Final PWBA tourney results in Lancaster
Eileen Daugherty of New Castle submits final standings for the Pennsylvania Women's Bowling Association tourney in Lancaster. Winners include Pat Quinn of Philadelphia as All-Events champion with 1789. Pat Walton of Muncy led Singles with 670. class winners span Reading, Bethlehem, Allentown, Philadelphia, York, and more, with multiple Doubles and Team victors across divisions.
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PWBA
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Hustlers
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the Maples
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Rose Weinstein
Carol Koennecker
Philadelphia
Linda Powell
Areta Updegraif
Willamsport
Doris Moore
Helen Lovett
Doris Miller
Denise Annaballi
Mary Stakmeister
May Jordan
Pat Quinn
Pat Walton
Muncy
Helen Arvay
Charlotte Derico
Devon
Fran Morgan
Dot Bradley
Ward
Pittsburgh
Middletown
DeArment Insurance Association
Bedford
Hinger's
Butler
Novick Bros
Eleanor Simola
Elaine Hoffman
Scranton
Bonnie Weirich
Shirley Dodge
Kane
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Mac Denixe
Wilkes-Barre
Dorothy Waddingham
Ada Joseph
Conway
Barnadett Corley
Mary Mi
Continental Star
Modern Way Mobil Homes
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Baden
Mary Herrald
Sonja Hassinger
Jane Bowers
Loran Martin
Betty Mumford
Pat Harvey
Port Allegheny
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Barbara Gross
Mary Stambuagt
Hanover
Dolly Herzing
St. Mary's
Charlene Freed
Ardath Nelson
Cresson
Pat McElhatton
Mt. Jewett
Mary Jane Walter
Dawn Bell
Wellsboro
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Pittsburg
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Lewistown
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Carol Barnish
Jefferson
Janice McHinch
Eileen Dewey
Katie Strand
Chester
Alberta Myers
Tyrone
Dianne Hell
Sue Ewink
Erie
Sarah Heese
McKeesport
Dianne Melt
Linder wins Spring Championship at Jennerstown raceway
Gus Linder of Pittsburgh captured the Sprint championship at Jennerstown, adding to a long list of feature wins. Heavy competition came from Ted Wise and Buddy Cochran, while Larry Wright dominated Late Model action and Jim Nave chased with a string of top finishes. The program also featured Tri City Speedway events and notes on upcoming Mid-Season Championships, rainouts at Leverville, Lernerville Invitational results, and the Butler Open Slo-Pitch tournament details.
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Gus Linder
Pgh
Jennerstown
Ted Wise
Hubbard
Buddy Cochran
Sharon
Larry Wright
Claysburg
Turk Burkett
Benny Weyandt
Burkett
Jim Nave
Bedford
Wright
Nave
Jerry Claar
Queen
Tri City Speedway
Lou Blaney
Hartford
Crash Brothers Auto Wreckers
Greenville
Blaney
Tri City
Linder
Dedford
Tomy Serokman
Canemaugh
Lernerville
Tom Winner
Girard
Herb Scott
Wexford
Blackie Watt
New Alexandria
Bob Wearing
Evans City
Dem Mass
Uniontown
Canfield Motor Speedway
Roadrunners
Bill Larson
Youngstown
Tom Wimner
Mineral Ridge
Jim Irvine Jr
Mason Hester
Frank Nuerella
Tom Jarrett
Skip Evans
Jim Becker
Clayton Majors
Ron Prater
Frank Choura
Emmitt Relhard
Jerry Rydarowicz
Canfield
Local Bowing Standouts Across Leagues Highlight 20-4 Pirates
Russo opens with 64a to top Colonial Colonels League at 20-4, backed by a 191 193 258 series. Sizer leads with 202 average and 637 series, Forsythe 538, Brooks 236, Calhoun 200, Getting 497. Powdered Sugar and White Sox post strong marks in mixed and summer leagues, while Dodo's sit 18-10 and several players notch high game and series totals across multiple divisions.
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Pirates
George Sizer
Sizer
Bid Forsythe
Emery Back
Frank Salamon
Merle Brooks
Lou Fornataro Sr
Frank Sheen
Arlene Calhoun
Louise
Anne Caravella
Dean Lund
Mike Seifer
Dee Vignone
Marilyn Downing
Ed Forsythes
Helen Sipe
White Sox
Andrea DeLuca
Ethel Dennis
Dennis
Scotch and Soda
Trene Cubellis
Noreen Bova
Kathy Haben
Joe Harvey
Don Yoho
Elsie Goettle
Louise Woods
John Fraser
Jess Colaluca
Ruth Harvey
Dodo
Southern Cal Eyes Third Straight College World Series Title
Southern California seeks its third consecutive national baseball championship after a 3-1 win over Arizona State to reach the College World Series final. Pitching duel features Mark Sogge for USC and Jim Crawford for ASU with USC's Randy Searberg earning the win.
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Omaha
Neb
UPI
Southern California “Trojans
Arizona State
Trojans
Sun Devils
Jim Brock
Brock
Southern California
Sam Devils
Jim Crawford
Mark Sogge
Rocket golfer falters at NCAA College Division Golf Tour
Steve Linnerson of Southern Colorado shot 75 to lead the NCAA College Division Golf Tournament after three rounds with a 224 total. Louisiana State New Orleans Privateers led the field at 916, followed by South Florida and California at Riverside. Jeff Reaume trails by one stroke at 225, with Brian Hawke and Jim Hilderbrand tied at 226.
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Williamstown
Mass
Steve Linnerson
Southern Colorado
Taconic
Boulder
Colo
Privateers
Louisiana State
New Orleans
South Florida
California
Riverside
Jeff Reaume
Eastern Michigan
Linerson
Brian Hawke
Jim Hilderbrand
Ashland
Ohio
Vince Zachetti
Slippery Rack
Stan Stopa
Liuno
Zachetti
Stopa
Eighth annual WESAC Night Summer Basketball League
The eighth annual WESAC Night Summer Basketball League starts June 2 at Shenango Playground. It features junior and senior divisions with a June 23 entry deadline. For information contact Weeb Young or Rev Gordom Marks at WESAC 510 W Grant St.
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WESAC
Shenango Playground
Weeb Young
Rev. Gordom
W. Grant
Exhibition tickets on sale for Youngstown Hardhats opener
Youngstown Ohio sees tickets for the July 1 home exhibition against the Washington D C Bears priced at 2 50. outlets include Bitter Drugs Alberini s Timko Isalys Red s Log Cabin and others. regulars 3 90 and 1 50. All home games at Struthers High Stadium. Five Yankee pitchers came from other clubs.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Youngstown Hardhats
Washington D.C. Bears
A-1
Struthers
Alberini’s
Niles
Gene's Style Center
Hubbard
Trolio Auto Hody
Girard
Softball and Baseball League Fragments From Local Games
Fragmentary OCR lists teams and players across multiple leagues including SLO PITCH MEN S, Crowe and DeCarbo, Falcons, Giants and Mets. Mentions Connie Mack era framing and various schools such as AMM and A&M with scattered club names like Eagles, Beavers, and North County.
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Cestie Crowe
DeCarbo
Dog
Vallely
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