Rule Changes for 1964 65 Bowling Season
ABC field representative Tage Mortensen explained new rules at the local league presidents and secretaries meeting. Youth bowlers under 18 need signed parent permission for cash or merchandise prizes, or teams may forfeit. Lane resurfacing shifts to need basis if specs met, and no minimum weight for legally bowling balls. Entering averages must be certified by secretaries. The American Junior Bowling Congress comes under ABC and WIBC, with changes to stop score comparisons.
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Armerican Bowling Congress
Elks Lodge
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American Junior Bowling Congress
International Bowling Congress
City Golf Qualifying Opens for Annual Tournament
Qualifying for the City Golf tournament begins with 18 holes on Sunday Aug 23. Players register at Geneva Golf & Country Club for the first nine holes and finish the rest at Park Lane Golf & Country Club. No practice rounds. Entry fee is 3 dollars. last day to qualify is Friday Aug 21. The low 16 players plus ties advance to the championship flight on Aug 23. Pairings and starting times will be announced late next week. No other heights in the tournament this year.
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Geneva Golf & Country Club
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Bolin’s one hitter lifts Giants past Braves in 3-0 win
San Francisco starter Bob Bolin fired a one hitter to lead the Giants past Milwaukee 3-0 as Willie McCovey Orlando Cepeda and Willie Mays supplied the offense with homers. Ed Bailey’s single spoiled Bolin’s no hitter bid. Phils split with Mets, while Pirates Cubs Cards Dodgers won their games in NL action.
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Rick Wise
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Major League Stars Drive RBI Lead in Twins Win
Harmon Killebrew of the Twins drove in two runs with his first homer and a single to seize the American League RBI lead as Minnesota beat Cleveland 7 to 6. Bob Bolin of the Giants allowed only one hit, a single by Ed Bailey, in San Francisco's 30 to triumph over Milwaukee.
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Twins
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Cleveland
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Giants
Ed Bailey
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Colts Tie Lions In Late Stand For 26 28 Draw
The Baltimore Colts tied the Detroit Lions 28 26 after a late drive in Friday night NFL exhibition action. Kansas City beat Buffalo 24 22, Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 24 13, and Oakland routed Denver 20 7. Attendance neared 100000 across games with 46 582 at Detroit.
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Broncos
Clem Daniels
Raiders
Bo Belinsky Faces Indefinite Suspension After Punch Incident
Angels pitcher Bo Belinsky, furious at an indefinite suspension for punching 14 year old sportswriter Braven Dyer, plans to consult his lawyer and seek a hearing. Dyer required five stitches and both men recall a heated lobby confrontation over quotes from an AP story.
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Tye
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Sox Home Tap Ancient Rivalry Tonight at Tom Bruner Field
The Muscatine Red Sox host Carthage Tlinois in a 7 o’clock game at Tom Bruner Field. Carthage, a top Tlinois club, features college players and former minor leaguers. The Sox ride their best skid of the season with an 8-3 record. Dick Petersen starts on the mound.
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Daniels Upsets Jones in Madison Square Garden Ring
Daniels, a Brooklyn barber with a fading boxing career, pulled off a surprising upset over top contender Doug Jones at Madison Square Garden on Friday night. The bid, made on 24 hours notice, earned a split verdict after a close, often dull television fight from two officials.
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Brooklyn
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Chance and Killebrew Spark Twins and Angels Run
Chance and Harmon Killebrew powered for the Minnesota Twins as Chance earned an eighth straight win with a 7-0 shutout of Washington in the second game of a doubleheader. Killebrew hit his 41st homer and drove in two runs, lifting his pace above Babe Ruth’s 1927 mark and closing on Roger Maris’ 1961 pace. The Orioles beat the Yankees 5-4 while Chicago topped Boston and Kansas City edged Detroit 5-4.
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Today’s Baseball Standings And Schedule Highlights
American League standings show Baltimore and New York atop with Chicago and Boston trailing. Schedule notes key matchups including New York at Baltimore, Detroit at Kansas City, and Los Angeles at Washington with multiple games listed for Friday and Monday followups across both leagues.
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