Two new bowling award recipients noted for high averages
Sam Keirns with a 176 average earned a Century Award for a 277 game in a 584 set, while Peggy Rhineberger will wear a sleeve patch for her Dutch 200, amid a list of standout scores from 600 Sizzlers, Series Stackers, Average Eclipsers, Single Gems and Disaster Converters, highlighting numerous bowlers and their high game marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Keirns
Peggy Rhineberger
Hank Sellers
Art Wallrabenstein
Dave Lindenberger
Jim Cooper
Charles Bryant
Debbie Jones
Dennis Schaffer
Randy Bartow
Harley Reed
Bill Dickman
John Kerper
Ray Urbansky
Dave Legg
Bob Raymond
Don Fuller
Louise Worcester
Roger Brown
Shirley Jensen
Mary F. Nickols
Anna Marie Perples
Linda Grosswiler
Linda Weimer
Jackie Burton
Ginny Bush
Iva Currier
Nancy Betschman
Lillian Doney
Lynda Sway
Pat Burr
Marge Reichard
Alta Ehresman
Linda Lindsey
Pam Vladiff
Fred Schneider
Charlie Appeman
Janet Rospert
Jane Fuller
Rosalie Rakosky
Earl Timman
Ted Kearney Jr
Bob Jackson
Marilyn Davis
Jean Peterson
American League clash ends with chilly shutout loss
Milw 100 000 000 -170 NY 020 000 00x 26.1. Sorensen and Martinez, Gossage and Munson. W John 1-0. L Sorensen 0-1. HR Spencer New York. Texas at Detroit postponed due to cold weather.
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N.Y
Sorensen
Martinez
John
Gossage
Munson
L—Sorensen
New York
Spencer
John Pays 1st Dividend In Yankee Debut With Win
Tommy John pitched seven innings of a six hitter to give the New York Yankees a 2 1 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers in his first American League appearance in seven years and his first with the Yankees. He stressed he cannot guarantee wins but will pitch at 150 percent. Rich Gossage finished the last two innings as John recounted rough beginnings before settling into a sinker heavy effort. Other AL scores included Chicago over Baltimore and Boston beating Cleveland in 12 innings. Texas–Detroit postponed by cold weather. NL results showed Montreal over Pittsburgh, Cincinnati over San Francisco, Philadelphia over St Louis, Houston over Atlanta, and Los Angeles over San Diego in 12 innings.
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New York
St. Louis
Montreal
Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago Houston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Sanego
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Mark Friedman
UPI
Tommy John
George Steinbrenner
John
Milwaukee Brewers
Rich Gossage
Brewers
Chicago
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
Toronto
Minnesota
Oakland
California
Seattle
Texas
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
San Diego
Edison girls defend Huron Invitational title in meet records
Dandar leads Edison with two individual wins and record times in 100 and 220 yard dashes. Edison also set relays records in the 880 and 440 as they edged Perkins 89 to 79 for the Huron title, Norwalk and Willard placing behind.
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Huron
Anna Dandar
Edison
Chargers
Perkins
Pirates
Sandusky
Willard
Margaretta
Norwalk
Dandar
Perkins cruises to second straight Huron In Vitational crown
Perkins boys track dominated the Huron Invitational, scoring 131 to beat Huron 92 and claiming eight event wins. Brad Dwelle won both long jump and high jump setting a meet high, Larry Gowdy swept the 100 and 220, while Edison’s Mark Woods led in the mile with 4 36 and Rick Langhals set the 330 low hurdles meet record.
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Huron
Perkins
Pirates
Shelby
Edison
Margaretta
Willard
Norwalk
Brad Dwelle
Dwelle
Kevin Ritzenthaler
Larry Gowdy
Gowdy
Rick Langhals
Mark Woods
Woods
Barry Millican
Jim Unger
Keith Lavine
Chargers
Unger
Lavine
Dave Ream
Charlie Sweet
Matt Missey
Eric Hand
Printy
Dellisanti
Goins
Burkes
Swanger
Myerholtz
Carr
Ream
Thornton
Dave Craze
Byington
Harlow
Tapp
Missey
John Printy
Ross
Hand
Luzador
Delamatre
Fish
Craze
Ritzenthaler
Link
Darnell Butler
Langhals
Palmucci
Dircks
Strine
Sweet
Oller
Winkel
Aguilar
Butler
Keller
Barry Milliran
Wise
Miller
Ruth
Johns
Fields
Boyce
David Lee
F. Brown
R. Brown
Stentz
Woolever
Brown
ACTA Tas Huron Invitational Girls Results Summary
The Edison girls lead in the ACTA Tas Huron Invitational with top marks in shot put Becky Eisenhauer 37-7 and discus 102-8 while runners from Huron Perkins Norwalk and Margaretta claim multiple victories across events including 100 yard dash Anna Dandar 12.0 and mile run Martha Bickley 6:00. Cites also list boys results with Perkins and Huron strong showings in field and track events.
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Diane McWilliams
Dandar
Hoffman
Barb Kocher
Bickley
Kocher
Kathy VanHook
Willard
Margaretta
Becky Eisenhauer
Becky Phillips
Flashes
Phillips
Huron
VanHook
Ritz
White
Dupont
Roesch
Marianne Majoy
Dwelle
Reed
M. Tackett
C. Tackett
Miller
Elgart
Karen Hoffman
Barone
Smith
Harkness
Tackett
Vattorella
Sandusky
Norwalk
Edison
Anna Dandar
Slivka
Davis
Kelly
Martha Bickley
Eherington
Myers
Stergle
A. Myers
Perkins
Janet Bird
Maher
Mathias
Carpenter
Roth
Etherington
Foster
Laura Miller
Shrike
Bonnie Dwelle
Twine
Robinson
Maloney
Frankboner
Hur
Shelby
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