Allamon Handles 514 Series In Mines League Play
George Anderson reports on Elite’s Monday bureau of Mines League where Allamon rang up a 514 series and 206 game. Ada Puskas led the women with 430 in mixed play, Nancy Bazo claimed independent high single, and Denver Griffith and Bill Lawton posted strong scores. New bowlers Bill Park Eliza Park and Cora Warring joined the night, while Jerks posted 2660 team high series and Alley Cats 941 team high independent game. The Women’s Majors saw a 5 8 10, a 3 10 2 and trips toward a potential triplicate. The column closes with a light poem about bowling mothers.
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Thomas Allamon
Elite
Bureau of Mines
Ada Puskas
Nancy Bazo
Denver Griffith
Bill Lawton
Denver
Bill
Jean Penman
Mary Gaspersick
Jim Hawley
Emily Brown
Bill Lessick
Bill Park
Eliza Park
Cora Warring
Ann Karbonit
Marshall Misses Two Big Men In Narrow Defeat
Marshall College played without its injured 6-8 Bob Burgess and 6-6 Phil Carter as Morehead Kentucky College toppled the Big Green 70-68. Morehead controlled boards 55-36 and built a late first half lead before taking the game in the second. Henderson Thompson led Morehead with 18 points, Granville Williams 17, Ed Noe 16, while Tex Williams paced Marshall with 16 and Lou Mott 13.
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Huntington
W. Va
Marshall College
Morehead
Bob Burgess
Phil Carter
Bowling Green
Big Green
Marshall
Mickey Sydenstricker
Henderson Thompson
Eagles
Granville Williams
Ed Noe
John Gibson
Tex Williams
Lou Mott
Bowlers Of The Week Highlight Local Leagues
Dennis Taylor of Tri-County Bowls 575 for a second straight week, with games 192 214 169. Fireball Jones tops Merchant League with 542 series. Kyle Phipps, Hallie Maddow lead Friday Mixed over averages. Sandra Keaton owns Wind ing Gulf Big Four split followed by a 6 7. Mary Hall tops Women’s Majors with 208. Gus Lilly leads Men’s Majors at 579, Ob Thomas 580. Martin Hajash 495 in Raleigh Handicap. Herbert Gunnoe tops Civitan with 212 and 553. Tony Tipane totals 526 for Raleigh General Hospital. Sam Caseino 505 leads Beckley Manufacturing.
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Dennis Taylor
Tri-County
Bill
Jones
Merchant League
Kyle Phipps
Hallie Maddow
Gegee Cain
Steve Stuch
Bureau of Mines
Sandra Keaton
Winding Gulf
Mary Hall
Bob Thomas
Gus Lilly
All Stars
Martin Halash
Raleigh County Handicap
Herbert Gunnoe
Civitan
Tony Tipane
Raleigh General Hospital
Sam Caseino
Beckley Manufacturing
C&p
Appalachian
City Handicap
Register Sports
Taylor
Geegee Cain
Steve Szuch
Rabie County
Eddie Berginnis
Bow
Beckley
OB Thomas
Martin Hajash
Raleigh
Beckley Manufacturing League
Low marks end Henry Johnson USF season
Henry Johnson of the University of San Francisco is disqualified for the remainder of the season after his grades dropped below the required average for athletic eligibility. A San Francisco spokesman confirmed the decision.
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San Francisco
UPD
Henry Johnson
University of San Francisco
Johnson
Fewell Signs With Chicago Bears After SC Contract
University of South Carolina tackle Sam Fewell signed with the Chicago Bears of the National Football League. The 250 pound lineman reportedly received a substantial signing bonus as the Bears claimed him in the 11th round of the NFL draft.
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Columbia, S. C
UPI
University of South Carolina
Sam Fewell
Chicago Bears
National Football League
Fewell
Bears
Monument Leadership Since 1911 Sears Guarantee
Sears offers a written guarantee with every Monument Convenient Payment Plan. The promotion highlights Monument leadership since 1911 and promotes Harper Road as a location for Sears savings and accessibility.
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Sears
Sears Soonument
Harper Road
Ford Signs Contract as Houk Promises To Work Him More
Whitey Ford, 32, signed his third straight Yankees contract for 35000, saying he did not ask for a raise but did not take a cut. Manager Ralph Houk pledged to use Ford more often. Elston Howard’s 25000 salary was raised slightly, with more work planned behind the plate. Robin Roberts took a cut to around 40000 with reduced duties, while Bill Tuttle stayed with the Athletics after reports of a Cleveland trade faded.
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Milton Richman
United Press International
Elston Howard
Robin Roberts
Whitey Ford
Ford
New York Yankees
Whitey
Yankees
Ralph Houk
Howard
Houk
Yogi Berra
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Roberts
Philadelphia
Bob Carpenter
John Quinn
Bill Tuttle
Lerms
Kansas City Athletics
Frank Lane
Tuttle
Cleveland
Jim Piersall
Lane
Laverage
Russell Holds Chamberlain To 25 Points
Boston Celtics beat the Philadelphia Warriors 129 to 121 as Sam Jones starred with 26 points and activated a late third quarter surge. Bill Russell limited Wilt Chamberlain to 25 points, while Tom Heinsohn matched Jones for scoring and Guy Rodgers led Warriors with 33. The win extends Boston’s Eastern lead to 44 games in the NBA standings.
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United Press International
Boston Celtics
Sam Jones
Bob Cousy
Jones
Celtics
Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Association
Cousy
Boston
Bill Russell
Wilt Chamberlain
Tom Heinsohn
Guy Rodgers
Warriors
Dodgers To Shorten Right Field 14 Feet
The Dodgers announce plan to shorten right center field at the Coliseum for 1961. E. J. Bavasi says right field distances drop to 380 feet from 394, with other field measurements unchanged. Last season Dodgers hit 18 homers to right field, visitors 10.
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Dodgers
LOS Angeles
UPI
Los Angeles Dodgers
E. J
Buzzie) Bavasi
Cother
Colts Sign Lamberti
Baltimore Colts sign Pat Lamberti a 28 year old free agent and 1959 13th draft pick of the Chicago Cardinals. The 6 3 225 pound lineman is to be tried as linebacker or guard after college at the University of Richmond.
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Baltimore
UPI
Baltimore Colts
Pat Lamberti
Chicago Cardinals
Lamberti
Cardinals
Colt
University of Richmond
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Palomar
San Marcos
Calif
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Oakland
Palomar College
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Carter
Bob Bowman
San Diego, Calif
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San Diego
University of San Diego
Fighting Irish
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USC
Fresno State College
University of California
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B.C
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Memphis State College
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Chamberlain
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