Terrace Lanes fielding multiple junior bowling teams
More than 30 youths aged 10 to 18 joined Terrace Lanes fall and winter Junior Bowling Program sanctioned by the American Junior Bowling Congress. Team formations continue this Saturday at 9 30 with reduced pricing, free bowling shoes for those without pairs, and veteran organizers Lou Mohbler Dave Bell and Ed Thomas guiding the schedule. James R Thomas, age 1, showcased a 275 in practice, nearly notching a perfect 300.
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Ed Thomas
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Miliary Road
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Bowling Standings Mix Leads Across Several Leagues
In Arcade Monday High League Bowling Groves, Riley Kats and Safeway lead as Ricketts posts top individual figures with 374. Frederick Major Bowling shows B. Weddle on Abb's Fixe with high game. Morgans Restaurant and others top team sets. Civitan tops Glade Valley League Tuesday with high marks, while Urban Circuit mixed league notes burglary impact on James Harpole’s store. Burma Road construction detail concludes.
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National League Basketball Standings and Results
National League Wod Ct showcases standings for Pittsburgh St. Louis Milwaukee Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia with yesterday results Pittsburgh 3-1 Cincinnati 3 6 St. Louis 4 San Francisco 3 Milwaukee 7 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 5 Los Angeles 2 Today games at St Louis San Francisco Chicago and Los Angeles pairings Williams Miller O Dell Hobbie Morehead set for scheduled matchups
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Pirates sweep Redlegs to widen NL lead
Vern Law and Wilmer Mizell pitched the Pirates to a doubleheader sweep over Cincinnati, 5-3 and 10-6, lifting Pittsburgh six games ahead of St. Louis with 11 to play. Don Hoak drove in the decisive runs in both games. Dick Stuart homered in the opener.
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Wilmer Mizell
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Pirates
St. Louis
Milwaukee
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Mizell
Robertson Signs With Cincinnati Royals
Oscar Robertson, a three time Cincinnati basketball star, signed a three year contract with the Cincinnati Royals Sunday after negotiations in Rome following the Olympics. Ambrose Lindhorst, the club treasurer, confirmed the deal. Robertson had offers from several teams including the Harlem Globetrotters. He returns from the Olympics exhausted and will join the Royals at Defiance for an intra squad game next Tuesday.
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Cincinnati Adamerica
Cincinnati Royals
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Defiance
Midget Colts open season with 40 7 win over York
Frederick's midget league Colts opened 1960 play in the Southern Pennsylvania Midget Football League with a 40-7 victory over East End Athletic Club of York. Jim Hall scored twice in the first and last periods with runs of 35 and 55 yards. Howard Hoy added two in the second period and Donnie Schattenberg added a 20 yard scoring run in the third. East End's lone TD came on a kickoff return in the fourth. Next week Frederick hosts West York under the McCurdy Field lights.
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Donnie Schattenberg
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Westminster
Sox Split May Bosox Nick Cost Chicago Senators 3 1
AP report on a marathon baseball Sunday where Detroit's 7 6 win over Chicago crippled the White Sox pennant bid four games behind the Yankees. Bauman and Lollar vs Bunning Sisler Fischer Chiti. Monbouquette wins Boston 3 Washington 1 with Tasby Homer Clinton two run single.
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Carreon
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Kluszew
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Bill Monbouquette
Mike Fornieles
Boston
Willie Tasby
Lu Clinton
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Nixon
Lee
Sadowski
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Tasby
Broglio Earns 20th Victory As Cardinals Top Giants
Ernie Broglio pitched a four hitter to win his 20th game, guiding the St. Louis Cardinals to a 3 0 decision over the San Francisco Giants. The Giants managed a single run in the late innings while St. Louis scored early and in the ninth, with supporting efforts from McCormick and teammates.
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Oilers Top Chargers 38-28 as Blanda Shines in Houston
Houston Oilers defeated Los Angeles Chargers 38-28 to go 2-0 as George Blanda, veteran quarterback, threw three touchdown passes and scored on short runs. Blanda added a field goal and five conversions for 26 points. Kemp threw four TD passes for the Chargers, who suffered their first defeat in six games.
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Bruton and Adcock power Braves past Phillies in rain
Milwaukee Braves toppled the Philadelphia Phillies 7-1 as Bruton and Adcock homered behind Joey Jay’s four hit pitching. The game ended in the bottom of the eighth due to rain with Jay earning the win and Mahaffey taking the loss. Cal Hison hit a solo homer for Philadelphia.
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Joy Adcock
Joey Jay
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Crandall
Indians Tie For Fourth With 9-2 Victory Over Kansas City
Walter Bond drove in three runs and homered to power Cleveland past Kansas City 9-2 in the nightcap, as Latman earned his sixth straight win. In the opener, Dick Williams homered for Oakland after Norm Siebern walked. Bobby Locke took the loss.
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Dick Williams
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Ray Herbert
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New York sweeps Orioles as Terry twirls two-hitter
The Yankees clinched a four game series lead by sweeping Baltimore with a 2-0 victory behind Ralph Terry's two-hitter after a 7-3 win in the opener. The crowd of 53,876 watched a rain soaked doubleheader with Terry nearly perfect until Brooks Robinson walked in the seventh. Jack Fisher allowed four runs in the third as Art Ditmar earned the win in relief.
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Ronsie Hansen
Jackie Brandt
Jack Fisher
Bill Skowran
Boyer
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Coates
Terry Misses Hurling Gem for Fifth Time
Yankee pitcher Ralph Terry carried a no hit bid into the eighth inning against Baltimore but a Brooks Robinson single broke it up. He later yielded a single to Jackie Brandt in the ninth, finishing with the Yankees winning 7 3 and sweeping the four game set to extend their lead over the Orioles.
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Associated Press
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Orioles
Brooks Robinson
Ronnie Hansen
Clete ‘Boyer
Jackie Brandt
Dave Phiffer
Mickey Mantle
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