Bowling Standings and high scores across Las Vegas leagues
Lyon Independent reports multiple bowling leagues with high team games and series. Mailman Truck Equipment, Von Tobel's, Do's and Don't, Lido Lounge and others post top marks. individual highs include Rob Johnson 249 and Doris Daverso 567 series. standings list numerous clubs and records across regions.
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Market Town
Collins
Union
Joe Gordon
Airways Rent-A-Car
Rob Johnson
Lurie
Dick Snell
Dave Daverso
Gayle Lebsack
F. Grafman
Don Hang
John Tegeler
Jim Reevee
Mailman
Collins Union
Gaudin Ford
Western Laundry
Art's
State Department
Music City
Airways
Vegas Valley
von Tober’s
Nevada Baking Co
Landmark Liquors
Forman Plumbing
Chancellors
Clark Inn
Elite Linen Supply
Safeway
Telephone C
Aloha Central
Alley Rats
Ann Schwab
D. Sibelrud
Strikers
Telco
Lido Lounge
Keller's Kitchen
Community Chevrolet
Las Vegas Sun
Bill Harlow Insurance
Jim Turner
Joe Mcintosh
Harry Butzbach
A. Turski
Bob Merket
P. Gassoway
Larry Avella
F. Ward
Graid F
Tidewater Oil
Vegas Business House
Roger Dale Restaurant Supply
Pahor Air Conditioning
Fifth Street Liquors
B.R.D
A. Jeffry Faircloth
Paul Hummmer
G. Gibson
H. Swanson
R. Lurie
D. Bassett
C. Harry
Bud Meisner
Orville Pralle
Automatic Amusements
Fifth St. Liquors
B.R.C. of A
United Builders of Nevada
Westinghouse
Pahor
D. Mens Shop
Acme
Larkin Service
Anderson Dairy
Pintoppers
Basin Bar
Redi-Spuds
Roger Dale Supply
Food Giant Market
Roy Veveris
Jim Reeves
PD. Smell
Larson
Roy Dubba
W. Osborne
al Rothey
P. Thompson
Desert Commerce
Sy Devore
Sands
Angel Peak
Farmers Insurance
Mailman Truck Equipment
Mint Parking
Alamo Airways
Delta Construction
Southern Nevada Telephone
U. Masonry
D. Snell
J. Tomblin
D. Madama
Joe Hays
E. Brown
1. Hanson
P. Pappan
So Devore
Mint
U. S. Masonry
Southern Nevada Telephone Co
Bps Mercury
Basin
Bay Meadows racing entries and fat purses listed
Post time and entry details from Bay Meadows feature multiple 2 000 two year olds and four year olds across divisions. Notable horses include Romany M Volrke Nationat ane nS Domingues Isra Queen Velona Lord Nicotes and many others with purses around 2 000 and up to 2 500. The list notes weights and jockeys such as Dixon Hunt Scheih Merrey and Ferguson for various entries.
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Mans. F
Dixon
Romany M Volrke Nationat
Domingues
Hunt
Scheih
Tejiado Isra
Queen
Caste Velona
Ferguson Orgenique
Merrey
Lucky Melody
Tong Quymie
Tahini Tinker's
Roby
Lewis Tomon
Echornow Regai
Murrey
Joy
Voltke
White
Lord Nicotes
Durreseaux Tower
Battlin Y Domingue
Dixon Switchboard
Jennings Covgertown
Ferguson CN
Mons
F. Furs
Red Pantoletts
Voeizke
Lewis Goyola
Ferguson Alibhai
Tam
Pappe
Lewis
Peniche
Rugoers
Ferguson
Daminaver
Sir Maverick
Blue Ravin
Tom 'Carnethy
Big Bom
Castle
Voizke
Lew
Murray
the Yolo Kid
Wilson Wiss
California
Penicheath
San Fernanda
Nokonewo
Lewis Don Mexicana
Go Petty
Powell
Discurragh
Katy
Howeez
Dixon Col. Snider
Murnt
Domingue
Onac
Lewis ‘Trom
Jennings
Peniche Torah Challenge
Toni Manorah
Castle Steel Ayress
Yoaner
Findley Olds Top Eliminator At Henderson
The Pete Findley Oldsmobile Special won the Top Eliminator title in the final 1982 season program at Thunder Bird Speedway Henderson. It posted a top speed of 176.81 mph and 8.53 seconds elapsed. Greg Graham took Junior Eliminator honors with 127.38 mph and 11.09 seconds in an Oldsmobile engined Roadster. The Paletti Automotive flat claimed the Little Eliminator at 140 mph and 10 seconds. Chrysler products led Street and Stock Eliminator as Tommy Topper in a 1963 Plymouth and a Dick Stewart Motors entry in a 1963 Dodge won those titles.
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Pete Findley
Oldsmobile
Thunderbird Speedway
Henderson
Greg Graham
Paletti Automotive
Chrysler
Tommy Topper
Plymouth
Dick Stewart Motors
Dodge
Regent Wins Littleman Handicap In Close Finish
Regent nosed ahead to win the Littleman Invitational Handicap No 4 at Sportsman Park on a slow track in 1:85-1/5 over 1 1/16 miles. Countess Juana and Colonel Ovid tied for second, with backers paid $29.80, $6.20 and $4.40 for Regent.
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Chicago
UPI
Regent
Sportsman Park
Tammy Lattarulo
Countess Juana
Shipps Hill
Colonel Ovid
Ovid
Manhattan College coach retires but stays U.S. track chief
George Fastment announces retirement as head track coach at Manhattan College while remaining chairman of the U S men's track and field committee through the 1964 Tokyo Olympics.
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New York
UPI
Cheorge Fastment
Manhattan College
U.S
Tokyo
Bragan Urges Braves to Enforce National League Balk Rule
Milwaukee manager Bobby Bragan led a special pitching school for the Braves urging adherence to the NL balk rule. Starters Warren Spahn and Lew Burdette demonstrated set position work while veterans face fines up to 100 dollars per balk. Bragan credits the crackdown to off-season moves by Dodgers and Giants and aims to improve control and runner watching.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Bobby Bragan
Milwaukee Braves
Bragan
Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Spahn
Burdette
Walter O'Malley
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Maury Wills
Covington and Mauch clash over lineups in Phillies tilt
John Wesley Covington defends his left handed power and says Gene Mauch moves are for the club's benefit. He credits the manager with trying different hitters and stresses he trusts Mauch to do what is best for the team despite criticism from fans and observers. Covington notes his eight years with various managers and remains focused on winning.
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Baik
Spahn
Shaw
Philadelphia
UPI
John Wesley Covington
Gene Mauch
Philadelphia Phillies
Covington
Mauch
Big Wes
South Paw
Wes
Vance
Paul Waner
Braves exercise recall option on Aaron and Samuel
The Milwaukee Braves announced 24 hour recall options for first baseman Tommie Aaron to Denver in the Pacific Coast League and utility infielder Amado Samuel to Toronto in the International League. Both players, brothers of Henry Aaron, are in their second Braves season and struggled at the plate last year.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Milwaukee Braves
Tommie Aaron
Denver
Amado Samuel
Toronte
Samuel
Aaron
Henry Aaron
Braves
Carling World Open selects Oakland Hills for first site
Detroit area Oakland Hills Golf Club was chosen as the initial site for the $200,000 Carling World Open in August 1964. Norman Fry, Oakland Hills president, and Dalton of Carling Breweries in Canada announced the plan. The event, the richest on record, will be staged in Canada for the first time in 1967 at an as yet unnamed venue.
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Toronto
Horse Racing Selections Across Suffolk Down and Nearby Tracks
A chaos of race names and entries appears with numerous horse selections and unnamed runners. The list references Suffolk Downs and other venues with many horses such as Pass The Deal Three Fingers Deep Thinker Engine L qugRran and Royal Endeavor along with riders and owners, all mixed in a dense, unreadable note.
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Anquis
All Goll
Tewas Twister
Ratty Len
Pengacen
Devine
Ateas
Roger Dale
Admiral Todd
Deep Thinker
Engine L qugRran
Red Maid
Dedgertoen
Royal Endeavor
Waywerd Miner
Cheryl Sue
Inspiration
Grey Scandal
Franqule
Micie Mill
Key Board
Jet Senge
Lovely Shayne
Count Rogier
63 Hurlers Shoot for Magic Mark
New York based UP I report notes Major League pitchers in 1963 chase the 20 win mark. Early favorites include Jim O'Toole of the Reds and Ray Washburn of the Cardinals after each posted five victories. O'Toole previously had 16 and 19 wins in prior seasons.
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Jim O'Toole
Cincinnati Reds
Ray Washburn
St. Louis Cardinals
Lefty O'Toole
City Softball Highlights and Notable Early Performances
Highlights recap from Pete Gruneisen at Squires Park details early-season play across the league. Mentions Washburn and Spahn among standout pitchers, Cheney's surprise hot start, and multiple hitters with early power including Arnold Rival Hoover and Davi son. Noisy box of names and results give a snapshot of first-week action and 20-win contenders in both leagues.
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Municipal Softball Association
Pete Gruneisen
Squires Park
Thunderbird Trapshoot Set For May At Rancho Club
President Joe Wells announced that the Hotel Thunderbird will hold its fourth trapshoot of the season May 16 to 19 in conjunction with Helldorado. The event returns to the Rancho House Gun Club on the Tonopah Highway after debuting last November with the Jackpot Handicap.
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Hotel Thunderbird
Helldorado
Joe Wells
Rancho House Gun Club
Tonopah Highway
Ortiz Honored in New York City Hall Ceremony
Lightweight world champion Carlos Ortiz was welcomed by Mayor Robert F. Wagner at City Hall yesterday. Ortiz, a Puerto Rico native long a New York resident, received a history book of New York City as the mayor praised his achievements as champion and citizen.
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New York
UPI
Carlos Ortiz
City Hall
Robert F. Wagner
Ortiz
Puerto Rico
New York City
Go-Karts Start Hacienda Races
Go karts raced for the first time this weekend at the Hacienda track with close heats in four divisions. Points leaders include Denny Selleck 1100 in A Standard Senior and multi rider standings for A Super Senior A Standard Senior A Standard Junior and B and C Open.
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Hacienda
Denny Selleck
Rod Earhart
Lawrence Fletcher
Marion Brooks
Denny Sellack
Barbara Brooks
Skip Hanson
Ronnie Fletcher
Keith Dean
Bud McGary
Pat Hail
Ronnie Cola
Bill Gardner
Ronnie Vietcher
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Lyon
Iowa
By Lou Lyon
Las Vegas Row
Sperlings
Thunderbird Hotel
Patio Flowers
Thundrebird
Sperling
Doris Daverso
Lou Stone
Sara Halverson
Etta Cortez
Treva Roles
Ruthe Deskin
Liz Allen
Maxine DuMain
Mary Sparrow
Dottie Bell
Hazelle Parfet
Marlene Powers
Jan Hudec
Thunderbird
Musso
Bonanza Airlines
Southwest Gas
Roach Distributing
Mesa Liquors
Occidental Life
First National Bank
Palm Mortuary
Carson Construction Co
Mobil
Fremont Hotel
Roach Distributing Co
Merry Makers
Bank of Las Vegas
Vegas Courts
Annabelle Plunkett
P. Graham
Record Center
Lander Caulking
Bay Meadows
Findley Olds
Longshot
Colorado
Bridge Canyon
Colorado River
Hoover Dam
Tom Boyer
Boulder City
Glen Canyon Dam
Lake Mead
Lake Powell
Rob Shaw
Chicago Cubs
Balks
Tony Croninger
Phil Pilot
T. Aaron
Carling Golf
UPI Racing Selections
Ray Meadows
S. One
Colonel Fury
Helens Pegards
Lousy Sissy
Mobille
Lord Nicholas
Balti
Geyaio
Miss Sumeep
Lennie
Rene
Billy Hug
Winged Embrace
Sweet Lite
Sandy Fork
Salepas Fury
Tevgn
Tecoom
Suffolk Downs
Carine
Pandy Mosier
Jonn Boe
Mra
Melvin
Raya
Gopplers Gaid
Count Derma
Mountein
Pee
Princess Babu
Steel Viking Qigerve
Who'll
Washburn
St. Looey
Old Spahine
Tom Cheney
Washington
Orelando Pena
Kansas City
Curt Simmons
Cardinals
Jack Sanford
San Francisco Giants
Steve Barber
Baltimore Orioles
Cheney
Senators
Boston
Los Angeles
Detroit
Ted Arnold
Peterson Company
Jack Wilson
Showboat Hotel
Central Telephone Company
Dick Peterson
Art Melanson
Nevada Laundry
Coo Coo Club
Jim Kizzire
Clark County
Jim Pratt
Golden Nugget
Gary Lawson
Ernie Brooks
Nevada Power
Junior Davison
Mike Rival
Nellis Air Force Base
Gary Hoover
Sports Liquor
Sports
Lake Mead Base
Nevada
John Davis
Clark County Sheriffs
Kenny Coats
Marcels
Joe Geema
Reel Inn
Rob Peterson Company
Marty Sherran
Nellis
Arnold
Pena
Cincinnati
Los Angeles Angels
Indians
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Sanford
Bob Purkey
Joey Jay
Ralph Terry
New York Yankees
Dick Donovan
Ray Herbert
Chicago White Sox
Camilo Pascual
Minnesota Twins
Drysdale
Parker
Jay
Macnish
SAU
Robert McNish & Co. Ltd
Glasgow
Scotland
Webster International
Los Angelss
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