Duckpin Bowling Standings Highlight Walkersville Leagues
The Walkersville bowling scene shows Jefferson I leading the Pomona Grange League with 23 points at Duckpin Lanes, followed by Mt. Pleasant and Lewistown Grange. High team games and individual scores span multiple leagues with notable names like Mary Remsberg, Janet Kelly, William Burall, and Arthur Crum posting top performances. Multiple divisions track leaders at Walkersville Center including Glade Valley A and B Leagues, Arcade Friday Night Industrial, and Lion’s Club, with high games, high sets, and top averages recorded across clubs.
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Minnesota Hands Hawkeyes First Loss Climb To Rose Bowl Hope
The Gophers overwhelmed Iowa 27-10 to improve to 7-0 while eyeing a Rose Bowl bid as Missouri and Ohio State also surged in top rankings. Navy fell to Duke 19-10 with unbeaten Utah State Missouri Minnesota Yale New Mexico State remaining undefeated.
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Houston Oilers overpower Broncos in late surge
Handyman George Blanda teamed with Billy Cannon and Dave Smith to spark a Houston rally as the Oilers toppled Denver 45 to 25. Blanda threw four TD passes and led the Oilers with 9 points, while Smith’s 45 yard burst sealed Denver’s late hopes.
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Cardinals roll past Redskins 44 to 7 in St. Louis
John Roach threw for three touchdowns to Sonny Randle as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Washington Redskins 44 7 at home. John Crow rushed for 4 and 30 yards, Gerry Perry kicked three field goals, and Jerry Norton sparked the defense in a 44 7 NFL victory. Dick James scored Washingtons only TD on a 3-yard run after a Krouse fumble recovery.
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Lions blank 49ers 24 to 0 in second win
Detroit overwhelmed San Francisco 24 to 0 to post their second straight NFL victory and first shutout since 1955. Ninowski connected on a 63 yard pass to Gail Cogdill, and Dan Lewis scored on a short TD as Detroit built a 10 point lead. Pete Roc and Terry Barr added rushing and receiving scores.
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State's major colleges lose over weekend
Navy suffers a 19-10 defeat to Duke as Joe Bellino fails to score but recovers a fumble that sets up Navy's touchdown. Maryland loses 26-9 to Penn State, dropping to 4-4, while Johns Hopkins improves to 41-1 with a 21-3 win over Swarthmore. Maryland State and Morgan also post wins and ties in the weekend college slate.
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Hagerstown bowler wins BPAA tourney title
Harold Price of Hagerstown led the BPAA regional tenpin event over three weekends and clinched the top spot with a 76 total in four May games at Terrace Lanes. He advances to the State match game fin as Glen Burnie hosts the next round.
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Erng
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Gene M
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Siow
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McChilcote
Hagersie
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Dave Driggers
Chuck Satterlee
Joe Weingarden
Lou Mohler
Ron Cook
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Racer Mickey Thompson Injured In Lake Mead Race
In Las Vegas Nevada during a demonstration at Lake Mead Thompson suffered a compression fracture of a vertebrae and leg paralysis after his 1000 HP hydroplane Challenger hit a wave during preliminaries for Gold Cup races. He used a hand throttle to reach shore.
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NBA Standings and Results From AP Report
Eastern Division standings show Philadelphia leading with 60 wins and a perfect pace. Boston and Syracuse follow, with New York at six wins behind. Western Division lists St Louis, Los Angeles, Detroit, and others with mixed records. Weekend results include Cincinnati defeating Boston, Philadelphia over Detroit, and St Louis over New York. Monday and Tuesday schedules note no games and Boston facing Cincinnati respectively. NHL results show Detroit beating New York and Toronto routing New York with Chicago also winning.
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