Bowling Pins Have Good Enough Reason To Strike
Cartoonish look at bowling pins and ABC specifications. It explains why pins endure long travel and repeated impacts, noting the distance from New York to Iowa, end-to-end lane reach, and the pin’s wear in a lifetime. The piece blends humor with facts about pin dimensions, weight, and motion.
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New York
Iowa
Denver
Cole
Omaha
Ned
ABC
Giants Lose 1-0 as Pinson Arm Waving Decides Reds Game
Cincinnati ace Jim O'Toole beat the Giants 1-0 on four hits. Vada Pinson's baserunning and an eighth inning error sparked the lone Reds run, with Dark protesting and ejected after a disputed interference call.
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Associated Press
Dark
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Philadelphia
Jim O’toole
Cincinnati
Reds
San Francisco
Vada Pinson
O’toole
Bob Bolin
Finson
Chico Ruiz
Marty Keough
Pinson
Jose Pagan
Willie Mays
Frank Robinson
Hal Lanier
Pagan
Orlando Cepeda
Ruiz
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Joey Amalfitano
Cubs
Warren Giles
St. Louis Cardinals
Ray Sadecki
Houston
Milwaukee
Denny Lemaster
Los
Arcade Duckpin Leagues Update and Bowl the Champ Recap
In the Men's Doubles league Chester Baker and Waldo Rickets led with 32 points while Jim Price and Guy Ramsburg trailed. Blue Diamonds led Thursday Mixed at 37 with Night Hawks second at 29. Frank Lawson posted a 368 last week. High game and set belonged to Blue Diamonds at 548 and 1607.
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Chester Baker
Waldo Ricketts
Jim Price
Guy Ramsburg
Jack Crampton
Blue Diamonds
Night Hawks
Frank Lawson
Arcade
Betty Lee
Snooky Harris
Gil Stitley Jr
Gil
Ed Clem
Snooky
Bernard Lenhart
Flock’s
Texaco
P.ma&f
Bandits
G & L Bakery
Midway Esso
The
F’s
Araby Wonders
Charles Painters
Tom Ramsburg
Records Set at Village Lanes by Duckpin Keglers
Harold Nick Moser rolled a 197 game and 444 series in the Thursday Nite Doubles at Village Lanes earning a silver trophy. June Donovan led the women with a 407 set and 148 game, while missing the NDBC 150-game award by two pins for Woodchoppers in the Tuesday Early Birds league.
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Duckpin
Harold
Nick” Moser
Harold Moser
Hall of Fame
Nick
June Donovan
June
Woodchoppers
Minimum Wage Increases September 3 Under New Standards
Maryland and District of Columbia employers are reminded that the Fair Labor Standards Act raises the minimum wage to $1.15 an hour for workers covered by the 1961 amendments starting September 3 1965. The 42-hour week replaces 44 hours and overtime at 1.5 times applies after 42 hours. The Equal Pay Act of 1963 also prohibits wage discrimination based on sex for covered workers.
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Maryland
District of Columbia
William Hargadine Jr
U. S. Labor Department
Hargadine
Man Sent To Correction House
Charles Robert Norris of Water Street Freder ick was sentenced by Frederick County Circuit Court to up to one year in the Maryland Correctional Institute. Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr. imposed the term for forgery and false pretense based on a prior conviction.
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Frederick County
Charles Robert Norris
Water Street
Frederick
Maryland Correctional Institute
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Norris
Dodgers Angels Streak Slips as Tiant Tosses Five Hitter
The Angels ace lowered his ERA to 1.60 this season after a strong start while the Tigers won big in Detroit. In the AL, the White Sox beat the Yankees in 10 innings, Minnesota defeated Washington 6-1, and Cleveland toppled Kansas City 5-1. Tiant earned his fifth complete game, six wins in eight decisions, with a four hit performance as Oakland fell to Cleveland. The A's opened with 16 hits, including Colagito's three-run triple and Gentile’s two-run homer. Texas Western College of El Paso announced an eight game football schedule with four home games this season.
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Dennis Bennett
Dalrymple
Leo Burke
Ernie Banks
Phillies
Alex Johnson
Wes Covington
Sripled
Tony Taylor
Sadeki
Lou Brock
Sadecki
Barney Schultz
Colts
Lemaster
Ed Bailey
Braves
Lee Maye
Don Drysdale
Christopher
Mets
Ron Hunt
al Jackson
Murray Chass
Associated Press
Baltimore Orioles
Mickey Lolich
Orioles
New York Yankees
Boston
Chicago
Lolich
Air Force
Los Angeles Angels
Chance
Tigers
Whitey Ford
Sandy Koufax
Los
Lou Clinton
Bob Perry
Vic Power
Hank Aguirre
Angels
Bill Freehan
Brown
al Kaline
Luis Tiant
Athletics
Tiant
Fred Whitfield
Tito Francona
Indians
Joe Azcue
A's
Rocky Colagito
Jim Gentile
Wayne Causey
Cleveland
Insurance training program underway in Annapolis
Richard M. Ray of Nationwide Insurance is among agents attending a training program at the Carvel Hall Hotel in Annapolis. The event runs Monday through Thursday to help agents render better service to policyholders and is part of a series of courses conducted by the companies.
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Richard M. Ray
Nationwide Insurance
Carvel Hall
Annapolis
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