Bowling Scores in Ladies League Highlights
Thursday night results show Bienies Garage three high series with 179 493 by W Bien, Bond Cleaners one high 168 by J Speer, Beautyland two high 196 by E Milton and Budges Hardware two high 190 by W Foster. Towner's three high 183 by M Barber and 445 by C Horn. Mann Bell Drugs one high 179 by M Heckman and two top 466 by M Brandon.
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Bienies Garage
W. Bien
Bond Cleaners
J. Speer
Beautyland
E. Milton
Budges Hardware
W. Foster
Towner’s
M. Barber
C. Horn
Mann Bell Drugs
M. Heckman
M. Brandon
Defense Will Be Selfish On Cyclones Best Ever defense
Ottawa High School coach J. W. Emerson previews a strong ERL title bid with a defense he calls the best since he arrived. The Cyclones return nine lettermen and five starters led by Mavity at quarterback and Hickman at fullback. Ottawa plans a larger, tougher line and bigger speedy backs while facing a rugged schedule including Turner, Rosedale, Argentine and Olathe.
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Ottawa High
J. W. Emerson
Cyclone
Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High School
Emerson
Cyclones
Ottawa
Bill Green
Mick Brady
George Moody
Ronnie Lloyd
Tom Hickman
Steve Murray
Jim Honn
Terry Davis
Russell Daugharty
Gary Mavity
Ricky Bien
Mavity
Hickman
Boyer
Davis
Turner
Rosedale
Pittsburg
Lawrence
Washburn Rural
Olathe
Derby
Argentine
Bonner Springs
Bowling League Scores and Forfeit Summary
Men's Thursday League results show Conrad's with a 3 high game of 213 by D Heckman and 576 series. L & L Cafe posted a 1 with B Wenthe 204 and 594. Pepsi Cola had C Wolgast 193 and 564. Litwins-2 featured A Hopkins 234 and 538. Keen Co. -4 with W Lewis 201 and 574. Kitty Clover -0 with L Taylor 182 and M Zielsdorf 484. Dutch Boy Paint -4 Day 174 and 464. Southwestern Bell forfeited.
Local listings show area merchants and figures
P. N. Hirsch & Co and Moore Chevalds are listed with high scores on October 30. Ottawa Insulation, Pepsi Cola, Pence Food Center, Oggs Market, and other vendors appear with names including D Burress, Hall, Kampschroeder, Horn, Flinsbaugh, and Davis.
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P.N. Hirsch & CO
D. Griffin
Moore Chevolds
Percival
Ottawa Insulation
D.burress
Pepsi Cola
D., Hall
R. Kampschroeder
Pence Food Center
D. Horn
Flinsbaugh
Ogg's Market
B. Lewis
Davis
Bulldogs Look to defend Little Seven crown this season
Baldwin, defending Little Seven co champs, rely on a sturdy defense and an inexperienced offense under coach Dick Hedges. After losing three regulars, the squad must rebuild with four 1963 starters and integrate speed from 140 pound back Wayne Jackson and backs Fred Purvis and Woody Hobson. Injuries to lineman David Corel and quarterback Ron Chambers sting depth, but Hedges remains hopeful as the team faces non league tests and a tight league race with Gardner, Eudora, Louisburg and others looming. Schedule opens September 18 at Lansing with a slate through November 3 against Gardner.
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Baldwin
Bulldogs
Dick Hedges
Letterman Ron Chambers
Chambers
Hedges
Little Seven
Speedsters
Wayne Jackson
Jackson
Fred Purvis
Woody Hobson
Bulldog
Mark Biddle
Verlyn Gilges
Jim Selzer
Hoover
Osage City
Gardner
Eudora
Louisburg
Lansing
Wellsville
DE Soto
Spring Hill
A's For Sale To Outsiders
Kansas City owner Charles O Finley says he will sell the Kansas City Athletics to outsiders if local buyers do not purchase the club within two weeks. Asking price remains eight million dollars, he said from his Chicago office by telephone. If unsold, he will remain in the American League and would not comment on a potential Kansas City syndicate interest.
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Kansas City
Charles O. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Finley
Chicago
Major Stars Pitching Duel Highlights Reds 3 Pirates 0
Bob Purkey of Cincinnati pitched a five hitter for his 10th win as the Reds blanked Pittsburgh 3 to 0. Brooks Robinson of Baltimore singled three times and doubled to drive in two runs as the Orioles routed Washington 12 to 5.
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Bob Purkey
Cincinnati
Reds
Pittsburgh
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Orioles
Washington
World Series of Golf field arrives amid missing prize money
Akron AP report notes four major champions Arnold Palmer Ken Venturi Tony Lema and Bobby Nichols gather at Firestone Country Club for a 36 hole TV special to air weekend with prizes 50000 for first 15000 for second and 5000 for other winners Walter Schwimmer producer arrives without the checks prompting an air mail request to Chicago. Lema arrives first but declines the difficult Firestone course while Palmer and Nichols are in strong form and Venturi shows summer form.
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Akron
Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Ken Venturi
Tony Lema
Bobby Nichols
Firestone Country Club
Walter Schwimmer
Chicago
Schwimmer
Lema
Chameion
Firestone
McKinley Reaches Semifinals in Third Straight Year
Forest Hills N Y AP Chuck McKinley the top American seed in the National Tennis Championship advances to the semifinals for the third straight year by defeating Roger Taylor 13 11 9 7 6 1 Roy Emerson advances with a win over Tony Roche as McKinley eyes another Davis Cup clash in Cleveland later this month Defending champion Maria Bueno and rivals Billie Jean Moffitt Nancy Richey advance in women singles with more quarterfinal matchups to follow in New York
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Chuck McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Roy Emerson
Australia
Cleveland
Emerson
Tony Roche
McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Fred Stoie
Ralston
America
West Side
Britain
Mike Sangster
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Carol Hanks
St. Louis
Ann Haydon Jones
England
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Robyn Ebbern
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Karen Hantze Susman
San Diego
Carole Caldwell Graebner
Santa Monica
Race Innovator Died Thursday in Washington Pa
Joseph M. McGraw a driving force behind harness racing reforms died at his home in Washington Pennsylvania at 88 He introduced mechanical starting announcing via loudspeaker tracking by microphone post parade overnight races and declaring in the day before the race shaping modern harness racing rules and practices.
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Washington, Pa
Joseph M. McGraw
McGraw
MVC Games On Television
Missouri Valley Conference basketball will air on a TV network for 10 consecutive Saturdays during 1964 65. KTVH TV Wichita signed the deal. eight teams will appear at least once with about a dozen stations on board and roughly 16 planned. Schedule includes Drake at St Louis Louisville at Tulsa St Louis at Wichita Cincinnati at Drake Tulsa at Bradley Drake at Bradley Drake at North Texas State Wichita at North Texas Bradley at Wichita St Louis at Bradley.
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Kansas City
Missouri Valley Conference
Ktvh.tv
Wichita
Dale Larsen
Drake
St. Louis
Louisville
Tulsa
Cincinnati
Bradley
North Texas State
North Texas
Foreign Aces Play Today in Heart of America Tennis
At Kansas City AP reports two German players Helga Schultze and Heidi Schildknecht, seeded 1 and 2, will debut in the Heart of America International tournament. Defending men's champion Cliff Drysdale of South Africa has a first-round bye and will meet Premjit Lall of India, Bill Bowrey of Australia, and Dimitri Sturdza of Switzerland in the second round as seeds 2 3 and 4 won their first matches. the event runs through Sunday.
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Kansas City
Germany
Helga Schultze
Heidi Schildknecht
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Premjit Lall
India
Bill Bowrey
Australia
Dimitri Sturdza
Switzerland
Wellsville Hopes Depend On Youth
Wellsville coach Bob Stauffer leads a large but inexperienced 1963 squad as he rebuilds after graduation losses. The Eagles face a tough season with a seven member senior class and defense as a focus while relying on Gary Davenport and three seniors Dusty Swearingen Jackie Corwine and Jim Mitchell. The schedule lists matchups at Overbrook Baldwin Eudora Desoto Louisburg Spring Hill Gardner and Pomona.
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Gary Davenport
Jackie Corwine
Wellsville Eagles
Davenport
Corwine
Bob Stauffer
Wellsville
Eagles
Stauffer
Wellseville
Dusty Swearingen
Jim Mitchell
Overbrook
Baldwin
Eudora
Desoto
Louisburg
Spring Hill
Gardner
Pomona
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D. Heckman
L& L Cafe
B. Wenthe
C. Wolgast
Gary Johnson
Tom Jack
Son
David Corel
Eack Row
Robert Hagerman
Ron Chambers
Mark Hardy
David Nutt
Marty Hoover
Harry Stites
Quar
Associated Press
Blakesley’s
Honn’s
Harold's
Palmar
Nichols
Venturi
Roger Taylor
MVC
Ammco Tools
Lisle Tools
Marquette
Auto Lite
General Electric
Everhard
Stewart Warner
Hughes
Auto Parts
S. Main
Dean Berlin
Pratt & Lambert
Nuzman Lumber
Williamsburg High
Strong City
Carbondale
Hamilton
Northern Heights
Westphalia
Lyndon
Fontana
Gilliland’s
Centropolis
Vulcan
Harry Smith
Bill Ding
Conmre
Hubbard Lord Lumber
Kans
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