Local Bowling Standings And 200-Game Lists
Gray Harrison and Don Ellis lead 200 and 180 game tallies with scores around 200s. The compilation includes numerous players across men and women divisions, clubs, sponsors, and team names as well as league results and bowling achievements from Frontier Lanes and related organizations.
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Frank Chapman
J. B. McMann
Fred Waczula
Calvin Moon
Bo Abner
Ed Bunnell
B. Ballard
Gene Slaughter
Calvin Burton
Dale Fordyce
Don Ellis
Gene Morgan
Gray Harrison
Charles Root
al Taulbee
Bob Phillips
John Griggs
Joe Orum
Jules Wander
Harrison rolls two 600s and 279 at JJ Lanes
Gray Harrison, a veteran bowler, topped the 600 mark twice with 676 and 629 at JJ Lanes. His 279 game was the season high for the venue as he helped Pipe Shop beat Riggers. Leslie Colvin framed a 589 for Martin’s Beauty Service. Riggs’ Funeral Home won in a tight All Star setting. Ronnie Frye posted a 435 in the Industrial Labor League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Harrison
Fred Waczula
Don Ellis
Woe Orum
Arnold Smith
Frontier Lanes
Leslie Colvin
Arlene Mattingly
Helen Buehl
Char. Pergram
Dot Doughman
Mary Conarroe
JJ Lanes
Pipe Shop
Riggers
Armco
Colvin
Martin
Riggs’ Funeral Home
Fundamentals First Help Beginners Bowlers Straight Line Roll
The writer advises new bowlers to ignore wrist and finger actions and focus on footwork, armswing, and timing. Overemphasis on hand action leads to incorrect hooks. Beginners should deliver with minimal wrist movement to produce a straight ball from the proper angle, noting left handers may naturally hook.
Defending Champ Leads Open at Babe Zaharias
Marlene Hagge of Delray Beach Florida shot a one under 72 to take the first round lead in the Babe Zaharias Open at Beaumont Country Club. Defending champion Hagge had three birdies and two bogeys on the 18 hole layout. Ruth Jessen of Seattle sits second with an even par 73.
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Beaumont
Texas
Marlene Bauer Hagge
del Ray Beach
Fla
Hagge
Beaumont Country Club
Ruth
Wheaties
Miami Accepts Tournament Bid To Steel Bowl
Miami University accepted a bid to play in the Steel Bowl Basketball Tournament in Pittsburgh on Dec. 13 and 14. Miami will face either Pittsburgh or Duquesne on December 13, with the loser and winner meeting on December 14. George Washington University, beat by Miami 84-70 in Cincinnati, also attends.
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Oxford
Miami University
Pittsburgh
John L. Brickels
Miami
Duquesne
George Washington University
Pitt
George Washington
Panthers
Friday results headline from baseball scores
Friday results show Kansas City defeated Boston 4 to 1 and Philadelphia beat New York A 6 to 4. Milwaukee triumphed over Brooklyn 5 to 1 while Cleveland routed New York N 12 to 9. Cincinnati edged Washington 1 to 0 and Chicago N defeated Baltimore 6 to 4.
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Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Chicago
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Kansas City
Philadelphia
University of Cincinnati Postpones Spring Football Game
The University of Cincinnati clinic football game scheduled for today has been postponed until next Friday night due to heavy rains. Tickets held by Middletown players will be honored next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati
Middletown
Redskins Fall 2-1 to Tennessee Tech in Cookeville
Miami University lost its first game in three on a southern baseball tour, falling 2-1 to Tennessee Tech at Cookeville, Tennessee. The Redskins were rained out of three games and close the tour today.
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Oxford
Miami University
Tennessee Tech
Cookeville
Tenn
College Baseball Scores and Upsets Across Teams
Michigan State defeats Rollins 8 to 3 while Illinois Wesleyan wins 11 to 3 over New Orleans Loyola. Georgia Tech edges Kentucky 6 to 5 and Mississippi State beats Vanderbilt 9 to 3. Georgia beats Tennessee 11 to 5.
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Associated Press
Michigan State
Rollins
Illinois Wesleyan
New Orleans
Loyola
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Miss State
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Tennessee
Auto Ferry Back On Job
The autoferry Vacationland is returning to service across the Straits of Mackinac to clear a backlog of cars and passengers after ice kept the 320 foot vessel from slipping for 22 hours. Sixty six passengers and 24 crewmen spent a tense night aboard as ice floes and mud grounded the ship near Mackinaw City.
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Mackinaw City
Mich
Autoferry Vacationland
Straits of Mackinac
Mackinac Straits
Georgia Wreck Kills 3 Ohioans
A head on collision south of Woodbine Georgia between an auto carrying three Ohioans and a pulpwood truck killed Mrs Jean Sellars 41 of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs William A Brouse both about 70 of Wellington. The driver Thomas Lester Sellars 51 was critically injured and hospitalized in Jacksonville Florida. Sheriff Willie Smith said a tire blew out on the truck causing it to cross into the auto during heavy rain.
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Woodbine
Georgia
U. S
Jean Sellars
Cleveland
William A. Brouse
Wellington
Thomas Lester Sellars
Jacksonville
Fla
Willie Smith
Parking Tickets Could Be Lucky in Rivle
In Rivle Colorado a daily drawing awards a $5 merchandise order to the owner of a randomly drawn parking ticket. The Chamber of Commerce sponsors the prize with Patrolman Ralph McLearn credited for the idea while issuing tickets.
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Rivle
Colo
Colorado
Chamber of Commerce
Ralph McLearn
Alaska’s Land North of the Arctic Circle Comprises One Third
A historical note states that roughly one third of Alaska lies north of the Arctic Circle. It highlights the extent of Arctic territory within the state and its geographic significance.
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Alaska
Arctic Circle
Negro March Planned On Washington Prayer Pilgrimage
Roy Wilkins NAACP executive director and co chairmen Martin Luther King and A Philip Randolph announce a May 17 prayer pilgrimage for freedom at the Lincoln Memorial. They expect over 50 000 attendees to mark the third anniversary of the Supreme Court school desegregation ruling and show unity of the Negro community behind civil rights.
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Washington
Lincoln Memorial
Roy Wilkins
Cochairman
Interior Department
Supreme Court
NAACP
Martin Luther King
Montgomery
Ala
A. Philip Randolph
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Wilkins
Private Schools Warned Against Government Aid
Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower, president of Johns Hopkins University and the President's brother, told about 400 alumni at the Waldorf Astoria that private universities would lose independence if they took federal funds. He warned freedom under private control fosters pioneering education, saying without freedom there is no education.
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New York
Milton S. Eisenower
Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
New Jersey
Connecticut
Waldorf-Astoria
Chief McGowan of Niles Dies at 57
Police Chief Matthew J. McGowan, age 57, died of a heart ailment Friday in Niles Ohio. He joined the force in 1937 and served as chief for two years. He trained boxers and mentored noted middleweight Sonny Horne among others.
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Niles
Ohio
Matthew J. McGowan
Sonny Horne
Palace of the Governors: oldest government building in U S
The Palace of the Governors in Santa Fe New Mexico, established in 1610, is identified as the oldest government building in the United States. The structure remains a historic symbol of early colonial administration and Indigenous relations.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe
United States
LAW Picks 6 Outsiders As Watchdogs On Union
The United Auto Workers named six external figures to form a public review board to monitor union affairs. The group includes Methodist Bishop G Bromley Oxnam, Rabbi Morris Adler, Msgr George Higgins, Dr Clark Kerr, Dr Edward Witte, and Circuit Judge Wade H McCree, with a seventh member to be chosen. The board, staff funded by the union, will likely be paid per diem. the plan aims to reassure ethics amid federal inquiries.
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Atlantic City
N. J
International Executive Board
United Auto Workers
G. Bromley Oxnam
Washington, D. C
Morris Adier
Detroit
George Higgins
Was D. C
Clark Kerr
University of California
Edward Witte
University of Wisconsin
Wade H. McCree
UAW
Water P. Rewther
U. S. Senate
International Upholsterers Union
Reuther
Satellite May Stay in Orbit Five Or Six Years
Satellite lifetime may extend to five or six years due to lower than expected atmospheric density at 300 miles. Dr Josef Allen Hynek cited new rocket test data improving the estimate after a forthcoming U S launch planned within 16 months.
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South Pasadena
Calif
Massachusettes
Canada vows to push goodwill with Britain and U S
Foreign Secretary Lester Pearson stated Canada's essential foreign policy aim is to promote goodwill between Britain and the United States. He emphasized the two nations need each other's support in a dangerous world and that Canada needs both allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N.S
Lester Pearson
Canada
Britain
United States
United Kingdom
Falconry tribes use golden eagle for antelope catching
Certain Asiatic tribes devoted to falconry employ the golden eagle to catch antelope. The practice highlights the eagle as a specialized hunting partner in traditional communities.
Chicago Grain Table High Low Close
A compact listing from Chicago markets shows grain figures including high, low, and close for key commodities. Reading reflects standard market quotations and closing prices across the trading period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
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Warner Bros. Ie
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Key Largo
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Lady Godiva
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Feather River
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George Nader
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Marianne Cook
Elsa Martinell
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Sydney Chaplin
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John Gavin
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Chicago Grain Table
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