Chesapeake Bay Open Pro Bowlers Tilt at Towson Lanes
A field of 104 touring pros and 12 Baltimore bowlers compete in the Chesapeake Bay Open at John Unitas Colt Lanes Towson with $25 000 in prize money starting Wednesday with a pro am. Notables include Dick Weber Fred Lening Dick Hoover Buzz Fazio Steve Nagy Billy Welu Don Carter Wilbert Bluth and more.
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John Unitas
Colt Lanes
Towson
Dick Weber
Fred Lening
Dick Hoover
Buzz Fazio
Steve Nagy
Billy Welu
Don Carter
Wilbert Sims
Ray Bhith
Harry Smith
Morne Oppenheim
Weber
Baltimore
Bull Steinman
Glen Burnie Lanes
Carter
Bluth
Frederick
Terrace
Bill Grable
Civic Fraternal Service Club League
Grable
John Smith
Alpha Portland Cement
Harry Routzahn
Volpe Construction
Don Shipley
Terrace Lanes
Gary Payne
Payne
Jerry Yonetz
Town & Country
Leo Carignan
Carl Donald
Robert Smith
Phil Krantz
Daniel Boone
Bill Robertson
Ronnie Bohn
Whiley Jones
Llen- Pins
Mike Rhoades
American Junior Bowling Congress
Karl Jacobson
Ron Schattenberg
Thomas Hammond
Ike Rhoderick
Patrice Cochran
Larry Snow
Gary Clem
Karen Smith
Larry Boyd
Richard Wolfe
Rhoades
Boyd
Duckpin News League Leads and Low Scores Across Local Standings
Frederick Major 1 standings show Schlitz Ideal Farms Dairy and Kidds Cafe near top with Schlitz clinging to first by one point. Ideal Farms posts high weekly 649 and 1897 sets after two 1900s. Herman Brown fires 465 set, 175 145 145 games. Misfits and Ingall’s Lumber lead local leagues with high team scores. Middletown Lutherans and Middletown Reform lead Inter Church Division with Mt Zion high match 1641 and 573 high game.
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Southern Lounge
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Four Roses
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Young Men's Shop
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Yankees Boss Forecasts Bench Strength and Gentile Deal
The 1962 Yankees outlook from Ralph Houk highlights Charlie Keller Jr. potential impact on the roster at shortstop and a raft of rookies like Joe Pepitone and Charles Keller aiming to bolster bench depth. Jim Gentile signs with the Orioles after a 141-RBI, 46-HR season, boosting their lineup and setting club records.
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Charlie Keller JR
Jim Gentile
Tom Tresh
Phil Linz
Tresh
Richmond
Joe Pepitone
Amarillo
Charles Keller
Binghamton
Alan Hall
Billy Madden
Maris
Mantle
Berra
Hector Lopez
Bill Skowron
Bobby Richardson
Clete Boyer
Elston Howard
Johny Blachard
Yankees
Detroit
White Sox
Orioles
Indians
Orioles add Gentile to roster amid season buildup
The Orioles bring in Gentile as the 16th player of 39 to join the club for the upcoming season after standout performances including hits by pitch and runs batted in. Fellow AL players rate him as the second best defensive first baseman behind Cleveland's Vic Power.
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Baltimore Orioles
Jim Gentile
Gentile
New York Yankee
Roger Maris
Nickey Mantle
Minnesota
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Memorial Stadium
Cleveland
Vic Power
Orioles
Hal Lahar Named Colgate Football Coach
Hal Lahar, 43, appointed head football coach at Colgate University, replacing Alva Kelley who resigned to become an industrial engineer. Lahar led Colgate from 1952 to 1956 and previously coached at the University of Houston, where his 5-4-1 season preceded resignation.
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Hal Lahar
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Alva Kelley
Lahar
Colgate
University of Houston
Kelley
Red Raiders
Buffalo
Everett Case
Case
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