Lyons Den Star Classic Bowls Leaderboard Recap
Abbott Trophies took two against Searle Auto Glass as high team series 2729 led the event. Women led by Donna Cooley 222 game and 546 series, Rusty Fortier 564 series. Fred Jacoby topped men with 267 game and 631 series. Standings list Searle Glass 51-24 and No. 6 42-33 with multiple scores across divisions.
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Searle Auto Glass
Percy Villa
Margaret Moore Insurance
Henderson Bowl
Donna Cooley
Rusty Fortier
Fred Jacoby
Don Nelson
Ray Inger
Roger Rhodes
Jan Hudec
al Miatello
Les Echols
Bob Houts
Sadie Nishinaka
Pam Tuman
Gary Weston
Sam Biggar
Elaine Avella
Sam Berry
al Avella
Satch Borth
Jim Reeves
Larry Arsenault
Tom Kelly
Wilma Littleford
Jerry Carver
Ron Littleford
Joe Smith
Luke Hill
Pauline Thompson
Sally Banner
Juanita Wren
L. D. Wren
Rancho Markets
Fl Rey Restaurant
Abbott Trophies
Ace Bowling Supply
B. J. Roberts Enterprises
WEST HILL LANES BOWLING LEAGUES REPORT TOPPER NOTES
Tuesday night action includes Radar Squadron posting high team game 980 and high team series 2726 with Ver Hall 213 and FE. S. Whidden 573 leading individual marks. Standings feature Gazoo's leading at 23 5. later sections note Red Fez and School Knights with multiple high games and series, plus various player honors and team records.
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FE. S. Whidden
Gazoo's
Abbott's
Drywall
Las Vegas
Coin-o-Rama
Andy’s
Ace
Ronzone’s
Day Dream Ranch
Australian Swimmers Banned in Olympic Probe
The Australian Amateur Swimming Union handed suspensions from three to ten years to Dawn Fraser Ware and three other swimmers for incidents at the Tokyo Olympics opening ceremony. Ware received ten years, McGill four, Dayman three, and Duncan three. The bans end maturely with no appeals, affecting home and international meets.
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Hobart
Australia
Apt
Australian Amateur Swimming Union
Dawn Fraser Ware
Mrs. Ware
Linda McGill
Marlene Dayman
Victoria Nan Duncan
A.A.S.U
Ware
Australian Swimming Union
Miss Duncan
Miss McGill
Malcolm McGill
Rome
Alf Cusack
Brisbane
Cusack
Harold Alderson
Alderson
SubLant Wins All Navy Basketball Title Remains Champion
SubLant defeated SubPac 87-82 to clinch the All Navy basketball championship for the second straight year. Larry Moore scored 20 points as SubLant erased a 42-38 halftime deficit and pulled ahead after 7:04 remaining. Leroy Jackson led SubPac with 30 points as the trailing team narrowed the gap in the final minutes.
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Sub- Pac
Larry Moore
Leroy Jackson
Jarvis Faces Two Fields In Oregon State Preview
Oregon State guard Jimmy Jarvis, top scorer at the school, contemplates a pro basketball future despite size doubts. The 6-foot senior averages about 20 points this season and hints at baseball interest, as he prepares to graduate and become a father in two months.
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Corvallis, Ore
UPI
Jimmy Jarvis
Oregon State
Mel Counts
Boston Celtics
NBA
Dave Gambee
Philadelphia 76Ers
Cliff Crandall
Jarvis
Slats Gill
Jimmy
Gill
Beavers
Major Leagues Hit By Several Shakeups
The 1965 major league staff changes bring seven traveling secretaries to new duties and a wave of managerial shifts. New managers include Red Schoendienst at St Louis, Yogi Berra leaving the Yankees for player coach in New York, and Johnny Pesky moving to a coaching post with Pittsburgh. Also noted are promotions to vice presidents Stan Musial, Dan Topping Jr., and Johnny Murphy, plus new coaching hires across Boston, Pittsburgh, Chicago, and more as teams reshuffle for the season.
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UPI
Disneyland
Astrodome Stadium
Houston
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Yogi Berra
Yankees
Johnny Feane
St Louis Cardinals
Red) Schoendienst
Cardinal
Yogi
New York Mets
Dick Sisler
Fred Hutchinson
Cincinnati
Harry Walker
Danny Murtaugh
Pittsburgh
Herman Franks
Alvin Dark
San Francisco
Lyman Harris
Harry Craft
Billy Herman
Johnny Pesky
Boston Red Sox
Pesky
Dark
Bob Kennedy
Chicago Cubs
Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pete Reiser
Joe Becker
Greg Mulleavey
Dodger
Jim Gilliam
Preston Gomez
Danny Ozark
Harold Phillips
Becker
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Herman
Red Sox
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Mace Brown
Len Okrie
Pete Runnels
Walker
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Gabby Hartnett
Rolypely Lee
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al Lopez
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Johnny Cooney
Charley Metro
Cub
Stan Musial
Dan Topping, Jr
Johnny
Whittlesea Narrowly Beats Foxy’s In Bowlarama Thriller
Whittlesea Blue Cab moved within one game of Foxy’s after sweeping two of three games at Bowlarama. Dusty’s Prime Rib grabbed sole third by taking two from Dup Cleaners while Bowler’s Corner dropped two to Bowlarama. Foxy’s posted a 3000 series for the second straight week, Dell’s men won the first game 1054 875, Whittlesea won the second 1006 1003 as Jerry Steinberg led with 247. Eddie James and Sam Powers contributed 234 and 206. Fred Higgins converted a crucial 44 split sealing the win. Standings and results.
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Furniture & Appliances
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Pat Clark Pontiac
Juanita Wren
Nori Sugita
Red Fez
Ranch House Bar
No. 8
No. 5
Melva Bricknell
Joe Martin
Marty Leggiere
Ethel Small
Francis Shere
Daisy Miles
Robert Miles
Pauline Thompson
Lois Finn
John Elsrode
Lou Frideman
Mary Ann Kelly
Maggie Schultz
Bob Sims
George Musso
John Iodice
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Helen Herr Realty
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Val Ansell
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Randy Roberts
Arnold Christensen
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Glenn Jones
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Barbara Beebe
Ed Clark
Diane Suskin
Gretchen Payne
Whittlesea Blue Cab
Foxy’s
Bowlarama
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Dup Cleaners
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Foxy's
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Jerry Steinberg
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Pogt Siiius Pseonusentence
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Thoroughbred Racing Meadows Card Overflows With Notable Purses
Attendance reached 19,834 as bettors watched races with purses from 4 000 to 20 000 dollars. Key finishes included Model Moon 104 winning JOTH and Twin Double paying 123 217.40 with a winning ticket. Handle totaled 1 969 731 dollars amid a crowded betting slate.
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Pirates pitcher Elroy Face holds multiple relief records
Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Elroy Face established major league marks by farthest stretch without a start at 439 games while also setting records for most relief appearances 601 most games finished 415 and most wins in relief 72, highlighting his durable bullpen career.
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UPI
Elroy Face
Pittsburgh Pirates
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