Lyons Den sweeps three games as Bain's Apparel leads high series
In the Lyons Den league Bain's Apparel rolled the high team series at 2501 while sweeping Charleston Heights. Bugs Pest Control posted the high team game 891 and defeated Showboat Lanes as West Hill Lanes moved into second. Individual high scorers included Flaiie Avella 227 game 603 series and many others across standings.
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Silver State
Bain’s
Charleston Heights
Showboat
West Hill Lanes
el Cortez
Thornock Construction
Bonded Motors
Flaiie Avella
Etta Cortez
Twin O'Bannon
Shirley Miller
Beth Pemberton
Jerry Jacob
Mary Sparrow
H. Zelle
H. Cimino
Vi Hinnman
Betty Winn
Esther Leeper
Millie Pisula
Flo Cuti
Donna Colley
Lois Durkee
West Hill
Bain’s Apparel
Tally Ho
Nevada Blind & Floor
Bowler’s Corner
Nevada Beverage
Budweiser
Charles Brown
Richard Lanea
Nevada Trophy & Bowling Supply
Henderson Bowl
Food Fair
Sam Berry
Kem Parfet
Dave McKee
Pete Harmon
Richard Cochran
Dale Jones
Jack Turpin
Buss Massa
H. Jensen
Glen Casey
Less Cresswell
Ray Norton
Jerry Dunn
Vern Ullrich
Richard Sosnika
Joe Gomez
Niel Strauss
Frank Prezcar
Milo Burt
Butch Guccione
Lyness Dronet
Sahara Realty
Arrowhead Linen Supply
Wren’s Diamond “S
Frontier Mobil
Goodfellow Apartments
Crandall Insurance
Ray Whitney, Sr
J. Rivera
D Darnold
G. Scott
J. Scrivani
John Dewey
B. Rodrigue
New York Meats
Italian Village
Emmanuel Custom Furniture
Globe Realty
Knercher Insurance
Sunrise Liquors
Ace Loan Co
U.S
Pettit Bids Fans Farewell to 11-Year Pro Career
In St Louis at Kiel Auditorium Bob Pettit of the St. Louis Hawks announced retirement after 11 seasons. The 32 year old star told 9110 fans the decision is tough yet right and spoke of a new life ahead. He revealed his engagement to Carol Crowell of Alexandria Louisiana and received honeymoon tickets from NBA commissioner Walter Kennedy.
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St. Louis Hawks
Kiel Auditorium
Lyndon B. Johnson
Missouri
Warren E. Hearnes
Pettit
Carol Crowell
Alexandria
Walter Kennedy
National Basketball Association
Honolulu
Pennant talk taboo marks Phillies spring camp in Florida
Philadelphia manager Gene Mauch warns against pennant talk as he builds a 1965 squad in Clearwater. He highlights additions Dick Stuart Ray Herbert Bo Belinsky and Frank Thomas plus hopes for a stronger pitching staff and improved defense to reverse last season's late collapse.
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Clearwater
Fla
UPI
Gene Mauch
Phillies
Mauch
Stuart
Herbert
Belinsky
Dick Stuart
Boston Red Sox
Ray Herbert
Chicago White Sox
Bo Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels
Frank Thomas
Thomas
New York Mets
Johnson
Arkansas
John Herrnstein
Wes Covington
Rojas
Morrie Stevens
John Boozer
Dallas Green
Dave Bennett
Rick Wise
Philadelphia
Speedy Golden Gate Horse Races Lead With Times and Placings
Multiple thoroughbred events highlight a crowded card at Golden Gate. Mae 4 YOs and up won 6 furlongs in 1 10, Al the Yank second, with Secret Police taking the 1 mile race in 1 38 and Post Road clocking 1 52. Also featuring 4th and 7th races with Paris, Ground Attack, Mr. Witch, and more, plus various winnings and place details.
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al the Yank
A. Sherman
B. K
Taniguchy
M. Lewis
Good Brandy
Chocick
Fiea Town
Mark West
Serial Star
Patchwork
Mr. Redman
Blue Trace
Gulfstream Results Garbled on UPI Wires
All Gulfstream race results yesterday were garbled on the UPI feed and became illegible.
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UPI
Gun Bow Receives Top Weight for Gulfstream Handicap
Racing secretary Jimmy Ross assigned Gun Bow 130 pounds for the 100000-added Gulfstream Park Handicap next Saturday at Hallandale. Donn Handicap winner Gedney Farms speed ball carries 127 pounds and faces rivals including Candy Spots 123 Lt Stevens 118 Hot Dust 113 Your Alibhai 111 Polizonte 113 Ampose 112 Tosmah 116 remains a slim possibility.
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Hallandale
Fla
UPI
Jimmy Ross
Gulfstream Park
Gedney Farms
Speedball
Gulfstream
Gun Bow
Candy Spots
Lt. Stevens
Hot Dust
Your Alibhai
Polizonte
Ampose
Tosmah
St. Stevens
Stead AFB Wins 1965 Military Bowling Classic
Stead Air Force Base of Reno captured the team title with a 2910 score as Nellis AFB Mustangs and Lake Mead Base Lakers finished fourth and seventeenth among 44 teams from eight western states. Edwards AFB took second with 2879, Long Beach Naval Station third with 2872. Sam Powers and Jim Reihi of Nellis won the doubles, while Paul Kekahuna led singles with 651 and Jim Reihl the all events with 1842.
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Nevada
Nellis Afb
Stead Airmen
John Abrahmse
Ron Tadlock
Dave Evers
Neil Ogden
Dave Lighty
Sam Powers
Jim Reihi
Nellis Air Force Base
Jim Reihl
NFL Founded in Canton Ohio in 1920
The National Football League was formed at Canton Ohio when the league began in 1920. The event marks the origin of professional American football as a major national sport.
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Canton
Ohio
UPI
National Football League
New York Racing Cancelled At Aqueduct Track
New York State racing officials announced that racing at Aqueduct race track yesterday was cancelled due to a frozen track. A nine race program had been scheduled.
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New York
UPI
Aqueduct Race Track
Gioseffi Wins Third Cal Boxing Crown In One Round
California’s Tom Gioseffi closed his college boxing career with a first round knockout of Gordon Browning to complete his third straight 15 pound California Collegiate Boxing crown. Gioseffi was named outstanding boxer as Ken Katsumoto of Chico State earned outstanding performer honors.
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Calif
UPI
California
Tom Gioseffi
Nevada
Gordon Browning
Gioseffi
Browning
Ken Katsumoto
Chico State
Pete Cowan
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