Bowling an Ancient Sport Has No Limits
Bowling enthusiasts can enjoy the sport across ages. A 19 year old tops the recent American Bowling Congress Tournament in New York, while families and children join leagues as the sport grows worldwide. The article traces bowling roots from ancient Italy and Holland to modern family participation.
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Smith
Carol Skilling
Dale Skilling
Ralph Ramsbroeders
Kampschroeder
Milady
Rip van Winkle
America
Rip
Italy
Frank Menke
American Bowling Congress
Europe
Engeland
Holland
Scotland
Dale Skillings
New York
Ottawa Bravesedge Southwestern in Quadrangular Meet
Otts Wa University edged Southwestern for first in a quad meet at Winfield. OU won six events and racked up points to hold off the defending Kansas Conference champions. Stu Miller pitched in for the Orioles, relay team set a near-record, and Ottawa heads to Sterling on April 13 for a triangular with McPherson and the Warriors.
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Otts. Wa. University
Southwestern
Winfield
Friends University
Bethany
Braves
Kansas
Phil Rughes
Jim Roth
Dan Griffin
Wendell Carpenter
Darrel Randall
Jerry Benedict
Bill Boucek
Ottawa
Hughes
Carpenter
Bruce Crotts
Dick Booth
Crotts
Leonard Scheuffler
Ron Reusch
Roy Dunn
Reusch
Dunn
Roy Clayton
Sterling
McPherson
Warriors
Hands Off Montreal Warns New NHL Franchises
NHL President Clarence Campbell said three tampering reports by non playing personnel reached his office. He did not name the clubs or individuals but blamed an executive employee of a new franchise holder. The six new franchises are Los Angeles San Francisco Oakland Pittsburgh Philadelphia St. Louis and Minneapolis St Paul.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco-Oakland
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Nicklaus Aims Masters Win For Fallen Friend
Nicklaus plans to win the Masters in Augusta for his Columbus friend Bob Barton who died in a Tennessee plane crash. He shot 68 despite wind, taking a three stroke lead while Palmer and others struggled. Coe January 71 tied for second with January, Souchak, and Casper as the field narrows to 44 after Friday.
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Augusta
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Nicklaus
Bob Barton
Columbus
Ohio
Tennessee
Golden Bear
Ben Hogan
Tony Lema
Doug Sanders
Gay Brewer Jr
Gary Player
Charlie Coe
Oklahoma City
Don January
Mike Souchak
Billy Casper
Augusta National
xeCharles Coe
Ray Floyd
Peter Butler
Jay Hebert
Randy Glover
Lionel Hebert
George Knudson
R.H. Sikes
Don Finsterwald
Bob Rosburg
xsRed Horn
Judge Mulls Braves Antitrust Ruling in Milwaukee
Wisconsin accuses the National League of monopoly violations seeking Braves return or expansion. Judge Elmer Roller, white haired, blocked access to his chambers as he weighs a verdict set for weekend. An armed deputy stood outside as the decision nears.
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Milwaukee
Elmer W. Roller
Baseball
Braves
Wisconsin
Roller
National League
Atlanta
Sumeday
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Stu Miller
Baltimore Orioles
RED Rider
OUR
Leslie Sherman
Agronomist
Micro-Lite
Edwin Fuhlhage
Woodson County
Jean Edwards
Toronto
Fertilizer Control Boards
Iowa
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Idaho
Nebraska
Edwin Fuhihage
Muctoite
Hickory
Welborn’s Electric Service
Everett
Neosho
Wilson
Dean Berlin
Black and
Decker
Power Tools Nuz Man Lumber CO
Dodge Boys
DODGE
F.O.B. Detroit
Ottawa Dodge Sales and Service
R.F.D
Ottawa, Kansas
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