Kegler's Korner Cox Syptak Top Bowling Honors
Charles Syptak earns top bowler honors with a 656 series and 161 pins above his average after a season lull. Ora Mae Cox leads the women with a 162-pin over-average mark and a 1629? No 500-plus series, as Ora rises in a stiffer competition that week. Other notable totals include Howard Scruggs and Bob Swain posting strong over-average gains as bowlers report high scores in Thunderbird leagues.
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Charles Syptak
Perp
Ora Mae Cox
Syptak
Larry Mehefko
Thunderbird
Ora
Howard Scruggs
Bob Swain
Calvin Woodall
Chuck Bratcher
Carolyn York
Lorene Hardin
Vi Phelps
Basketball Was Rough In Old Days
Louisville architect Hugh Nevin recalls early basketball in 1895 with a YMCA team in Louisville. He notes liberal rules, no foul line, bush league baskets, and players chasing balls off walls, contrasting past rough play with today's tighter officiating and more frequent fouls.
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Seven-Foot Prep Star Joins Pistons Roster
Detroit Pistons authorize adding seven footer Reggie Harding to roster. Harding, 21, was with the Harlem Road Kings on tour in Dallas and ordered to Detroit. He will join the team Sunday and fly to Los Angeles for Monday’s game.
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Russians Edge Canadian Olympic Team 2-1 in Moscow
The Soviet Union No 2 hockey squad defeated Canada 2-1 in Moscow, marking Canada's second straight defeat in Russia after an 8-1 loss to the USSR No 1 team last week. Players and scoring details were not provided.
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City Pin Results Friday Night Late Mixed League
In the Holiday Bowl event Elsie Martin bowled 207 and 195 in individual games with Terre Smith scoring 22 in one game. Bettie Seibert had 52 in series and Walt Loos 671 in a high series, while Hermon Smith Texaco led team game and team series. In the Homemakers League Barbers McDonough posted 197, Elsie Martin 195, Norma Hill 543 and Elsie Martin 527 in individuals, with Altas Beauty Scion leading team game 644 and team season 1867.
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Hank Satis
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Sophomore Bets National Indoor Scholastic High Jump Record
New York AP reports Bill Mc Clellan a DeWitt Clinton High School sophomore cleared 6 feet 7 and one quarter inches to exceed the national indoor scholastic high jump mark set earlier by John Thomas at the National AAU interscholastics. Thomas competed for Rindge Tech of Boston in 1958.
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DeWitt Clinton
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Spanswick Tops Bosox Rookie List
Boston scouts tout Bill Spanswick as the brightest pitching prospect after a standout 14-8 season with 209 strikeouts in Seattle. The Red Sox project a core of young talent including Charton Gray Gaines Rohr and rising infielders Jones Petrocelli and outfielders Conigliaro Horton as they rebuild.
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Lew Dorsch
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Texans Bow To Shockers
Wichita sank 10 straight free throws in two minutes to beat North Texas State 86 70 in Denton. The Shockers led 6 minutes left as North Texas fouls surged, keeping Wichita undefeated at 5 0 in the MVC while the Eagles sat 0 4. Dave Stallworth scored 23 points on 7 of 10 field goals and 9 of 10 free throws.
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Firearms control urged in national debate editorial
Outdoor columnist summarizes Alan Barth’s Washington Post editorial calling for strict gun laws. He cites tragedies from easily accessible firearms, accidents as opposed to crimes, and holdups turning deadly, arguing for tighter sale and possession rules in the United States.
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Lema Leads at Bings Crosby Event as Palmer Misses Cut
Tony Lema tied Canada’s Al Balding for the 208 lead while Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus faltered in the Bing Crosby tournament at Pebble Beach California. Balding and Lema struggled on the 17th as weather shifted from sun to rain.
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Kaycee Owner Retains Lawyer In Move Fight
Charles C. Finley, owner of the Kansas City Athletics, hires Louis Nizer to represent him in a bid to move the team to Louisville. The American League voted 9 to 1 against the move and demanded a Kansas City lease by Feb. 1 under threat of expulsion. Finley vows to pursue court action to challenge the league’s authority.
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16 Small Fry Quints Are Still Undefeated
Action in the Midget and Peewee basketball leagues reaches the third round with 16 unbeaten clubs. In the Midget National loop Adams Hoover Pecan Grove and Westwood remain flawless, while Jefferson Adams Pecan Grove and Eisenhower stay undefeated in Peewee. Other unbeatens include Douglass Dunbar Lincoln in Midget American Midget Sooner and Rogers Lincoln Dunbar in Peewee. A key Midget AL showdown Dunbar vs Lincoln at Lawton High. Adams and Westwood meet in a National loop clash. Peewee teams with perfect records do not play this week.
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Braves Sign Lou Brissie As Carolina Area Scout
Milwaukee Braves announce the signing of former pitcher Lou Brissie as a scout for the South Carolina area Brissie pitched for the Philadelphia Athletics and Cleveland Indians from 1947 to 1953 and later served as national director of the American Legion baseball program.
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White Beaches Semifinals In Fer Amateur Tourney
Barbara Fay White of Shreveport Louisiana defeated defending champion Phyllis Preuss of Pompano Beach 1 up in the semifinals of the 35th South Atlantic Women's Amateur Golf Tournament in Ormond Beach Florida. Doris Phillips of Belleville Illinois beat Phyllis Semple of Sewickley 2 and 1 in the other semifinal.
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Donovan Signs Pact With Cleveland Indians Pitchers
Pitcher Dick Donovan and catcher John Romano have signed their 1964 contracts with the Cleveland Indians, the club announced Saturday.
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