Gals Lead Bowling Action Amid Mixed Results On Lanes
Leslie Colvin rolls a 626 series to set a new women’s high in Mayers Meats lane action as Ruth Sanders posts 620 and Kathy Harrison 509 for Mayer's. Poffenberger's takes second amid multiple league results across Broadview bowling clubs.
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Ralph Laurens
John Boehm
John Mikovich
James Brewer
Wendell Petry
Leslie Colvin
Boots Mills
Jeanne Luff
Mary Connaroe
Ruth Sanders
Kathy Harrison
Mayer’s Meats
Sandra
Mayer
Baker
Jane Doyle
Poffenberger
Dr. Lynch
Boulevard Gardens
Burnett's
Pat Watts
Martha Wombold
Friendly Tavern
Burger
Dot Mikovich
Lions Star Jim Doran Shifts Focus to Offense
Jim Doran, Detroit Lions star defensive end, concentrates on offensive play this season.
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Jim Doran
Detroit Lions
Area Grid Card Promises Key Thursday Battles
Franklin visits Northridge to test the Wildcats against the Polar Bears for second place in the Mid-Miami League. Monroe hosts Xenia Wilson Cadets as Seven Mile eyes a title defense against Taft. Germantown seeks runner-up honors at Centerville while Corington sealed the crown. Friday features Fenwick at Coldwater and Xenia Wilson at Monroe.
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Xenia Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
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Xenia Wilson Cadets
Hornets
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Taft
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Cincinnai DePorres
Warriors
Centerville
Cardinals
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Withrow
Trechter
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Germantown
Wayne Five Team To Beat In Butler County
Wayne Township Warriors enter the season as the team to beat in Butler County. Coach Darrell Root relies on last year’s top scorers Glen Sibey Ron Dingham and Buddy Robinson to lead a feared offense. Probable starters Kenny Reiff Gene Schaefer and a deep roster have Wayne aiming for their first county crown in 11 years with a tough schedule starting November.
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Pat Ordovensky
Wayne Township
Butler ‘County
Darrell Root
Wayne Cagers
Seven Mile
Butler County
Root
Warriors
Wayne
Glen “Whitey
Sibey
Sibcy
Dingham
Hanover
Buddy Robinson
Robinson
Warrior
Kenny Reiff
Gene Schaefer
Letterman
Reiff
Schaefer
Roger Ratliff
Ron Bennett
Gerald Johns
Gary Sibey
Jim Fall
Nelson Logan
Don Lucas
Glenn “Whitey” Sibey
Ron Dingham
Kramer Seeks Aussies For Pro Tour Face To Face
Kramer arrives in Sydney to press Lew Hoad and Ken Rosewall for signing with his professional tour. The 20 year old Davis Cup stars had rejected his offer recently but now hint at wavering. Kramer recently signed Tony Trabert for about $75,000 to boost his lineup.
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Sydney
Australia
Jack ‘Kramer
Lew Hoad
Ken Rosewall
Kramer
Hoad
Rosewall
Thay
Tony Trabert
Ainal
Correcting a Bowlers Right Shoulder Drop Grasp
The article explains that a slight drop of the right shoulder during the final step is natural due to the 16 pound ball. It warns against pulling the shoulder back as it causes releasing from the wrong angle and misalignment with the target, stressing that the hips and shoulders stay squared.
Rams Activate Tank Younger as Towler Lands on IR
Los Angeles Rams bring back fullback Tank Younger from injured reserve for the Sunday game against Chicago while Dan Towler is placed on IR with a severely sprained ankle. Lar ry Morris has filled in at fullback during Towler’s absence.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
Paul
Tank) Younger
Chicago Bears
Dan Towler
Larry Morris
Connolly Brinker Awarded 95000 In Damages
The Superior Court jury awarded 95 000 dollars to Maureen Connolly Brinker after a 1954 incident in which she was brushed from her horse by a concrete company truck. The injury allegedly halted her amateur career and ruined chances for professional earnings.
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San Diego
Calif
Maureen Connolly Brinker
North Carolina QB Buddy Sasser Noted for Light Frame
Buddy Sasser, the Tar Heels quarterback, stands out as the squad's smallest player at 155 pounds, a contrast to his teammates. The detail highlights his size amid college football's competitive roster.
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Quarteback
Buddy Sasser
North Carolina
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