Drownproofing Taught To Georgia Tech Students
Coast Guard advice on buoyancy and safety is explained as drownproofing. Georgia Tech tested the method with sixty swimmers for eight hours, showing many could stay afloat with hands and feet restrained. The six step cycle includes breathing, arm thrusts, and a relaxed breath hold, lasting 30 to 60 seconds per cycle. For more information contact YMCA or American Red Cross.
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Georgia Tech
Tech
YMCA
American Red
Rosin Use in Bowling and Hand Drying
Guidance notes rosin as a personal choice for bowling grip with no legal restriction. It emphasizes staying dry, reducing sweat from nerves, and improving focus. The text also briefly mentions swimming instruction as a separate beneficial activity.
First Place Teamwork Highlighted By High Scores
NAIA All-America candidate OO Stinson posted an 8-3 pitching record and 12 homers this season. David Sandlin and Bill Mills led UNC Wilmington and Claremont Mudd players with strong averages, while Mabel Teddle and Sandra Puderer topped individual charts in games and series.
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Oo Mortarity
Sandlin
Mills
McKay Hale Ryan Leads Narrow Victory Over Central Bank
An apparent high school or college game report shows McKay Hale and Ryan delivering key hits in a victory labeled against Central Bank with unclear final score. The fragment mentions three hits and names Oden among players, signaling a basic recap of a sports contest despite garbled OCR text.
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McKay Hale Ryan
Igergetaret
Central Benk
Cod
Minall
Celege
Oden
Final 5 Strikes Send Buckley to Winston Salem Final
Roy Buckley of Columbus Ohio clinched a spot in the Winston Salem Bowling Tournament finals by closing with five straight strikes to defeat Barry Asher of Costa Mesa California 216 203. Buckley total 9 614 pins for three days and will join Don McCune Johnny Ther and Marty Piraino in the final. The top prize is 6 000.
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Downey
Calif
Roy Buckley
Columbus
Ohio
Barry Asher
Costa Mesa
Winston-Salem
Buckley
Asher
Don McCune
Munster
Ind
Johnny =ther
Seattle
Marty Piraino
Syracuse
N.Y
McCune
Openings Remain For Summer Cage Clinic At Neville
Summer basketball camp at Neville High School in Monroe offers sessions June 11-16 for ages 8-14 and June 25-30 for ages 15-18. About 75 boys expected, with instructors including Neville coach Ding Des and Wossman coach Sidney Smith plus college staff Lenny Fant and Benny Fant. Applications to Billy Pee by mail or phone.
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Monroe
Neville High School
Mire Ding Des
Neville
Sidney Smith
Wossman High School
Northeast Louisiana
Lenny Fant
NLU
Benny Fant
Billy Pee
Howard Drive
Recreation Softball League results and standout performances
In City A League action Monroe Bombers beat Tom's Coffee Service 5-4 as Rob Smith doubled home the winning run. Arnold Ramsey hit a homer for the losers. Gerald Griggs and Cooter Lenard powered Ouachita Sports to a 10-1 win over Campus Corner with Raids pitching a three-hitter. Mid South Laundry topped Gary's Pizza 28-21 as Antle and others homered. Myers Pum Service beat Howard Brothers 15-6 with three-hit leaders. In Church leagues First Baptist edged Lakeshore 10-8 with McDonald and McMullen homering, Emmanuel Baptist downed College Place 9-8, and First Baptist won by forfeit over College Place. Fairbanks Baptist defeated St. Mark's Methodist 11-5. Ladies A League saw Bradley Brick 19-4 over Winners and Nelson with Ellis and Dunn each 5-for-5. J. C. Smith beat Ford, Bacon and Davis 9-5 as Wainwright and Gebhardt homered. In Monroe City League Monroe Bearing and Supply won 14-10 behind two homers by M. Smith.
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Rob Smith
Monroe Bombers
Tom's Coffee Service
Doug Rice
Larry Turner
Skeeter Boyd
Arnold Ramsey
Gerald Griggs
Cooter Lenard
Ouachita Sports
Campus Corner
Raids
Antle
Earl
Williams
James
Keith
Bennett
Mid South Laundry
Gary's Pizza
Greenman
Fontana
Sheppard
Many
Crawson
Funderburg, Hudson and Hersur
Myers Pum Service
Howard Brothers
Church
Larry McDonald
Ike McMullen
First Baptist
Lakeshore
Crow
Hendricks
Emmanuel Batpist
College Place
Emmanuel
Lucas
Colege Place
David Dumas
Coot Dumas
Fairbanks Baptist
St. Mark’s Methodist
Ellis
Dunn
Bradley Brick
Nelson
Wainwright
Gebhardt
J. C. Smith
Ford
Bacon
Davis
W. Monroe
Monroe Bearing and Supply
Bancroft Bay
M. Smith
Rogers
Myatt
North
J. Mehairies
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Cross
Rosin
Mabel ‘Teddle
Mabel Teddle
Larry Bryant
Aenenae
Sandra ‘Puderer
Odd Hise
Seria
Pin Golan
Bob Owens
Bowlright
Owl League
Morgan
John. McClusky
Harvester Dr. Monroe
City ‘A’ League
San Francisco
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Auree
Oakland
Clines
T Johnson
Ocamoparis
Fuentes
Coluccio
Kubiak
Maddox Cf
Hebner
Dmay Cf
McKineo
McCovey
Stargell
Scott Ib
Bando
Goodson
Aoliver
Money
Rackson
Matthews Tf
Sangullin
Briggs If
DeJohnsnare Speier
OlBrown
Tenace
DvRader
Jhrnandz
Lahoud
Mangual If
Bradley
Cavaliflo
Erodiger
Fosse
Bjohnson
Garcia
Marquz
Atmandz
Colborn
Horley
Moose
North Cf
Hollyman
SanFrancisco
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Milwaukee
Maddox
Brad
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Holtzman
Colborne Jackson
Cincinnati
Wgarrett
Kansas City
Boston
Millan
Staub
Patek
Miller
Smith
Milner
Kranpool
Concepen
Mayberry
Otis
Fisk
Gosger
Tolan
Piniella
Pee
Sins Dyer
Menke
Harrelson
Plummr
Martinz
Siliinghm
Schaal
Kirkpatrk
Harper If
Matlack
McRae
Guerrero
Hennigan
Hoviey
J Kennedy
Boswell
Garber
Urtis
Parker
DalCanta
Nwehasr
Simpson
Angelini
New York
E—Staub
Oston
W.garrett
Mor- E—Mayberry
Bost
Agan
Kennedy
R.miller
Hr—Fisk
Yastr- Hennigan
Zemski Pa
Dal Canton
Philadelphia
Houston Simpson
Ebrh
Tovar_rt
Agee Cf
Curtis
Bowa
Helms
Christien
Jutze
Brandon
DaRobris
Gdznski
Nborg
Pagan Lersch
Epa
Hous- Sr Ao
Houston
Regodzinski
Hr—Wynn
So Sanaberts
Christnen
Lonbors
Denebris
Weat
Barkers Pharmacy
Atlas
Exxon
Exxon Credit
U.S
Atlas Supply Company
ValueCenter
Exxon Company
U.S.A
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