June Bowles Leads City Bowling Tour in Open Weekend
June Bowles tops the Womens City Bowling Tour after the first weekend with a 617 singles total and a 1,157 doubles with Margaret Beachler. Neda Marchetti leads singles and all events overall, while House for Drugs tops the team event. Action resumes next Saturday and Sunday at Eastern Lanes.
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Margaret Beachler
Margaret
June
House of Drugs
Bowles - Beachler
Marchetti
Laynecrest
Marcia Shaffer
Lori Brandenburg
Middletown Association
Marcia
Lori
Second Place Is Painful in Men’s City Bowling Tourney
Bruce Copsey and Hiram DePew captured 1,336 in doubles at J J Lanes, one pin behind leaders Jim Brewer and Bracy Lee. Dick Gaiser led singles with 662, while Bob Byrnes topped the team event with a 2,991 including handicap. Rolling continues next weekend with team, doubles, and singles events.
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Bruce Copsey
Hiram DePew
Jim Brewer
Bracy Lee
Copsey
DePew
Dick Gaiser
Gaiser
Bill Theodore
Brewer
Women’s Standings and Top Singles Leaders Report
The standings list teams led by House of Drugs with 2 760 points and Harry A. Finkleman at 2 739. Other top teams include Miller High Life 2 726 and Macks Record Shop 2 698. Singles leaders feature June Bowles 617 and Neda Marchetti 615 with multiple pairings listed. All-EVENT leaders include Margaret Beachler 1 611 and Les Thurman 1 567 with Ira Gibbs 1 561 among top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Drugs
Harry A. Finkleman
Miller High Life
Macks Record Shop
Riggs Funeral Home
June Bowles
Neda Marchetti
Treva Terrell
Joy Dysart
Sally Yenser
Margaret Beachler
Shirley Hartman
Louise Moon
Marjorie Fetter
Kay Steele
Jeri Howell
Mary Henning
Abe Arnett
Delores Perrin
Les Thurman
Ira Gibbs
Betty Hotarick
Middletown Quintet Tops Craftmen Tourney Field
Local Quintet tops the Craftsmen's Tournament standings as King Sol's of Middletown led after week one with 2,888 pins in the two month event. Kenny's Restaurant of Lancaster led actual pins with 2,669 while F Baker of Bellfontaine posted a 697 in singles and Rothfuss of Lancaster a 660. Furlong and Pennick of Ludlow Kentucky led handicap doubles with 1,281 and Owens and Lacy of Columbus led actual doubles with 1,186.
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Middletown
King Sol’s
Kenny’s Restaurant
Lancaster
F. Baker
Bellfontaine
R. Rothfuss
Armco Gunners Top Inland Manufacturing in Trapshooting
Armco's trapshooters won 531 to 516 against Inland Manufacturing of Dayton at the Sportsmen's Club. Ralph Ditmyer led with 47 of 50, while Henry Nickell hit 46 targets in the Dayton Industrial Athletic Association victory.
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Armco
Dayton
Sportsmen’s Club
Ralph Ditmyer
Dayton Industrial Athletic Association
Henry Nickell
Exhibition Scores From Major League Games
Exhibition results show Los Angeles defeating Atlanta 4 0 and Cincinnati beating Chicago 3 1. Houston tied Washington at Cocoa Florida with play postponed. New York NL tied St Louis 1 1 in 14 innings, Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 7 6, California beat Chicago NL 3 1, Cleveland defeated San Francisco 5 4, Boston routed Oakland 14 4, Minnesota edged Detroit 5 4, New York AL and Baltimore 7 7 in 13 innings.
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Los Angeles
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Chicago
Houston
Washington
Cocoa
Fla
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
California
Cleveland
San Francisco
Boston
Oakland
Minnesota
Detroit
Baltimore
W.L. T
Montreal
Toronto
Detr
Philadel
Los Ang
Abel, Wings Rally Past Bruins After 5-0 Lead Lost
Sid Abel faced a turbulent weekend as Detroit recovered from a 7-5 loss to Toronto and a 5-0 collapse against Boston. The Red Wings steadied with Roge r Crozier in goal as Jimmy Peters and Frank Mahovlich scored late to seal a 7-5 victory.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Sid Abel
Abel
Detroit Red Wings
Toroto
Boston
Wings
Roger Crozier
Jimmy Peters
Frank Mahovlich
Bill Flett
Los Angeles
New York
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Chicago
Toronto
St. Louis
Oakland
Alex Delvecchio
Gordie Howe
Pete Stemkowski
Bruce MacGregor
Bruins
Ted Green
John McKenzie
Tommy Williams
Ken Hodge
Glen Sather
Sather
Crozier
Peters
Mahovlich
Flett
Ed Giacomin
Giacomin
Ken Wharram
Jack Norris
Norris
Mike Walton
Stan Mikita
Ratelle
Standings for Men’s 1 Make-Up Five and Others
The list shows top five teams Men’s Standings with Make-Up Five Crystal Tissue Miles' Moving Henck's Hi-Spots and Delta Pipeline. Individual placements include Dick Gaiser Jim Brewer Bill Theodore Jack Miller Dick Zeck Bracy Lee Bruce Copsey Hiram DePew Sterling Harrison Jim Harrison Elmer Ball Ken Patrick Delmar Blankenship Cecil Bowen and Delmar Blankenship with 2,991 as a total.
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Miles
Dickinson Narrowly Wins Doral Open in Tight Finish
Gardner Dickinson edged Tom Weiskopf to capture the Doral Open top prize of 20000 dollars. Dickinson finished 13 under par with a 275 total after a bogey parade in the final round. Weiskopf, three back at start, closed with bogeys to finish 276 after a 74.
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MIAMI
Gardner Dickinson
Tom Weiskopf
Dickinson
Weiskopf
Also Mentioned on This Page
June Bowles Gals
Mrs. Marchetti
House
Illa Gibbs
Mag Longman
Juanita Howard
Jo Brandenburg
Lee
Bob Byrnes
Joe Brandenburg
Jake Scyphers
Walt Shaffer
Mike Shaffer
Delta Pipeline
Carroll Yocum
Gene Haney
Carl Compton
Tom Calloway
Calvin Moon
Theodore
Brewer - Lee
Heig
weBio Moun
Wwes
Mar OF T
Dixie Ay
Elizabeth Taylor
Frank Sinatra
the Naked Runner
Audrey’ Eet A Arkin
Richard Crenna
Armco Gunners
NHL
Dickerson
U.S
Rize Ood
Union Sanitery
Shell
ICE & Coal CO
Curtis St
John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
Cartoni
Whitewall
America
Chevylis
Electras
Firestone
Kustomag
Keystone Kustom
Wirestone
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