Lefty Bowlers Shine In City Classic Tourney Lead
Jeff's Market tops the four major divisions as Carl Nechling lifts Jeff's Market to first with a 3065 total aided by a 489 pin handicap. Tom Calloway set records in singles and all events with 790 and 2125 respectively, while Dale Johnson posts 672 in singles and backs Miami Maid Bread with strong 621 in all events. With two weekends left, 224 of 424 singles and doubles players have competed and 96 of 207 teams have finished bids.
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Sports Bowl
Tom Calloway
Dale Johnson
Jeff's Market
German Insurance
Combs Tile Co
Armco Senators
Miracle Water
Riggers
Elk
Miami Maidead
Elks No
Alley Rats
Cal
Loway
Young Johnson
Johnson
Miami Maid Bread
Breadmen
Miami Maid
Carl Nechling
Jeff
Don Skeens
Bud Hydler
Robert Mapes
Hydler
Hubert Turner
Tom Uleman
Ellsworth Wright
Chuck Lickliter
Harold Cook
Bill Wilson
Lew Shaffer
Phil Adams
Jake Watson
Wilbur Perkins
Westminster Kennel Club Show Opens in New York City
Bluebloods from 46 states and three countries gathered at Madison Square Garden for the Westminster Kennel Club show. The 85th edition features six group winners and ends with Dr. Joseph E. Redde selecting best in show after finals Tuesday night.
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Bluebloods of
Dogland
New York City
New York
Madison Square Garden
Westminster Kennel Club
Westminster
Joseph E. Redde
East Longmeadow
Mass
Ch. Chik T-sun
Caversham
C .C Venable
Atlanta
Wright wins St Petersburg Open edging Suggs on birthday
Mackey Wright, 25, the tall power hitter of women's golf, won the St Petersburg Open by four strokes with a 279 total after rounds of 72 70 67 70. The San Diego native earned a $1,247 prize and his touted as a potential best ever. Wright defeated Louise Suggs of Atlanta who carded 73 in the final round.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Mackey Wright
San Diego
Calif
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
Untouchables Undefeated In Old-Timers League
The Untouchables defeated the Tightropers 59 to 4 at the Armco Center to extend their unbeaten streak to six straight wins. Snow scored 18 and Hardeman 16 as the Untouchables take a tournament lead and will idle next week before facing the winner of the American Legion Checkmates contest for the title. The Legion defeated VFW 52 to 50 while the Checkmates beat the Wild Irishmen 77 to 46, with Eddie Merchant posting 25 for the Checkmates and D Cox 21 for the Irishmen.
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Untouchables
Armco
Tightropers
Snow
Hardeman
American Legion
Legion Ftve
VFW
Eddie Merchant
D. Cox
Weekend Fights by the Associated Press
Tokyo fighter Sadao Yaoia outpointed Chung Kook Myun in Tokyo while in Havana Baby Colon drew with Julio Carrera in Cuba. The card in Tokyo featured 11744 and 117% listed weights, with Myun from South Korea and Yaoia facing off in a clear victory. In Cuba the Cuban battlers Colon and Carrera fought to a split draw as fans watched a doble weight lineup in the weekend edition.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Sadao Yaoia
Japan
Chung Kook Myun
South Korea
Havana
Baby Colon
Cuba
Julio Carrera
Drew
Monti Kyeing 4-Man Sled Title Next
Italy's Fuge nio Monti began preparing to defend the world 4-man crown after winning the 2-man world title previously. He shattered two-man speed records at Lake Placid with a 4:42.67 four-heat time and a final heat 1:09.22 as Gary Sheffield finished second with 4:45.74.
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Italy
Monti Kyeing
Lake Placid
N.Y
Fugenio Monti
Monti
van Hoevenberg
Stan Benham
Gary Sheffield
Benham
Sheffield
Armco Gun Club Reelects Nickell President Again
Henry C. Nickell was reelected president of the Armco Gun Club for the third time at Friday night’s meeting. Jim Ingram was reelected vice president, Bob Yauch became secretary, and John Dobrozsi was named treasurer. Field captains named were Al Kremer, Kenny Bowles, Dan Miller, Bill Barnett, Bill Johnston and Harold Thomas.
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Armco Gun Club
Henry C. Nickell
Jim Ingram
Bob Yauch
John Dobrozsi
al Kremer
Kenny Bowles
Dan Miller
Bill Johnston
Bill Barnett
Harold Thomas
Individual Pin Champions Crowned By D N Sunday
Diamond Nationals bowling at J J Lanes crowned champions. Charles Brinkman and Al Lotmueller won handicap doubles 1331 and without handicap 1244. Everett Hensley won handicap singles 692. Eddie Center had 690 handicap but 630 actual. Hazel Ward Janet Parks won women's doubles 1214. Louise Koepschied Mary Leopold 1178. Gladys Hadix 602. Donna Davis 589. Other top finishers listed with totals.
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Charles Brinkman
al Lotmueller
Everett Hensley
Eddie Center
Hazel Ward
Janet Parks
Louise Koepschied
Mary Leopold
Gladys
McKinley Captures Pan Am Net Crown
Edinburg Texas AP Chuck McKinley American Davis Cupper won the ninth Pan American Interepee Tennis Tournament title by defeating Antonio Palafox in three sets 5 3 4 6 7 5 on Sunday.
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McKinley
Pan-Am
Edinburg, Tex
Chuck McKinley
Weekend bowling results and high games listed
Weekend results from SPORTS BOWL show mixed doubles and team matchups such as Pinups versus 2, Tophats versus 1, Dynamites versus 2, Hotshots versus 1, Wigflippers versus 2, and more. High scores included Floyd Bender 235-200 and Wilbur Kelso 221, with 200s by Oltis White and Don Bowlin and 180s by Pat Woodward.
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Hotshots
Guys & Dolls
Dale's TV
Twilight Grunner Furniture
Thunderbirds
Sam's Kids
Scrubs
Alibis
Hi-Hopers
Do Gooders
Tip Toppers
Oltis White
Leonard Young
Wilbur Kelso
Don Bowlin
Floyd Bender
Manny Garlikoy
Brown Callahan
Pat Woodward
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Ken Carpenter
Paul Dempsten
al Jordon
John Sauter
Delbert McDon Skeens
Bnd Hydiler
Oscar Carrozza
Isded
Perring-Wardlow
Bradshaw - Barry
Aleman-Wright Bryant-McFeeters
Lickliter-Cook
Wilson-Shaffer
Adams-Watson
Carpenter-Wells
D. Gibbs
G. Gibb
Eads-Calloway
Ken Wells
Pinetop
William J. Lafoon
Rose Robbins
Petersburg
Chris Teeter
Birmingham
Mich
Blanche T. Reeg
Wantaugh
Wardone Kennels
Detroit
Norman Austin
High Point
N. C
Chicago
Pix
S. K. Allman Jr
Doylestown
Boston
Wright
Franklin
Elvis Presley
Screaming Skull
Dixie Cruise
Bing Crosby
Fabian Tuesday Weld
Nicole Maurey
Crranascop Ay
Beer Dell
S. Mair
Nickell
D-N
Bill Click
Norm Mohn
Bob Menke
Joe Nickel
J. Williams
Mohn
Gene Kelhoffer
Linda McEvoy
Virginia Scholl
Angie Callahan
Bernice Busby
Colts
49Er's
Unnamed
Browns
Rams
Echo Spring
Echo Spring Dist. CO
Louisville, Kentucky
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