triple jump record holder, switched to long jump and powered to a Polish mark of 7.84 meters at a Spain meet. Another Polish record rose in warmups for the July 26 27 international against the United States as Jaroslawa Bieda improved the national high jump to 1.75 meters.
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Szmidt
Spain
United States
Jaroslawa Bieda
Miark
Cubs Blank Cards 2-0 to Advance in NL Race
Southpaw Dick Ellsworth earned the win with 13th of the year after a seventh inning RBI single and late relief from Lindy McDaniel. McDaniel stranded bases loaded in the seventh and finished with a shutout over the Cardinals as Chicago moved closer to the NL lead.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Dick Ellsworth
Lindy McDaniel
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Ellsworth
McDaniel
Charley James
Curt Flood
Gary Kolb
Tim McCarver
Stan Musial
Chicago
Bob Kennedy
Julian Javier
Ernie Broglio
Ken Hubbs
Dick Bertell
Andre Rodgers
Ken Boyer
Javier
Flood
St John Captures Rockford Open Title in Comeback
Chicago's Jim St John won the PBA Rockford Open with a 195 169 final match against Harry Smith of Baltimore, completing 12 of 16 games after trailing by 51 pins. He earned $3,000, finishing the 22,000 tournament ahead of Ed Lubanski in third and Buzz Fazio in fourth.
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Rockford
Chicago
Jim St. John
St. John
Harry Smith
Baltimore
Smith
Detroit
Ed Lubanski
Buzz Fazio
Jim St Jean
Beltimore
Lubenski
Bubb
Bourdese
Fresno
Jerry Mole
Richmond
Calif
Tom Hennessey
St. Louis
Ray Koehler
Aroklya
Earl Johnson
Minneapolis
Morrie Oppenheimer
Billy Weir
Pat Patterson
Glen Bickesley
Kansas City
Roger Helle
Dick Weber
S. Louis
Monroe Moore
Utica
Mich
Curvis to Meet Logart in Wales for August Fight
British welterweight champion Brian Curvis will clash with Cuban-born Isaac Logart at Coney Beach, Porthcawl, Wales on August 20 in a 10-round bout at 149 pounds. The card serves as a semi final to the British featherweight title match between Howard Winstone and Billy Calvert. Logart, 30, carries a 16 losses in 94 fights, with notable decisions loss to world champion Luis Rodriguez. Curvis, 26, enters off one defeat in 30 fights by Guy Sumlin in 1962.”
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Brian Curvis
Isaac Logart
Coney Beach
Porthcawl
Wales
Howard Winstone
Billy Calvert
Logart
Luis Rodriguez
Curvis
Giants sign two former college stars as Horner retires
New York Giants announce the retirement of utility halfback Sam Horner and the addition of two ex Army All America Bob Anderson and Michigan’s Jimmy Pace. Anderson and Pace join 41 players at the first day of pre season practice, including 22 rookies 13 veterans and six taxi squad members.
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Fairfield, Conn
UPI
New York Football Giants
Sam Horner
Bob Anderson
Army
Jimmy Pace
Michigan
Anderson
Pace
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